Market News Sc Paul Livestock Report
Moderate receipts for cattle and calves failed to translate into the dressed trade with many lots cull. Steers and yearlings topped higher, heifers and bulls mixed, hogs steady to strong with desirable 160 to 250 pound cattle clearing at 10.50 to 10.00, lambs and ewes weak, stockers and feeders mixed but firm on light cattle. Local market notes include michell produced Saturday and various egg and poultry prices.
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Sc Paul
South ST. Paul
BMC
S. Depn
Ste Jower
Sie Dijgher
Agure
Dhe
Sioux City
City
boiSe
Chicago
BHP
U. S
Steckers
IWS
Livestock Prices and Market Totals Across Cities
Readable market notes from Sioux City, Chicago, and Sioux Falls show weekly shifts in cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices move up or down with weights and types, highlighting steadier hogs in Sioux City, mixed cattle tendencies in Chicago, and steady hogs and cattle in Sioux Falls, with regional pulls on veal, feeders, and lambs.
Yesterday's Quotations from Livestock Markets
Public market quotations could not be supplied due to garden market issues. Quotations are listed elsewhere as noted by the Huronite.
Wheat Futures Move Downward Amid Light Trading
Minneapolis market notes a downshift in wheat futures with May slipping and overall demand weak. Corn and rye show modest declines while oats and flax face light demand. hedging activity by elevator firms limits gains as cash offers vary and milling demand remains uneven.
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Minneapolis
Tech
Moreet Dawsy
Munver
Aral Corporation
Queraillons
Minneapolis Grain Market Report Sparks Wide Price Ranges
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes show kernel grains with variable prices. Wheat and barley futures quoted for July and May contracts, with No 1 northern spring and durum portions listed. Cash bids posted across wheat, oats, corn, and rye while protein content and milling quality referenced.
Markets reveal poultry prices and stock listings
Markets show poultry figures with 20 hens and Leghorns among items offered daily by Swit Coe and Horm. The listing notes various poultry names, prices, and quantities, including stags and ashthea8 leghorns, reflecting a period market transcript with partial OCR errors.
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Rckon Pouvliry
Butyer
Swit & Coe -Horm
Sleng
Local Poultry and Food Prices From Huron and Minneapolis
A fragment lists prices and items for Huron South Dakota and Minneapolis Minnesota. It mentions leghorn ducks hens geese dressed turkey weights live fowl and dressed birds with unit prices and several penalties. The text also references a dairy market and mixed meat prices with cryptic shorthand and figures.
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Aorus Vucultey
BEGGS
Forninhead Oy
Back Brothers
Huron
U S Steel Hits New 1930 High Amid Wall Street Rally
U S Steel pushed to a new high around 446 as a broad market rally pushed many stocks higher. Strong gains in utilities and rail issues supported the upturn while some sectors retraced on profit taking. total volume approached 310 million shares.
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New York
Fev
Jasuas
Merehin
Mennblie Stadi
Avns
Tiare
Thai & Poines
Vanadian
Colorata Furd PA
Vulvan de Unningsvardl
Westvaen Choline
U. S. Industrial
Commonwealth Peaver
Southern Dairies
Westinghouse Electric
Neher Cal Rooney
Fittsburgh Coal
Sinmant
Wiel
Nedelk and Wertern
Prado Stiaver
Prooklyn Union
Eastman- Kaige
New
Central
Harlem
Hockingey
Colorado
Southerm
Mulean
Fragmented OCR List of Shorthand Entities and Codes
A garbled OCR passage presents a dense mix of abbreviations, percentages, numbers, and scattered names. It reads like a catalog of corporate codes, regional references, and obscure identifiers with no clear narrative or single event to summarize.
Fragmented city notices and local updates mix in OCR misspellings
A jumble of local items mentions a birth at Semmons Maternity home to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stahley, a family returning from Rochester, and O H Harris planning to open a Cash and Carry grocery store on February. Names and places appear with uncertain spellings, reflecting OCR issues.
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Minneapolis
STUCKS_ r Biasshale Clore Banenrporation Agon
Lawrence Stahley
O. H. Harris
Local Notes From Huron And Nearby
Manchester Mrs. Belle Baird is visiting her son Lawrence in Huron for a few weeks. James Moore has influenza and could not attend school recently. C. S. W. Pooge, from Nisland, S. D., returned home with his daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Harvey brought home Mayme, ill with tonsillitis, from Sioux Falls. Aled Anderson has recovered enough to be out again. Ladies Aid Society met at Alfred Anderson’s home. Mrs. W. Ro Alten, ill with influenza, is improving and able to move about. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dougherty and daughter of Unityville visited the Gartland home. Marcella Christensen was burned by boiling water but is doing satisfactorily. Ladies Aid program planning continues as a feature. A church social and lunch are set for Wednesday February 26.
