Market News Sioux City Livestock and Wool Prices
Sioux City markets report cattle steady with light fed cattle down. heavy beef calves mixed. feeders scarce. top steer price 15.50. cows 6.25 to 7.50. hogs 9.10 top with 5.60 to 6.90 typical. sows 8.00 to 8.25. sheep 12.50 to 12.75 for 46 lb plus fat lambs active. Boston wool quotations noted: scoured Montana fine 82 83, 3-blood combing 83, 77 78, 4-blood combing 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux Cety
U. S. Dept. Agr
Boston
Bulletix
Montana
Simiar
St. Paul
U. S
Chicaga
Chicago
U.S
Sioux Falls and Chicago Livestock Markets Friday Dec 20
Sioux Falls cattle hogs and sheep trade reports show steady to slow early bidding with mixed demand. Chicago hogs and cattle markets opened lower to steady with varied prices across weight classes and regional outlets.
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Sioux Falls
Siux Falls
Weather dulls wheat trading in Minneapolis market
Weather conditions from the winter wheat belt kept wheat futures dull with a narrow trading range and a slight downward drift. Cash and futures quotes showed mixed movements across No. 1 northern, amber durum, and other classes, while oats rye and flax remained light with tepid demand in a steady to firm cash tone.
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Minneapolis
Dee
Jess
Montana
Thesdey
Livestock Market Prices and Notice to Readers
Armour & Co hog receipts reported to noon today at 900. Hur yard is not a public market so daily quotations are unavailable. Readers are referred to quotations from public markets listed elsewhere.
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Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Produce Markets Nae nnnane HURON EFOULERY
Huron market report from Swift & Co lists poultry and eggs with weights and grades. Includes Hens under 444 lbs and over, Leghorns, springs, ducks, geese, and various dressed and live bird categories with price indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloux Falls
Eges
Huron
Swift & Co
Owen
Huron Foulthy and Eggs and Local Market Prices
Prices for poultry and eggs listed by Back Brothers, Huron with weight categories for hens ducks and geese, plus dressed and live varieties. Dairy and produce notes show shipper prices and market activity from Huron and Minneapolis markets with weather affecting trading.
Market Quotations Summary
A dense list of stock prices and percentages for diverse firms and sectors including Am Sug, Gen Elec, US Steel, Ford, Packard, Tex Pac, and many others. Reads like a portfolio snapshot with varied gains and losses, reflecting mining, utilities, railroads, and consumer goods.
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Allis
Beth
Can Pac
Cerro de Fas
C& NW
CRI & PF
Chrysler
Icolo
Col.g & E
Con Gas
Erle
Freeport Tex
Gen Elec
Genetre
Gold Dust
Houston
Hudson
Com Esq
Nickel
Nor American
North Pac
Packard
Pan Am B
Penn Kor
Phillips
Pullman
Radio Corp
Reading
Rep I & Stl
Reyn Tob H
Sears Koeb
Sinclair
South Pac
South Ray
St Oi Calit
Stoo NJ
St Oi NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tex & Pac
Tez Pac la
Stock slide dampens New York trading on Dec 19
Stock prices sagged as selling pressure hit amusement utility merchandising and specialty shares. International Combustion fell to a new low after news of a temporary receiver. Fox Film dropped sharply amid a broad market decline. Macy Roebuck and others hit new yearly lows as total volume neared 2.9 million shares.
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New York
Fox Film
International Combustion
Fox
R. H. Macy
Seard Roebuck
Arnold Constable
Gimbel Brothers
Kolster
Zenith Radich
Fairbanks Morse
Pathe
Continental
Salea
Manganese Plant Plans Outlined For South Dakota
Yankton December 19 plans for a proposed two billion dollar manganese concentrate plant in South Dakota were outlined to local business leaders at a luncheon by Harl Luots president of the General Manganese Corporation and W G Jenkins of Minneapolis. Construction was planned to start in May 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
South Dakota
To & Group
Harl Luots
General Manganese Corporation
Detroit
W. G. Jenkins
Minneapolis
R . Ita
Tulane Souths Fastest Eleven Of 1929 Football Era
Tulane University claims its 1929 eleven is the fastest in southern football history and most versatile in ball handling. Maryland versus Quantico Marines scrimmage noted with Marines aiding College Park program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane Souths
Tulane University
Health Champions Named at National 4-H Congress
Florence Smock of Lake County Pennsylvania and Harold Deatline of Morgan County Indiana were chosen health champions at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. They scored 98.7 and 95.2 respectively amid 28 contestants representing 732,000 4-H members.
