Armour Stock Yards Huron Reports Mixed Livestock Prices
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports hogs 5M head at top 5.65, cattle calves and sheep mostly unchanged from Saturday. Prices quoted for steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and hogs across categories, with later figures from Falls and Chicago markets showing higher hogs and cattle demand. Contains multiple weighted price ranges and category notes for hogs, cattle, veal, sheep, and packers.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Riga
Stags S
Hog Prices Jump On Chicago Market First Day
Bullish hog market on the first marketing day in Chicago lifted prices 15 to 25 cents over last week with 31 000 hogs traded. Weights over 240 pounds topped at 6.25 dollars, while lighter hogs sold around 4.85. Cattle prices also strong with red calves and yearlings high, feed shortages and drought affecting weights across the Midwest. Receipts totaled 17 000 cattle and 31 000 hogs with outside markets rising 25 to 30 cents.
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Chicago
Abero
Middle West
St Paul
Omaha
Kany City
Jeus
St Lambs
Grain Futures Slip At Close In Dull Minneapolis Session
Grain futures closed lower as a quiet trading day on the Minneapolis market produced declines across several contracts. Dec wheat and May wheat futures fell about 1 percent, rye and barley futures eased, and cash wheat remained in fair to good demand with mixed signals on other grain markets.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
U.S
Idaho
Russell U
Market Summary Livestock and Grain Prices at Minneapolis
Paul Livestock reports slow early cattle trade with some gains on higher asks. Slaughter cattle, feeders, and yearlings show varied prices with some strength in odd lots. Hogs and sheep receipts mix, with moderate activity and price ranges noted. Minneapolis carlot grain range lists brief shifts in wheat corn oats prices for Dec 17 and Dec 11 reports.
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Sioux City
Sioux
City
Tom Choise
Paul
South ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Aspevive
Grain and durum prices drift in Chicago futures report
Chicago futures quotes show wheat and flax values with amber durum and mixed durum grades in Dec and May contracts. Duluth cash prices list No. 1 amber durum and No. 2 amber durum at varied bids, plus No. 1 red durum and related flax listings.
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Montana
Duluth
Markets Show Huron Poultry and Eggs Prices
Daily market report from Swift & Co Huron and D Bons covers poultry eggs butter and hides. Lists No 1 cured hides leghorn and heavy spring chickens, butterfat and egg standings, plus Chicago New York and Sioux City price postings and ratios.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Huron
D. Bons
Leubesesciecamenems
Ucott
Dees
Bolles & Rogers and Muron Hide and Metal Co
Cnmedecnnes
Renaineewetuc
Canning Hands Old Rival Bad Beating
Canning edged rival Canning in a fast game with an 18 to 6 halftime lead. W Cooper Redick E Mostetler Bias and E Cooper starred for Canning while M Welch and Jane battled Diant’s big players. Riggle and L Mostele led the late scoring surge.
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Riggle
L. Mostele
Cattle Listing Urged For Government Seed Sales
County agents urge farmers in Rescle and surrounding areas to list all cattle at the office in Huron or seed meeting sites. Permits are required to sell cattle to the government amid seed shortages. Meetings run Tuesday and Wednesday with locations in Vernon Altoona Clyde and Huron among others.
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Huron
Hill
Wessington
Town Hall
Vernon
Altoona
Payne
Lake Byron
Techester
Foster
Center Acauly Pearl Creek
Alley
Clyde Jand Custer
Farmers Assembly
Courthouse
Whiteside
Dearborn
Northeast
Valley
Valley No
Richland
Culver
Crested Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
New York market report lists crested poultry steady to firm on December 11 with fresh chickens 10 to 19 percent higher for fowls 13 percent for old roosters 13 to 14 percent for feathers notes turkey prices 19 to 31 percent, ducks unquoted. Frozen line shows chickens 16 to 25 cents, fowls and old roosters 11 to 14, turkeys unquoted, ducks 18 cents.
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New York
Chicago
New York Poulay
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
AL Chem
Allie Chal
Am Can
Am Intl
Am Laco
Am Roll Mill
Auburn
Aviation Corp
B&o
Barnsdall
Bendix Av
Beth
Borden
Briggs Mtg
Byers Co
Can Pac
Case
Caterpil Tract
Cerro de Pasco
CRO My C&nw
CRO My C&nw 44; Cmsipap. Pid 34;Criap 1%; Chrysler 39; Colo
Col G&e
Colum
Coml Solo
Cora
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co
Deere
DuPont
Eastman
el Pow & Ltd
Firestone T&r
Fox Film A
Gen Bloc
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt Nor Ir
Gt Nor
Homestake
Hudson
TM Cent
Industry
Kroger
Lambert
Loews
Macker
Mallinson
McKess & Rob
Mo Pace
Mont Ward
Morrell
Nash
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distill
Nat
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Par Pub
Penney
Penn
St Oil Ind
Oil NJ M
Brew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim Roll
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Unit Actt
Unit Bisc
Unit Corp A
Unit Fruit
Werner Pic
West Union
West Mec
Woolworth St
Truck
General Stock Market Trend Across Sectors
New York trading showed gains in metals utilities and specialties while Industrials and rail declined. Overall activity was quiet as the tone remained steady for the industrial group and railroad shares. American Telephone and General Motors were near parity while U S Steel drifted lower. North American and U S Smelting rose about a point each. Transfers totaled around 70,000 shares.
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New York
American Telephone
General Motors
U. S. Steel
North American
U. & Smelt
Indians urged to manage own living under new policy
The Indian Reorganization Act era policy shift urged Indians to take responsibility for their future rather than relying on federal support. The report cites land disorganization from allotment and calls for more land, a credit system, and education to enable Indians to operate and benefit from their lands. It notes gradual educational reforms and the Wheeler Howard act as a start toward credit access.
