Market News Quote Market Fully Steady
Sioux City market for the week shows better grade beef and stocker cattle steady to down, hogs steady with heavy declines, sheep and lambs mostly steady with some prices lower, buyers noting strong to 25 higher on stockers and feeders, fat lambs and ewes steady with lighter quotes for late sales, prices dispersed across classes as bid activity varied.
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Sioux City
Dept. Ag
Chicago
S. Dept. Axr
Faro
ESR
Market Manthy
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux Falls and St Paul livestock markets show mixed weekly results with hogs steady to down, top hogs near 7.75 and bulk 7.50 to 7.75, cattle generally steady to weak, lambs and ewes fluctuating, 1930 totals cited for receipts, and Chicago market showing broader declines in cattle while hogs stay comparatively firm. Strong entities include Sioux Falls, St Paul, Chicago, and U.S. Department of Agriculture reports.
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Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
St. Pont
ST. Paul
U. 3
Wheat Futures Take On Life in Minneapolis markets
Wheat futures show limited gains with May closing unchanged and July rising. Cash and futures mixed as demand holds fair to good except for ample damaged offerings. durum and flax stronger, oats and rye varies, with Minnesota and Duluth cash closes detailing prices for multiple grades and protein levels.
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Minneapolis
Jaz
Montana
Duluth
Jno
Chicago
Rail Merger Talk Lifts Eastern Rail Shares On Trade
New York January 3 The stock market ends the week buoyed by news of a four party eastern railroad consolidation plan and improved demand for metals and autos. Major rails gain modestly while several lines rise sharply as speculation on system unification boosts shares including Pittsburgh, Lackawanna, and St Louis Southwestern. Major industrials like International Telephone and Paramount gain as traders cheer merger prospects amid a rising trade view.
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Claude A. Jalgar
New York
Eastern Railway
Interstate Commerce Coomninéon
Reils
Erie
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Wxas
Irginle
Lackawanne
New York Central
Goim
Arcericen_ ‘Telephems
Republic Steepeeterred
Johns Manrvilla
Jene and Webster
Western Union Puinail Ff
Weebrad Trede
Wasines
Chicago markets steady as prices sag in week’s decline
Chicago reports show prices easing across commodities with butter unchanged and poultry steady. Wheat, eggs and dairy show mixed movement while stock quotes list numerous firms and values, highlighting softer demand and cautious trading.
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Chicago
Huron's 1928 Baby Born Amid Gifts With Missing Coin
A Huron family celebrated the birth of a baby in 1928, receiving many gifts though a two dollar and a half gold piece from a bank container was stolen from the home. The incident reflects local happenings and minor crime in the period.
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Huron
Manager Of Huron Store Leaves City
Harry Nelson, longtime manager of the K and K company store in Huron, will leave within two weeks to take charge of the Yankton store. Nelson, the oldest serving manager, started with the firm five years ago and helped open five new stores as the company expanded to 21 towns. He will move to Yankton but plans to retain an interest in the Huron store and return periodically to oversee local affairs.
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Ko and K
Yankton
Harry Nelson
Huron
Lect March
Melson
Nelson
Mackay Confesses Stole Yankton Car
Mackay, held on a charge of stealing an automobile from Gumey Seeds and Nursery grounds, signed a confession admitting attacking Dr. R Barrell Creighton Neb in an attempted holdup December 18 and stealing a car to flee to Los City. Dr Burrell identified Mackay as the assailant. He was to appear before Judge R B Tripp to enter a plea and may be sent to South Dakota penitentiary tonight.
