Market News Prices on Cattle and Hogs Across Midwest
Cattle and hog markets in Sioux City, Chicago, and Minneapolis show steady to higher activity. Slaughter steers, yearlings, and vealers saw gains, with cows and bulls mixed. hog markets posted modest advances and lamb prices remained varied. Notable figures include 800 lb yearlings at 15.50 and top hogs around 10.15 to 10.70, with cattle quotes in the 7.00 to 16.00 range and vealers at roughly 11.00 to 13.00. Local exchanges report brisk trading, with meals and feeds influencing prices across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions City Livestock
Sioux Cle
S. Dent
Chicago
U.S. Dept. Agr
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Sioux Falls Mitchell Markets
Paul Livestock and Sioux Falls Livestock report mixed demand February 6 with calves and lambs steady to higher, hogs 10 higher on tops, cattle steady. Packers and feeders show uneven demand. lighter weight pigs and sows varied, buyers cautious. Mitchell and surrounding markets note fat lambs steady, fat hens up in regional listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pagi
Cilenco Potatoes Thursday Chicago Market Report
Cilenco Potatoes Thursday Chicago report notes U S shipments total 19 ars with 274 on hand. Prices held firm in some markets while others barely steady. Wisconsin round bites mostly 2.50 to 2.60, Minnesota round whites around 2.40, Idaho sacks around 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilenco
Chicago
T. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Quotations Update From Livestock Market Notes
Market quotations are unavailable from Hor opard and The Huvenite. Readers are advised that public market quotes are provided elsewhere and receipts from Armour & Co. Rog are due by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowers
Armour & Co
Horopard
Early advance lost in wheat markets in Minneapolis
Wheat futures opened firm on favorable cables and bullish Canada news but failed to hold gains. May slid about 30 cents, corn stubborn, rye weak, barley firmer as cash wheat shipments were limited. Reports show nationwide carlot sales and cash close details across Minneapolis and Duluth with varied grain prices and futures activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
the Star
National Grain Corporation
Montana
Aaron Poultry and Eggs and Dairy Market Report
Aaron Poultry and Eggs furnished by Huck Brothers Karoo and Aaron Dairy Market report from Chicago on February 5. Prices shown for hens, leghorn springs, ducks, geese, dressed birds, and turkeys, with live poultry and egg prices and a brief butter market note. Also notes department of agriculture potato prices and shipments in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Aaron
Awit
Madern Iba
Spetegs
Andor
Iba
Aaron Poultry
Huck Brothers
Karoo
Chicago
Eas
Butte
Broad stock market rally lifts prices amid mixed trading
New York traders saw a broad market rally underpinned by favorable money rates and trade news. Blocks of shares traded heavily with profit taking at times, while automaker and oil issues provided notable moves. Key names like American Power and Light and Westinghouse rose then pulled back on profit taking.
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New York
Wall Street
Bank of England
New York Peteral Reserve Bank
Chrysler
John N. Willys
Hoover
Washington
Harlem
Philadelphia Co
Houston Oil
General Ralney
Warren Bros
American Power and Light
American Water” Works
Standard Gas
Agaoin
Senk
Woodin
Simmond
Gillette
Menneapolis Stocks Bid and Close Notes
Stock market item notes bids and closes for various entities including Standard Oil Ind Cities and Pancorporation. Mentions first Hank stock at 32 percent and 33 percent, with unclear format and company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menneapolis
Ask
First Hank
Pancorporation
Standard Oil
Ind
Market Ticker Listing Mixed Company Figures
A dense public market snippet lists numerous corporations with varied percent figures and codes such as Armours WS, Atchi BON 239, Gen Elec 77, US Steel 185, Reading 135, Tex Pac Sde 18, and Gulf utilities, reflecting a snapshot of sector performance and corporate identifiers without narrative context. Entities include General Electric, US Steel, Reading, Pan Am, Pullman, and Woolworth among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchi- Bon
Ball&Obla
Beth “Steel
CanPre
Cerra de Pas
Ches & Ohio
M'St P & P
CE NW
Jeans
Colo Fuel
Col G
Can Gan
Drug Inc
Elec
Houston Oil
Hutson
Harv
Int Nickel
KO Son
Kenecott
Kroger
Louis & Nash
Mack
Kr&t
Mo'Pac
Monte Ward
Nash Mtra
Nat-Cash Reg
NY Central
NY_NH & H
Nor American
North Pack
Packar
Pan Am
Par Fam Las
Peon .R R
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Rafalo Corp
Reading
Rand
Rep I & Stl
Reyn Tob
Seare Roeb
Sinclair
South Pec
South Ray
St Ol Calif
St Oil NJ
St Oi! NY
