Wheat and grain markets weaken on light offerings in Minneapolis
Strong corn and firm oats and rye across Minneapolis and Duluth futures, with May and July futures showing mixed gains and losses. Cash wheat offerings were lighter than posted estimates as durum and durum blends held steady or declined, while barley remained in brisk demand and flaxseed firm. Prices across Chicago and Sioux City followed similar firm to steady trends amid moderate demand and supply constraints.
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Grand Forks
Duluth
McBarley
Minneapolis
Bunneapolis
LYS
Laos
St Paul Livestock Prices Reported By Markets
Friday market notes from St Paul show cattle and calves mixed with pigs hogs and lambs on varied demand. Cattle steady low to mid range prices. calves and vealers softer. hogs opening higher on light action. sheep bids steady with best fed lambs up to 16.10 while heavy weights eased. Chicago and Sioux Falls reports mirror firmer poultry eggs and butter while potato markets edge lower amid sparse trading.
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Chicago
Agr
Lium
Feull and Comugson
Ewes
St. Paul
G. S
Sheen
Packer
Huron Markets Daily Grain Quotations
Market notes report armour receipts and daily quotations from Huron yard. No. 1 dark northern wheat 1.05, No. 1 red durum .76, mixed durum .30, No. 5 white oats .39, corn .78, flax 2.25, barley .56, spelt 95 cents per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Unclear fragment hints at prices peril and danger
Fragmentary text mentions prices and danger with scattered terms like Hurep and AG and numbers such as 82 suggesting a cryptic or corrupted item without coherent context or identifiable subjects.
Call money up to 7 percent in unsettled market
Banks expanded loans to $40,000,000 and lifted call money to seven percent while brokers' loans hit a new high of $11.93 billion as credit fear and week end profit taking weighed on equities. Copper shares led gains as miners rose on higher copper prospects though many leaders fell from yesterday's lows. Numerous blue chips slipped, and a market holiday tomorrow limited trading after a broad midday shakeout.
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Stanley
Associated Press Financial
Eastor
New, York
Pepe
Federal Reserve Board
Kennecott
Calumet
American Telephone
U.S. Steel Common
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Curtiss Aeroplane
Union Carbide
Atchison, South Railway
Chesaw Lake
Stock Exchange
Cement plant sale proposal teased in Rapid City report
Rapid City dispatch reports a proposal to permit the sale of the state cement plant. Nicks Caspers did not provide a statement on the sale after receiving initial information. The report notes a February 2 date and mentions interest in Western railroad matters.
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Rapid City
Nicks Caspers
Mellon Renewed Attack On Tax Refund Provisions
Washington feb 8 Secretary Mellon renews attack on two senate amendments designed to restrict tax refunds for prohibition enforcement and require open hearings. He argues procedures already protect government interests while noting a possible public hearing compromise. No progress on the 24 million subsidy for prohibition enforcement. Senator Harris signals adding funds to a future deficiency bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Crom
Ielton
Joint Congressional
Internal Revenue Taxation
Star of the
Joint Congressional Committee
General Counsel’s Office
Congress
3Ie Keliar
Harris
In-State House Debated Measure on Bank Liability
A committee report critiques a second measure by Preemag of Minnehata to make stockholders liable, arguing it would close many small banks. Halley of Pennington led opposition while Free man urged bond-backed liability. The bill failed 18 to 94. Other bills discussed include exemptions for city office holders and a musk rat boundary waters freeze from March 2 to March 10.
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Preemag
Minnehata
Halley
Pennington
Freeman
Bode
Jones
Jackson
Qusia
Quale
Beagle
Fish and Game Committee
Roeberts
South Dakota
Minnesota
Beacy
State and County Kick Off License Plate Drive in Huron
State and county sheriff offices launched a drive against motorists without proper license plates in Huron this afternoon. By 8 80 o clock, arrests had begun as officers intensified enforcement.
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Huron Thia
Women drivers fined in circuit court case
In a circuit court session Judge John T. Medin fined Miss Esther Bader $300 after a crash with another car driven by Jonas Erickson. Bader allegedly wrested both vehicles, injured Erickson, and did not report the accident to the sheriff or police. The ruling follows treatment comparisons between men and women drivers.
