Market News Hog and cattle prices in December listings
Receipts were reported at 3,000 Tuesday with hog prices 19 to 15 lower and extreme top 365. Chicago market notes show strength at the outset but limited gains as shippers held back. St. Paul and Sioux City listings record mixed hog, cattle, and sheep bids with varied top prices and open-market supplies, detailing calves, bulls, and feeders as sales progress.
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Chicago
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Wweux City
Sioux City
Dept. Axgr
U. S
Ative Hos Raues
Ais Wi
RTS
Pick Up Losses On Late Buying
Minneapolis grain market report shows wheat futures dull with light buying to recover losses. December, May and July wheat up, corn steady, oats down 4c, rye higher then sold, barley higher then eased, flax down 4c more. Cash wheat receipts light but demand fair for high protein. winter steady, durum slower, oats and barley demand quiet to fair, flax quiet to slow. prices listed for No 1 northern, amber durum, and other grades.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Tuseday
Chicago
U. B. Dept
Bole
Hater
Huron market and livestock prices from Bolles & Rogers report
The Huron market lists hides, pelts, and meat animal lots with prices for No. 1 and No. 2 cured hides under and over 45 pounds, horse hides, sheep pelts, and tallow. Sioux Falls and Sioux City poultry and butter prices follow, with live poultry ranges and butterfat percentages across markets in Sioux Falls and Chicago.
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Bolles & Rogers Huron
West Medium
Subtle Strength Shown In Holiday Trading Deck
Quiet pre holiday session shows minor moving stocks as several key issues edge up while most industrials gain around one point. notable activity includes AT and gold dust and allied chemical with modest shifts amid 1 to 2 point gains and heavy turnover nearing 1.4 million shares.
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New York
American
Gold Dust
Case
Allied Chemical
Steel
American Can
General Electric
New York Central
Woolworth
Bethlehem: Steel
Notice of 15 percent pay cut for railroad workers
Chicago dispatch reports the Association of Western Railways served three day notices of a 15 percent wage reduction to major railroad unions described as the Big, Poor brothers. The move follows a conference decision in New York and aims for negotiated settlement under the Railway Labor Act with arbitration if talks fail.
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Chicago
Western Reilweye
Lne
Presidnts
New York
Arbitration Commission
Plans Completed For Lions Christmas Party For Kids
Lions club members finalized a Christmas party plan for Huron area children under 12. A 10 a.m. Thursday theatre party will be held at Harm and Bijou theatres with a free movie and a gift package for each attendee. Reverend Alfred Trenerry spoke on English customs and Christmas observance.
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Lions Club
Huron
Lions
Alfred Trenerry
Vandalism Hits Holiday Lights as City Prepares Contest
Reports of vandalism to Christmas decorations across Huron prompted Chief A W Hopkins to warn offenders would be dealt with harshly. The annual home lighting contest moves forward with judging starting at dusk tomorrow, aiming to cover the city by late evening. Local displays garner praise from visitors and a new entrant from Dr E B Burdick adds to the competition across eastern and western districts with a $5 sweepstakes prize.
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A. W. Hopkins
J. W. Campbell Park
Park Board
Huron
Weasington Springs
Clarence G. Walker
Dr. E
Burdick
Inhe Avenue
Dakota Avenue
Stimson Hints Long Geneva Arms Conference
Secretary Stimson expects the world arms conference at Geneva to last seven or eight months and urges Congress for initial funds of 45000 with potential future appropriations. He notes prior parleys began with the Washington conference in 1921 and the London talks of 1921, each spanning about three months.
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Washington
Stimson
Geneva
Congress
Hoover
London
Huron Shines as First Winter Day Brings Mild Weather
City records a mild start to the season with temperatures in the mid thirties. At 1 30 p m the temperature hit 35 degrees above zero and readings throughout the day ranged from 31 to 37 as sun chased away rain clouds.
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Huron
Winter
Government Weather Bureau
Elks Baskets To Aid 160 Huron Families This Christmas
Elks committee prepares Christmas baskets for 160 Huron families and 48 in nearby towns. Average basket value 7 to 8 dollars, with tickets issued to recipients for Thursday pickup at the Elks hall. Toys gathered by American Legion and reconditioned by local groups will supplement distributions. Largest basket drive in the lodge’s history, funded by Elks charity shows and local contributions.
