Hog Receipts Steady to Lower at Armours Market
Armours in Huron reported 3 000 hogs sold on Saturday with prices steady to 10 cents lower and top around 1.40. Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets showed mixed bids with hogs mostly steady to 10 lower and tops near 7.65 to 7.50, while cattle and sheep varied, with better grades firm in places and some declines in vealers and stockers.
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Andy Lower
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Bronx City
Sioux City
Dept. Agri
Sioux Fall
Sioux Falls
Good Packers
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Ag
Palli Bo Re Pari Peed Ward
Wheat Market Shows Dullness on Saturday Plunge and Recovery
In Minneapolis on December 20 the wheat futures market showed dull trading with a brief July rally on short covering. December closed lower, May steady, July down. corn and oats slipped to new lows early while flax rebounded to prior levels as crusher buying emerged. Cash demand remained fair for winter and steady for flax amid mixed interest.
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Minneapolis
Duluth and Minneapolis Grain Prices Close Saturday
Duluth market closes with mixed durum and flax figures for December and July contracts. Minneapolis carrot and grain ranges show various No. 1 and No. 2 grades across wheat corn oats rye and barite with flax not quoted.
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Minneapolis
iTk
Huron Poult y Butter Eggs Featured Daily
Bwitt & Co of Buren offers daily supplies of Huron poultry butter and eggs. Brand and product names appear in a brief notice, highlighting local provisioning and shop services for daily needs.
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Huron
Bwitt & Co
Buren
Stock Market Tone Is Steady
New York reports a belated rally in utility shares giving a steady tone to a quiet half session. Early gains faded toward close as rails snapped back and mixed results predominated. total volume reached 1,035,000 shares with several major names showing small gains while others slipped.
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New York
American Telephone
American
North American
American Water Works
Cerro de Pasco
Johns Manville
Hudson and Wathington
Missouri Pacific Commog
Atchison
New York Centre
New Haven
Southern Railway
United Fruit
Auburn
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
General Electric
Dairy Market Notes and Farm Prices Across Cities
A fragmented feed of market prices and dairy items from Huron Poultry and Sioux Falls reports. Listings include hens, leghorn springs, ducks, geese, dressed poultry, eggs, butter, and various weights with per unit, per cwt, and delivery notes. Chicago, New York, and Minneapolis price glimpses show eggs and butter firm to unsettled, poultry steady with hens weak, and flour and potatoes market hints interspersed.
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Leghorn Springs
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Chicago
New York
Der
Grinnell Graduates Hear Court Case on City Funds
Six Grinnell College graduates served on the United States circuit court of appeals bench to hear the case of D. J. Carey of Grinnell regarding an assignment of city funds. The panel included Willam 5 Kenyon of Fort Dodge Jens Thomas C. Munger of Lincoln Neb and Archibald Gardner of Huron 3 D. The case centered on the city funds and an assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
ST. Louis
Willam
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Jens
Thomas C. Munger
Lincoln
Neb
Archibald Gardner
Huron
Grinnell College
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
D. J. Carey
Dickinson Suspended From Pierre Indian School on Moral Grounds
Indian Commissioner Rhodes announces suspending Supt C B Dickinson of the Sioux reservation school at Pierre SD for moral grounds. A hearing may be held after Dickinson submits a written statement. R L Stelsberry of Lawrence KS takes temporary charge of the Pierre school.
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Dickinson
Pierre
Washington
Rhodes
C. B. Dickinson
Indian Bureau
R. L. Stelsberry
Lawrence
Kew
Government Indians School
Starsberry
Claude Whitlock
Mate
Hismarck
Television Goes On Air February 1
New York reports that CBS plans experimental television broadcasts starting February 1 from a 500 watt short wave transmitter in downtown New York. Licenses for 2750 2850 kilocycles granted. The aim is to televise artists for amateur reception and to test image pickup and entertainment potential. Further research into wire transmission to other cities is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. B.S
Enl Guesia
Ddowntown
Rauch
Major Shepard Murder Trial Sees Final Arguments
Final arguments were completed today in the murder trial of Major Charles A. Shepard an army medical officer accused of poisoning his wife. The case will go to the jury this afternoon in Kansas City Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Charles A. Shepard
Poincare Improves. French Statesman No Longer in Danger
Dr Bodin visits Raymond Poincare and reports continued improvement in his condition. The ailing French statesman is no longer considered in danger, according to the Paris bulletin dated December 2.
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Poincare
Paris
Bodin
Raymond Poincare
Postage scam and World War II road funds mention
A Brookings report notes a man posing as a South Dakota State College representative in Winner sought postage for experiment bulletins that require no postage. France plans to spend 1 550 000 for road reconstruction. Various stock abbreviations and percentages follow.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
France
Pioneer Edler Dies After Illness At Huron Hospital
Jacob Edler a longtime Huron resident born in Waterloo Canada in 1864 died in a Huron hospital after a week of serious illness. He came to Huron in 1893 and ran Edler Bros meat market with brother Joe for over 20 years then worked for Lampe Market for about 15 years. Survived by widow Margaret McMillan two daughters Violet Edler and Mrs F P Nustad and brother Jon Edler. Funeral Monday at 2 20 p.m. at Kinyon chapel with Rev Wallace Bristol. burial Riverside cemetery.