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Cmll
United States
Florence Smock
Lake County
Pla
Harold Deatline
Morgan County
Ind
Chicago
South Dakota Urged to Expand Industry for Growth
Yankton leaders press industrial expansion citing a survey showing 90 percent of growth from local development. EB R Heaton of First National Bank backs statewide surveys to boost flax processing, minerals, coal and agribusiness, with Chamber efforts to place South Dakota in the billion dollar class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
South Dakota
EB. R. Heaton
First National Bank and Trust Company
Heaton
State Chamber of Commerce
Mie
South
Bveryone
Vex
Tucker Denies Borglum Rumor on Rushmore Memorial
Rapid City reports of dissension between Gutzon Borglum and Mayor J G Tucker were dismissed by Tucker who leaves for Bradenton Florida. He states he will settle in Custer and that J C Denison now handles Rushmore operations. He praises the project and offers cooperation if needed.
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Rapid City
Gutzon Borglum
Rushmore Memorial
Custer
Tucker
J. C. Denison
Te Cooper
Spink County Farm Bureau reelects Schultz as president
E L Schultz of Tulare was re elected president at the Spink County Farm Bureau annual meeting. Other officers named include M V Smith Conde vice president, P E B Krisman Hitchcock secretary treasurer, and D C Yaeger, Tulare with W W F Thompson Doland and Roy Johnson Doland as directors. Merle Hagman Ash ton to succeed Fred May ers Redfield as a director.
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Redfield
E. L. Schultz
Tulare
Spink County
Fred Mayers
George Kennard
Huron
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Kennard
C. H. Whiting
Hugh Nash
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Waa
Rectfel
Aberdeen Out Debates Huron In Big Eight Meet
Huron High faced defeat in the first Big Eight preparatory debate at Aberdeen. The Aberdeen negative Abers defeated Huron’s Merabera Aurel Ash man and Robert Wagner while Aberdeen’s affirmative team Dena Sudow and Elinor Kraushaar won over Huron’s Ruth Bowe and Bernice Bowers.
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Huron High School
Aberdeen
Merabera
Huron
Aurel Ashman
Robert Wagner
Dena Sudow
Elinor Kraushaar
Thomas O'Brien
Joe Sudow
Ruth Bowe
Bernice Bowers
South Dakota
Missouri River
Christmas Basket Drive Unites 21 Huron Groups
Clyde Smith chairs a joint Christmas basket committee uniting 21 Huron charitable organizations including churches lodges and welfare groups to avoid duplication. Residents may contact Smith to donate baskets or cash and to coordinate assistance for the needy in the Huron area.
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Huron
Clyde Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Legionnaires Collect Clothing Toys and Food for Salvation Army
Legionnaires plan a final Friday morning collection of clothing toys and food to aid needy city families. After the drive more articles may be donated, says Cornell chairing the Christmas committee of William Reaves post urging residents to call the Salvation Army for pickup.
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Salvation ‘Army
Lawrence
Cornell
William Reaves Post
Salvation Army
Hyde Expects Bright Future for South Dakota
Charles L. Hyde of Pierre told Huron Kiwanis at Marvin Hughitt hotel that South Dakota’s rich soil and favorable rainfall will drive rapid agricultural growth. He cited rainfall comparisons with Europe and predicted the prairie state will become populous and productive. The Kiwanis Christmas tree arrived in Huron and will be erected this week.
