Market News From Sioux City and Midwest Livestock
Sioux City led with cattle and hogs market moves as beef steer prices hovered around 1.25 a pound, hogs up to 10.60 for a 210 lb lead, and assorted weights trading higher across Sioux City Chicago St. Paul Sioux Falls and Minneapolis reports. Regional poultry prices show hens, leghorn hens, ducks, and geese varying by weight and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
Dept
Sioux Falls
Siouk Falls
Minneapolis
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Note
Huron markets list poultry and eggs with daily Swift & Co data. Live ducks and geese offered with weights and prices. Markets include geese around 12 pounds and under 5 pound ducks, 5 ducks per unit, notable prices shared by vendors Fiens and Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Fiens
Hog market steady at Huron with high of 10.10
Yesterday's hog market at Armour Stockyards Huron shows receipts near 1900 and a top price of 10.10. Thursday sales list representative figures for butcher, sow, and common hogs across weight classes with steady demand and varied bids from 7.75 to 10.05, noting quality as key factor in pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Good Packers
Wheat futures stabilize after early pressure in Minneapolis trading
In Minneapolis on February 20, wheat futures steadied after an opening slump as pressure eased within the first hour. May settled near 112 percent after hitting as low as 112 and closing about 3 cents under the previous session. Corn and oats followed the trend with softer tones while barley and rye showed mixed moves. Cash activity centered on a Grain Corporation influence with limited winter wheat buying and soft durum quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Grain Corporation
Faayures
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Cash Close Hot with Varied Wheat Readings
Minneapolis market report shows mixed grain ranges on February 20 with No 1 northern wheat 1.25 in range and amber durum around 1.08 to 1.14, corn value around 76 to 94 cents, rye and flax quoted in small increments, and flours down 45 cents per barrel in carload freight. Duluth reports similar wheat and flax figures, with flax near 2.96 to 3.02 and amber durum values around 1.12 to 1.24, while Minneapolis flour slips 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Stock Market Slides Then Rallies In Early Trading
New York stock market opened with a sharp drop as selling intensified late yesterday, bringing lower prices across sectors. By early afternoon liquidation appeared to ease with several leaders bouncing back and the market showing a firmer tone though oils and coppers remained weak and trading volume neared 3.2 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
American Telephone
U. S. Stel
Armzican Can
Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodak
International Silver
Brooklyn Union Gas
Gillette
International Telephone
American Tobacco B
Radis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Auburn
Auto
Columbia Gas
Standard Gas
Western Union
R. H. Macy
New Jersey
California
Kennecott
Radio Schedule Fragment From Dense NBC Network Listings
OCR readout shows a dense network of radio programs across multiple stations. It lists orchestras, dances, minstrels, singers, and serials with times and call letters such as WABC WENR WGN WLS KW. The text references Damrosch Symphony Orchestra and Rudy Vallee’s Orch, with many station notes including Chicago, New York, and Atlanta footprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASA Sweap
New York
GE0
NBC Chain
Williams, Tenar
Alea
Achaiah
Sti
Wss
Launderiana Lynes
WEEG
Wiaxx Wiigh
WSM
WMC Web
WAFL
WSAS
KYW
RTS
KPRC
Ayoal Koai Si
Stee GY
RSD
OCR Ter Damrosch Symphony Orchestra
WDAK
Wind
WEHEC
Wiax Equal Weare
WSH
WEAP
REE
Wsal Este
WEY
WSMT
WIKO
Hee
Aizo
PBA Lawvnic
Wilax
Troubadour
Tin Magn
Jors—Orchestra
WMC
Weiey
Rudy Vallee
Orch
WABI
KSTP
WIAX
Wabc Naw
York
CBS Chain
Thomo Origey Wal Werg
WEEN
Wowo
WFRM
KOIL
Kmec Ee Woo Wiew
KPH
WRCM
WSPD
Warr Wood
WREC
WLAC
KRG
WFBM
Emox Wee Kmbc
WISN
WCCO
Winw
KRH
WECM
WSPL
Werc Ee
