Market News Market Is Dow 5 To 10 Thursday wiocket and feeder cattle
Market observers report cattle prices with a generally steady trend across weights and classes. Slaughter lambs and ewes show varied quotes, with feeding lambs weaker, while some larger lots reach higher packer bids. Trade remains active in sheep and lamb segments amid mixed demand.
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Wich Sastenday
Sioux City
Siou City
Dee
St Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S
Dept
Sioux City and Minneapolis Livestock and Commodities News
Livestock and grain markets across Sioux City Minneapolis and Chicago show varied activity. Cattle and hogs moved unevenly with prices mostly firmer on select classes. wheat futures opened lively then steadied while cash markets reflected modest demand and steady to weaker tones in some grains.
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Minneapolis
Sioux Falls and Chicago Poultry and Egg Prices, Dec 18
Sioux Falls reports hens and leghorn prices per 4% pound were 4% and over. ducks and geese varied by weight with hens and springs listed. Chicago and New York markets show eggs, butter, poultry prices and receipts. live poultry firm in Chicago while New York notes irregular egg prices and refrigerator stocks. Closing quotations span numerous stocks and commodities with broad market activity.
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Sioux Falls
Siouxfalls
Chicago
Light Snowfall Blankets State
A light snow event reported across the state with light accumulations. Sioux Falls notes about a half inch while another report mentions a quarter inch elsewhere as winter conditions spread.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdean
Start Arguments In Court In City Election Contest
In Pierre on December 18 the South Dakota Supreme Court heard the election contest brought by Frederick A. Warren against James Brown a state supreme court judge. Warren seeks a recourt in 32 counties claiming many Brown votes were counted illegally and Warren votes not counted. Brown counsel seeks dismissal for lack of jurisdiction. Judge elect E D Roberts sat in for Brown.
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Fifth Circuit
van Buren Perry
Aberdeen
Thorson
Supreme Court
Perry Gardner
E. D. Roberts
Brown
Drought Reflected In Flow Of James River
The dry eastern South Dakota weather of 19M cut river flows. James River at Huron yearly discharge 82,300 acre feet, 33 percent of 1990s normal. Lower James at Scotland 116,000 acre feet, 35 percent of 1929. Big Sioux at Flandreau 79,000 acre feet, 6 percent of 1929. Ak-Tom lower river 312,000 acre feet, 4 percent of 1929. July to September shows James at 58 percent, Big Sioux varies, Sioux City total 18,000,000 acre feet, 75 percent of 1890s. Gaging stations by U S Geological Survey with Army Engineers.
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Dee
Apeciau
South Dakota
James
Big Sioux
Jame
Huron
Lower
Scotland Station
Flandtreau
Ak- Tom
Flandreeu
Alon
Sioux City
U. S. Geological Survey
Army Engineers
Largest South Dakota Christmas Tree Battle
Belle Fourche claims the state’s tallest community Christmas tree atop a 237 foot grain elevator, asserting a 31 foot-tall tree is the largest in South Dakota. Deadwood counters that a tree on the brown cocks should be credited for its growth. In Iowa, four men robbed First National Bank in Sheffield of $5,000 at 10 a.m., three entering the bank and fleeing in a waiting car with a fourth robber.
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Black Hills
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Deadly Wood
Deadwood
Algo
ROB Sheffield
Sheffield
Iowa
Hospital Admits Several Patients and Discharges List
At the hospitals Mrs. George Stevens Ca vour and Mrs. Dan Wagner underwent surgical procedures along with Frank Volesky from Yale. George Thomas and Hubert Stratton were also noted at Huron, with B. J. Cockgam listed for discharge.
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George Stevens
Cavour
Frank Volesky
Yale
Dan Wagner
Huron
George Thomas
Hubert Stratton
B. J. Cockgam
Radio Action Of State Reopened
The South Dakota radio commission delayed three applications after protests from residents. Aberdeen asked to move KGFX from Pierre, while two others sought licenses and construction for Aberdeen stations. Protests cited lack of public awareness. officials planned further investigations before ruling.
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Paul Mae Washington
Bilis A. Yout
Equity Unioxwameries of
Aberdeen
KGFX
Pierre
Yost
South Dakota
Dana McNeil
Aberdeen Creameries
Charles Huber
James A. Mathews
Huber
Mathews
Washington
Inchigan
Iowa
New York
Maryland
New Scout Troop Installed in Iroquois Church Basement
In Iroquois the new Boy Scout troop was installed last night in the Methodist church basement. The troop has 2 members with 3 or 4 more working on tenderfoot tests, expected to join soon. Frank Armin chaired the ceremony. Fred C. Eggers led the installation with 12 scouts assisting. L. H. Brukn will be scoutmaster, Rev J Hunter aids, and the unit operates under the Iroquois Business Men's association.
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Iroquois
Frank Armin
Scoist
Fred C. Eggers
L. H. Brukn
Redfield Sheriff Contest Sees Little Change
In Redfield Dec 14 the Spink county sheriff contest between Jim Finnerty the Democratic winner and John Hagerty shows no further shift after about half the ballots reviewed Judge Frank B Fisher oversees the case Finnerty who was police chief at Redfield holds the seat with Hagerty former deputy sheriff as the contestant.
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Redfield
Spink County
Frank B. Fisher
Jim Finnerty
John Hagerty
Finnerty
High School Art Class Stages Diamonds in the Rough
Huromaen Joe High School art students, directed by Mrs. Lillian Love, present a two bi monthly assembly play titled Diamonds in the Rough. The cast features 17 roles led by Fay Barber and other students in Friday’s program.
