Market Quotations Steady Across Livestock Markets
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS reports mixed cattle and hog quotes with receipts around 350 cattle and calf sales steady to slightly lower. In Paul, cattle and veal steady to modestly up. hogs mostly steady with slight declines noted. Sioux City and Sioux Falls show steady to uneven pricing, with cows firm, feeders steady, and lambs awaiting action.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
St, Paul
Mteady
Blomx City
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Produce Markets Seles- 2a Huron Produce Market
Huron produce market report notes sales activity with Daly furnished by Switt and Co. The item lists discuss market conditions and supplier details for the local trade.
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Huron
Switt & Co
Wuron Grain Market Report From Various Bureaus
Grain market notes from Wuron Mitchell Sioux City and Sioux Falls show hens, leghorn and springs price quotes, Butterfat levels, and phosphate to butterfat values. Wheat and corn quotations appear across Minneapolis Chicago and Duluth, with oats, rye and flax also listed.
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Dent Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Montana
Sioux Falls
Rec
Minneapolia Cartot
Livestock prices recover as hogs lead gains at Chicago market
Chicago and Sioux City markets show mixed recovery and downs for cattle and lambs amid holiday demand. Hogs rise 10 to 18 cents, top near 10.00, while cattle and lambs see uneven moves and lighter receipts than expected.
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Helfern
Conners
Anne
Chicago
Chicago Wheat Futures Rise On Eastern Demand
Chicago wheat prices surged amid speculative interest lifting futures by up to a cent and a half. Winnipeg December contracts showed a 3.5 cent gain as traders prepared for the U.S. government crop report, ending the session with May at 92.5 cents, July at 96.25 cents, and other months advancing.
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Chicago
United States
Maion
Meena
Arte
Trend Is Varied In Stock Dealing
New York stocks closed mixed as aircrafts and specialties rose one to two points or more while many rails utilities rubbers and coppers lagged. War talk and possible rearmament spending fueled mixed sentiment amid about 1.9 million shares traded. government bond quotes and a broad list of industrials followed the day’s uneven moves.
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New York
Republican Nominee Landon Urges Cooperation on Foreign Situations
In a State Department telegram, Republican standard bearer Alf Landon, former Kane governor, criticized Congress members of both parties for undermining trust in foreign affairs. Roosevelt replied that unity and leadership in world affairs are essential, calling for cooperation to maintain peaceful standards and general peace.
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Washington
Alf
Landon
Roossvelt
State Department
Kane
Crit
Congresa
Mir
Roosevelt
London
Iowa Mother Admits Shooting Children at Farm
Bremer County sheriff reports Mrs Elvis Watters shot four children at the Bremer Young farm cabin early today. Two died, two were wounded. The suspect, held in county jail, said the children “wouldn’t mind her.” Names given: Eugene, Beverly, Layonne, Bernard.
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Iowa
Waverly
Frank Sager
Hremer County
Elvis Watters
Hare
Bremer Yfoung Farm
Display Of Adult Education Works At Community Service Center
An exhibit showed the complete works from the Adult Education Class including painting, creative writing, Bible study, long books, woodwork, flowers, paper crafts, homemaking items, baking, sewing and canning. The event drew attendees from the county and featured a review by New York girls. Hospital notices listed admissions and dismissals, including Mrs Paul I Tschetcer and several others.
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Dlamas Wan
Community ‘Service
N.Y
Weather shifts to milder temps as winter nears
Unsettled conditions give way to a rising mercury with a brief cold snap passed. Forecasts show temperatures ranging from single digits to the 30s across regions, with a transition to warmer weather by tomorrow morning as federal forecasters expect winter to arrive.
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Laskowaki
Pireau
New Directors Chosen By Co-Ops
Members of the nnron vo permed Club adopted a new four directors plus president board plan at a luncheon. L. C. Zellner and W. J. Findley were elected for two years, Emil Frost and Dr. Mr. W. Smith for one year. A Northwestern Public Service Co film stressed proper lighting for eye protection. The club raised 5.50 for Hurton Federated Women’s Clubs foot fund to buy footwear for needy Hurton children.
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Nnron Vo Permed Club
L. C. Zellner
W. J. Findley
Emil Frost Gad
W. Smith
Stacey Poole
Cyril Prideaux
Northwestern Public Service Company
Hurton Federated Business and Professional
Refugee Evacuations as Nanking Area War Threatens
From Shanghai refugees flee toward Hankow as three Japanese columns close on Hangzhou and threats loom near Hong Kong. A British river passage ferries 300 American and British women and children toward safety while plans for evacuating the U S embassy and 200 citizens from Hone are pursued amid rising anxiety in central and southern China.
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Shanghai
Canton
South China
Huen
Kowloon
Hongkong
Hangchow
Aagship
Augusta
Hankow
United States
Hone OW
Housing Bill Moves, Senate Agrees on Key Changes
Congress eyes holidays adjournment as Rayburn and Barkley anticipate limited action on the housing measure. Senate majority leader Barkley backs a Jan 6 special order for the anti lynching bill. Banking committee proposes four changes to the House plan including loan limits amortization extensions and insulation of private lenders from direct competition. Mortgage insurance cap rises to 90 percent for up to 10,000 and 10 percent for the balance.