Wacanyngton
Waanc Fine Werc
WGHP
WEBN
OWO
Weems Wang 3
BO Oil
KMBC
Wwoco
Wibw
KF Yet
Whco
WEIW
Wood Klra
Euice Sean Area
Wane
WHK
WERC
Waite Ween
Wowo Tem
WHEM
Cub Keortor
KOKA
Chaing
M—Nova
Chicago
WLIB
Leery Larsen
Pemtursa O—Radio
WGN
Shivane
WEAF
Pratt & Sherman
WABC
BO Gakers
Amog-Andy
Ludg
Epolt Southern
First Bank Corp Bancorporation o 0 CURE CLOSE Standard Oil
First Bank Corp Bancorporation, Oil firms and Cities Service are involved in a merger or closure related to 0 cure, with regulatory or corporate restructuring evident in the reported action. The note indicates notable names but lacks dates or locations for full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cure Close Standard Oil
Ind
Cities
May Vote On Tate Nomination Today
Washington February 20 The senate debates Hugh Tate nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission with opposition from Southern Democrats alleging pro corporate bias. Black and Smith led the attack while McKellar defended Tate as a bipartisan appointee amid reluctance to vote yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Senate
Hugh II Tate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tate
Environment and Professional Association
Black
Smith
South Carolina
McKellar
Tennessee
Southern Railway
Increases In Farm Tariffs Senate Action
Washington February 20 The senate checked the surge of farm tariff hikes amid warnings from both coalitions that higher rates could endanger the debtor plan. Brookhart sought over 300 percent rises on lard and oleo oil and oleomargarine. the 3 cent lard rate was kept after a 53 to 23 vote. oleo duties were rejected. Norbeck contends the duties would have no effect. Harrison notes exports and imports value. The Norbeck-Haugen bill to tax butter substitutes at 10 cents per pound was reported to the senate by the agriculture committee after passing the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Norbeck
South Dakota
Harrison
Mississippi
Norbeck-Haugen
Euitare
Agriculture Committee
House
Bob Burns Rejoins Dinneen Motor Company Sales Force
Bob Burns returns to a salesman role with Dinneen Motor Company after months in Nebraska and Colorado. He spent time in Sydney Nebraska and moved to Colorado Springs managing meat stores. His home is listed as Chicago.
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Bob Burns
Dinneen
Dinnecen Motor Company
Nebraska
Colorado
Mr. Burns
Sydney
Neb
Colorado Springs
Chicago
Huron Hospital Docket Includes Several Medical Cases
From At The Hospitals none 2 W. Waxweiler J. Waxweiler of Huron appears as a surgical patient alongside W D Brooks also of Huron. C L Thomas is noted with a finer operation for a medical case and Mrs Alfred Brzaz ow sky of Blimt is listed for dismissals. Mrs Caskey of Huron in Lake 4 appears among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Waxweiler
Huron
D. Brooks
C. L.thomas
Alfred Brzaz‘owsky
Blimt
Caskey
Lake
Jones Of Ardmore Brings In Gusher At Osage Field
Lucky Jones of Ardmore South Dakota has struck a 1900 barrel gusher at 2600 feet in the Osage oil district. The well lies 50 miles northwest of Hot Springs and 30 miles beyond the Barker well in South Dakota. Floyd Kelso and partners have another shallow producing well in a shale near Jones strike.
Parochial School Card Party At St Teresa Hall
About 250 attended a card party in St Teresa’s hall last night as 25 played bridge and whist. Two programs featured toe and tap dance a one act play Joint Owners in Spain and the 1930 Pollowies by eighth grade boys. The event raised funds for the school with 85 cleared for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Teresa’s Hall
St. Teresa's Hall
Spain
Guns That Sent Shells 75 Miles To Paris In 1918
A World War era artillery briefing describes Big Bertha howitzers with 120 foot barrels and 5,400 ft per second muzzle velocity. Prof H W Miller notes shells weighed 264 pounds and traveled vast distances, detailing wind, barometric, and earth-rotation calculations. First gun aimed at Paris center fired March 22, 1918. Paris sheltering as dozens of shells caused damage estimated at 10,000,400 dollars.
