Rail merger boosts stock market despite holiday dullness
New merger plans by the Baltimore and Ohio and Van Sweringen systems lift railroad shares as freight car loadings rise, marking a resumed upward move in stocks. Trading remains dull ahead of the holiday, with call and time money inching higher and several rail issues advancing two to three points. Market breadth is mixed, though Packard and Nash jump on merger rumors while oil, defense, and manufacturing stocks post gains.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
van Sweringen
Texas and Pacific
Western Pa
Tully
Atchison
New York Central
Union Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Chicago Great Western
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Packard Motore
Nash
White Eagle Oil
Union Tank Car
Crosley Radio
Vulcan Detiining
Intertype
Wright
Abraham and Straus
International Silver
Western Maryland
Case
Western Electric Cold
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights February Prices
Chicago livestock prices on a Wednesday showed a largely steady market with top hogs at around 10.70 and many weights from 100 to 310 pounds trading in the 10.40 to 10.70 range. Cattle numbers reached 7,000 with calves 2,000, steady to slightly higher. light yearlings and light calves advanced, while heavy bulls remained scarce. Slaughter steers and heifers ranged from about 9.00 to 16.00, with feeders and stocker steers bidding up to 14.50 for light yearlings and 12.75 to 15.00 for various classes.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept
Bocd
St. Paul
Ibs
Chicago
Minneapolis Flour and Produce Reports for Feb 20
Daily market roundups from Minneapolis Chicago Sioux Falls Mitchell and Duluth cover flour shipments butter eggs poultry and dairy prices plus cash and on track wheat and corn values. Notable figures include 39 115 bushels of flour shipments and varied prices for butter eggs and potatoes in multiple regions.
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Minneapolis
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Ancona
Chicago
S. Dept. Agt.j
U. S
Huron Grass Market Report Notes Grain Prices
Market notes list grain receipts and prices with details on wheat rye and oats. The fragment mentions northern wheat and red durum mixed oats and standard market rates, indicating a local commodity report from an early era.
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Huron Gras
Fara
STANDARD OFF (IND.) On the curb market, Standard Oil of Indiana stock today closed at $7%.
A condensed stock list shows Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Am Can Am Car & F Am Loco Am Sm & Ref Am Sug Am T &T Am Tob B Am Woolen Ansconds Armour B Atchison Ad Coast Atl Ref Beth Sti Can Pac C&O W CRIP Chrysler Cole Fuel Cole G & W Can Gar Drug Inc Erie Fleischmann Freeport Tex Gen Elec Gen Mot Auto Gold Dust GN-pfd Green K C Hudson Mtra DC Int Eng IntMarv YM M pfd Int Nickel Tut T&T KC Son Kennecott Kroger Mack Tr Marland MK & T Ho Pac Monty Ward Nash Mtrs N Cash Reg NY Cent NYNH&H N&W Nor Amer Nor Pac Parkard Pan Am Par Pam Las Pennsy Phillips Postum Pollman Radio Reading Rem-Rand Rep 1 & S Sears Roebuck Sinclair South Pac St Oil St Oil NY Stew-Warn Studebaker Tex Corp Tex & P Timken U Carbide Colled Fry G S Ind Ale BHS Rub US Steel Vanadium Wabash Western Union Westinghouse Woolworth Yellow Taxi tth.
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Allied Chem & D
Allis
CM Bt
C &N W
CRI P
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Cole G
Hudson Mtra
Int
Eng
Marv
YM M
Int Nickel
Tut T & T
K C Son
Kennecott
Krogeridite
Mack. Tr
Marland
MK & T
Ho Pac
Monty Ward
Nash Mtrs
N Cash
NY Cent
NH & H
N&w
Nor Amer
Nor Pac
Parkard
Pan Am
Pennsy
Phillips ‘Pet
Radio
Reading
Rem-Rand
Rep 1 & S
Sears Roe
Sinclair
Sou Pac
St OW Cal
St Oil NI
St Oi NY
Stew- Warn
Studebakr
Tex Corp
Tex.& P
Timken Roller
U Carbide
Colled Fry
G S Ind Ale
BHS Rub
US Steel
Vanadium
Wabash
Western UN
Westinghowzs
Wiilys Ov
Woolworth
W C T U defends cigarets stance against Hughes
The Women's Christian Temperance Union issued a statement rebutting Rupert Hughes who attacked their anti cigaret stance. It asserts it seeks no constitutional amendment and backs prohibition efforts, alongside support from athletic coaches schoolmasters and the American Medical Association journal against tobacco advertising using former athletes.
