Hogs Receive Two Thousand At Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports 2000 hogs received on Saturday with steady to 10 lower prices. Cattle and calves varied by class with ranges from good steers to plain cows. Chicago market shows hogs holding own with limited supply and weak pork values. St. Paul Sioux City and Chicago notes contrast in weekly prices and demand across cattle hog and lamb sectors.
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Huron
Dez
Seles
Castile
Pace
Stags
Chicago
St. Paul
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Sioux City
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Northern AhOS2%y- No.7 Item Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference dated entries from December 1094 and July 1 05 with unclear context. The readable pieces include numbers and partial month names, suggesting a historical ledger or schedule snippet rather than a complete event. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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Markets Report From Huron Poultry and Butter Prices
Markets show live poultry and butter prices in Huron with "live fat geese" and hen rates listed. Dressed geese and various hides, wool and tallow values appear in the market notes, alongside Chicago poultry figures for December 24 noting live hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and broilers with current ranges.
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Huron
Swift & Cov
Guron
Bolies & Rogers Europ
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Chicago
Wheat futures uncertain as trade lags in calm market
Minneapolis dispatch reports nervous wheat futures with limited trade and no export demand. Prices drifted while winter belt weather stayed favorable, with oats and flax mixed and cash wheat offerings only fairly cleaned up at steady prices.
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Minneapolis
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Child Learns By Trying Things Out Alone, Never Too Little
A mother learns not to dismiss a child as too little to try new tasks. George, paused at skating and painting, learns by independence, while Ruth, encouraged by Mrs. Everett, practices writing with a safe, supportive setup. The piece argues experiments build energy, resourcefulness, and confidence.
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George
Mrs. Everett
Ruth
Everett
Jarid
Coroner's Jury Non-Commital Continues in Burns Case
Mrs. Burns testified her husband was murdered not robbed and spoke of his brief home visit last Wednesday night. She said he planned to buy geese for Christmas at the Groceteria where he ran the meat department and that he would be home around 9:30 or 10. He was in blue mood over bad business but hoped for aChristmas pickup. The State's Attorney questioned if police observed the scene before the coroner arrived, and the coroner noted officers said they did not touch the car.
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Watertown
Steele
Pepe - Eyes
Toma Stranger
Stéele
Bryan
Extensi Cizes
Edith Reid
George
Ghe
Burns
Groceteria
Peach
Temmey
A. W. Howkins
Walsh
Mitchell Produce Saturday Sale Items List
Mitchell, Dec. 24. Colored hens eight, leghorn hens six, leghorn springs four, cocks four, ducks four. Butterfat deer delivery twenty two, butter twenty four. Equa No. 1 twenty one, No. 2 forty seven.
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Sioux City
Springs
Sioux Fails
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Leghorn Springs
Stock market ends firmer after holiday pause
New York December 24 traders barely extended pre Christmas rally as the market showed slight firmness during a two hour session. About 350000 shares changed hands with many issues showing fractional gains. Rails advanced while weekly barings provided the backdrop for the limited activity.
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New York
Ponte
Rails
Barlandings
Undefined OCR snippet hints at a products listing
Readable fragments show brand names and percentages like Gillette and General products. No clear event, date, or people. Summarization limited by fragmentary, nonsensical OCR text.
Blast Entombs Fifty Four Miners at Mowequa Mine
Glent A Shafer of Pana leasing the Mowequa coal mine reports 54 miners trapped after a gas explosion in a shaft near Decatur Illinois. About 50 escape attempts succeeded as rescuers race to clear debris and supply fresh air while the cause remains undetermined.
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Mowequa
III
Cooperative
Decatur
Miine
Wipa Banksmicy
Pana
Glen
New Clue Offered In Lindbergh Case
New York police report a letter from an important person offering information on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The writer requests publicity if authorities agree to proceed, with Millrooney noting multiple messages since March. Weather note follows in Chicago dispatch.
