Armour stock yards grain market reports and hog prices
Armour Stock Yards Huron December 13 reports hogs down 5 to 15 cents with a top of 360 receipts 500. Cattle calves and sheep steady. Prices for cattle calves and sheep listed with ranges across steers yearlings heifers cows and bulls. Chicago hog market also noted with strong declines and top around 6.20 for lighter weights and 6.10 to 9.25 for heavier hogs. South St Paul and Sioux Falls markets show mixed steady to weak trends with hogs and sheep and cattle price ranges.
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Armour Mart
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Armour Market
Chicago
South St Paul
South ST. Paul
Dec
Sioux Falls
Trading Is Thin In Wheat Market With Slight Gains
In Minneapolis on December 13 1931 trading was thin with no major developments. Wheat futures ended with small gains for December and May while July was flat. Rye and barley futures mixed with minor changes as cash wheat stayed firm and durum demand remained good.
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Minneapolis
Dev
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed with Broad Declines
Chicago livestock prices show a drop with cattle and vealers weaker. Western and Eastern buyers active on medium to heavy weights, with top bids around 9 to 10 dollars for selected classes. Grain and produce markets steady to mixed. Chicago and Minneapolis reports note shifts in grain and dairy futures.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Undefined OCR fragment no clear event
Fragmentary text lacks identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Legion Post to Hold Final 1934 Meet
The William Reaves post will host a special meeting this week as the last post gathering of 1934. A highlight is the Christmas toy drive for needy children and a squadron of the American Legion. The meeting occurs Thursday due to a conflict with Elks events.
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Legion
William Reaves
Ean Tepon
Probers Push war profits curbs and stabilization plan
Senators and officials discuss wartime price controls and profits. McSwain plans bills to remove war profits, while Baruch and Johnson back stronger measures. Nye committee members seek to study munitions profits as Dern and Du Pont officials are questioned.
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Tary Swanson
Congress
Tre Commission
McSwain
South Carolina
House Military Affairs Committee
War Policies Commission
Brat
Supreme Court
Baruch
War Industries Board
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Nye
Dern
War Department
du Pont
Nyo
Janitor Saves Lives In School Mishap
In Liverpool England a school floor collapsed at St Clerments School during a Christmas concert threatening 500 people. Janitor Doughty acted quickly to cut gas lines and avert fire as about 150 injured and 33 hospitalized mainly women and children.
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Liverpool
Eng
St. Clements School
Doughty
Army Air Corps Plans Strato Hop Next Summer
At Kelly Field San Antonio it was learned that Call A. Andersen one of three pilots linked to a Rapid City venture last July will travel to Washington in March to prepare for a stratosphere flight planned for next summer by the Army Air Corps.
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Army Air Corps
SAN_ ANTONIO
Tex
Dec
Kelly Field
CF A. Andersen
Rapid City
S. D
Washington
Stock Market Mixed as Early Gains Fade
New York trading showed early steadiness giving way to moderate volatility. United Stores and Radio Advance led gains while U S Steel held near flat and declines appeared in U S Smelting American Telephone Western Union and Eastman Kodak amid light volume and a CURB close.
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New York
United Sores Corporation
U. S. Steel
U. S
American Telephone
Western Union
Feastman Kodak
Farmers Elevator Association picks Jensen again at SD convention
Chris Jensen of Putney was reelected president of the Farmers Elevator Association of South Dakota at the convention's closing session. A new board included E. A. Max will Vermillion Andrew Nelson Colman S. Jucy Forestburg William Barrett Hazel Joe Lapke Leola S. J. Cross Randolph and C. O. Woods Plankinton. Registration neared 30 percent. talks covered grain inspection loans and future research programs.
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Chris Jensen
Putney
Farmers Elevator Association of
South Dakota
BE. A.maxwell
Vermillion
Andrew Nelson
Colman
Jucy
Forestburg
Wiliam Barrett
Hazel
Joe Lapke
Leola
S. J. Cross
Randolph
C. 0. Woods
Plankinnton
Sam Lassée
Aurora
B.J
Ewing
Doland
G. B. Bauder
Minneapolis Fuel Company
Mansfield
Omaha
Frank H. Ripley
Parmers” Co-Operative Association of
Huron
Peterson
Robert Peterson
Centerville
F. S. Betz
Chicago
Farmers Elevator Guide
Pat Merrick of Near Cavour Dies
Pat Merck aged 61 years 6 months 9 days died in Sanatar 5 D. of pulmonary tuberculosis. Born in Ireland he lived on a farm north of Cavour. Survived by two sons one daughter and one grandson. Funeral at 10 tomorrow at the Catholic church of Cavour Father James Reilly officiating. Burial in St Patrick's Cemetery Cavour. wife predeceased him over 20 years.
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Pat Merrick
Cavour
Pat Merck
Sanatar
Mr. Merrick
Ireland
America
Yale
James Reilly
St. Patrick's Catholic
Seed Concessions Urge Immediate Orders for Drought Seed
County drought relief director urges farmers to determine seed needs and place orders with the drought committee or agent. Prices for Cetes spring wheat at 1.33 per bushel, mindum dyrum 1.60, barley 1.10, oats Te and flax 2.25, with delivery prices for cleaned grain. The seed stocks committee has no authority to release seed until paid for. federal seed loans may fund purchases. Congress is urged to pass seed loan legislation early in the coming session starting January 3.