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Wohan
John T. Medin
Esther Bader
Wise Bader
Jonas
Erickson
Erickston
Sinclair Moves in Contempt Case Appeal
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals reviewed reversals of contempt convictions tied to the fall Sinclair Teapot Dome oil conspiracy case. Judge Martin Litheren said the mistrial trigger centered on juror Edward J. Kidwell and his reported remark about getting a car, defining it as the sole contempt. Neil Burkenshaw stated that jury shadowing would be addressed if court actions warranted.
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Washington
Harry F. Sincleir
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Martin Litheren
Edward J. Kidwell
Neil Burkenshaw
Attormey
Frederick Gates Dies at Phoenix
Frederick Gates, key figure behind John D. Rockefeller's philanthropic rise and the University of Chicago, died in Phoenix Arizona at 74 while visiting a daughter. He began as a Baptist minister in Minneapolis and helped secure Rockefeller's support for major educational ventures. Surviving are his widow three daughters four sons and 17 grandchildren.
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Chicago
Frederick “T. Gates
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Gates
Fhael Ariz
Puetmouias
Minneapolis
Georg . Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Fong
Aim
Owstorna
The
Baptist Church
American Baptist Eduction Society
Willem Rainey Hanper
Baptist University
New York
Rorkefeller
Philanthropies
Horkefeller ‘Tharittes
Nora Dezotell Murder Trial Goes to Jury in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls February 9 The murder trial of Mrs Nora Dezotell who shot and killed her husband Roy last August went to the jury in circuit court this afternoon. Judge James Pfister instructed the jury on the case and the defendants behalf. The record shows tense testimony and disputed events surrounding the killing.
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Sioux Falls
Nora Dezotell
Roy
Ceart
Tades Johns
Woman’s Trial Deliberations on Premeditated Self Defense
A woman faced trial over whether a fatal shooting was premeditated design or self defense. Jurors in a September trial disagreed after 77 hours of deliberation, leaving the verdict unresolved.
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Ely
Neil McKay Elected to Farm Groups Board
In Brookings South Dakota on February 8 officers for several farm organizations were chosen. Neil McKay of Huron was elected to the board of directors of the Guernsey Dairy Cattle association. R B Wendelken of Hetland Fourche became president. AF Test of Mitchell was reappointed secretary treasurer of the Holstein Friesian Association. Directors re elected include B J Jones Yankton and W S Slade of Milbank. Wool Growers officers were reinstated. After livestock judging and demonstrations, farmers week visitors will attend the Little International Student Livestock show. Many plan to stay for a basketball game between State College Jackrabbits and North Dakota University Pickertails, possibly deciding the North Central Conference title.
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Brookings
S. D
Guernsey
R. B. Wendelken Hetle Fourche
Neil McKey
Huron
Holstein Friesian Association
AF. Test of
Mitchell
B. J. Jones
Yankton
Slade
Mieshel
Wool Growers Association
Little International
State College
North Dakota University
Edison Ford At One Bench In Florida Reunion Planned
Edison and Ford meet at a rubber research bench near Edison’s Florida rubber plantation as Ford visits his winter home. They plan a reunion with Harvey Firestone and President Elect Hoover, marking Edison’s 32nd birthday amid discussions on aircraft and domestic rubber supply.
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Fort Myers
Pla
Edison
Harvey Firestone
Hoover
Edisco
Death of Mrs Molineaux in Huron today
Mrs Julia V Molineaux eldest daughter of John and Melvira Rice died in Huron today after illness of more than two months. Funeral at Klin Gon’s chapel Sunday at 3 pm with Eastern Star charge. Born Freeport Illinois November 2 1942 educated Blackburn College Carlinville Illinois. Married James Molineaux March 2 1964 with three children all deceased. Presbyterian church and Order of Eastern Star member. Sister of the late Harvey J Rice and Ella J Rice. Lived with sister Eliz J Rice in Huron until weeks ago then with brother John Ride family Lincoln New Mexico. Two nieces Helen and Charlotte Rice of Lincoln NM cared for aunt in Huron.
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Julia V. Molineaux
John
Melvira Rice
Huron
St Klingon
John Ride
Lincoln
New Mexico
Helen
Charlotte Rice
Court Finds James Pelfrey Not Guilty in DUI Trial
In municipal court James Pelfrey was found not guilty after a daylong trial on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge Oley Benoy delivered the decision around 7 pm. Seven witnesses testified, three for the city and four for the defense, with Pelfrey released on bail pending trial. The case stemmed from an incident November 25 involving Sheldon Reese’s damaged vehicle.
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James Pelfrey
Oley Benoy
Sheldon Reese
H. W. Mare Lkey
J. P. Laver
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