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Mackay
Yankton
Jan
Harald Mackay
Gumey Seeds and Nursery Company
R. B. Tripp
South Dexota
Election oath set for South Dakota leaders in joint session
November election oaths will be administered in a joint session of the state senate and house to Warren E. Green Hazel governor Mrs Elizabeth Coyne Pierre secretary of state K Whitney Philip lieutenant governor William M Chino Yankton auditor A C Goodhone Parker treasurer O B J Engstrom Summit land commissioner C Giffen Java superintendent of schools Rixl Q Sharye Kennebec attorney general James Brown Parker supreme court judge E D Roberts Pierre supreme court senator Samuel C Polley Deadwood governor Green Mrs Coyne Whitney Goodhope and Roberts to take oath for first time Engstrom Polley and Murphy to take fourth terms Brown to begin first term 161 representatives to be sworn in etc
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House of Representatives
Legislate
Warren E. Green
Hazel
Elizabeth Coyne
Fi Pierre
K. Whitney
Philip
William M. Chino
Yankton
A. C. Goodhone
Parker
O. B. J. Engstrom
Summit
Land
C. Giffen
Java
Schoola
Rix
Q. Sharye
Kennebec
Murphy
Railroad
Samuel C. Polley
Deadwood
Supreme Court
Green
Coyne
Whitney
Goodhope
Roberts
Steie
Engstrom
Polley
Dunn
Giffen
Sharpe
Brown
Miss Hornbeck Hurt In Car Accident
Miss Hornbeck sustained minor injuries after a car driven by Lillian Valentine collided with a rider on Dakota Avenue near Third Street. Witnesses corroborate Valentine's speed about 15 mph. The force threw the victim against the car, causing a head concussion.
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Standard Oil Company
Third Street
Dekota Avenue
Lillian Valentine
Hucon Clinke
Dakote Avenue
Joffre Loses in His Last Battle
Wire service account recalls Marshal Joffre, praised as savior of Paris, and notes his 1914 Marne leadership, later serving as commander in chief before resigning in 1916 and later becoming a French academy member. Also covers Hoover sending condolences to President Doumergue and France’s wartime leadership changes.
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Briand
Africa
France
Marne
London
Paris
Nivelle
Soissons
Rheims
Frenzi
Fiilippe Petain
Foch
Petrain
Sista Somere Sears
French Academy
Chhosen
of the Marne
Hoover
Washington
Jan
Hoows
Doumergue
Marshal Joffre
Menage
Marshal Joffra
Ameri
Wilson Confident of Being House Speaker
HOT SPRINGS Jan 20 Wilson candidate for speaker of the house in the coming state legislature left for Pierre today. He expressed confidence in his chances at an informal Republican caucus Monday evening, noting pledges of support by letter and personal word. He said regardless of the outcome the session would focus on taxation banking and highways as the outstanding problems.
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Wilson
Hot Springs
Pierre
Hia
Hemacmaidea SP
Benking Wid
Boy Scouts Given Honors Last Night
At the first 1951 meeting of the Huron Boy Scout Court of Honor in the Chamber of Commerce room, leaders reviewed 12 merit badges and awarded gold palms for 31 badges. Recipients included Horace Ludlow. Lyle Barton. Churchill Wilcox. Douglas Cone. Howard Austrad. George Schmidt. Harold Scudamere, with troop affiliations noted. WK. RB. Carlson earned a five year veteran badge and W. E. Warren chaired the meeting as the court plans to meet on the last Tuesday evening of each month.
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Huron Boy Scout Ceamt
Chamber of Cammerce Rvome
Horace Ludlow
Hagie
Lonal
Tontha
Engler
Lyle Barton
Churchill Wilcox
Douglas Cone
Reading
Howard
Austrad
George Schmidt
Harold’ Scudamere
Barton
Wilcox
Cone
Anelrad
Schmidt
Scudamore
RB. Carlson
American Lutheran Church
Wv. E. Warren
Huron Court of Honor
George A. Youel
Hla. Hartwich
George M
Aberdeen 50th Birthday Observed in 1861 Milestones
Aberdeen marked its 50th birthday with a plat filing by Charles H. Price of the Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. Alexander Mitchell then christened the site after his Scottish home town. In 1861 the Milwaukee line began July 1 with two daily papers, the Dakota Pioneer and Aberdeen Pioneer, and the first school opened August 4. The first church started June 1881. population 250, 60 buildings, Alpha House hotel, The P Box drug store, and a new frat saloon reported on the town site.