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Elks Committee
The
Elks
Huron
Clyde R. Smith
Elks ‘Social Welfare Committee
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
M. H. Marcussen
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Marcussen
Associated Charities
John Fuglsang
Walter Edes
Howard Thatcher
Elks Lodge
Smith
Salvation Army
County Commissioners
Elks Iat
Huron Publix Theath
Gas Tax Evasion Meeting Planned in Pierre
Governor Green announced a meeting on December 29 in Pierre with state officials and gasoline distributors to discuss tax evasion. Dealers oppose bootleg competition and expect an audit comparing shipments into the state with taxes paid, following a prior session in Huron chaired by Caron.
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Pierre
Green
Caron
Huron
Candles Light City Carolers Tour Tonight
Forty eight groups of exe will sing tonight starting at 7 o'clock. They will visit houses with a candle in the window as school children and church choirs compose the groups. No. 2 met Virgil yesterday with teacher Miss Emma Veet, taken through industrial sites on a tour arranged by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Virgil
Huron
Emma Veet
Chamber of Commares
Young Stachwick Heads to Chicago After Pacific Isle Ordeal
Huron youth Paul Stachwick, 18, who endured six months aboard a 26 foot yawl after shipwrecked isolation with two companions on Cocox Island in the southern Pacific, leaves for Chicago to pursue a vaudeville offer. He will spend Christmas with his sister in Estherville before a planned San Diego return to resume cruising.
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Chicago
Paul Stachwick
Cocox Island
Southern Pacific
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Estherville
Stachwick
San Diego
Calif
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F. P. Stachwick
Mike Stachwick
Culbertson Builds Lead In Bridge Match With Lenz Jacoby
New York reports Ely Culbertson and Waldemar Von Zedtwitz adding 3,025 points as they win four of six rubbers in the tenth session. The 11,100 point lead over Sidney Lenz and Oswald Jacoby marks the largest margin yet in their 150-rubber contest, with Culbertson ahead 62,380 to 51,260 as the halfway approach nears.
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New York
Ely’ Culbertson
Sidney S. Lenz
Oswald Jacoby
Culbertson
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Lenz
Jacoby
Baron
von Zedtwitz
Thorn Named C C Directorship Chairman in Huron
Dale Thorn, manager of the Swart Produce House, was chosen as chairman of the manufacturing and distribution division of the Huron Chamber of Commerce, succeeding E I Wilkinson who transferred to Kansas City. The board also named O D Dunbar to chair next May’s annual music week in Huron with plans for a mass gathering of school musicians from the region.
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Swart
E. I. Wilkinson
Tthe
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Wilkinson
Armour Packing
Kansas City
Thorn
O. D. Dunbar
Ece
Huron High School
Huron
Christmas Party At Huron Moose Lodge
Nearly 200 children attended a lodge Christmas party at Wheeler hall last night. All youngsters in member families invited, some bringing friends. A program by the children featured and Santa Claus distributed candy and nuts. A decorated tree added festive atmosphere.
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Moose Lodge
Huron Moose Lodge
Wheeler Hall
Santa Claus
Croes statement slammed by elevator head in Aberdeen
Aberdeen December sentence marks dispute over National Grain Corporation defense. Chris Jensen, president of the South Dakota Farmers Elevator Association, accuses C. W. Croes of hypocrisy and inconsistency after Croes attended a Chicago directors meeting. Jensen claims Croes sought to force seven cents per bushel for grain handled by his group and argues dual linkage with Farmers National and Stabilization persists.
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Jensen Elevator Association
Grain Corporation
Aberdeen
National Grain Corporation
C. W. Croes
American Wheat Growers
Chris Jensen
South Dakota Farrers Elevator Association
Jensen
Chiscago
Chicago
Farmers National
Stabilization Corporation
Stablization Corporation
Dawes Heads U S Delegation To Geneva Arms Talks
President Hoover announces Ambassador Dawes will lead the United States at the Geneva arms conference. Henry P. Fletcher could not accept, and a prominent woman is being considered for the delegation. Senator Swanson of Virginia named as a delegate. Hospital admissions listed for local names.
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Dawes
U. S
Geneva
Washington
United States
Hoover
Henry P. Fletcher
Stimson
America
Great Britain
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Lost Springer Spaniel Ad and Wanted 22 Caliber Repeater
A brown and white Springer Spaniel Bred for sale appears Saturday. The caller seeks a 22 calibre repeating life gun in A-1 condition. Contact Owens at the Huronite with details.
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Owens
Huronite
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