Livestock Prices Decline Across Markets From Jan Trading
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS HURON reports lower hog prices by 10 to 15 cents and weaker cattle, while fat lambs rise slightly. In Sioux City, cattle and calves show mixed movements with steady stockers. hogs fall 10 to 25 cents. Chicago and East markets reflect broad declines in hog prices with leaner beef and steady to lower cow values. Potatoes and produce futures also noted with little change in Chicago futures.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
ST. Faul
Jan
Bert Raysige
U.S.D
Minneapolis Produce Markets Monday Jan 3 1933
Minneapolis and nearby markets report a broad range of carlot produce prices for Wheat No 1 heavy dark northern No 2 dark northern and No 3 mixed, oats No 2 white and white oats, rye No 2, and barley No 3. Prices also listed for hens against weights, leghorn hens, and butterfat. Other markets include Huron Watertown Mitchell Sioux City and Chicago with varied poultry eggs butter and dressed meat prices.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Swift & Co
Wheat— Law Close
Leoghor
Hoennery
Hennery
Witchell
Mitchell
Sioux City
Chicago
Leghorn
Plymouth
White Rock
Gene
Sioux Falls
Jen
Montana
Darwin
Auto License Sales Opened New Numbers in Huron
GRAIN: MARKET reports on wheat prices after Roosevelt speech with gains around close. Auto license plates go on sale with 6000 on hand for 1939. County Treasurer Neil Bailey emphasizes title transfer rules and proper documentation for second hand car purchases to avoid delays in licensing.
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Huron
Qwken
Susie
County Treas
Ee Anne Norsnie
Neil Bailey
Bailey
Auttomobile
South Dakota
Bridge game benefits undernourished kids tonight
The American Legion and Auxiliary sponsor a duplicate bridge event tonight with registration at 7:45 and play to begin at 8. Proceeds support the Mille fund aiding undernourished children.
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Legion
American Legion and Auxiliary
Mille Fund
LeoBen
Ten Men Vote Down Membership Expansion Plan
Pierre January 3 The South Dakota High School Athletics Association rejected expanding its membership and voted down proposals to enlarge to ten players. Secretary R M Walseth announced Canton Supt C C Jacobson was elected to a three year board term, succeeding the late A A MacDonald. A runoff will decide five year terms for Supts N J Platt Hitchcock and C L Eskelyon McIntosh. Supt E B Coacher Onida was a candidate. Four constitutional amendments to widen membership failed by narrow margins. One would open membership to all state high schools including Indian schools. others sought to admit the School of Agriculture State College Freeman Junior Academy and Cathedral of Sioux Falls. Pre-season football training delay proposed for August 1 was also rejected.
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Sioux Paris
Stone
N. J. Platt
Hitchcock
C. L. Eskelyon
McIntosh
Contral
E. B. Coacher
Onida
Ouher
School of Agriculture
State College
Freeman Junior Academy
Cathedral of
Sioux Falls
Chinese Vessels Bogged in Bombing Aftermath on Yangtze
Reported after a Dec 12 fire in coal bunkers aboard the Ophu r ships. The Melun, one of three American owned oil vessels destroyed when Japan sank the U S gunboat Pasay, ignited regional tensions as other ships burned for five days. Marjorie Brooks of Pierre underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at Huron Clinic. recovery reported unsatisfactory.
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Yangtze
Japan
U.S
Grave International
Marjorie
Brooks
Faulkner
Pierre
Huron’ Clinic
Stocks Lose Most As Early Advances Fade
New York trading opened with a mixed session as stocks rose then fell, with gains fading near the close. The market rose on expectations from the president’s message, then slipped after the session’s peak, led by steel and aviation issues that briefly performed before retreating. About 900,000 shares changed hands in transfers.
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New York
Lst
Seven Killed In Crossing Tragedy at Butler Indiana
DeKalb County Coroner B C Shook reports seven youths died when a speeding car failed to stop at a crossing in Butler Indiana. The crash with a train occurred at night. fog or steam on the windshield hindered the driver’s view.
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Butler
Ind
Indiana
DeKalb
B. C. Shook
John Pigg
Markey Named To State Aeronautics Commission
Governor Jen sen appoints Harold W. Markey of Huron to the state aeronautics commission for a term from today through July 1941. Markey fills the seat vacated by Windsor Doherty of Winner. Rosela Williams of Vermillion joins the cosmetic therapy board succeeding Mrs. Russ Cobb with term to July 1, 1940. Dr Homer Robinson of Custer named to chiropractic examiners board replacing Dr. R. B. Ivey with term to December 31, 1940.
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Homer Robinson
Custer
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
R. B. Ivey
Mobridge
Robinson
Jobless Figures Reach Up To Ten Million In November
Washington figures from census and WPA surveys show between 7,822,912 and 10,870,008 Americans unemployed in November with Biggers noting shifts since the count. The study covers regional patterns, with higher unemployment in the South and lower figures in the Midwest, and includes state totals and emergency work participation data.
