Market News Wool Prices and Mitchell Dairy Figures
Boston market notes announce tomorrow's Commercial Bulletin on wool by Territory scoured basis Montana and similar fine staple prices with blood combing ranges. Mitchell market reports door delivery butterfat 34, batter 25, hens over 45 Iba 10, sous onder 44% Ths 16, various chicken and egg prices, stagey and Lerhorna springs listed with weights and prices.
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Boston
Montana
Mitchell
Legohre
Lerhorna
St Paul Livestock Market Report Friday Sale
St Paul livestock sale reports mixed demand across cattle, calves, hogs and sheep. Cattle steer to yearling demand steady with top near 12.50. beef cows 6.95 to 7.59, heifers 7.50 to 8.75. Pigs around 10.60 top, average 57 dollars per hundredweight. sheep 44 lower on lambs, ewes uneven, bids light.
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St. Paul
Hong
Livestock Prices Across Sioux City Chicago Markets
Sioux City notes cattle calves yearlings and hogs mostly steady to up amid slow packer demand. Chicago reports hogs at 10.60 to 11.00 for 150-250 lb, cattle and calves showing sharp beef weight gains, and sheep market steady to weak with light lambs trading above 11.50. Sioux Falls and other notes add small changes in feeder and packing values, with general market softness in several classes.
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Sioux City
Price Na
Pri¢esh
Dept
Utk
Chicago
Itt. & Dept
Armour & Co Hog Receipts and Market Quotations
Yesterday's quotations for Armour and Co hog receipts show 1500 head marked for no sale today due to market disruptions. Public market notes indicate daily quotations unavailable in the Armourite and readers should seek fast updates from bubble markets as listed elsewhere.
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Armour & Co
Noo
Burson
Wheat futures close bit higher in Minneapolis market
Wheat futures recovered after an early drop aided by short covering with May up 1.34 cents. Cash grain notes show No. 1 hard spring and dark northern prices, while spot oats and barley mixed with rye demand steady. Carrot grain ranges and futures ranges cited for Minneapolis markets.
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Minneapolis
Guil
Tony
National Grain Corporation
Aaron Grain Market
Harley
Minneapolly
Tivarsing
Montana
Huron Poultry and Dairy Prices Report
Market list from Huron Poultry and GGS shows live and dressed poultry by weight, including hens, leghorns, springs, ducks, geese, and turkeys, with prices for No 1 and No 2 grades. Also notes direct and station shipper prices, with figures subject to change.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Jas Leshore
Fernlshed Y Sack Brothers
Huron
Heghorn
Tbs
Huron Dairy Market
Fox Film Leads Market Rally After Turbulent Session
New York stocks opened higher then cooled before midday as heavy trading shifted toward Fox Film and utilities. Fox Film surged on talk of a possible reorganization plan. other gains included Detroit Edison and Western Union while several industrials fell on renewed selling pressure.
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New York
Fox Film
Gall
Well Street
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Ingo Sar
London
J. I. Case
Jonas Manville
Otg Elevator & Each
Simmons
Aubury Auto
Columbia Gas 3
Detroit Edison
Stone, and Webster
People's Gas
Western Union
Canadian Pacific
Columbian Carbon
Calumet
Arizona
General American Tank Car
Nationa
Interat 3 Am Loco 100 Ast Sa Tret G Am Sug
Am Sug B54 Amt T shox ae Rob B 29414 Wonlen 124 Anaconda 797 Armour A 6 Armour B 3 Atchison 41 Con L 169 Theil BS43
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Armour
Atchison
Virginia considers School On Wheels plan for rural regions
Virginia education officials study a School On Wheels concept to reach isolated mountain communities. A state education chief says teachers could drive the bus to serve one community in the morning and another in the afternoon. Proposed equipment includes a traveling library, heat, water, first aid, and desks.
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Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Department of Education
Morris Hart
Cowl
County Opens Bids for Equipment for Highway Dept
Beadle County Commissioners received about 19000 dollars worth of equipment bids for the highway department and county projects. Bids sparked spirited competition, with a final bidder not announced by mid afternoon. Earlier, commissioners toured a bridge site in Custer township near Huron and visited two gravel pits in Cofton and Grant townships, with no action taken on those sites.
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Highway Department
Beadle County
Custer Township
Huron
Coftons Township
Grant Township
Flour used to smother gasoline fire in kitchen blaze
In a southwest Detroit home Mrs. John H. Gyan used flour to combat a gasoline fire that broke out in the kitchen around 11:20 this morning. After recalling old advice that flour can smother oil fires she threw flour on the blaze, which was ignited from a burner. Firemen arrived to find the flames extinguished with minimal damage.
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John H. Gyan
Michigan
Avenue Southwest
Lyon Eald
Lyon
Move to speed aid to Indians on South Dakota reservations
Washington reports Representative Williamson of South Dakota introduced a bill to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to make per capita payments to Indians on Pine Ridge Rosebud and Cheyenne River reservations. The secretary would decide amounts as needed, removing repeated congressional authorizations, in response to repeated hardship and poor crops last year amid drought and shortages.