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Washington
Tne Aional
Resources Board
Tax Proposals Studied by South Dakota Advisory Committee
Pierre December 17 Taxation problems affecting state government are being studied by an advisory tax committee appointed by Governor Berry two weeks ago. The group will rewrite the gross income tax law and aid in drafting measures for the 1935 legislative session. W. C. Welsh, state director of taxation, chairs the panel and presented a draft of proposed changes to improve workability. Governor Berry indicated rates under the gross income schedule might be increased, but will not disclose proposals until the committee review is complete.
Corporation Taxes In State Decrease In South Dakota
Washington reports a drop in corporate income tax for 1932 earnings in South Dakota. Only 473 corporations had net income. 3,023 filed, with 600.01 tax paid on net income and 83,658 total tax from those with positive net income. Individual returns rose, with 8,354 filing net income of 17,956.77 and tax totaling 137,503, while 1,900 corporations posted deficits. Only 119 percent of state population filed returns.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue Today
South Dakota
Fazmlt
Arrest May Solve Theft Continues From Page One
Police describe an ongoing investigation into a large jewel and truck theft ring. Detectives questioned suspects including Burns, a convict with prior murder and life term, found with two machine guns and multiple pistols in a flat. Also seized were a woman identified as Mrs. Jean Borland and various firearms as investigators linked Burns to other robberies and the era’s famed Dillinger and Brooklyn truck heists. A sensational crime thread runs through the report with mentions of a daring waterfront escape and a staged getaway by rival gangs.
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Burns
Jean Borland
Indianapolis
Hamilton and
Fox
Beals
Dillinger
Dros
Rebel Ice ‘Corporation
Office
Pusheart
Large Part Of State Labeled Undesirable For Farms
A federal report maps much of South Dakota as unsuitable for farming, urging withdrawal of land and continuing subsidies in sparse areas. It designates western regions west of the Missouri River and southern border districts as unfit for agrarian use, with refinement possible after further study.
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Missouri River
National Resources Board
Washington
Dec
South Dakota
Asnd
Harding, Butte
Dspisare
Pennington
Oregon
Montana
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Public Works Administration
Steel Industry Expands Plants Across U S Steel City
Cleveland reports a 100 million dollar surge in new steel mill equipment for 1935. United States Steel pledges 40 million, Ford 19 million, National Steel 12 million, with Carnegie, Bethlehem, Great Lakes, Youngstown Sheet, Republic and others expanding plants. Automobiles, railroads, public works and oil gear drive demand, signaling a steel renaissance after decades of overcapacity concerns.
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Cleveland
United States Steel Corporation
Figs
Ford Motor Company
National Steel Corporation
T Te
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel
Youngstown
Bethlehem
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Campbell
Republic Steel Corporation
Mrs. Coyne to move to Michigan after sale of Fort Pierre Times
Fort Pierre December 11. Mrs C E Coyne former secretary of state has sold her Fort Pierre Times to L T Gaugenmaier of Pierre and will move to Grand Rapids Michigan this week to operate a rental library in Grand Rapids where a daughter resides. She served as secretary of state in 1931 and 1932 and was a candidate in the last two general elections.
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C. E. Coyne
Michigan
Fort Pierre
Me. C
Ih Coyne
Fort Terre
Bonus Granted to Huron Employes Across Tolerton Warfield
A Wholemle Broux City company and the end of the Council Oak area announce a bonus equal to a portion of annual salaries for all 835 employees across all operating communities.
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Tolerton and
Warfield
Wholemle Company
Broux City
Council Oak
Ares
Griffith Speaks At Co-Op Lurch
Major John L. Griffith of Chicago athletic commissioner of the Big Ten spoke at a Co-Operative club luncheon. He praised college athletics for youth, noted Big Ten gate receipts up about 15 percent, and praised Minnesota football while critiquing Rose Bowl participation rules. He announced a 2:30 p.m. banquet speech at the Elks hall and a Lions luncheon shift to Christmas Day with a Salvation Army Christmas basket donation.
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John L. Griffith
Chicago
Big Ten
Huron
Co- Operative Club
Grifith
Chicago Rotary Club
Griffith
Middlewest
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Elks
Gotjet Te Aeles
Lions
Sleo
Salvation Army
Ite
Mrs George Sullivan Dies at Home on Colorado Avenue
Mrs. George Sullivan died at 3 30 this morning at her home 8 Colorado avenue southwest funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Kinyons chapel with Reverend F B Morrison pastor of the First Methodist Church in rare burial will be in Riverside cemetery Surviving are the husband one sister Mrs FA Richards of Huron and one brother J Jackson of Ruthton
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G. Sullivan
Ducati
George Sullivan
Colorado Avenue
Kinyon’s Chapel
F. B Morrison
First Methodist
Riverside Cemetery
Ester
FA Richards
Huron
J. Jackson
Ruthton
Two ABE Fined In Municipal Court For DUI
L Gorham and August Neibert were each fined 56 dollars in Municipal court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Both men were barred from driving in Huron for one year.
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ABE
L. Gorham
August Neibert
Huron
Lost Downtown Sale Advertises Household Goods
For sale two beds with dressers and mattresses youths bed two cot dressers rockers kitchen table large kitchen cupboard laundry stove kerosene stove dishes and fruit fare contact Mrs B or H Kerr 508 4th and W phone Sanz Tuesday or Wednesday.
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H. Kerr
4Th & W
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Lee
Rage
Ford Motor Ltd
Swit & Co
Hinreapol
A. E Goverrnments
Pierre
Sivla
H. Whitman
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Euen
Huron - Pierre
Buren
Hives
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Crete
Gentheut
Welwey
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