Market News from Armour Stockyards Report
A mixed livestock market report from Armour Stockyards Huron dated December 28 notes sows and butchers 3 to 10 lower with day’s top at 2.75 and bulk at 270, receipts 100. Lamb prices down 16 to 15, cattle and calves steady. price ranges given for dry fed steers and yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and hogs with varying declines and steady trends across categories. Additional market notes include St Paul, Chicago, Sioux City, and Minneapolis cash figures for cattle, hogs, and sheep, plus brief dairy and grain price points at Duluth and Minneapolis.
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Armour
Huron
Packers
St Paul
St, Paul
Chicago
U. S
Gloux City
Bioux City
U.s.ca
Oaows
Wheat Market Close Is Lower In Minneapolis Session
Minneapolis reports show Chicago May wheat holdings liquidating, closing prices slightly lower as Dec futures up 0.34, May down 0.44, and July down 0.41. Rye and flax edges also lower, cash wheat receipts at a crop low, demand steady to good across grains, with mixed carlot ranges for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley on December 7.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Representative
Sioux
City
Der
USDA
No. AY
Chicago May Holdings
Darley
Produce Markets and Dairy Prices Across Midwestern Centers
Market notes from Huron and Sioux Falls detail prices for poultry eggs butter and wool plus hides and tallow. Chicago reports mixed poultry and potato prices with futures showing small shifts while New York notes steady dressed poultry and futures edge.
Stock Market Rises Broadly On Year-End Trading
New York Dec 28 The stock market moved steadily upward on a wide front with late gains from 1 to about 4 points. Year end tax selling absorbed, American Telephone up 4 3 points, Allied Chemical rising, and boosts in Western Union Liggett Myers Consolidated Gas Case DuPont New York Central and U S Smelting. Transfers around 1 600 010 shares. Closing quotations list many stocks including Alaska Juneau Alleghany American Sugar AT and T Armour Beth Steel Chrysler C&O Colgate Colum Card and others.
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Stock Mart
New York
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Western Union
Liggett and
Myers B
Consolidated, Gas
Case
DuPont
Alleghany
Am Sugar
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour A
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Aviation Corp Ts
B &O
Barnsdall Bi
Bendix
Beth Steel
Boren
Briggs Mty
Brunswick Balke
Byers
Cerra
Chrysler
Colo
Colum
Colo G & BE
Homestaka
Houston
Son
TM Cent
Industar Bos Int Harvester
Nickel
Johns-Manvill $ Inter
Kennecott
Kresge
Lambert
Lehigh Fort Bob
McKess
Rob
Pacific Ward
Nash
Nat
Nat Dulry
Bankers Code To Take Effect January First
South Dakota banks prepare to implement a tentative state code aligned with the national banking and recovery standards. The code establishes uniform minimum charges for services and aims to strengthen banking, with W. C. Rempfer of Parkston stressing public cooperation and steady financial service.
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South Dakota
Associaton
State Code Committee
National Banking Committee
National Recovery Administration
Iiaveena
W. C. Rempfer
Parkston
Germany prepares draconian penal code for 1934
Berlin announces a sweeping new penal code to take effect January 1, 1934, with harsher sentences, compulsory sterilization measures, revived military courts, and death by shooting for soldiers. The regime vows intensified justice across civil, matrimonial, and maritime spheres as Nazi policy tightens control.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Leipzig
Marinus van der Lubbe
Germany
Reichstag
von ‘der Lubbe
Genuins Justice
U S Bonds Close Mixed In New York Trading
U S bonds closed with varied results in New York on December 2. Liberty bonds showed several readings including Liberty First at 49 10E, Liberty Fourth AY at 101.25, and a Treasury AY 47 52 106.42. Treasury 2 3Q-51 55 94 19 also listed with modest moves.
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U.S
New, York
U. S
Hiinds
Liberty Mas
Liberty
Treasury
DeMolays Prepare For First South Dakota Initiatory Feste
Huron DeMolays host the first South Dakota Initiatory Feste with 60 to 70 visitors from Sioux Falls Yankton Vermilion Mitchell Aberdeen Watertown Redfield and Pierre. About 20 candidates will be initiated by state officers led by Mike Means Harold Seaman Glen Hoppell and Harold Krueger. A second degree will be given by a Redfield team. Banquet planned for 630 and a 115 couple reception to follow per Hyerett Irish.
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Huron
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Mitchell
Glen Hoppell
Harold Krueger
Redfield
Hyerett Irish
Pioneer railroad engineer T C Lauters dies at 75
T C Lauters veteran railroad engineer died at his home 379 Simmons avenue southeast after a paralysis stroke on Tuesday. He joined Chicago and North Western in 1884 as a fireman and was promoted to engineer in 1892. Surviving are his widow and three children, plus four brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
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T. C. Lauters
Simmons Avenue
Lauters
Chicago and North Western Railway
Huron
L. L. Hoffman
Elizabeth Lauters
Martin Lauters
Joe Lauters
Sioux Falls
John Lauters
LeMars
Pete Lauters
Remsen
Cascade
Minn
Tracy
Slaughterers' Business Is Up in November 192? Chicago
The Chicago federal reserve reports November as a month of expansion for slaughtering establishments with 15 percent production growth over October and 14 percent over the prior year. Pay rolls rose 4.4 percent, hours worked up 4.4 percent, and total wages paid up 5 percent. Export demand held near October levels, with Britain and continental Europe seeking meat, while Christmas ham demand favored the British market. Creamery butter output rose 3 percent from October, 14 percent above the year’s average, but cheese production in Wisconsin fell 4 percent in four weeks to December, while prices rose in November.