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Evanston
Ill
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Rupert Hughes
Hughes
Temperance
Journal of the Americal Medical Association
Miller brothers sell 101 Ranch to Zack Miller in Ponca City
Ponca City Oklahoma February 20 The 101 Ranch once run by the Miller brothers has passed into the hands of the youngest Zack T Miller The 110000 acre tract famed as Americas largest diversified farm will stay intact under Zacks management The Millers famed wild west show and Indian friends remain part of the operation with George W Miller and Joe C Miller named among heirs and supporters
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Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma
Southwest
Miller Brothers
Joseph
George. L
Geerke
Zack
America
Miller
George W. Miller
Dave
Fers
Zack Miler
Neok News
George W
Ard Joe C
la Or
Kellogg Warns Revisions May Not Secure U S World Court Ties
Secretary Kellogg informed world court members that revising the 1926 supplementary protocol would not safeguard United States interests. The protocol allowed withdrawal of approval, affecting advisory opinions on matters in which the U S has an interest. Geneva circles hoped for a broad, reasonable formula to restore U S adherence while protecting the court’s advisory opinion rights.
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Washington
Kellogg
World Court
United States
Icourt
Lhagte
Geneva
League of Nations
Bowers
Fearue Council
Huhu Root
Operetta to Present Hawaii Themed Show at Friday Auditorium
A high school operetta titled Log 'ates of Hawaii will be staged Friday in the college auditorium. The 25 piece orchestra under Miss Ida Iversen will perform two acts starting with an overture. Act one features Visions of Dreamland and Whis per Aloha among other numbers with Dorothy Dear and Dorothy, and pirate chorus. Act two includes Fair Hawaii Our Own Home and In an Awful Scrape with Dorothy and pirate chorus. Reserved seating and ticket sellers are at Lommaths Drug Store today.
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Hawaii
Friday College
Alec
Ida Iversen
Dorothy Dear
Louise Buthanga
Robert Hough
Alberta Halvvorsen
Dorothy
Billy
Don Streeter
Home
Aloha
Keeper Wanted to Feed Little Birds in Huron
Mrs J T Lewin seeks a caretaker for feeding a small flock of urban birds on Idaho Avenue SE. With Lewin away on a weeks trip to Illinois, the birds face missed meals after a winter caretaker left. The birds depend on three daily meals and wait in trees near the sidewalk.
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Huron
J.T. Lewin
Idaho Avenue
Mleet
Brr
Lewin
Illinois
Boarders Increase Counts Despite Harsh Weather
Readable text notes a marked rise in boarders this year as severe weather and heavy snow on the ground influenced lodging demand. The fragment implies economic or social effects from prolonged cold and snow periods.
Muscle Shoals Issue in 1827 Faces National Debate
Washington argues that Muscle Shoals is a national concern. In 1827 Representative Moore of Alabama urged Congress to fund a canal around the shoals, claimed to benefit Alabama Kentucky Ohio Mississippi Virginia and the western area. Cotton growers from these states shipped 50 000 to 55 000 bales annually via the Tennessee river, with transport costs exceeding 27 000 dollars, which the canal would save each year.
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Washington
Congress
Moore
Alabama
Kentucky
Ohio
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Tennessee
Senate Advances Bills on Juries and Insurance
The South Dakota Senate passed a bill allowing women to serve on juries with discretionary jury service, a 27 to 13 vote. It also approved measures funding child welfare, adjusting insurance schedules, and authorizing highway land purchases, while deferring the highway interim commission bill and approving several house and senate bills.
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South Dakota
Senate
Highway Interim Commission
Parkman
Minnehaha
Bogue
Turner
House
Bone
Hermann of Hand
Child Welfare Commission
Fish and Game Committee
C. C. Hey Genealogical
Augustana Debaters to Present Jury System Case
Three Huron college coeds from Augustana College Sioux Falls were to present a jury system substitute today in Potiehete Fair City. The Holland Gladys Bucher Enunetta Johnson team from Huron College previously debated at Iroquoia High School yesterday but failed to win a decision from the student vote.