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Jacob Edler
Wisconsin Avenue
Huron
Rochester
Edler
Kinyon’s Chapel
Wallace Bristol
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Waterloo
Can
N. Y
Margaret McMillan
Huson
Joe Edler
Ashton
3. D
Edler Bros
Lampe Market Company
FP. M. Nustad
Sioux Falls
Violet Edler
Jon Edler
December payroll relief granted for C and N W employees
The Central Executive Committee announced that unemployment relief deductions for Chicago and North Western railroad workers will be skipped in December due to generous contributions from November. No further deductions will occur in December, with plans to resume January. J J Burns chairs the Dakota Division committee. The fund aids former employees left jobless by the reduced program.
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R. R
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Central Executive Committee
Sunda
G. B. Vilas
J. J. Burns
Dakota Division
City radio interference law enforced by lacking funds
Dr C F Betta urges Huronians troubled by radio interference to report issues to city officials. He notes the commission passed the ordinance and should enforce it like other laws, despite no funds to trace interference now. Citizens should contact the street commissioner or city electrician Fred Erlandson. The ordinance allows fines for operating devices causing interference during specified hours.
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Huron City Commission
C. 5
Betta
Teague
Fred Erlandson
City Electrician
Huron
Tax Plan Gains Farm Group Backing in Rapid City
A representative group of farm bureau members and others approved a state tax conference program proposing a four state income tax and highway truck tax to replace the present two mill levy on real property. The plan would return 75 percent of truck tax to counties for highways and allocate any revenue surplus above the current tax.
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Rapid City
Dec. W
Farm Bureau
Black Hills
West River
To Start Shipping Auto License Plates
Pierre December 20. Shipment of 1931 motor vehicle license plates from the South Dakota penitentiary at Sioux Falls to the counties will begin, says the state motor vehicle director. License plates, procured from county treasurers, will not be available to operators until January 1, with operators able to obtain licenses by February 1.
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Pierre
South Dakota
St Sioux Falla
Ringling Honeymoon Ties To Jersey City Ceremony
John T Ringling wealthy circus operator wed Emily Hang Buck yesterday in Jersey City Mayor Frank C Hague officiated The bride is daughter of James W Haag Grange New Jersey and widow of Charles W Buck Best man was Thomas N McCarter President of Public Service Corporation The couple on honeymoon today Ringlings first wife died in 1929.
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John T. Ringling
Jersey City
N. J
Emily Hang Buck
Frank C. Hague
Howard Eardley
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Corporation
Ringling
James W. Haag
Grange, N. J
Charles W. Buck
Mr. Ringling
Admits Sought Norris Defeat
Washington dispatch reports Robert H. Lucas executive director of the Republican National Committee said he personally paid about $4,000 for campaign literature aimed at defeating Republican Senator Norris of Nebraska. He claimed the spending was from his own funds with $200 still owed. Lucas denied any attempt to inject religion into the race and said he acted without others’ knowledge or consent.
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Washington
Robert H, Lucas
Republican National Committee
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Morris
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Light Snows Fall Throughout State
Light snow was reported in Yankton Huron and Brookings this morning and continued in Sioux Falls at noon. State minimum temperatures ranged from 11 degrees at Watertown to 14 20 degrees elsewhere with forecasts of slightly colder eastern conditions and no extreme lows expected for the week.
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Sioux Falls
South Cane
Yankton
Huron
Brookings
Watertown
Wheat sowings shrink as 1930 autumn plantings drop
Washington reports fall sowings of winter wheat at 42.042 million acres, 1ile per cent below last year, while rye sowings rise 4.153 million acres, up 4.1 per cent. December 1 condition of winter wheat stands at 86.3 per cent of normal, rye at 826 per cent, with abandonment of winter wheat at 2 per cent of acreage.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Nova Scotia Party Formed Aims Fiscal Independence
A new political party named the Nova Scotia party has been organized to seize control of provincial revenues and pursue fiscal independence from Canada. William Rand led a meeting with about 15 attendees and claimed broad county support urging abolition of trade barriers with the Atlantic seaboard and a potential trade pact with the United States. Separately, at a Wilkie Saskatchewan gathering, farmers discussed possible secession of the west from the dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Canning
William Rand
Rand
Atlante Seaboard
United States
Wilkie, Sask
Dominion
Rural townships plan joint fire truck purchase near Huron
A meeting with Huron city officials and four township boards discussed securing a jointly funded rural fire truck. If approved, the $6,000 project would store at Huron city hall and be crewed by Huron firefighters for rural calls, with possible spring ballot consideration in March.
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Huron
Huron City Commissioners
City Fire Department
W. C. Hedges
Huron Fire Department
Clyde
Theresa
Custer
Valley
Huron Avc
Hedges
Citizes
J. P. Sauer
Walter Tobin
Theresa Township
Otto Meyers
Clyde Township
Bert Welty
Valley Township
J. P. Gable
Custer Township
Mr.Sauer
Ernest J. Tovey
Firemen’s Club
Seek To Help Poor There Are No Poor
Buffalo New York December 2 Members of the ladies and society of West Falls near Buffalo decided to aid unemployment and the poor They asked residents prepared for winter to send food clothing and bedding for those less fortunate Trade loads came in but investigations across West Falls and Golden Valley showed no family was in want The society unloaded the supplies on a welfare organization nearby
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Buffalo
Ladies and Society of
West Falls
Here
Golden Valley District
Publisher Buys Illinois Farmer in Chicago
Burridge D. Butler publisher of the Prairie Farmer announced the purchase of the Illinois Farmer a 34 year old Des Moines owned publication. The Illinois Farmer will cease publication after the sale. Dante Pierce formerly owned the Illinois Farmer and will be unaffected by the change.
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Chicago
Burridge D. Butler
The
Prairie Farmer
Illinois Farmer
Dante Pierce
Des Moines
Iowan
Butler
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Huron Auto Salvage CO
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Huron Hide & Metal Co
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