Livestock Market Report From Armour Stockyards
Receipts total 2500 with steady to weak lights and 15 to 29 lower on top grades. Top day price 3.70 for 315 pound steers. packers show varied quotes. Chicago markets show slow demand, hogs and cattle down with mixed prices across weight classes and regions.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Uyload
Keough
Chicago
U. & Dept. Agr
U. S
U S
Wisconsin
Colorado
McClures
Nebraska
Rwaphs
Livestock Prices From St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City Market Report
Livestock market notes from St Paul, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City show mixed trends. Cattle and calves steady to lower with feeders in demand. hogs mostly steady with some declines. sheep offerings abundant with buyers cautious and lamb bids weak to steady amid a flat to soft market.
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St. Paul
Grain Market Lacks Activity In Minneapolis Session
The grain market was listless with prices mostly lower across commodities. Wheat December closed higher, May and July weaker, rye and barley slipped, oats and flax showed mixed demand, while cash markets were sluggish and trading light as buyers remained indifferent.
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Minneapolis
Der
Grain shipment details for durum and flax on track LIVGLO
The record lists mixed durum and red durum consignments with flax, noting expected arrivals on track LIVGLO. It mentions quantities or grades as No 2 and No 1, with price or weight figures such as 1.35 and 135, dated in the December to July range.
Poultry Market Listings and Prices
Market notes show Baron Poultry and partners offering various poultry. Listings include live hens, leghorn springs, fat ducks, geese, young turkeys, and dressed tamas with weights and price markers. Also referenced are dairy market items and butterfat readings from regional markets.
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Baron Poultry
Dally Ay Rett & Co
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
LE Hees
Huron Poultry and Wool Markets From Huron Area
Market notes list items from Huron Poultry and Eggs including hens leghorn springs and ducks with weights, dressed goods, and turkey stock. Also recorded are hides wool and pelts prices from Bolles & Rogers Huron. Chicago potatoes and Minneapolis flour price trends and figures follow, with depots and shipping totals for the week.
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Bolles & Rogers Huron
Chicago Poultry and Produce Prices in December Report
Chicago and Sioux Falls market brief lists prices for poultry eggs butter and related goods on December reports. Includes fowls turkeys ducks geese and creamery butter with varied price points across classes and grades. Multiple city entries show steady markets for eggs and butter with current receipts noted.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls
Closing 16 Quotations Hit Toward New Laws
New York December 24 stock market displayed pronounced heaviness amid end year liquidation. Major issues fell 2 to 3 points before partial recovery with large volume trading around 2,006,000 shares. Firms listed include American Telephone American Can Kastan Consolidated Gas Allied Chemical Southern Pacific Union Pacific and others with notable declines in International Match and Auburn.
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New York
American Telephone
American Can
Kastan
Consolidate Gas
Allied Chemical
Souther Pacific
Union Pacific
North American
Anti Union Carbide
Ca, & Steel
International Match Preferred
Auburn
Democrats To Talk Taxes And Tariff Policy Next Week
Democrats plan a policy session early next week to discuss revenue measures and tariff changes. Speaker Garner said the discussion will inform the public about upcoming tax increases and that hearings on the revenue bill would begin in January and finish by February 1. The aim is to move the tax bill to the Senate by March 1.
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Garner
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Pacific Coast Hit by Snow and Rain
North Pacific winds brought rain and snow across the far west causing property damage transportation delays and widespread flooding. Heavy rain drenched Southern California and the Sacramento River overflowed flooding lands near Colusa. Kennett in Shasta county recorded 9.88 inches in 24 hours as streams rose and Oakland reported about 40 homes marooned.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Calif
North Pacific
Far West
Californi
Long Beach
California
Sacramento
Colusa
Kennett
Shasta County
Oakland
Grady Is Refused Decree Of Divorce
Chicago appellate court upholds a two to one ruling denying Thomas J. Grady a divorce from wife Fileen Grady citing his cruelty and role in her alleged indiscretions. Judge Matchett notes the husband’s conduct contributed to her actions. Judge McSurely dissents, arguing cruelty alone does not excuse adultery.
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Grady
Chicago
Thomas J. Grady
Tudee
Marcus Kavanaugh
Robert J. Robinson
Fileen Grady
David M. Matchett
Robinson
Wiliam McSurely
Tax Books Will Be Ready February 1
Auditor T H Young said Beadle county tax books showing next year’s assessments should reach the county treasurer by February 1, despite a court suit that delayed spreading values. Extra help is aiding the office to speed the process, with checks to be completed before the draft is sent to Pierre and approved by the state tax commission.
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Beadle County
T. H. Young
Young
Huron
Pierre
State Tax Commission
New Judge Munee Dee Nomination Charged by Senate
Charges against Judge Munee Dee senior judge candidate were sent to the Senate Judiciary Committee by A J Hertz of Milwaukee. Senator Borah, Idaho Republican and committee chairman, said he would not take an oath to the charges and hearings could be held if the charges gain support.
