Market News Ahe at Market Erratic and Quiet
Minneapolis reports erratic, quiet session with early upturn faded by a dip. Wheat and corn mixed with narrow trade. May rye and oats ease. flax strong with high protein spring wheat offerings. Livestock eased. cattle and hog markets weaker versus last week, lambs steady. regional prices show varied shifts across Duluth, St Paul, Sioux City and Chicago trades.
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Fracion
Harley
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Jrand
Grain market report from Huron market notes
Husson Meekers of Arntoni Co report hog receipts to noon today at 37,000. The Huron market is not public and daily quotations unavailable. Readera should note that public market quotes are provided elsewhere. Prices: No 1 dark northern wheat 1.05, No 1 seddurim .76, mixed durum .50, No 2 white oats 38, corn .75, rye .40, flax 21.4, barley 63, spelt per cwts.
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Mineapalis Cash
Saterdag
Minneapolis
Arntoni& Co
Enote
Huroon
Readera
HGRON
Fourtey Axhe Prices From Hack Brothers Auction
Fragmented OCR listing prices for items including springs ducks and jackrabbits from Hack Brothers. Mentions direct shipper price and station price with unclear quantities and weights. Details are partially unreadable but indicate a livestock and equipment sale with variable pricing.
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Hack Brothers
My. Se
Stocks Advance At Strong Pace In Brisk Friday Trade
New York Feb. 2 The stock market surged into a moderate week end selling today with broad advances led by chemicals and rails. Nearly a dozen issues hit new highs as rail buys gained after news that the Baltimore and Ohio would operate independently with the Eastern Central and Jersey Central. Strong buying supported by light end month credit strains and higher call money boosted speculative confidence. Oil group news and several large industrials including St Louis Southwestern Union Pacific Pittsburgh and West Virginia Western Maryland and several chemicals provided notable gains with United Carbide Eastman Kodak and Allied Chemical among leaders. Total volume around 2.2 million shares.
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Fen
Intimore
Ohio
Jersey Central
Tyler
St. Louis Southwestern
Union Pacific
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Western Maryland
Toplin
B&o
Gabe Allied Chemica
Columbian Carhesn
Union Carbide
Agaiost
Federal Mining
Eastman Kodak
Borden’s
Johns’ Manville
Abraham and Straus
National Bellas Hess
NoOlors
Clrrsier and
Packard
U. S. Steel
American Can
du Pont New
Goodyear
Land sale details contradict earlier price report
Mrs. Margaret McFadden explains that 41 acres were sold for 150 dollars per acre, not 400. The roadway parcel of 1.9 acres fetched 200 dollars per acre, while the Idea Market company had been stated to pay 400 per acre for the 41 acres in that night's report.
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Idea! Market Company
Margaret McFadden
Beadle County Wool Growers Attend State Meeting in Brookings
Four Beadle county wool growers will attend the state meeting in Brookings on February 7. Delegates are L. A. Hloorgood James Murley Neil Mc Kay and H. Randell, chosen by the Beadle County Wool Growers association.
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Beadle County
Brookings
Wickem 18 Named Pierre Legal T for Duration
Pierre notes Wickem 18 appoints Bulow as legal representative for the duration of the she twenty period. Formal designation appears in the regional notice.
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Wickem i -Waw
Bulow
Lin Legal T
Pope Moves to Revive Ecumenical Council in 1948
Rome reports Pope Pius XII plans to revive the Ecumenical Council after sixty years. More than 2,000 bishops and high clerics worldwide will attend to discuss dogmatic matters and the Italo-Roman question. The last council adjourned in 1879 after Italian troops entered Rome.
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Pius SE
SS Peters
Vietor
Emanuel
Vatican
Farmers Mutual Insurance Holds Annual Meeting Today
Members of Farmers Mutual Insurance company met in Moose Ball in annual session with John Colwell presiding. This morning the board reviewed company policies and considered a successor to the late F B Gluesing. Officers to be elected later after the business session attended by members.
Four Firms Incorporation Folders Filed in Pierre
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Kidder Manufacturing of Watertown with 25000 capital and directors A J Kidder Gentry Ark Oren Kidder and C R Goss Kampeska Motor of Watertown with 25000 capital and directors A Gahring Williamson Olive Williamson Seltmarsh Motor of Mitchell with 50000 capital and directors William Saltmarsh Jon J erschoor and Mabel Saltmarsh Seubert Inc of Sioux Falls Real Estate with 50000 capital and directors Seubert Hazel Seubert and James c Clars all of Sioux Falls
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Agiclee
Kidder Manufacturing Company
Watertown
A J,kidder
Gentry
Ark
Oren Kidder
C. R. Goss
Kampeska Motor Company
A. Gahring
Hazel Seubert
James c Clars
Sioux Fals, Directora
Daughters of the American Revolution Hall to be finished by April
Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau, president general, told the national board that Constitution Hall, a $2,000,000 auditorium under construction since August, will be completed for dedication at the thirty-eighth continental congress during the week of April 13.