Stew-Warn
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tex Pac
Timken Roller Way Union
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Steel
Vandolium
Wabash
Western Union
Westh
Woolworth
A A U W Dinner At Hotel Marvin Draws 150 Attendees
About 150 persons attended the annual guest dinner and program of the American Association of University Women on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Marvin. Special guests included Dr and Mrs Royal C. Agne and several local educators. The Elks hall program featured the one act play A Woman of Character directed by Mrs B H Kerr with participants including Eleanor Jones Leila Steele and Maxine. A string quartet from Huron College performed three numbers. One out of town member Florence Sly of Pierre attended, along with a new member Mrs Ralph Wetovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Marvin
Huchitt
Royal CG
Agne
Wml
A. T. Lang
O.D Dunbar
Daneel Gaga
Elks Hall
Estelle Audrey Brown
B. H. Kerr
Eleanor Jones
Millga Spiers
A.M. Haskell
Leila Steele
Mra
Donald Georgia
E. H. Jackson
D. Anderson
Maxine
Din
Huron College
Ralph Meyers
Divia
Helen Bandy
Mabel Meyers
Florence Sly
Pierre
Ralph Wetvich
Huron Poolleze
Women May Visit Panama Next Year
One hundred club Women of the General Federation of Womens Clubs may travel to Panama in January 1931 as part of their Latin American program. Panama’s Women clubs invited the council to hold its next annual meeting there. Individual trips are planned this year. Mrs Boward Green of New Jersey, art division chair, will be in Panama in February with art exhibits and school addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinion
General” Federation of Womens’ ‘Clubs
Panama
Womena’ Clubs of
Boward Green
New Jersey
Division of Art
Federation
France Opposes Outlawing Submarines in Naval Talks
A historic note from the talks shows France opposing bans on submarines amid debates on cruiser tonnage limits. It cites figures for America 130000 tons Great Britain 150000 tons and Japan 120000 tons. The report discusses Japan's cruiser tonnage and possible additions under a compromise percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Japan
Brady Jury Appears Hopelessly Deadlocked
In Austin on February 6 a jury deliberating the case of former Texas jurist John W. Brady for the stabbing death of Misa Lehna Highsmith reportedly remains deadlocked after over 36 hours. The jury, said to be 16 to 2 for conviction, has repeatedly been sent back to deliberate while Judge J. P. Moore weighs how long to hold them. Brady contends insanity at the time of the act amid a defense focusing on intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
John.w. Brady
Texas
Misa Lehna- Highamith
Texas Capitol
Jariat
Brady
Mercury Rises to Sixty-Eight in City Weather
A fragment shows temperatures climbing to the upper sixties at Rapid City with a brief weather note. The garbled text hints at Wednesday timing and TV listings but provides no concrete details on conditions or impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Rapid ‘City
Worldwide Poultry Congress Draws 46 Nations
United States leads a 3,000 square foot exhibit at the Fourth World’s Poultry Congress in London July 22 to 26 under Dr M A Jull. The display outlines production, marketing and consumption of poultry with films and advanced equipment. Delegates from the United States and Canada depart Montreal July 12 aboard a chartered 30,000 ton steamship, aiming to showcase domestic poultry diversity including breeds from India and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 5
Weller
Associated Preas Feature Service
Washington
London
United States
M. A. Jull
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Jul
Congress
Montreal
United Perce
Poultry Science Association
Crystal Palace
Percy A. Francis
Hage
India
Urge Parole for Dr Cook in 1920s case
Frederick A Cook, Arctic explorer, is recommended for parole by the federal parole board at Leavenworth. Attorney General Mitchell has yet to decide, with potential submission to President Hoover for approval. Cook was convicted of defrauding investors in petroleum stock, sentenced to 24 years nine months and a $12,000 fine. He began serving April 6, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
Prederick A. Cook
Lergenworth Federal Penitentiary
Federal Parole Board
Mitchell
Parole Board
Department of Oftice
Hoover
Cook
Fort Worth
Texas
John A. Kiltetts
Ohio
Stolen Rare Eugene Field Manuscripts Include Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac
Chicago reports claim valuable literary manuscripts from poet Eugene Field, including The Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac, have vanished over three years. Mrs Field refused 7500 dollars for it. original Dred Scott brief by Roswell M. Field is missing. letters from James Whitcomb Riley to Field also gone.
