Market News: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Receipts totaled about 3000 head with hogs steady to 10 lower in the day’s market. Cattle prices slipped as lower demand and tighter supply weighed on overall values. Lambs hit new highs late in the week, while hog futures showed limited gains amid tight slaughter schedules and fluctuating demand.
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Armour Yards
Armour Stockyards
Huron Tech
Chicago
Buil
Fatewes
Eles Food and Choice
Sioux Falls and St Paul Livestock Reports Weekly Trade
U S Dept of Agriculture summaries show varied price moves across multiple markets with Sioux Falls and St Paul reporting strength in some classes and declines in others. Cattle cows vealers and yearlings show mixed results while hogs beef cattle and lambs move within narrow ranges and demand fluctuates amid receipts.
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St. Paul
U. S. Dept
Chicago
Grain Market Irregular in Minneapolis Trading
The Minneapolis grain market showed irregular activity with bearish sentiment from stock market weakness. May wheat futures fell 14 cents, July rose 1 cent, and September stayed flat. Oats opened down and fell further, rye held near steady, barley moved from unchanged to down 1/8, flax steady, cash wheat quiet, durum demand strong, cash corn quiet, oats and rye varied in demand, barley offerings light, flax and corn offerings steady overall.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Wheat and grain prices mixed in cash close notes
Minneapolis and Duluth grain market notes show mixed prices for wheat, oats, barley, rye, and flax with No 1 dark northern and amber durum among the highlighted grades. Carlot range sections list sample grades and delivery months while bids vary by grade and origin.
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Hubron Ghar Market
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago and Sioux City Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Chicago and regional markets show mixed movement as butter and eggs ease slightly under receipts while poultry remains firm. Potatoes, prices, and cattle figures drift with regional quotes from Sioux City Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls reporting varied weights and gerneral market tone.
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Chicago
Rails Continue To Drag Stock Lists
New York markets drifted lower with Rails dragging, while leading industrials and utilities closed nearly unchanged. Turnover exceeded 600000 shares as Auburn site and Peoples Gas fell sharply, drawing attention in a largely stationary session. Santa Fe slipped, Union Pacific and Norfolk Western dropped, other losses were modest with several names slipping about a point.
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Auburn
Peoples Gas
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Norfolk
Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Illinois Central
Cerro de Ponco
Case
American Tobacco B
Eastman
Closing quotation list of stock figures and firms
A fragmented, OCR-like list of company names and stock percentages including Allis Chalmer 11 percent Am Crn 58 percent Armour -- continuing with many items such as Chrysler 174 and General Motors 1. includes varied firms, commodities, and fractions, resembling a market or trading page snapshot with unclear context.
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Allis Chal
Am Crn
Anaconda
Armcar
Atchison
Auburn
B&o
Bendis Avy
Both Steel
Borden
Briggs Mig
Can Pac
Cerro de Pasch
C&o
CRW
Chrysler
Cal G&e
Cons Gas
Com Products
Curtle Wright Vi Drag Inc
Armour
Case Wied Eastman
Fox Film
Gen Elec I
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gil- Inite
Gold
Play Review Highlights Student Cast Performances
Oldest daughter proved highly entertaining as the junior class stage show impressed. Bernice Stewart and Mary Grace Hood delivered standout work while the production was directed by Mrs. Lillian Love, junior class sponsor.
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Bernice Stewart
Mary Grace Hood
Lillian Love
Stop Roosevelt Drive To Start
Washington reports a sweeping realignment in democratic presidential politics to halt Roosevelt and boost alternative names. Alfred E. Smith is poised to reveal his candidacy in key states, while measures to broaden favorite sons and uninstructed delegations gain pace. John N. Garner and Harry Byrd supporters expand efforts, with Roosevelt’s delegates facing renewed challenge. Farley bets on Roosevelt’s first-ballot nomination.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Sentimnt
Roosevelt
John N. Garner Io
Texas
Harry Byrd
Virginiz
Richmond
New York
James A.farley
Roosevelt Sticks To Wet Policies
Albany Feb 6 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, a long time wet, reiterates his stance for the Democratic nomination. He calls for a new amendment to grant power to the states, says prohibition has failed, breeds excess drinking and law disregard, and should not be renewed while supporting broader platform issues.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
Victims Of Boat Crash Are Hunted
A summary of a mid-Atlantic rescue search reports 28 missing after a fishing schooner Eleanor Dickerson of Boston and the sea going tug Lonnie B Shaw encountered a heavy gale three miles east of McCrea Shoal near the Delaware breakwater. Coast Guard cutters towed the drifting barge ashore as the Jean Jabot of New York picked up six crew members from the Eleanor Dickerson. The other vessel, the Huth Shaw barge, remains unaccounted for with Scenem en and crew aboard the tug.