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Lindbergh
Case
New. York
Edward P. Millrooney
Lindbergh Case
Mulroatley
Lady
Sharpe Report Mistaken On Banks Discipline Says Raden
Pierre December 27 E A Raden state superintendent of banks replies to Attorney General Sharpe's banking investigation report. He says supervision has been strict enough and banks are disciplined when needed. He notes banks close voluntarily or by department request and that technicalities affect how closings are described. He defends the department against claims of leniency and cites banks' need to remove assets and meet requirements under difficult economic conditions.
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Ruden
Banking Department
Ory
le Bank
Former Kaiser Wilhelm Sidelined by Cold and Rheumatism
Doorn Netherlands Dec 24 4 A Former Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany is unable to attend the usual Christmas festivities at Doorn House due to a cold and rheumatism. His wife Princess Hermine will preside over a party featuring a large Christmas tree. Staff and castle guards on duty will attend and receive presides. A special religious service is planned for tomorrow. No foreign visitors are present at Doorn at the moment.
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Dooern
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Doom House
Princess Hermine
Sta
Doorn
City Briefs Highlight Holiday Travel Plans and Visits
Miss Besse Stackpole plans to leave tomorrow for Warie I to spend the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Mitchell of Yankton are expected to arrive tonight for Christmas with Mr. Mitchell’s family. Verna Sinkie leaves this afternoon for Gann Valley to spend Christmas, aided by Lois Campbell to Woonsocket and Clare Johnson and Mrs Johnson to accompany. William Quick returns to Missouri Valley, Ta., for the holidays. Hetty Williams leaves for Bern ie to spend Christmas.
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Besse Stackpole
Warie I
C. Arthur Mitchell
Yankton
Lois Campbell
Miss Sinkie
Woonsocket
Clarence Johnson
Johnson
William Quick
Huron
Sewing Sts 4 H Club Plans Brookings Trip
Three members of the Sewing Stitchers 4-H club of Huron led by Mrs D We Fuller will attend the annual junior short course at Brookings the day after Christmas. The girls made and sold a quilt to raise funds to cover expenses for two members. Beryl Becker will attend as Huronite free trip winner. The quilt was sold to Mrs J Gill.
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Brookings
Sewing Spinsters 4-H Club of
Huron
D. We. Fuller
Beryl Becker
J. Gill
Mild Christmas Across Nations and United States
Germany children talk of toys while in Australia the Parkhill Progress association mocks Santa Claus as neglectful of the poor. In the United States relief groups rush to assemble food and clothing baskets. New York and other cities see vast donations as haves aid have-nots. Penitentiaries, churches, and families prepare meals, gifts, and carols amid heavy travel and festive resolve to keep Christmas joy.
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Australis
Parkhill Progress” Association
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
United States
New York
Dew
New York City
Christ
Cavour Suffers Conference Setback at Hitchcock
Hitchcock defeated Cavour 15 to 13 in Beadle county action, snapping Cavour’s undefeated run. Dickson had a standout game for Cavour, while Schneller led the team’s scoring with 14 points. Gross Hitchcock guard Shaw and Armstrong at center helped Holt the win.
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Hitchcock
Cavour High School
Beadle County
Dickson
Schneller
Cavour
Gross Hitchcock
Sutter
Hichcocke
Armstrong
Shaw
Yankton Bucks Defeat Sioux City Central 4 to 1 in Thriller
Yankton high Bucks displayed the fastest form this season to topple Sioux City Central 4 to 1. Central scored an Airfield goal but trailed from an early lead, holding an 8 to 5 edge at halftime with no points by the Bucks in the second quarter.
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Sioux City Central
Yankton
High Bucks
Bucks
Man Pays Fine for Turning Vehicle on Block Street
J D Hoter paid a five dollar fine in municipal court today after being charged with violating traffic regulations by turning a vehicle around in the middle of the block on Third Street Southwest between Montana and Wyoming avenues.
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J.D. Hoter
Maniepal
Montan and
Wyoming ‘Avenues
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