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Mune Dee
Sr Tee
Gravel Crew Starts Today On Federal Highway 1
Work began on a regraveling project on Federal highway No 1 from the end of the pavement east of Huron to Iroquois a distance of 11.9 miles. Lindekugel and Kolberg of Spencer hold the contract amid delayed start due to gravel pit scraping near Iroquois. A second project on state highway No 34 from three miles east of Woonsocket to Artesian nears completion with about 4 miles left of the 16.5 mile stretch.
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Huron
Iroquois
Lindekugel and Kolberg of
Spencer
Woonsocket
Artesian
Murray Threat to Trim Gas Prices in Oklahoma City
Governor W H Murray warned of drastic action to lower retail gasoline prices in Oklahoma City following a one cent per gallon hike by major companies last week. The top price for the highest grade was stated as two words, reflecting the unclear source text.
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Murray
Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Mix-up Triggers False SOS Calls Along Coasts
A linguistic mix-up sparked reported SOS calls along the south and Pacific coasts, halting radio entertainment for 15 minutes while checks were made. Naval station NAK at Colon initially believed the signal came from the filibustering ship Superior, but no position matched. The Superior later reported safe, and the error was attributed to misinterpreting a Spanish weather message.
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New York
South
Pacific
NAK
Colon
Hog Trucking Record Set At Sioux City Stockyards
Sioux City stockyards broke the all time hog receipt by truck today with more than 13,000 hogs received. The prior record was 17,723 hogs shipped by truck on January 27, 1931, marking a new milestone in local livestock movement.
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Sioux City Sioux Cify
Sioux City
Scrubwoman Randi Lerohl Navigates River Trip Toward New Orleans
Sulphur Springs Missouri reports Randi Lerohl a scrubwoman rowing a small boat down the Mississippi from St Paul to New Orleans. She waved to a crowd as she passed, having left St. Louis about 25 miles north yesterday and camped upstream last night.
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Sulphur Springs
Randi Lerohi
Mississippi River
St. Paul
New Orleans
Misa Lerohl
St. Louis
Railroads Report Drop In Earnings
The first four railroads reporting November results show net operating income of 29.165 million dollars, down 37.3 percent from 1930. October earnings were 49.587 million, down 37 percent from 1920. Great November revenues reached 195.206 million, versus 296.73 million last year and 233.871 million in October.
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New York
Death Sentence Reaffirmed for Duker in Baltimore
The judge who imposed the original death sentence for Herman Webb Duker 22 a scion of a Baltimore family reaffirmed the sentence today. Duker and Dale H. Lambert pleaded guilty last fall to the murder of a milk company collector during an attempted hold up in Baltimore Lambert received life imprisonment.
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Duker
Baltimore
Herman Webb Duker
Duke
Dale H. Lambert
Quality
Lambert
Unemployment Policy Criticised by Detroit Man
A Detroit man, M. Levin of the College of the City of Detroit, attacked Henry Ford's unemployment policy before the American Economic Association in Washington. Levin said Ford failed to cooperate with Detroit charities and showed hostility to welfare administration, claiming thousands of Ford employees rely on soup kitchens and that losing skilled workers then rehiring them at lower wages showed no mercy.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
American Economic Association Today
Detroit
Ie 3
M. Levin
College of the City of
Welfare Administration
Levin
Final Attempt In Radio Deal Fails In South Dakota
Dean of Watertown and Robert F Koren sought to obtain KGFX Pierre radio facilities but the South Dakota radio commission denied the application after Examiner Hyde found no demonstrated improvement to broadcasting service. Hyde also urged withholding KGFX license renewal beyond March 1 while a construction permit for a new transmitter is pursued, with renewal expected afterward.
Nebraska Bachelor Found Murdered Near Fort Crook
Marcus T. Upjohn, 63, bachelor who lived alone in a two room shack near Fort Crook Nebraska, was found dead with a broken head and a necktie tied tight around his neck. A blood covered spade lay beside the body and a nephew discovered him. Officials believe he died two days ago after a furious struggle. The shack interior showed extensive damage near the military reservation. Neighbors reported no strangers in the area recently.
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Nebraska
Fort Crook
Neb
Marcus T. Upjohn
Here
W. H Upjohn
Upjohn
Cede Oceanic Possessions To U S Proposal Raised
New York December 28 radio address proposed ceding to the United States the Caribbean possessions of France and Great Britain as part war debt settlement and peace guarantees. The plan came during a debt debate with Norman Thomas who urged wiping out debts and German reparations for world peace. McFadden opposed the Hoover moratorium and refused to admit Germany's collapse justifies debt cancellation.
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U.S
New York
United States
France
Great Britain
Louis T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
Norman Thomas
Thomas
McFadden
Hoover
Germany
Radio Musicians In Chicago May Strike
Chicago unionists ordered 400 musicians at radio stations to go on strike at midnight next Thursday after failed talks on a six day work week with no pay cut. James C. Petrillo, president of the Chicago Federation of Musicians, announced the plan.