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Washington, D. C
Pine Ridge
Rosebiel
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
Willinca Williamson
Canin
Congress
Williamson
Buch
Mechanical cutters speed up car die making Detroit era
Electrically controlled gauging and automated pattern making shorten from months to days in automobile die production. A single operator starts the mechanical logger guiding cutters that trace pattern contours into steel dies, enabling rapid hydraulic press operation and mass body part output. Die making remains crucial and costly, with frequent replacement of worn dies due to extreme pressures.
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Detroit
Alrways
George Campbell Undergoes Major Operation at Huron Clinic
George Campbell business manager at the Huron clinic underwent a major operation at the hospital this morning. His condition is reported to be satisfactory. Dean Goddard of Estnohd was a ...
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George Campbell
George, Campbell
Huron Clinic
Dean Goddard
Estnohd
Resignation Sought for Colorado Corrections Board
Governor Adams demanded the resignations of the Colorado board of corrections after the group proposed a military style regimen at Colorado Penitentiary in Canyon City to quell a long pattern of disorders. The board had appointed Col. Patrick J. Hamyock to run the prison, while keeping Warden Francis J. Crawford, amid riots and fires that left dead and ongoing unrest.
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Denver
Colo
Psi
W. BH. Adams
State Board of Corrections
Colorado
Cayon City
Tne
Patrick J. Hamyock
Colorado National Guard
Francis J. Crawford
Board of Corrections
Adams
Tle
Charles A. Moynihan
Helen L. Grenfell
Frank S. Hoar
Aduas
Correction Board
Penitestiaty
Plan to Relieve Courts by Expanding Federal Commissioners
Washington news reports that the U S crimes commission urged granting federal commissioners the power to handle minor violations to ease court congestion. Pound, dean of Yale Law, testified that crime rates have surged and court dignity suffers from wholesale handling of petty offenses. The House Judiciary Committee weighs Christopherson’s bill to empower commissioners in federal court procedures.
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Washington
United States
Beacon Pound
National Law
House Judiciary Committee
Pound
Wickersham
Oo Pound
Tnoryard Law School
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Christopherson
South Pstola
Will Rogers Encounters Shaw and Borah in New York
Will Rogers, famed wit, frets about illness after a rough voyage aboard the Te De France and jokes with George Bernard Shaw in New York. He says he will report directly to Prime Minister Borah rather than President Hoover, and plans to remain in New York a week before returning to Beverly Hills.
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New York
Will Rogers
George Berard Shaw
Europe
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
London
Hoover
O, Co
Dinlater Borah
Huron freshmen debate opens college year
Huron college held its first debate of the year in the Epeeefi-room at 1 pm. The freshmen team included Dorothy Holland Leonard Anderson and Avery Wittenberger arguing the negative on the question of government. Opposing team members were Robert Leekly John Harold Reese. No decision was announced.
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Huron College
Treshmen Ebaters
Dakota -Wesleran
Tha-College
Tic Huron
Dorothy Holland
Leonard Anderson
Avery Wittenberger
le Negave
B Mitchell
Robert Leekly
John- Harold -Reese
Teany
Peaks to Join National Park
The Great Smokies area in the Unaka range is being prepped for a national park as negotiations for 227,000 acres proceed. Governor Peay inspired the movement in 1931, with support from North Carolina and Tennessee leaders, to create a park comparable to Yellowstone. Entrances include Asheville and Knoxville. The effort involves state funding, federal action, and strong local advocacy.
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Join F. Osborne
Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Unaka Range
Coy
Anetin
Tennessee
Ushinhat
Yellowstone
Oller Great
Yegovia- Liong
North Carolina
Col
D.C. Chapman
Mark Squires
Peay
Colonel Chapman
Ald
Luva
Iockefeller Foun
Alicia
Interior Department
Congress
United States
Mt. LeGonte
Mt. Guiot
Timaderhead
Siley's Bald
Gregnery
Insurance taxes double taxed claims spark US Chamber note
The United States Chamber of Commerce warned that 22 of 24 dollars from state insurance taxes in 1928 went to general revenue, not insurance protection. It cited a survey showing nearly $100.9 million collected from policy holders in 1929 and a 9 percent rise in special taxes to $237 million for the year ending June 30, 1929, with department expenditures up 12.45 percent.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Unite States
Insurance Department
Sunita
Huron High Gets Its Own Radio System
Huron High now owns a radio, purchased for 315 dollars from a three year fund. The radio and phonograph will be used in the assembly room for educational programs and special musical numbers. De Dunbar, principal, said Neeor’s will supply music for entertainments, saving the cost of hiring an orchestra for dances.
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Jas Beta
Combinglion Radio and Phonograph
de Dunbar
Neeor’s
Ford Tudor Sedan Stolen Last Night Reported
A Ford Tudor sedan owned by Frank Gellerman of Wanbay was reported stolen from in front of Dauti's auditorium late last night. Gellerman was away to Huron for his aunt's death in Wan, J. Al Wan of Cavour. The car remained unaccounted for.
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Frank Gellerman
Wanbay
Dauti
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