Market Hog Receipts Rise at Armour Stock Yards Huron
Huron February 2 800 hogs received with prices 10 to 15 cents higher. Cattle and sheep steady. Calves veal and cows offered in varied grades with highs noted. Sioux City and Chicago reports show mixed livestock activity and price ranges across regions. Hog and cattle prices listed by weight brackets and classes including feeders, sows, and bulls.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux City
Stocker
Felder
Midwinter Chicago Hog Market Sees Halt in Price Decline
Chicago on February 2 reports a holiday market totaling 54 600 hogs across 32 principal markets, up from 15 000 last year. Demand remains firm with 4 000 more hogs than prior, 6 000 carried over from Tuesday, and prices 5 to 10 cents higher than yesterday. Slaughter cattle activity limited by mud, with beef steers offered steady to strong and eastern orders pulled by lower river market prices.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle Shifts
Sioux Falls market shows hogs 2,000 strong with prices up about 20 cents. bulk sales around 28.56 per hundredweight and top bids near 10. Cattle demand weak with declines around 25 cents and beef cows above 2.95. St Paul and local reports note slow demand, steady steers and yearlings, and mixed gains for lighter hogs and lambs in midweek trades.
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Sioux City
U. 5
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
St Paul
South ST. Paul
Catt
Stoady
Plaire Siunds
Markets for Turon and Huron Hides and Wool
Turon and Huron markets report furnished by Swift & Co and Bolles Rogersons. Live poultry lean light end leghorn hens and heavy breed springs noted with prices. fat ducks and geese listed. Hide and wool values shown by grade with No. 1 hides and bull hides priced, wool and tallow ranges included. Sioux City and Sioux Falls publish concurrent poultry egg butterfat and creamery butter prices. Turon, Huron, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls trade details reflect early week market activity with regional price signals.
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MURON
Swift & Co
Turon
Bolles & Rogera Huron
Sioux City
Iroquois Street Lights Darken as City Council Fails Talks
Iroquois faces darkness in the business district after the city council failed to agree with Northwestern Public Service Co. on electric light rates. Morey, manager, notes rates are 43 percent below 1924 levels but warns further cuts are unlikely without service curtailment. officials say street lighting is vital to policing and safety.
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Iroquois
Iroqudis
Northwestern Public Service Co
Morey
C. R. Morey
Troquois
Stret
Stevie Ie
Culhane Returns as Manager of New North American Station
Alex F. Culhane, former head of Huron creameries, heads a new North American Creameries master station in the old .O. K. cafe building south of the Great Northern depot. The station buys poultry eggs and cream and sells butter and other products, with three sections for cream, eggs, and poultry. The plant connects to North American's Watertown plant as a buying station and follows similar setups at Brookings Clark and Radfield. Culhane was state dairy inspector until February 1 and previously ran the Culhan Dairy (1922–1928) and then the Huron Dairy Products company (1928–1931).
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Alex
F. Culhane
Huron
North Americal Creameries, Inc
O. K
Great Northern
North American
Culhane
Culhan Dairy
Huron Dairy Products Company
State
Former Huron Girl Presents Operetta Star Miss Rice
Miss Rice, granddaughter of Mrs. D. C. Glennon, teaches at Bridgewater Public School and was acclaimed for the operetta Land of Dulls performed by 40 grade pupils. The Bridgewater Tribune praised the production and credited Miss Rice for its success. She resides in Bridgewater with her mother and brother. her father Fred Rice worked with Northwestern Public Service in Huron and Aberdeen before his death.
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Jeannette Suce
Grauuatne
Auron High School
D. C. Glennon
Frank Avenue
Bridgewater
Land of Dulls
Bridgewater Tribune
Miss Rice
Fred Rice
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huron
Aberdeen
Aly
Boettcher Fails To Meet Kidnappers In Denver
Colorado industrialist Claude K Boettcher said he failed to keep an appointment with the kidnappers holding his son Charles Boettcher II. He claimed two cars followed him possibly police, and he turned back after traveling 10 to 12 miles. He insisted on negotiating privately and said no excursion succeeded.