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Manchester
Belle Baird
Huron
Lawrence
James Moore
Cs. W. Pooge
Nis‘land
S. D
E. E. Harvey
Sioux Falls
Mayme
Aled Anderson
Alfred Anderson
W. Ro Alten
Elmer Dougherty
Daurhter
Unityville
B.gartland
Marcella Christensen
Ladies Aid Society
Lurich
American Legion Auxiliary Bridge Party At ILO Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary held a public bridge party at the ILO hall Tuesday night with a large attendance. Prizes were won by Mrs Merle Johl, Mrs Emma Webb, Mrs Rollie Kennison, Mrs Bat Buiscel, Herman Meyers, Alec Phillips, George McGraw, and M.E. Dune. About 17 dollars was realized for benefit purposes. A social and dancing followed.
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William Glaze
Otto Phillips
Bert, van Voorhis
Vins
Glaze
American Legion Auxiliary
ILO
Merle. Johl
Emma "Webb
Rollie’ Kennison
Bat ‘Buiscel
Herman Meyers
Alec Phillips
George McGraw
M.E. Dune
Mulvaney
Taalan
Gnuchis
Church groups and births feature in nine-year tribute notes
A special M E Ladies Aid meeting in the church elected Mrs Safronix Payne as president, Rev A L Wilson presiding. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Sas J Decker on February 11. The Young Adult group hosted a high night entertainment for the hour, while the Sunshine Extension club met at Mrs John’s home Tuesday afternoon with a two course Texig dining room bug served.
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M. E. Ladies Aid
Satomernt Wn
A. L. Wilson
Safronix Payne
Sas J. Decker
Kacement
Agantvening
Eek Reiman
Prs
Texig
Sutter
Esterline Student Wins Speech Event at State College
Esterline student Aaron Mechel, a junior in general studies, won first place in a state speech event. Judges included Verne Pratt and Prof A Harding, with Brookings officials and 4-H leaders noted among the panel.
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Brookings
Pet
Aaron Mechel
Esteline
General Essence
State College
Verne Pratt
Brookings, Rensies
Harding
State Entiege History Department
Canter Harrison
E. Turner
Brookings H. M. Jones
Herbert Cheever
January Bag 21 Coyotes and Predator Control
Federal hunters killed coyotes porcupines wild dogs and a weasel over seven days in January. Poison proved most effective with five Martin in the Hat forest. Sam Turner at West Game Refuge and Nose Hill Rat Control spearhead rodent suppression in the Ro rebird area amid a typhoid fever outbreak in eastern sections linked to rodents. Alfred Benhart plans a return visit to Belle Fourche Bee remains in the area.
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Martin
Hat Forest
Sam Turner
West Game
End Nose Hill
Alfred Benhart
Bee
Belle Fourche
Booliy
K P Anniversary Observed By Pythians Lodge Worldwide
A proclamation from Supreme Chancellor Adva Lump ie notes the Knights of Pythias sixty sixth anniversary on February 17. Frank Mackness announces a class earning the rank of Pate, as lodge members honor Damon and Pythias based ideals. The order, founded February 19 1864 with Washington officials, spans US cities with over 250000 members. It supports aged members and orphans with more than $10,000,000 invested in homes and $2,000,000 in relief. The Insurance Department distributes about $2,000,000 yearly to widows and orphans, totaling nearly $95,809,000 paid to dependents. The order holds assets around $33,000,090 and a nearly $43,000,000 reserve, with lodges nationwide providing housing and civic programs. A program includes initiation of 25 Pareamu and a banquet after Thornton C Owen delivers the address. attendees from Aberdeen, Willow Lakes and points statewide expected.
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Adva M. Lumpie
Jodge Knights of Pythias
Frank Mackness
Pate
Biagientas
Rder
Sastiee H. Rathbone
Washington
Pythias
United States
Haley
Insurance Department
Pythian
Trserance Department
Alnecon
Com
Aceles
Thornton C. Owen
Agale
Bo “Coowd
Aberdeen
Willow Lakes
Watertown Boy Heads Industrial Collegian
Fel 15. Watertown young Hushaw elected editor in chief of the Industrial Collegian at South Dakota State College by the student board. A sophomore in journalism, he will take office in March. He has been associate editor and sports editor, and serves as state college sports correspondent for the Sioux Falls Angus Leader and sports professor for KPDY radio. The Collegian was rated best all around newspaper at Vermillion conference. A theater project and social events noted.
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Fel
State College
The
Sioux Veils Angus
KPDY
Sini
North Central Press Association
Vermillion
Collegian
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