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Ray‘burn
White House
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Rayburn
Congress
Lynch
Senstora
House
Bingo Carnival Set By Huron Labor Union for Tomorrow
The Huron Central Labor Union announces a bingo carnival tomorrow night at the Labor Temple. Doors open at six, with turkey and other poultry prizes for winners in a series of bingo games, organized at the request of turkey carnival patrons.
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Huron Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
Girl Scouts Sing Carols Tomorrow Across City
The Huron Girl Scouts will tour the city to sing Christmas carols starting at 6:20 PM and returning to the Presbyterian Church by 8 PM. A hot drink and refreshments will be served at 9 PM. Troops include Laketak, Sakakawey, Lela wala, Titonka, Saleaka wea, and the Catholic Troop visiting designated streets and returning to the Presbyterian Church.
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Huron Girl Scouts
Cnarge
Presbyterian Church
Acction
Girl Scout Council
Laketak
Wisconsin
Fourth Street
Mli~no
Sakakawey
North
Huron
The
Methodist Church
Iowa
Maho
Lela
Governor Jensen seeks WPA changes for drought counties
Governor Jensen, returning from Washington, urged removal of WPA employment restrictions for South Dakota drought counties. He met relief officials and said relief may be provided with waivers, noting financial limits in counties to fund projects. He hopes emergency declaration and broader waivers will ease the situation.
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Fierre
UPA
Jensen
Pierrs
T Cort
WPA
Works Progress
Huron Elks Plan New Year Cabaret
The Huron Elks lodge began organizing plans for its annual New Year’s Eve cabaret with advance reservations urged. Secretary A P Stowell will handle bookings as committees arrange entertainment and a cabaret dance program. Lunches will be served and dancing begins at 10 p m with strong expectations of a sellout.
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Huron Elks
Huron Elks Lodge
A. P. Stowell
Stowell
Brookings Man Injured in Lincoln Area Car Crash
J I Alberts of Brookings South Dakota, a 2 year old passenger, suffered fatal injuries in an automobile crash north of Lincoln. The vehicle driven by A Ford of Detroit failed to negotiate a curve and overturned. Alberts died moments after the wreck. Ford survived with severe shock.
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Brookings
Lincoln
Neb
J. I. Alberts
S. D
Alberts
A. Ford
Detroit
Feed
Loyalists Clash in Snowbound Siege Amid Shrinking Franco Lines
In a numbing cold battle, insurgent Moors and Legionnaires pressed near the siege rings while government forces used machine guns at the city fringe. Reports from Madrid say insurgents suffered staggering losses as reinforcements poured in. Franco’s lines across Spain appear weakened as the siege drags on and relief remains uncertain.
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Franco
Spain
Atterapta
Mallee
Teruel
Aragon
Spang Services To Be Thursday In Huron
Andrew A Spang 66 a retired C N W railway carpenter died after being struck by a car in Ventura California A funeral with two sons Howard and Henry will be held Thursday at St Martins Catholic Church burial in Catholic Cemetery Surviving sons brothers and sisters attend the service and inquest will be held with Coroner Joseph Reardon presiding witnesses include driver Ralph Barnes and three Los Angeles women
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A. A. Spang
Ventura
Calif
Mark
Auron
St Martin's Catholic Church
Huron
Howard
Henry
Spang
John
Hartley
B. Duff
Lucy Morris
Parker
Wlay
Sidtu l
Frank
Fther
Cyrar Sago
Bridge and Building Department
C & Nlw
Dee Z
Joseph Reardon
Andrew A. Spang
Huron, South Dakota
Reardon
Ralph Barnes
Los Anges
Seckons
Bates
Sunday School Program at Central Church of Christ
The Adult Education Bible study led by Mrs Averil Henningsen prepares the Sunday School children's Christmas program at Central Church of Christ Thursday at 7 30 p m The program includes songs prayers and a nativity narrative with participation by adult primary junior and young men classes concluding with a community sing along and gift distribution.
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Sway Cikng
Averil Henningsen
Central Church of Christ
Dril
Messsiah
Moses
Averil Huck Ellis Hennington
Legion Sons to Meet Tomorrow for Christmas Party
The Sons of the American Legion plan a meeting tomorrow night at 7 45 in Legion Hall for a Christmas party and installation of officers.
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Legion Sons
Sons of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Recount Fight Delays Appeal in Auditorium Contest
The auditorium supporters delay their appeal as Judge Beck's opinion nears release. A prior margin shifted from 9 17 to 47 after the city commission canvass, with a recount set to run two to three days. George E. Longstaff filed special notice to the Warren co. and the city commission undertakes the recount amid inconsistencies raised in the canvass.
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Auditorium
Beck
Recovc
Tomstow
City Commission
Sutorium
George E. Longstaff
Warren
Too Late To Classifv LEAVING FOR CASPER WYO
Travel notice from Rapid City and Hot Springs for Friday noon departure. Room for two. Contact phone 912 for details. Also small ads for baby beef steak sale at Red Owl Market and a lost lady's black kid glove.
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Casper
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Red Owl
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