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New York
Grand Banks
Eleanor Dickerson
Boston
Jean Jabot
Halifax
Lonnie B. Shaw
McCrea Shoel
Delaware
Huth Shaw
Coast Guard
Free Coinage Of Silver Is Asked
Washington February 10 1921 National Farmers Union urged 16 to 1 coinage of silver with gold before a Senate finance sub committee John Simpson president and 70 union representatives from nine midwestern states argued for the Wheeler bill Simpson warned bi metallic money supports the gold standard while claiming easier restraint for international bankers He said we have rubber money and iron debts House leaders planned action Monday to study depressed silver prices and Rep Somers proposed a monetary systems investigation Lemke Fargo North Dakota complained of money shortage noting a college in his state would take wheat for tuition and accused hoarders of being the multimillionaires in major cities
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Washington
Congress
National Farmers Union
John Simpson
Middle West
Senate Finance
Wheeler D. Mont
Simpson
Oklahoma Bank
Somers
N. Y
House
William Lemke
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Lemke
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Halt Hearing On Farm Board Bill
Washington February 6 The Senate Agriculture Committee recessed the hearing on the bill to abolish the farm board and guarantee farmers at least the cost of production Future hearings depend on the chairman calling them Farmers Union members including BE H Everson president of the South Dakota group testified yesterday noting delinquent farm tax lists rising rapidly and that in South Dakota such taxes bear 10 percent interest.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Farmers’ Union
BE. H. Everson
South Dakota Group
Donor Dilemmas in South Dakota Legislation Session
Lawmakers in South Dakota weigh a special session to divert gas tax funds for livestock feed. Governor Green delays polling legislators as he seeks legal clarity and resists a session, while officials promise low seed prices and guard against profiteering. Red Cross aid and federal loans factor into the feed relief plan.
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Day
Green
Supreme Court
W. C Lusk
B. D. Gurney
Yankton
Pierre
Statehouse
Albert Evans
Red Cross
Judge Gardner To Speak At Civil Chorus Banquet
Announcement of the Huron Civic choir banquet at the Marvin Hu hotel Monday at 6:00. Judge A K Gardner of the eighth circuit will be guest speaker with Dean H A Hill of Huron College as toastmaster. Violin solo by John S Wharton and a mixed quartet perform to close.
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Judge Gardner
Huron Civic Chorus
Marvin Hu
Huron
Dean H. A. Hill
Huron College
A. K. Gardner
Eighth Circuit
Federal Court of Appeals
John S. Wharton
Miss Besse Stackpole
E. L. Bayles
Winona Beuahten
Tae Bright
Eugene King
Rural Credits Plans Deficit Financing In South Dakota
PIERRE February six. Director Walter Willy announced tentative plans to finance a 2 million dollar deficit for the South Dakota rural credits board. He denied a Chicago Journal of Commerce report and outlined maturing bonds totaling 1.7 million due this year with a sinking fund of about 3 million.
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Pierre
Walter Willy
South Dakota Rural Credits Board
South Dakota
Chicago
Willy
Trial Of Four Delayed Until Spring In Hawaii Case
In Honolulu a delay may push the trial of four Americans charged with the slaying of Joseph Kahahawal into spring. Judge A M Cristy set the case on calendar after not guilty pleas to second degree murder were entered by Mrs Granville Fortescue, Lieut Thomas H Massie U S Navy, A O Jones, and E J Lord. Special prosecutor Barry Ulrich pressed for early action, but defense counsel insisted on awaiting Mrs Fortescue’s return from New York hospital where she is convalescing from pneumonia. New York reports indicate she cannot depart for Hawaii before early March.
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Joseph Kahahawal
Massie
Barry
Ulrich
Montgorners Winn
Defense
Mra. Fortescue
New York
Hawaii
Huron High Debaters Down Doland Teams
Huron high school debate teams defeated Doland yesterday with unanimous wins by Frances Humphrey and Frances Mon tank over Doland’s Paul Shore and Elfrida Langland. Huron’s negative defeated Doland affirmative two to one as Edwin Garrett and Elfrida Langland represented Deland and Roger and Robert Wagner led Huron. Judges were Alvin Habre Leonard Anderson and Stafford Studor.