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Denver
Colo
Claude ‘K. Boettcher
Colorado
Rulliméllionaire
Bianaputs
Charles Boettcher
Derby
Oolo
Boettcher
Cary Pub
Hancock Bill Approved by House Banking Committee
Washington Feb 22 The Hancock bill to authorize acceptance of federal land bank bonds for mortgage principal payments passed the house banking committee. Bonds must be from the bank that holds the mortgage and retire the loan. Sponsored by Representative Hancock Democrat North Carolina after days of discussion.
Potatoes Left In Ground Across U S Farms
Washington reports that 1,690,000 bushels of potatoes were left in fields last fall because harvesting did not pay. Minnesota and North Dakota bore the bulk, with western states also affected. About 276,600,000 bushels were harvested, roughly half sold by January.
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Washington
Ireland
United States
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North Dakota
Eslick Bill Seeks Crime for Advocating Government Overthrow
Washington on February 22 reports the Eslick measure gains legislative footing making it a crime to advocate or promote overthrow of the federal government by force. Advocates pressed for action after a Miami assassination attempt on the president elect last week. The bill targets oral or written advocacy of subversion. The same day the House adopted a Buy American amendment directing federal agencies to favor U S produced goods over foreign made products.
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Washington
Orf
Miami
United States
The
House
Treasury-Post
Favor Silver Washington Action on Silver Bullion Purchase
The House coinage committee reversed itself and approved a subcommittee bill to buy silver bullion for monetary use. In Washington on Feb 2, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee favorably reported the treaty with Canada for the St Lawrence Seaway construction, 32 to 5, with four abstentions.
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FAVOR
Washington
House Coinage Committee
United States
St. Lawrence
Campbell sets new world land speed record at 273 mph
Sir Malcolm Campbell, aged 43, shattered the land speed record at Daytona Beach on February 22 by two sand runs reaching 273.554 mph and 270.6 mph over the measured mile. His first pass clocked 13.10 seconds across the mile, beating his previous mark of 253.908 by 18.14 mph.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Campbel
Revolver Incident Shocks Howard County Court
In Cresco Iowa on February 22 Wenzel Jastrab who was reported demented drew a revolver during a Howard County district court session. He advanced toward Judge H E Taylor demanding a $3500 settlement, threatened to shoot, and prompted jurors to flee. Deputies Johnson Owen and others intervened as Jastrab moved the weapon between hands while a witness and judge tried to calm him. He was overpowered and jailed for a later hearing.
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Cresco
Howard County
Wenzel Jtstrab
H. E. Taylor
Jestrab
Kolla F
Johnson J
Jesstrab
Taylor
Johnson
Wil Owen
John Hedsina
Bodelna
Jestreab
Jastrab
Hodeina
Admntted and Dismissed Names in Local Notice
A fragmented local notice lists amendments and dismissals including Mrs Mary Veye and Edna Elder from Cavour with medical notes, Mrs Louis Feahin and others in Bryant. Dismissals mention Hazel Martin Troquois Bertha Horsley Virgil and Mrs Gus Stelzer Huron Birs George Brent Carpenter.
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Mary Veye
Cavour
Medical
Louis Feahin
Bryant
Edna Elder
Waeiam Pernan
Puzzle Contest Entry From Evening Huronite Ad
Contestants enter a jig ten puzzle tournament at the Elks ball Saturday evening at 7 in connection with the American Legion carnival and style show. The entry notes the puzzle titled Pickett s Charge at Gettysburg and includes witness signatures. A death notice reports George N Doyle of Douglas Wyoming dies after a stroke at about noon.
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Huronite
American Legion
Wallace
Bristol
George .N. Doyle
Douglas
Bootleg Approval Defeats Measure in State House
Pierre February 22 The state house defeated a bill to use fine money from liquor laws for enforcement with a 53 to 44 vote. Rep Gordon A Hanson Sioux Falls urged directing fines to schools and opposed funding stool pigeons. Dry Minnehaha county legislator Ralph O Hillston claimed bootleggers endorsed the KiB.