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Huron College
Potiehete
Augustina College
Sioux Falls
Fair City
Init Holland
Gladys Bucher
Enunetta Johnson
Huron
Trix
Eastern Normal of
Madison
Iroquoia High School
Roaming Fire Jet Leaps From Duct at Wisconsin Ave Home
A fire jet issued from a third floor ale duct in Roy Runyan’s residence at 807 Wisconsin avenue last night. Binnie Decker noticed the blaze and occupants removed items as firefighters arrived. The blaze left little trace and the cause remains unknown.
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Roy Runyan
Wisconsin Avenue
Sirs
Binnie Decker
George E White Dies After Angina Attack
George B White 54 of 376 Sixth Street Northeast died last night at a Huron hospital after a two month illness and an angina attack an hour before death He moved to Huron nine years from Davenport Iowa was employed in the car department of Chicago and North Western Railway Surviving are his widow two sons three daughters a brother and a sister and 15 statechildren Funeral Friday at Walsh chapel pending time with Rev FP Lochridge of the First Methodist Episcopal Church officiating
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George B. White
Sixth Street
Huron
Mr. White
Davenport
Towa
Chicago & North Western Railway
Richard B. White
Ernest J. White
Dubuque
Virgil Formeaut
Frank Keisler
Clint Oerlline
Waseca
Minn
Pred White
Los Angeles
Cal
Flaagan
Wadena
Davis Medal Ceremony Postponed Amid Poor Health
Willis H. Davis of Hitchcock will likely miss the Fifty Year Masonic Service medal presentation in Huron as part of the Washington's birthday program. He is not seriously ill but not well enough to travel given road conditions. The temple program started at 4 with ritual work, a banquet at 6, and a 7:30 resumption featuring J A Churchill.
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Itis
Willis H. Davis
Hitchcock
Huron
George Washington
Davis
Temple
Huron Lodge No. 26
Eastern Star
J. A. Churchill
Bere
Sioux Conditions Investigated on Rosebud and Pine Ridge
Rapid City February 20 news that a committee named by the Indian department will inspect conditions among the Sioux on Rosebud and Pine Ridge reservations. The group includes Fay Hill Gorton Neb W Leedom Gorgon Logan Musser Rushville and Joseph Coursey Rapid City to study health finances and living conditions with possible review of administration of affairs.
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Rapid City
Rosebud
Pins Ridge
Yate
Indian Department
R. L. Bronson
Visiting Nobles Entertained by Velduz Shrine in Huron and Pierre
Nobles and members of the Velduz Shrine temple Aberdeen, 116 nobles, parade from the depot to Masonic temple in Huron. Women’s auxiliary enjoy banquet at Hotel Marvin Hnugutt. Aberdeen band, patrol drill, and Chanterz concert follow. Flighted schedule in Pierre includes ceremonial initiation of about 30 candidates, grand parade, banquet at Masonic Temple, and evening concert and ball.
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Huron
Velduz Shrine
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Shrine
Dakota Avenue
Depot
Masonic Temple
Women's
Marvin Hnugutt
E H. Bryan
Aberdeen Shrine Band
Aberdeen Shrine Chanterz
Aberdeen Patrol
Huron Shriners
M. E. Walker
H. P. Sinclair
Glen Garret
H. M. Caas
Pierre
Mystic Shrine
South Dakota
Huron Shrine Club
South Dakota Assembly
Uberty
Tempia
Pbodles
Capitol Building
City Auditorium
Yeldus Patrol
Yeldux Temple
Vand Jana
Editor Fined for Reflecting the King in Va paus
Aaron Vaara editor of the Finnish Va paus faced six months imprisonment and a £1000 fine or two years in jail after an adjourned session found him to have published reflections on the king. The Pontian case from Ledbury Ontario during February 20 was heard.
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Ledbury
Ont
Por
Aaron Vaara
Vapaus
Seatenra Today
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Mitchell
Duluth
No. Lyed Durum
Fiex
Swat
Tre ‘Weese
Huron Dainyy Putt
Standard Off
Standard Oil of
Indiana
W.C
ISA
U.S
Trotter
Bayison
KYE
George E. White
Shriners
Here
Dakota Ave
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