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South Dakota
Charles L. Hyde
Pierre
Huron Kiwanis Club
Marvin Hughitt
Tedar
United States
South Pakota
Misgizsipnl
Europe
Huron
Plarre
Rapid City
Mr. Hyde
Hill Country Mystery Heads to Jury in Mountain View
In Mountain View Arkansas a twelve farmer jurors hear a murder case linked to a 13 year old girl who accuses a group of men of killing her lover. A farm hand aged 33 testifies to contest her tale and claim the missing Connie Franklin. The murder case for four men goes to the jury with deliberations postponed. A fifth man remains indicted though not tried with the others.
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Hill Country
Mountain View
Ark
Connie Franklin
Giral
Charge Treasurer With Embezzlement
STURGIS December 19 James G Willson treasurer of Meade county 1920 1929 was arrested on embezzling 12000 of county funds Bonds set at 5000 hearing June 7 Willson remained jailed according to the sheriff Discrepancies in county funds found through a state auditing department audit Willson had served as deputy sheriff until two days ago.
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Sturgis
James G. Willson
Meade County
E. M. Sayles
Willson
State Auditing Department
Willeon
Spink County 4-H Trip Winners Named
Redfield's Howard Moss and Turton's Donald Lambert were chosen to represent Spink County 4-H clubs at the State College short course in Brookings from December 27 to 30.
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Redfield
Howard Moss
Donald Lambert
Turton
Spink County
State College
Brookings
4-H honors go to district member Lambert and Spink County judge Ross
County Agent Fred B. Wilbett announced that Lambert becomes the first 4-H club member from the Turtom district to receive this honor. Lambert began 4-H work this spring and has shown outstanding effort. Ross has served on the Spink county eyestack judging team for four years and has been notably active in 4-H work.
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Fred B. Wilbett
Turtom
Lambert
Ross
Spink County
Mount Vernon Man Injured In Collision
MITCHELL Doc Reape 28 of Mount Vernon is in serious condition after an auto crash west of Mitchell last night. Three others in the cars Dorothy sister of Reape Frank Powell cousin both of Mount Vernon and Miss Gladys Rettlecamp of Mitchell were uninjured. Reape suffered a fractured shoulder and head and chest injuries.
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Mitchell
Doc
Wayne Teape
Mount Vernon
Here
Dorothy
Reape
Frank Powell
Mr. Vernon
Gladys Rettlecamp
Brown Elected Presiding Judge of South Dakota Supreme Court
Judge Carl Sherwood announced the election of Judge James Brown as presiding judge of the South Dakota Supreme Court for 1920. Brown will assume the post January 6 as the first Monday that year, succeeding Tudo Sherwood who held the post in 1929.
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Pierh
Carl Sherwood
South Dakota Supreme Court
James Brown
Brown
Supreme Court
Tudo Sherwood
City pushes Kansas Avenue crossing over railroad tracks
City attorney John P. Sauer announced that Huron will pursue a crossing over the Gert Northern tracks on Kansas Avenue northeast. A railway official had written saying there is an adequate crossing and that opening the street would raise railroad crossing hazards unnecessarily.
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Kansas Avenue
Cty of
Huron
Gert Northern
John P. Sauer
Huron Student Enters Omaha Business College
Misa Maileson Howard of Huron has begun study at Bagles' Business College in Omaha to prepare for a business career. The superintendent calls her a promising student and foresees a bright future.
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Hughon Gill
Omaha
Misa Maileson Howard
Huron
Bagles’ Business College
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Yeadings
McRon Grain Market
Duluth
Des
Back Brothers
Faron
Ask Close First Bank Corp
Bancorporati
Standart
Sunny Southland
Midwest Plains
Natural Resources
Borglum
Spink Farmers
Schultz
Merle Hagman
Ashton
Hyde
Bolles & Rogers
York
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Ford Coal
Ford Charcoal
J. F. Anderson Lbr. CO
Olio
Hickman-Williams & Company
Ferd Cosl & Coke
Roanoke
Minn
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