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Chicago
Drc
James C. Petrillo
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
Sioux Falls Youth Accidentally Shot
Armour & Company reports the James River level rose by 3.25 inches since last week due to rain and snow. The level sits over five inches higher than two months ago, according to Armour Manager A. E. Danielson. He says a solid freeze and water shortage at the packing plant are now less likely.
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Sioux Falls
James River
Armour & Company
Armour
A. E. Danielson
River Runs Higher After Trap Shoot Accident
Garfield Muchow, 20, a School of Mines student, is hospitalized with leg wounds after a shotgun charge rebounded from a concrete platform and discharged 75 pellets. The incident occurred during a trap shoot in Siou x Falls yesterday. his condition is not considered serious.
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Siouk Falls
Garfield Muchow
School of Mines
Muchow
Morton Body Taken to Plankinton for Burial
The body of Charles Milan Morton, 35, formerly of Plankinton, who died Saturday morning from diabetes and complications, was moved to Hopkinton Illinois, his parents' home, for burial. He had lived in Sioux Falls about two years after leaving Plankinton. His widow, formerly of St Murdo, and three children survive.
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Morton
Lake Andes Farmer Held For Shooting
James Safar, 43, jailed as deputies probe the Saturday shooting of Gus Kasulke, 60, on main street. Kasulke shot in the right shoulder and lung. Kasulka’s condition described as having an even chance to recover amid family worries cited as a possible motive. New detail notes additional injuries to Christopher Lloyd Pierce, 24, Onida, found unconscious near Red Wing seeking work while en route for the story.
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Lake Andes
James Sa
Far
Gus Kasulke
ONIDA
RED Wing
Minn
Christopher Lloyd
Pierce
Government Aid Urged to Relieve Unemployed, Costigan Says
Washington December 2 Costigan urged swift government relief to aid the unemployed arguing private funds are insufficient. He backed bills proposing 374.2 million and 250 million dollars in relief contributions with opponents calling it a dole. Witnesses from New York and Chicago warned the need is vast and current aid inadequate.
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Washington
Costigan
Senate
Colorado Democrat
Soducat Treasury
LaFolelette
Wisconsin
Dole
America
William Hadson
Wel Council
New York City
Hedson
New York
Tumson
Hodson Sir
Samuel A. Goldsmith
Jewish Charities of Chicago
Iindiy
Chicago
Goldsmith
Dix Fined for Tax Delinquencies in Federal Court
Richard Dix, film star, pleaded guilty in federal court to delinquent income tax payments for 1927 and 1928 and was fined $500. Investigators say Dix earned $241,827 in 1927 and $305,075 in 1928, with taxes due of $13,317 and $58,882 respectively. He has already paid $39,251 toward back taxes and penalties covering 1926 to 1928.
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Dix
Los Angeles
Richard Dix
Jud
J. McCormaick
Japanese Open New Offensive Over Territory Control
Nations will review incidents tied to a territory rich in raw materials now under wider Japanese control. No outside interference is suggested in Japan's program. The world faces many problems at home and an economic boycott has not been seriously considered.
Hospitals Admit and Woodman Circle Meet
At The Hospitals admitted Mrs George Murphy Car triage medical E Weighman Redfield medical James Anderson surgical Mrs Theodore Lindstav Isabel Leona Skel ton Huron surgical Mable Bonnes Wel sey surgical Dismissed J J Glanzer Huron M D Whisman Huron Howard Skelton Jr Huron Donald Crouse Carpenter Woodman circle to meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at 678 Ohio avenue southwest Elevation of officers will be held and all members are requested to attend
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George Murphy
Cartriage
Medical
E. Weighman
Redfield
James Anderson
Surgical
Theodore Lindstav
Isabel
Leona Skelton
Huron
Mable Bonnes
Welsey
J. J. Glanzer
M. D. Whisman
Howard Skelton
Donald Crouse
Carpenter
Woodman Circle
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Lost orange Parker fountain pen with monogram HP
Lost item listed with contact numbers for rewards and a humorous sale line about a newly decorated six room house. The text includes multiple nonrelated appeals and household items with various phone numbers and a moving sale note.
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Feeder
Thunsday
L.tclo
KOA
Duluth
Meeday
Ayay Green Mountains
Dwleth Cash
Dea
Cilcago Grate Futures Mondey
Gureg
Roan
Am Loco
Am Sand
At&t
Anaconda
Atchin
B&o
Bendie Av
Beth Steel
Borden
Morrell
John Morrell & Company
Meat Packers
P. H. Geyser
Terminal Cab Corporation
General Motors Truck Corporation
North’ Pac
Bere Pub
US Steel
Warner Pix
Westerst Union
West Elec
Yelflow
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Tee Laramet
Roslin
Walter Waldusch
Roslyn
John Weldush
Chremtmas
Monty Es
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