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County Agricultural Drought Relief Director
Hill
Congress
Hard Surfacing Push Influences Black Hills Route
A Rapid City delegation met the state highway commission in Pierre to promote hard surfacing of a highway to the Black Hills from the east. The group included R. Bronson secretary of the Rapid City chamber of commerce and others. Governor Berry named Arthur A. Svendby of Lemmon to his advisory tax committee to help draft a tax program for the 1895 legislature.
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Pierre
Rapid City
State Highway Commission
Black’ Hills
Bronson
Svendby Pierre
Tom Berry
Arthur A. Svendby
Lem«mon
Farm Census Urges Farmers to Prepare for 1938 Count
The upcoming January 2 1938 census of agriculture will be the most significant since 1840. Drought wrecked crops and livestock and altered land use prompting calls for volunteer prep. William L Austin notes secrecy. reports will not affect taxes.
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Bureau of the Census
Washington, D.C
William L. Austin
Census Bureau
Santa Claus Arrives Tomorrow For Huron Visit
Santa Claus will arrive by plane from Bismarck at 2:35 p.m. and travel downtown at 3 p.m. He plans to greet children and hopes local teachers will release students early. The American Legion Auxiliary drum and bugle corps will accompany him through retail districts before he departs at 5 o'clock for his next stop.
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Santa Claus
Bismarck
N. D
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Nick
Jane
Three Killed in Tennessee Accidents Reported
Virgil Wirt and William Eichel farm boys from near Parker received injuries in a local incident. Herland Hansen, 33, of Ft Pierre, died in a Pierre hospital from internal injuries after a car went out of control on loose gravel four miles north of Pierre. Three others were hospitalized with non fatal injuries.
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Virgil. Wirt
William Eichel
Parker
Eichel
Pierre
Herland Hansen
Ft. Pierre
Hansen
Wool Lake Minn
Good Roads Group Meets In Huron
Members of the South Dakota Good Roads association held a meeting in Huron to discuss legislation. About 60 attended, with a three person committee led by Charles Ehrling and W. T. Doyle of Sioux Falls and W. E. Barthelow of Huron. Correction notes a misprint in a society column earlier naming the lodge as A. O. U. W. instead of A. A. UW.
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Good Roads
Huron
South Dakota Good Roads Association
Charles Ehrling
W.T. Doyle
Sioux Falls
W. E. Bartholow
Loyal Temperance League Meets in Cavour Church
Lt. LL meeting Mrs Truex attended the December Loyal Temperance League gathering in the M E church Sunday school room. The program featured songs and the usual proceedings. Guest of honor Mrs Phillips of Blunt. The next meeting will be at Mrs Truax’s home in January.
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W. Truex
Cavour
The
Loyal Temperance League
M. E. Churca
Phillips
Blunt
For Sale 1925 Chevrolet Trucks Trade Offer
Bud Larsen advertises 1925 Chevrolet trucks in good condition and seeks trades for 30 Chevrolet coaches. Also offers a circulating heater in good condition priced cheap for immediate sale and provides contact at 146 10th E and phone 2095 at 607 Ohio Ave.
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Chevrolet
Bud Larsen
Ohio Ave
5. W
Mortgage foreclosure notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Default on a promissory note dated August 31, 3429 leads to mortgage foreclosure of property in Beadle County. The notice lists amounts due totaling 11 410.10 including principal interest taxes and insurance and sets January 9 1888 as the sale date at the Beadle County Courthouse front door Huron. South Dakota with Sheriff R Huntley handling the sale.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Beadle County
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company forecloses a mortgage on the NE quarter of Section 32, Township 110 North Range 60 West, Beadle County South Dakota, due to default. Total due amounts to 8140.88 with principal 2540.00 and interest 484.23 plus delinquent taxes 156.65. Sale to the highest bidder for cash on January 9 1935 at 10:00 AM at the Beadle County Courthouse front door. Sheriff Con R Huntley signs.
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George H. Geister
Mutual Benefit Life-Insurance Company
2 Corporation
Newark
New Jersey
Bagee
Beadle County
South Dakota
North
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadie County
Makiag
Huron
Pevon
R. Huntley
Beadle Co
Mortzarce
Albert Timperley
Nettie M. Timperley
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Beatie
Muton South Dakota
Mutual Benefit Life Insureance Company
Con R. Huntley
Besdle
Paves E.reetee Sou
Falls
Notice of Mortgage Sale for Floyd and Jessie Petersen
Mortgagees declare the entire debt due on a January 1924 mortgage on the NW quarter of Section 12, Township 110 N, Range 81 W, Beadle County South Dakota. Foreclosure by sale at the Beadle County courthouse in Huron on January 9, 1935 at 10:00 AM. Walter Conway and T. E. Eastman, attorneys for the mortgagees.
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Jessie Peterson
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Sedan
Sid
City of
Huron
Ita
State OF
Tae O . Walter Gonway
Joey
T. E. Eastman
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