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8. D
Wasrington
John D. Biggers
Ohio Glass
Biggers
Works Progress Administration
Middlewest
South
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota Rez
South Dakota
Wpa
Nya
Minnesota
North Dakota
U.S
Baloss Gnale
FSA Loan Program Seeks Applicants Across Counties
Farmers Service Agency opens loan applications for eligible owners in three designated counties seeking funds to support farming operations. The program stresses required forms are ready and outlines steps for applicants to complete the process and obtain financing for essential farm needs.
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Vivemock
FSA
Mate Directo
Babies Killed In Trailer Blast Near Joseph, Mo
In Lit, Missouri, a kerosene heater exploded in a trailer killing two infants, Edwina Dee Toothmar aged 20 months and Claude Perry Toothman aged 6 months, who were sleeping while parents visited friends. Their father carried them from the burning bed to a hospital, where they later died of burns.
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Joseph
Ian
Weir
Edwina Dee Toothmar
Claude Perry Toothman
Feonard Toothman
Roosevelt Speech Opens Long Congressional Session
President Roosevelt delivered a lengthy address before Congress, urging unity and cooperation between capital and labor to rebuild the nation. He emphasized national defense against unstable treaties, proposed reactivation of key bills, and warned of a long session ahead amid unemployment and economic recovery efforts.
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Boland
Pennsylvania
Congress
Roosevelt
Kon
James Roosevelt
Wells
Secret Service
Garpet
Bankhead
Bankend
Joint Assembly
Id Garner
Senate
Garner
Congress of the
United States
House
NBC
CBS
MBS
Roncevelt
Dhe
Nominations Open For Citizen Award by Chamber of Commerce
Nominations for a civic service designation are invited by the Chamber of Commerce secretary Gene Derrying. The third annual Citizen Award will be presented at the chamber’s meeting, honoring former officials and retired business leaders who are no longer active in business but eligible for membership. A life member medal accompanies the award.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bure
Chamber of Ce
Genu Derrying
Honend
W. S. Davis
Coe I. Crawford
Xovernor
South Dakota
United States
Chamber Lof Commerce
Three Are Taken For Coal Thefts
Three Huronians named Jay Berk Donald Tayic and Willem Schultz faced a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge C N Hall on third degree larceny charges for coal stolen from a freight car in the C and N W Railroad yards over the weekend The arrest of the trio marked a major development in Huron during the New Year holiday Police and county officers reported New Year celebrations were orderly Chief of Police Nelson said the quiet period included Elks cabaret and the Cour Club Merry Pollards dancing party with dancing crowds on New Year’s Eve and night
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Jay Berk
Donald Tayic
Willem Schultz
C. N. Hall
Huron
Porte
Cording
Nelson
I the Elks
Merry Pollards
Cour Club
Supreme Court Allows Remand and Public Utility Reporting Challenge
The Supreme Court reversed a lower decree and remanded the case for further proceedings on holding company issues. It also granted review to petitions by the Electric Bond and Share Company and affiliates challenging the 1985 holding company act regulations. The government and filing companies sought review of a Second Circuit order forcing reports on finances and corporate structure. The act sought vast federal oversight of interstate gas and electric businesses.
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Ace
Supreme Court
Etectria Bond
Haking
Willity
High Tribunal
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
The
Securities Commission
Congress
Willkie Comments on Supreme Court ruling against Commonwealth and Southern
Wendell L Willkie, president of Commonwealth and Southern Corp, says the Supreme Court decision curbs federal gifts to municipalities for building competing distribution systems against private utilities. He warns no utility can compete against a plant built with federal gifts, calling the court ruling the last word.
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NEW Kuma, Wan
Wendell L Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corp
Alabama Power Company
Teang
Supreme Court
Dismissals and Medical Listings Across Counties
A fragmented OCR list shows names and locations across Huron, Cavour, Woonsocket, and surrounding areas, detailing medical and surgical mentions alongside dismissed individuals. The garbled text includes Olsen, Paulson, Krueger, Jitsa, and others with towns such as Huron, Lebanon, and Iroquois, underscoring a tenuous roster of patients and dismissals with multiple misspellings and broken phrases.
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S . Olsen
Carthage Paulson
Lebanon
Hivion
Mies
P. J. Wolf
Huron
Carl Kauth
Cavour
John Niblo
EF. Faulkner
Piero
Delbert Williams
Bonilla
Surchen
Emanuel Krueger
Wessington Springs
Donald Jitsa
Puxwana
Harold Lee
Marguerite Jones
Iroquois
Edward Rudolph
0. Bakken
Gerda Naedes
Paul Munger
Elmer Mors Ris
L. J. Dirkson
Dan Desmond
Donald Dirss
Pukwaona
John Hamilton
Bowtila
Ruby Denison
Virgil
Emery Johnson
Woonsocket
Man Schmidt
Howard Heigerman
Melroy Mifier
Marcella Rogers
Broadland
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Switt’ de’ Co
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