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Paris
Chicago
H. W. Miller
University of Michigan
Miller
Crepy
Baumont
Brinceres
Beaumort
Tat A
Women Voters Elect Officers at Beadle County League Meeting
Beadle County League of Women Voters holds annual business meeting at Mrs E W Beige s home 219 Third Street SW 2 30 tomorrow President Mrs Angie Chaffee to preside Reports on Efficiency and Government Child Welfare Education Women in Industry Legal Status of Women and International Cooperation to Prevent War will be presented by listed officers Discussion on proposed national league program for Louisville Kentucky in April and study topics for next year All members and interested persons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County League of Women Voters
E. W. Beige
Third Street
Angie Chaffee
H. A. Hartwich
Sheldon Reese
BE. H. Bryan
F. P. Matz
BE. Wi Feige
D. C
Georgia
National League
Louisville
Scalper Debaters To Meet Southern
Two teams from Southern normal face Huron college in a disarmament debate at 4 pm in the speech room with Verl Lewis and Charles Filbey on the affirmative. The evening clash in the chapel features Stafford Studer and Joe Kleinsasser for Huron negative against Springfield. A post debate discussion and Q&A follow, with future contests listed for Arlington and Dakota Wesleyan and Mitchell teams visiting next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Southern Normal
Verl Lewis
Charles Filbey
Huron
Stafford Studer
Joe Kleinsasser
Springfield
Eastern Normal
Arlington
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Sally Matlock II Showing Improvement
Sally Matlock seven year old daughter of Dr and Mrs W L Matlock underwent emergency operation for ruptured appendix Saturday night and was reported today to be showing a good recovery The girl was in a critical condition Sunday and Monday The turn for the better came Tuesday and the improvement continued It is said she is practically out of danger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Matlock II
Sally Matlock
W. L. Matlock
Johnson Appeals For Williams Bill
Washington February 20 Representative Johnn gon of South Dakota urged the House Expenditures Committee to approve the Williams bill consolidating the veterans bureau the national home for disabled volunteer soldiers and the pension bureau under a single head He argued coordination now lacking would improve efficiency in veterans affairs administration The South Dakota veteran is chairman of the House Veterans Committee
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Washington
Gri
Johnn Gon
South Dakets
House Expenditures Committee
Williams
Veterans Bureau
National Home For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Pensian Bureau
House Veterans Committee
Persian Cat Ma jor Wins Championship Across Cities
Mrs Charles P B McKay of Joliet writes that Ma jor a Smoked Persian cat has completed his championship by winning in four shows. He took first in his class at a Detroit show and earned top honors at Columbus Ohio and two Chicago events. Mrs McKay will be remembered in H Normalize Hu slena Gehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles PB. McKay
Joliet
Huron
Haa
Meloy
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Mirs
McKay
Huslena Gehman
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St. Paul
S. Dept
WOGL
Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
Horrow
Davis
Huron Dairy Market
Beese Ib
Horn Springs
iFi
U. S. Dept. Sigr
U. S
Idaho
Minesota
Siou City
Wo. AY. Price No. Ay Price Ad. Sib
Armour Yards
Aaron Grain Market
Ree St
Meineafous
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Car
Fdy
Ar T & T
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Ad Coast
Atl
Bef
Bal & Ohio
Beth Heel
Cou Poe
Cerro de Pas
Ches & Qhio
CM St P & Pi
CRI& P
Chrysler
Cab Fuel
Col G & E
Con Gas
Drug Inc
Brig
Erie
Freeport Texas
Gan Motors
Houston
Hudson
IN Cent
Nickel
K C
Kroger
Louis Nash
Mo Pac
Montz Ward
Nash
Nat Cash
NY Central
Texas Corp
Pac la
Associated Press
WSE
Atlanta
WaBbe
Fort Worth
Boo
Estern
Ism
Murdock Willams
Muale
Des Moines
Ecking
Amos-Andys Cadies
Univ. of Michigan
Singera
Daonce
WCCD
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dinnar Convert
Danea
St. Louis
Taythante
Oruinestra
Tripoetene Ag
la Wana
WSM Mashville
Pacife Standard
Far West Nbc Chain
KGO Kay Station
Business World
ROA
KOO
KGW
Omex Eca Sale
Darnrosch
Aren
ROMO
Beas Ork
Rolfo Orch
Jon
Sireey Ecorlo
Kusenenaders
Ieca Dooms
Amos
Andy
KOMO
Vinnexd Ouartet
KGO Scot Aondertind
Lyles BO Heepte
Bay
Bore
EIQ
RGO
Estes Ene
KGJ
Far West
Wabc Key Station
KDYL
KeRg
Effino
KLZ
KXA
KNX
ROLY
KFPY
Darnea Acuale
KDITL
First Bank Corp Bancorporation
Maying
Southern
Johnson
Williams Bill
Poland
China
Artesian
Cerre
Shuip
Cerra Gerda
Boac
Long Knight
C. B. Bates
Long Green
Spot Cuss
Wi Vide
Kedvemer
Cerro
Stamp
Roy G. Stroup
Levcher
GG. Odland
Parker, S. D
R. F. Leaby
Aredesian
D. Cleck
S. G. Callihan
Arissian
P.D. Ellis
Mgr
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