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Huron High
Doland
Huron High School
Doland High School
Huron
Frances Humphrey
Frances Montank
Paul Shore
Elfrida Langland
Charles Warren
John Bangerter
Lloyd Harmon
Edwin Garrett
Deland
Roger
Robert Wagner
Alvin Habre
Leonard Anderson
Stafford Studor
Retired Hardwareman Dies At Sioux Falls
Fred W. Taylor 75 a Sioux Falls hardware merchant died in San Diego Calif telegram said He began business in 1890 and was active in civic and Masonic circles former secretary of the American Bankers association Surviving widow and three sons Wardard James San Diego Harold Salt Lake City Clerical shop and maintenance of way workers about 21000 agreed to a 10 percent wage cut including officers and unorganized employees Valley City defeated Aberdeen 5 3 in an interstate basketball game noted amid a 1801 Northwest drought row
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Sioux Falls
Fred W. Taylor
San Diego
Cal
Taylor
American Bankers’ Association
Wardard James
Harold
Salt Lake City
Chicago Officials Are Found Guilty in Graft Case
Four former Chicago sanitary district officials were convicted of participating in a 5 million dollar graft conspiracy. Prosecutors credited the press for public indignation that propelled the case to court. Sentences ranged from three months to one to five years in prison and fines up to 2,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Timothy J. Crowe
Frank J. Link
John T. Miller
Crowe
Martin Edelstein
Sanitary District
Huron Life Underwriters Seek National Affiliation
Leonard H. Davis announced that the Huron Life Underwriters plan to affiliate with the National Association of Underwriters before the next regular meeting. The group met at Marvin Hughitt hotel with Robert D. Lusk of The Evening Huronite addressing relations between newspapers and life insurance firms. President George W. Hill urged informational talks as a new local underwriters’ chapter forms with branches in Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, and Watertown and plans for Mitchell and Rapid City.
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Huron District Life Underwriters
National Association of Underwriters
Huron Organization
Leonard H. Davis
Huron Wfe
Marvin Hughitt
Robert D. Lusk
Huronite
George W. Hill
National Association
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Watertown
Mitchell
Rapid City
Firemen's Ball Set For Tuesday Evening at Daum's
The 35th annual firemen's masquerade ball will be held Tuesday night at Daum's auditorium. Costumes may be secured at the firemen's club room. Tickets are voluntary this year and local businesses are not being solicited as in prior years due to rent considerations.
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Daum
Feed Pheasants By Airplane At Sioux Falls
Izaak Walton league members dropped 1500 pounds of corn from an airplane over large sloughs in Minnehaha county on Friday afternoon. Two trips lasted about 49 minutes each and sacks burst, scattering feed over roughly 15 feet. About three tons more corn will be distributed by truck Sunday.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
Izaak Walton
Minnehsha County
Canadian Hockeyists Defeat Germans in Olympic Hockey
Canada walloped Germany 4 to 1 at Olympic Stadium in Lake Placid as the Dominion secured its second straight victory in the Olympic hockey series. Team notes credit strong offense from Canadian players and solid defense against German attacks.
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Olympic Stadium
Lake Placid
Canada
Germany
Hospital Admission and Discharge List
At the hospitals admitted Kenneth Tobin of Huron for medical care Burdene Dickinson of Mitchell for surgical needs Ruth Hopper of Huron for surgical treatment Lawrence Hebron of Alpena for medical care Discharged: Robert Dean Osmaneut of Huron Peter K Hofer of Huron Donald Ness of Esmond Harry Raynor of Huron Mia Harry Marone of Woonsocket Charles Reed of Carthage
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Kenneth Tobin
Huron
Medical
Burdene Dickinson
Mitchell
Suregical
Ruth Hopper
Siurgical
Lawrence Hebron
Alpena
Robert Dean Osmaneut
Peter K. Hofer
Donald Ness
Esmond
Harry Raynor
Mia
Harry Marone
Woonsocket
Charles Reed
Carthage
Funeral for Brother George Sherman at Presbyterian church
Notice to masons invites AIT Masons to meet at Masonic Temple at 2 pm, with funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm at the Presbyterian church. Presbyterian choir to practice at 7 o clock this evening under Prof Lee Bright.
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George Sherman
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian
Lee Bright
Bargains Include Electric Recut Cats and Ohio Sweeper Deals
Bargains listed for household sweepers with dusting tools. Ohio Sweeper priced at eight dollars, Torrington Sweeper at six dollars. Johnson and Sewell appears as the seller or dealer.
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Ohio
Torrington
Johnson
Sewell
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