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Washington
Alfed J.brosseux
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ban
Constitution Hall
Continental Congress
Earth shocks reported in Moscow valley region
Earth shocks lasting about twenty minutes were felt across Asia and Afghanistan border areas, destroying several villages. Weather outlook covers upper Mississippi, lower Missouri valleys and northern great plains with unsettled conditions this week and precipitation, but temperatures near or above normal.
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Moscow
Asia
Afghanistan
Mississippi
Misouri
Fentral Great Plains
Two 4 H Clubs Meet at J M Caldow Farm
Live Wire pig club and Ars J C Yahnes second year girls club met at J M Caldow farm home northwest of Huron. Each group held separate sessions with members presenting papers on why they belong to a 4 H club. Topics included mineral rations for pigs hog lot sanitation and care and management of brood sows. After individual papers both clubs merged for an entertainment program and refreshments.
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Wire Pis Club
Ars
J. C. Yahne
J. M. Caldow
Huron
Izaak Walton League Elects New Officers in Huron Chapter
G. W. Stafford was elected president of the Huron Chapter of the Izaak Walton League at the annual meeting last night, succeeding Harry Thoman. C. N. Hall became vice president, EB. J. Calemline secretary treasurer, L A. Churchill director for five years, and Dr. C. S. Betts director for two years to fill the unexpired term. The chapter moved monthly meetings to the second Friday, approved a resolution supporting the Norbeck Andresen migratory bird refuge, and discussed proposed changes to fish and game laws with state game warden Juzus Saunders. Reports on retiring officers were read, and new committees will be appointed at the March meeting.
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Izaak Walton League
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L A. Churchill
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Norbeck-Andresen
Congress
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Uzus Saunders
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AM. Blake
Colton to Deliver Commencement Address at Dakota Wesleyan
Bir Colton, international secretary of YM CG 4, will speak at the Dakota Wesleyan University commencement on February 4. Colton, a 1997 graduate of DWU, hails from Charles Mix County and has gained international prominence in his current role.
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E. P.colton
YM. CG. 4
Dakote Wesleyan Aniversity
Fane 4
Gr. B. A. Roadman
Colton
Daikota Wesleyan Univeristy
Charles Mix County
George Webster Leaves For Omaha
George Webster Jr. departs tonight for Omaha to assume foreman duties in the Armour plant pork pack department. Employees present him with a Gladstone bag as he moves his family remains in Hurag until his transfer is complete.
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George
Webster, Jr
Omaha
Armour Company
Less Hogs Seen for 1929 Marts
The Agriculture Department report dated February 1 notes 1920 hog market supply will be smaller than 1928, while 1929 hog prices should rise. Cattle outlook remains favorable with near peak prices, and further 1929 grain and beef supplies are expected to shrink, though less than 1928. Lambs for early 1929 may be slightly higher, with more western red lambs marketed after March 1. Horses decline to forty year low. prices rise as farmers are urged to replace worn animals.
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Washington
Department of Agriclture
Wasi
Fairfield Farm Bureau Institute Today's Program
Warmer weather boosted attendance at the Fairfield Farm Bureau Institute at School No 3 seven miles north and 1.5 miles west of Huron. Exhibits and demonstrations mirrored January county short courses with school work displays from three district schools and corn and wheat exhibits. Ribbons awaited for best exhibits while displays were arranged. A noon dinner and afternoon talks by R A Cave on corn and rope slicing followed a first aid talk by Miss Sara Dewing.
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Farm Bureau
Fairfield Township
Huron
Competiton
R. A. Cave
Corm
Sara Dewing
Murdo High School Athlete Dies of Flu
Delphi Caldwell, 17, a prominent Murdo High School athlete, died from influenza and complications early this morning. Caldwell earned three athletic letters in football basketball and track over three years. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Del Caldivell of Murdo.
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Kerosene Fire Injures Elderly Woman in Home
Mrs. Jens Larson, 75, of 443 Lawn Ridge N E, suffered severe burns to hands and arms when a kerosene can exploded while she tried to start a fire in the kitchen. Family members at home quickly extinguished the flames and prevented worse injuries.
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Jens Larson
Lawn Ridge
N. E
Larson
Fae Bisre
Cruiser Vote On Next Week
Washington reports a decisive clash over the cruiser bill with debate limited. Supporters push to pass the 15 cruisers and one aircraft carrier plan by 1931, while President Coolidge seeks a time clause and western opposition argues for diplomacy and disarmament control.
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Goolidge
Mation
Hale
Naval Aiaiys Committee
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Idaho
Norris
Nebrasske
Harrison
Missississippi
Frozen Knees Sweep Sioux City Women
SIOUX CITY February 2. An epidemic of frozen knees troubles Sioux City girls and women as frigid weather and thin stock ings leave legs exposed. Doctors report frost bite cases rising due to subzero temperatures and insufficient protection from skirts and hosiery.
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