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Charles H. Price
Hastings and Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Alexander Mitchell
Scotland
Milwaukee Line
Dekota
Aberdeen Pioneer
H. B. Johnson
Aberdeen
Alpha House
Aviators Battle Coyotes High Above Scottsbluff
Clyde Ice and a companion flight from Replds City SD salvage a wounded coyote they shot from an airplane. After landing the carcass, the animal revived and attacked the mate. Ice grabbed a monkey wrench and killed it, then the plane landed at Belle Fourche. Ice, once from Miller, is known in Huron.
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Coyote
Scottsbluff
Neb
Herald Panta
Lfe
Replds
Akerson Resigns as Hoover Public Relations Secretary
President Hoover announced the resignation of George Akerson of Minneapolis from his post as secretary in charge of public relations. Akerson had served as Washington correspondent for the Minneapolis Tribune before joining Hoover’s staff. The note mentions Akerson’s Harvard background.
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Washington
Hoover
Minneapolis
Akerson
Minneapolis Tribune
Howes
Hawee
Harvard Unt
Beresford Shooting Found Accidental, Fatal Case
A Beresford shooting was ruled accidental after a man was struck in the chest and died moments later. Investigators reported the incident occurred at a local air shot site, with a brother traveling to arrange services. Local authorities are reviewing the case.
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Beresford
Fieddental
Thomke
Chicapn
Start Judgeship Recount Set for Jan 14 in South Dakota
PIERRE Jan 3 A stipulation approved by the court provides that a recount of the November judgeship election start January 14 in all counties. Judge James Brows was defeated by eight votes. The recount boards will include county clerks, state's attorneys, and county judges. When county recounts finish, attorneys will review questioned ballots. unresolved items go to the state supreme court. Attorneys hope for a decision by February 1.
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Brown
Atorney
Stephens
Pierre
M. A. Eve Chamberlain
J Brown
Warren
George Danforth
Interstate Board to Take Up Eastern Rail Consolidation
Washington January 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission called a special meeting to discuss consolidation plans for eastern railroads. Major carriers including Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Nickel Plate and New York Central outlined draft allocations among four systems with joint control and route specifics pending final details.
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Eastern Railroads
Interstate Board
Washington
Interstate Contnorel Commission
Commission
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Nickel Plate
New York Central
Hhelds
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Lake Erie
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Illinois
Lehigh
New England
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Delaware and Lackawanne Western
Virginian Railway
Deepwater
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Norfolk and Western
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Reading and den
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Rochester
Hudson River
Chicago and Alton
Erie
Dessemer
Wheeling
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
le Sn Ite
Confermee
Fire at Styer home causes minor injuries to clothing
A morning blaze at 954 Ohio Avenue South brought the Huron fire department to the residence of B. L. Styer around 1 L o'clock. The fire caused no serious damage, with only clothing injuries reported belonging to Mrs. L. M. Bryant and her daughter Maxine who lived upstairs.
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Huron Fire Department
B. L. Styer
Ohio Avenue
Helen Visits Michael in Bucha Rest, No Reconciliation
Helen and Carol returned to the place at Bucha rest today after hurried mimics of terminal love at Michael's bedside. It was hoped she would meet Carol in the boy prince's tick room yesterday, but her return today indicated there was no reconciliation and they will continue separate paths.
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Helen
Michael
Carol
Bucharest
Lytle Continues
Local notes indicate ongoing coverage of Lytle events and Hutch updates. Unclear fragments reference activities in Austin and Pityoreday with mentions of a trek and a fracture, suggesting developing field reports and potential delays.
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Austin
Hutch
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