Hog Prices Slide Amid Cold Midweek Market Report
Market news reports hog prices eased by 10 to 25 cents as receipts were limited by subzero weather. Top price reached 3.35 with notable sales at 3.25 to 3.60, while buyers pushed for lower figures and packers claimed thousands of hogs direct with many held over. Cattle and sheep trading remained soft with calves and feeders showing varied demand across multiple western markets.
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Chicago
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Eliie
Cade
Wheat Futures Dip Follows Late Market Rally
Minneapolis reports wheat futures opening buoyant then rallying on strong cables, but late-session liquidation dampens losses. May and September futures end modestly higher. oats and flax bid up, corn weak, and barley demand steady. Cash markets show mixed quotes across wheat grades and rye.
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Minneapolis
Sodey
Montana
Produce Markets Summary
Subon Poultry Butter Eggs furnished daily by Betti and Co Bore 5 0 Beas 414 Ibe and overa wm Bd Ja a.
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SUBON
Betti & Co
Huron Poultrey and Furnished by Back Braven 5
Chicago market snippets detail butter eggs and poultry prices from February 3 with regions including Chicago Mitchell Sioux City Sioux Falls Minneapolis and weekly variations in weights and classifications for hens, springs, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Prices shown for various grades and weights reflect unsettled markets and steady trades across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Early stock losses trimmed as market ends steady
New York February 3. Early losses in the stock market were pared or canceled in the last hour with a steady closing zone. Only about 206000 shares traded. U S Steel firmed rising over a point. Consolidated Gas Royal Dutch and Allied Chemical advanced moderately. American Telephone recovered small loss. General Electric steadied after a new low. International Harvester Lowe measures Auburn were comparatively heavy.
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New York
U.S
Consolidated Gas
Royal Dutch
Alfied Cherimcal
American Telephone
General Electric
International
Harvester
Lowe's
Auburn
Market-driven closing quotes list balances many firms
A dense compilation of closing quotations for numerous companies across industries. It lists ticker-like codes and percentage figures, including Am Can, Am For Power, Gen Elec, International Harvester, General Motors, Ford, and many others, reflecting end-of-day price levels and notable holdings.
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All Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Power
Am Inti
Am Loco
Anaconda
Armour A
Armour
Atchivon
Aubury
Ad Ref
B&o
Beat Cx
Bendix
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gt Noeth
Homestake
Houston Oi
Hudson
Il Cent
Int
Combing
Int Harvester
ITHT
Kelvinator Bis
Kennecott
Kreege
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Convention Headgear Adsetting Falls Hat Shows Strain
Frank Deter, a St Paul ox handle salesman, wears a hat nicked by 128 notches and holes from as many conventions. The hat, worn at the convention in FALLS, marks his 71 travels as he attends another event before the current one ends.
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Frank
Durner
St Paul
Sem Dacs Lead Opening Night In Reorganized Pin League
Sem Dacs race to nine victories and no losses in the opening night of the reorganized Standard Pin bowling league. Atlas, Polarinos each stand tied for second at four wins five losses. Red Crowns sit fourth with one win nine defeats. Iso Vis did not start play. Ted Schafer led with a 549 match score and Junker rolled 217 for best single game.
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Sem Dacs
Atlas Thre
Polarinos
Iso Vis
Ted Schaefer
Junker
Frank R. Wynn of Yankton Dies at 57
Frank R. Wynn, a longtime Yankton banker and civic leader, died suddenly from heart disease. He served as county clerk of courts, was a board of education member, and had recently become a state banking department examiner in Hot Springs. Survived by his widow and daughter Missy Dale Wynn in Washington, D. C., plus two sisters, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Frank R. Wynn
Yankton
State Banking Department
Examiner
Hot Springs
Wynn
Emmity
Board of Education
Olot Nelson
Missy Dale Wynn
Washington, D. C
W. F. Jencks
Hochford Kearney
Mankato
Lawsuit Over Copyrighted Songs Against Radio Corp
Sioux Falls February 4. Gene Buck president of the American Society of Composers filed a suit in general court seeking $250 damages for each of four songs used without permission by Greater Kamprska Radio Corporation of Watertown. The complaint seeks an injunction restraining further use of any of the songs.
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Ilegal
Sioux Falls
Gene Buck
American Society of Composers
New York
Greater
Kamprska Radio Corporation
Watertown
Divorce Granted to Evelyn Ranney in Circuit Decree
Evelyn Ranney formerly Effie Smith was granted a divorce from Francis John Ranney in a decree signed by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor. They married last August and the filing notes the former name.
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Evelyn Ranney
Francis John Ranny
Alva E. Taylor
Raney
Effie Smith
Changes Planned At Huron College
Trustees at Huron College approve a planned reorganization to merge departments into four divisions and modernize curriculum and administration. The plan, to take effect next September, cites efficiency gains and potential salary reductions for 1932-33. Endowment praised as among the best in the region by Dr. Lloyd Reaves, with input from Dr. Harry M. Gage and Dr. Calvin H. French.
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Huron College
Falk. Gardner
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
North Central Association of Colleges and Universities
Lloyd Reaves
Chicago University
Huron College Board
Gardner
Chicago
Reaves
Jefferson School
Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
Ince
Etive
Becaince
Gage
Calvin H. French
Hastings College
Dr. French
French
Mutual Insurance Group Sees Election Close Convention
The South Dakota Association of Mutual Insurance Companies wrapped up its convention with an election slated for late afternoon. A. W. Pale and A. L. Berg addressed mutual insurance topics while John Hasche spoke on tornado coverage. H N Walker urged risk checks on farm properties and cautioned against over insuring. About 25 mutuals attended and delegates held a banquet last night.