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Chicago
America
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Totel
United Kingdom
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Wisconsin
Real Estate Transfers In Beadle County Area
Transfers furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Co list Rayburn to Ragina Kinner in Huron for $1 a lot in Johns Add, Julia Johns to Jean Kinner in Huron for $1 part of SENEY 2-110-62, Wolters to Nick Economos in Huron, and Arthur F. Miller to Alhean Mir Baron for $1 in Lat-6, blk. 56, Sth Ry Add, detailing parcel specifics.
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Beadle County “Abstract '& Title Co
Camden
Rayburn
Ragina Kinner
Huron
T-bik
Johns Add
Julia’ W. Johns
Jean Kinner
SENEY
Wolters
Nick-John
Economos
Arthur F. Miller
Alhean Mir Baron
Add
Quezon Receives Roosevelt Gift Proposal in Manila
Philippine legislators celebrated President Roosevelts reception of Manuel Quezon a dominant island political figure. The proposed Christmas gift would be a concrete vad a readers note. The Filipino people could have this gesture from the President as a symbol of appreciation.
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Manila
Roosevelt
Manuel ‘Quezon
Islands
Engagement and Marriage Notices From Wessington
Burl Dwyer age 23 and Seould Burke age 25 of Wessington are listed in an engagement notice. A forthcoming wedding is also announced with details about jewelry and shop advertisements surrounding the event.
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Burl Dwyer
Se Ould Burke
Both of Wessington
Spr
Cos Smith
Farm Price Drop Blamed For Slump
Washington reports that farm product and manufactured food prices fell during the week ended December 23, lowering the wholesale price index to 70.4 from 70.8 the previous week. Butter, cheese, flour, and many goods declined, while barley rose. steers and hogs also fell.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Norris Seeks Government Export Corporation for Surplus Goods
Senator Norris proposed a government financed private corporation to buy and export surplus farm products and industrial machinery, principally to Russia, with initial capital from the government and bonds to fund credit deals. He cited Russia’s willingness to receive food, meats, cotton, lard, trucks, and machinery in exchange for wool, pulp, furs, and manganese, and noted potential for reviving an old bill.
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Washington
Russia
Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Towa
Farm Administration
Inver
White House
Wallace
Phillips
State Department
Dickinson
Commerce
George N. Feely New
Lees
Brogkhart
United States
Rexport
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Poland
RFC
Berry to Broadcast on New Year's Day
Governor Tom Berry will address South Dakota on New Year's Day from the capitol in Pierre. The statewide program from noon to 1 pm features a half hour of music followed by Berry's remarks about the relief program, broadcast via WNAX with statehouse staff.
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South Dakota
Service Tonight at Huron Gospel Tabernacle
The Huron Gospel Tabernacle Assemblies of God will hold an evening evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. The subject is Is the great or does It pay to be a Christian. Miss Norma E Olson, pastor evangelist, announced.
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Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Assemblies of God
Norma.e.olson
Nolinced
President Grants Pardon in Prohibition Case
President Roosevelt today granted pardons for violations of the prohibition act to Arthur C. Colvin and Isaac E. Colvin. They were convicted in the western Michigan federal court.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Arthur C. Colvin
Isaac E. Colvin
Michigan
Secretay Wallace warns hog buyers over processing tax evasion
Secretary Wallace declared the farm administration would use all powers to stop evasion of the processing tax by local hog buyers and small processors. He said country buyers deducting the tax from prices harm farmers and urged farmers to refuse sales to those buyers. Wallace noted that detractors who resell hogs or offset tax deductions avoid tax and called for listing offending purchasers with Dr. A G Block for action.
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Washington
Wallace
Farm Administration
A G. Block
Chial
Foreclosure Sale Draws 250 Farmers in Hartfuxd
A statewide foreclosure sale drew about 900 bushels of corn 78 tons of hay straw and fodder and three loads of wood from 250 farmers in Hartfuxd S D. Deputy Lawrence Green suffered a heart attack after being threatened and Sioux Falls attorney Jerry Maher withdrew a bid of 33 cents per bushel amid threats of ducking in a water tank The sale satisfied a 668 dollar judgment for Ernest Hanger and others against Fay Aldrich with Paul J Paulsen of Sioux Falls buying the listed commodities Attorneys may pursue fraud and coercion challenges if needed.
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Hartfuxd
S. D
Lawrence Green
Jerry Maher
Sioux Falls
Ernest Hanger
Wisconsin
Fay Aldrich
Hartford
Paul J. Paulsen
Hospital Admittances List In Huron and Nearby
Admitted to hospitals are Ralph McNutt of Huron minor surgical case Delbert Bakeman of Huron minor or surgical Mrs J A Moore of Bancroft surgical Rhoda Stout of Huron surgical Adolph Hendrickson Mrs Frank Thompson of Huron surgical Dismissed Margaret Chesley of Wolsey Mrs Theodore Blum and baby and Mrs James Venables Jr and baby of Huron
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Ralph McNutt
Huron
Delbert Bakeman
J. A. Moore
Bancroft
Surgical
Rhoda Stout
Adolph Hendrickson
Frank Thompson
Margaret Chesley
Wolsey
Theodore Blum
Baby
James Venables, Jr
Reward Offered for Missing Lady's Purse on Highway
Mildred Zoss of Letcher offers a $5490 reward for the recovery of a missing lady's purse found between Wognsocket and Foresbiurg on the highway. The item contained a watch a pen and several bills.
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Wognsocket
Foresbiurg
Mildred Zoss
Letcher
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