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Huromaenjoe High School
Lillian Love
Santa Claus to Visit Preston School Hopeful Cheer
Santa Claus plans a visit to Preston School as the program features a large tree and musical performances. The event aims to boost student morale and communal spirit at Lake Preston High School with festive sounds and good cheer.
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Santa Claus
Uigke Preston School
Cheat Auditorian Fos
Lake Preston High
Aberdeen Barbers Offer Free Haircuts for Children
Aberdeen barbers announce holiday spirit program free haircuts for children who cannot afford them. Dec 12 event location listed. aim to spread cheer and assist families during the season.
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Aberdeen
P—Locel
Legion Makes Last Collection Drive for Huron Needy
A final appeal by American Legion chair DL A Connell for clothing food and toys to aid Huron’s needy was issued. The last collection starts tomorrow at 3 p m with pick up for those not yet notified by telephone before 10 a m. Garments and articles will be distributed by the Salvation Army.
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Huron
DL. A. Connell
American Legion
Rouy
Cornell
National Bank of Huron
Tomomow
Salvation Army
Appoint Leaders Of P T A Groups In Huron
A J Lang announces January discussion leaders for Huron city schools Parent-Teacher groups. Leaders assign topics thrift self reliance and fear across Wilson Washington Lincoln McKinley Jefferson schools with meetings set for January 5 and January 6.
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Parent-Teacher Association
A. J. Lang
Huron City
Wilson School
Glenn R. McArthur
George Giles
Wilson
Lincoln
McKinley
Washington and Jefferson
4 H Beef Producers Are Given Pointers
Leaders and members of 4 H beef clubs met at E J Simental farm near Wolsey to study selection and fitting of cattle for feeding. A Hereford calf owned by Lampe Market Co of Huron was used as a training example, shown by Morria Simental. G G Guthrie demonstrated calf fitting while Dr G S Weaver spoke on projects and disease control. Attending were baby beef club members from several counties and Wolsey high school's Smith Hughes class.
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E. J. Simental
Wolsey
Lampe Market Company
Huron
Morria Simental
Scotland
South Dakota
G. G. Guthrie
G.S. Weaver
State College Extension Service
Smith- Hughes
Wolsey High School
County Agent's Busy Year Under Beadle County Plan
Beadle County agent FR A Cave reported a hectic 1930 with nearly three meetings daily for 906 club members and 1275 relatives. He made 279 farmer calls, hosted 1044-H meetings, and traveled 3732 miles in field work, distributing 174 bulletins and issuing 522 letters.
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FR. A. Cave
Beadle
Mr. Cave
Beadle County
Huron
Cave
Betweer Times
Chicago gangsters feel hard times judge says war chest shrinking
In Chicago, Judge John Lyle notes gangsters are now less able to post large cash bonds, citing Bernard OConnell who could not furnish 26008 dollars at arraignment. Several others faced similar bail difficulties as the city’s public enemies list grows with figures tied to Al Capone’s circle.
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Chicago
John . Lyle
Bernard O'Connell
Frank Ric
al Capone
No. Bon Chicago
Fake Inventory Dec 18 Bank Closure Report
Inventory of the Chamberlain Bizte bank conducted after it closed its doors in town on December 18, detailing work and wiring fixtures and assets for liquidation and orderly shutdown by local authorities.
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Chamberlain Bizte Bank
Mullaney Praises Local Legion Merger Progress
J D Mullaney adjutant of the South Dakota department lauded the William Reaves Legion post for exceeding its 3339 membership goal and leading the state in paid up members. The Huron post reported 256 paid up members with 248 total for the year, noting last year’s lower figure due to lighter spring drives. The drive continues through December 31 as officials celebrate a Christmas party at 8:30 PM in the K C hall with a toy exchange and business reports forthcoming.
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William Reaves
The
Post
Huron Legionnaires
Mullaney
William C. Weller
Huron
Lession
Sout Dakota
A M E Church Plans Dedication Service
A M E Bethel church in Huron marks ten years of service for the colored community with Rev Stovall of Minneapolis guiding the quarterly conference. Stovall's 1920 dedication by Bishop Coppin raised Bethel to prominence. he previously led St Peter A M E Church in Minneapolis and now oversees the northwest district.
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Stovall
Minneapollis
Northwest
Bethel Church
Stovell
Bishop Coppin
Philadelphia
Bethel A. M. EB. Church
Minnneapolis Central Hi
Chool
Minneapolis
Remains of Russian Royalty Said Hidden in Family Plot
Prague report says French officer Janin, with Czechoslovak legion, claims to possess remains of czar Nicholas II, czarina Alexandra, and heir, said to have been entrusted by Dieterich. He allegedly buried them in a private family plot after fleeing Russia. Items include jewels once worn by the royal family.
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Bad Weather Delays Italian Air Armada Start
Bad weather likely to slow the Italian air armada en route from Italy to Rio de Janeiro. Six planes began from Orbetello, with two relief planes joining Ivica and Balesric Isles to complete the 12 ship Atlantic contingent as prepared for contingencies.
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Spain
Italy
Rio de Janeiro
Orbetelio
Ivica
Balesric Isles
Atlantic
Guatemala Staging Brisk Revolt Ends With Interim Regime
Guatemala City was engulfed in street fighting that left several dead as the government shifted within nine weeks. General Manuel Estrada Seisé and General Lazaro Chacón, the president elect, were involved. Chacón reportedly died of a cerebral hemorrhage while Bau-Quo Palms, named to succeed him, sought refuge at the German legation.
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CIFY
Jsuatemala
Capitol
ST Peraong
Manuel Seesie
Lazare Chacon
Bau- Quo Palms
Bau- Quo Palms, Who Was Designated To Succeed General Chacon
Council of Ministers
Legation
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