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Ralph O. Hillston
Rotarians Observe Washington Birthday at Huron Club
Washington's birthday was observed at the weekly luncheon of the Huron Rotary club when Federal Circuit Judge A K Gardner delivered an address on Washington and Lincoln. His talk mirrored a speech given at a joint memorial service in Pierre. Ben French and Frank Marion of Rapid City were guests.
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Washington
Huron Rotary’ Club
A. K. Gardner
Lincoln
Pierre
Ben French
Frank Marion
Rapid City
Rites Held For Hitchcock Baby Mortimer
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Arnold Riley Mortimer eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Harley Mortimer of Hitchcock who died Monday at a Huron hospital The service was conducted at the Mortimer home and burial followed in Altoona cemetery The baby born June 13 1933 suffered an attack Saturday and underwent an operation Sunday in a Huron hospital
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Hitchcock
Arnold -Riley-Mortimer
Harley Mortimer
Huron Hospital
Mortimer
Pace
Altoona
Snyder
John ‘Kingdon
Wesleyan And Yankton Meet In College Debates
Yankton college debaters clash with Wesleyan on Thursday in Fiske assembly room Ward hall with both men's and women's teams debating the national Pi Kappa Delta war debt question Howard Schmidt John Richards Vivian Halverson Dorothy Neubauer lead the Yankton men and women in the first debate. Friday they host Sioux Falls college teams with Nelson Viborg Psidinger and Halverson Neubauer again leading the women and men in debates. Other upcoming matchups include Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Wessington Springs Junior College Huron College and Northern Normal at Aberdeen.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Duke
Ta Wesleyan
Naplewood
Greyhounds
Tigers
Wesleyan
Fiske
Ward Hall
Tyndall
Vivian Halverson
Dorothy Neubauer
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Wessington Springs
Huron College
Huron
Norther Normal
Aberdeen
Torthern
Parkston Clinches Loop Championship
Parkston high school clinched the Little Missouri Valley conference title with a 22-15 win over Olver in a deciding game. Parkston led early as Springer and Grema sparked the offense, pushing the champions to ten straight victories. Parkston's second team won 20-3 but did not claim a second-division title.
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Parkston
Olver
Parkston High School
Tyndall
Iomg
Springer
Grema
Kenard Stops Levine in FAHCO Fight Card
Fargo welterweight Kenard halted Levine of Duluth in the second round of a scheduled five round FAHCO bout. Kid Rippa toe won on points over Sammy Gallop of Duluth in five. Johnny Sikes stopped Howard Liedtke of Aberdeen in the second of five. Bud Hannigan beat Johnny Moran of Detroit on points in four rounds.
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Kenard
Levine
N. D
Fargo
Stopp Levine
Duluth
Kid Rippatoe
Two Golf Teams In Miami Finals
In Miami Florida on February 22 two professional pairs reached the Seholt final of a $2,000 informational four ball event at the Miami Country Club. Tommy Armour from Detroit and Olin Dutra of Santa Monica defeated Bill Mehlhorn of New York and El Espinosa of Akron 3 and 2. Horton Smith of Oak Park Illinois and Paul Runyan of White Plains New York beat Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood by the same score.
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Miami
Fla
Séholt
Miami Country Club
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Ed Dudley
Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Calif
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
Dutra
Bill Mehlhorn
New York
el Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Smith
Runyan
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Ross to tackle Grogan for lightweight title bid
Chicago youth Barney Ross leaves class tonight to face veteran Tommy Grogan of Omaha in a 141 pound lightweight bout as he presses toward a shot at Tony Canzoneri. Ross has dominated lightweights in six months and hopes to press his campaign with a win.
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Ross
Grogan
Chicago
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Neb
Hoss
Mack Optimistic on Earnshaw and Walberg Signings
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack reports optimism over contracts for star pitchers George Earnshaw and Rube Walberg. Both players met with Mack. terms include salary reductions, and Mack expects both to accept the offers. The talks aimed to resolve the contract situation ahead of the new season.
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Mack
Ms & Hurlers
Philadelphia
Conniv Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
George Earnshaw
Rube Walberg
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