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South Dakota Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
A. W. Pale
Huron
Farm Bureau Insurance
North and
South Dakota
A. L. Berg
Buitie
John Hasche
de Smet
A. W. Palm
South’ Dakota
Mutual Insurance
Berg
Hasche
H. N. Walker
Mutual Companies
Walker
R. C. Horeswill
State Insurance Department
Ketelle Addresses Rotarians On Enduring Civilizations
Rev H Ketelle spoke to the Rotary Club about enduring things in civilization. He referenced Gutzon Borglum and the Rushmore dedication, arguing that self reliance independence and liberties endure while other civilizations fade. He warned civilization will persist only if these values are preserved.
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Ketelle
H. Ketelle
Rotary Club
Gutzon, Borglum
Rushmore Memorial
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Dr. Ketel'e
Armament Parley Opens with Procedure Committee Formed
Geneva February 3 The first wheel of the disarmament parleys turned today with the organization of the procedure committee of the conference. Arthur Henderson of Great Britain named the panel to chart the talks and decide how far the 1930 convention framework should be followed, amid varied national reservations and disputes over Versailles legacy and budget limits.
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Louis Lochner
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Henderson
Germany
United States
France
Huron School Board Sets Budget and Plans
The Huron School Board approved continuing the extracurricular program for the rest of the year amid a looming deficit and adopted salary reduction recommendations from regional officials. March brings teacher elections and the annual operetta at Huron college gym. the district also plans to raise Washington school sidewalls to improve drainage. A new seventh grade manual training class opens with instructor H. A. Tice.
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Huron Board of Education
Huron
South Dakota
Boncd
Huron College
Washington
East Side
H. A. Tice
New Feed Loans And Kingsbury Aid Described
New feed loans are available through extension service or county committees to support seed forage work animals and tractor fuel. In Kingsbury county a radio appeal spurred two carloads of livestock feed and a promised carload of corn from HL Brownell and WNAX. Relief officials request farmer support to help starving cattle while awaiting distribution.
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Extension Service
Kingsbugy
Northwest
South Dakota
Kingsbury County
Boon
Hl’f. Brownell Corporation
Sioux Fally
Kings‘bury’ County
WNAX
Allevi
Drought Affected Dakota Livestock Feed Efforts
Feed distribution in Dakota drought areas proceeds as Albert Evans Red Cross relief head warns of no stock without feed. Most counties have sufficient supplies, three counties receive feed from Omaha. government shifts mortgage rules and cash grants total 52480 with 37300 for stock feed. Railways offer free freight for donated livestock feed to Red Cross for distribution.
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Mitchell
South “Dakota
Albert ©. Evans
Red Cross Relief World
South Dakota
Nebraska
Omaha
Evans
Red Cross
Cas
Nebresa
Yankton
Milwaukee
North Western Railways
Pierre
L.c. Troth
Milwaukee Railway Company
Troth
Rock Island
Wabash
Missouri River
North Western Railway Company
South Dakota announces county loan committee chairs
Governor Green released a list naming county loan committee chairmen as federal feed loan plans near completion. He urged farmers to apply now and said he has wired the state delegation to broaden the loan area. Names include Besdle George M Townsend Huron Buffalo J B Ingerson Gann Valley Hand A B Cahalan Miller Hughes J B McKnight Pierre and others.
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Pierre
Green
South Dakota
Cental South Dakota
Besdle
George M. Townsend
Huron
Buffalo
J. B. Ingerson
Gann Valley
Hand
A. B. Cahala
Ft. Pierre
Sully
Claude M. Jones
Agar Faulk
Milo Anderson
Cresbard
Clark
J. A. McGillivray
Garden City
Spink
J. D. Fargo
Redfield
Sanborn
T. M. Brisbane
Woonsocket
Too Late To Classify STRICTLY MODERN room
A fragment mentions Clersim, a contact phone number, and a note about a hat mix up at an A. ALU W. banquet. It cites a trade back with B. E. Beach and references a room with a phone number for contact. The readable text is too fragmentary to identify a clear news item or event.
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A. Alu, W
B. E. Beach
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Duluth
Duluith Whest
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Back Braven
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Sinneapolis
Paul ‘Brown & Co
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Frontenac Trust
D. B.C. Aoe
S. O
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Wagner
Huron Hospital
Cea
Fostmaster
W. W. White
D. D
General Motors Cooporation
Beadle County
Agricultural Division
The
Huron Chamber of Comenerce
Finn Insseson
Mabel Heldstah
F. L. Carpenter
William Flannery
B. MecKltgott
James Hail, Jr. Alpena
A. W. Hopkins
Verne Hoagland
Fourth Street
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South
Northwestern Public Service Company
Turon
Dezen
B. McKiligott
Ape Keherwdit
Ieee
George Sherman
Insurance Group
Mutual Association
Huron School Board
Kingsbury County Association
Belle Fourche
Wyoming
Layson G. Troth
Froth
Walter O'Donnell
C. C. Hackett Company
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
Clersim
Dakota Finance Corporation 2Nd Fleet Tar. & Mer. Bank
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