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Chicago
Eugene Fiekd
Roswell M. Field
SS Louis
James Whitcomb Riley
Feld
Mra. Field
Tomahank
Wis
Mrg
Field
Bradley
Pastra
Atolen
Hille
Gasoline Tax Revenue Total for January
Pierre reports January gasoline tax collections totalled 313,693.77, up 3,310.7 from January 1929. Cigarette stamp sales rose in January 1930 to 235,654.17 with licenses adding 222.10 for a January revenue of 35,886.27. Malt stamp totals were 1,052.16 and licenses brought in additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLicenses
Millionaires Move Trees Here And You
In Los Angeles a quirky report notes trees shifting location as developers maneuver around them. The piece blends surreal phrases about artificial rain and wind with hints of corporate influence and local spectacle surrounding arboreal assets. The text evokes a chaotic scene of wealth, power, and uncertain arboreal fate.
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Los Angeles
Ducla
Joye Tryeta
Farmers Board relies on farmer cooperation for success
Cooper ative marketing defined as a group of individual farmers distributing their product to serve the producer while profits return to them. J R Howard of Clemons Iowa told a South Dakota State College audience that the federal farm board’s success hinges on farmers’ attitudes. He argued cooperative marketing is a proven, valuable concept with local ventures well run, and that government involvement means assistance, not taking business.
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Brookings
Fed
South Dakota State College
J. R. Howard
Clemons
Iowa
Federal Farm Board
Federal Farm ‘Board
Howard Gai
Farm Board
Howard
Approach End Tariff Tussle in Senate Vote Expectation
Washington February reports a prolonged tariff wrangle as the Senate moves to sift hundreds of proposed amendments to the tariff bill. Debate centers on American valuations and executive power to adjust duties, with a Feb 15 vote target and a House-Senate compromise on rates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Butley
Capitol
Tariff Commission
Congress
Representative Davenport
New York
Ways and
Thrift Commission
Wesel Ow
Alienation Trial Is Started in Circuit Court
Frances C Seeman former wife of Henry Seeman of Huton Taxi sues Jennie Morris See mar present wife of the magn for 20000 dollars in alienation of affection in a civil action started in circuit court today. Frances Seeman from Creek township Carl Kauth Cavour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Seeman
Henry Seeman
Huton Taxi Company
Jennie Morris Seemar
Magn
Frances Seeman
Creek Township
Carl. Kauth
Mortgage sale ordered in Huron land case
Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher in Huron ruled for the Haron Building and Loan Association to foreclose on the Lond property a 25 to 50 foot lot at Dakota avenue and Third street to satisfy a $15,000 note secured by a mortgage. The Corner Drug Store occupies the building. usury defense failed. Judgment totals about $14,000 as per counsel George EL Lange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Haron Building and Loan Association
Delia Loud
N. T. Lond
Lond
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Gund
Building and Loan Association
Tudge Wisher
Huron
South Dakota
George EL Longe
Building and Idan Association
T Defense
TL 1
World aviation pioneer to visit United States in March
Count Henri de la Vaulx, founder of the Federation Aeronautique Internationale, will visit the United States as part of a North and South American tour. The trip includes a first stop in Miami then New York, with returns via Pan American and the New York Rio de Janeiro line, lasting over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Henri de la Vaulx
Federation Aeronautique Inturmationale
United States
Aero Club of America
Count de la Vaulx
South America
France
Paris
Dakar
French West Africa
Brazil
Compagnie General Ardo= portale
Santiago
Artea
Chile
la Paz
Boliva
Lima
Peru
Quito
Leunder
Bogota
Columbia
Panama
Amorica Apex
Hiram Bingham
National Aeronautic Association
Amerian
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Miami
Church Workers End Session In South Dakota Conference
Church groups including the executive and women's advisory boards of the South Dakota Congregational conference concluded their session today. Routine matters were discussed as the annual church art conference was voted to be held in Haren from April 20 to May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Congregational Conference
Ww Women's Advisory Board
Aftterwagss
Haren
Inchistiy
Local hospital patients undergo several operations
Mrs Huhn of Cavour and Mrs Alma Burton of Carthage were admitted for surgeries this morning. Huan of Cavour, previously at Sprague hospital, was operated on. Henry Lehr, an employee at the National Bank of Hur, underwent a major operation. Virginia McGregor, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McGregor of 545 Montana Avenue, is a pneumonia patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhn
Cavour
L. A. Huan
Sprague Hospital
Henry Lehr
National Bank of Huron Employe
Alma Burton
Carthage
Virginia McGregor
James McGregor
Montana Avenue
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Feostler
Minneapelis Fleur ‘Thurséay
Sioux City
Wen Long
Ann Ay
Sioux Eaux
Packera
Duluth
Aaron Dairy Market
Ifrance
BOARD
Fisher
U. 3
Manchester
Jake Boerema
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