Hog Market Dips as ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Reports Fall
Market notes show hog prices down about ten cents with top at 235 while receipts reach 20. Cattle calves and sheep prices largely steady. CATTLE ranges include dry fed steers 30 5.00, fair and plain classes, cows and bulls listed. CALVES feature veal and heavy calves. SHEEP show spring lambs 6.00 7.10 and various fat lambs. hogs across weights vary with 190 2.60 up to 271-300 pounds at 2552.80 and packers 330 pounds at 2.35. Descriptions also cover Chicago and Sioux City markets with mixed activity and price levels.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Jon
Teday
Stags
Chicago
Buying Lags On Wheat Futures And Mixed Livestock
Chicago market reports hogs, cattle, and sheep with prices. Wheat futures in Minneapolis and Chicago show quiet trading, with May and July contracts up slightly, cash demand solid for winter wheat, and carlot ranges posted across several grain categories.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
LION
Cattle and hog prices mixed in St Paul livestock sale
On Thursday in South St Paul cattle and hog buyers saw steady to lower bids. Early steer and yearling prices held, bulls and cows varied with good cows up to 4.00 and plainer types down to 3.00. Hogs remained active yet averaged weaker than Wednesday, with good end and choice weights around 180 to 250 pounds and feeder pigs around 2.00 to 2.50.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Produce Markets Huron Poultry Butter Eggs
Markets from Huron list poultry types Hens Leghorns and heavy breeds with live and fat ducks geese and eggs. Butter markets show prices and dealers Bolles Rogers as suppliers in Huron daily notes.
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Huron
Swift d& Co
Eghorn
Poultry and Hides Prices Across Cities Reported
No clear single event, but various commodity quotes appear from New York to Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Hides, pelts, tallow, wool, and poultry prices are listed, noting firmness in poultry and mixed hides values, with figures for turkeys, eggs, butter, and cattle trades across multiple markets.
Tax official to visit Huron for gross income tax help
Joe Atkins, field man for the Gross Income Tax Division, will be at the county courthouse in Huron all day Friday to explain new rulings. He invites anyone with questions to stop by before 5 pm. N R Rounds may also attend to assist. Atkins will assist with submitting gross income tax reports.
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Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Gross Income Tax Divisiis
Department of Taxation
Courtehouse
Huron
N. R Rounds
Atkins
Penvone
Budget recommendations for Indian affairs in 1924-25
The president's budget message to Congress proposes $16,285,390 for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in fiscal year 1925, with 1934 comparisons showing $18,966,545 allocated but an estimated expenditure of $15,940,146. It includes recovery fund use through public works, and outlines changes across general expenses, supplies, liquor suppression, agency building improvements, employment, agriculture, industry, education, and hospital/conservatory funding, detailing allocations for specific schools and regional hospitals.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
National Recovery Fund
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Haskell Institute
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Pipestone
Minn
Bismarck
N. D
Wahpeton
South Dakota
Crow Creek
Pine Ridge Hospital
Rose’ Bud
Nebraska
North Dakota
New York Produce Prices and Futures Report
New York and Chicago market notes on butter eggs potatoes and flour from January 4 with steady or slow demand. Prices for butter and eggs show mixed colors standards and firsts with No 1 dirties varying. Potatoes futures and U S D A classifications listed with regional whites red River Ohio and McClures. Flour futures show a 10 lower trend and mixed patent and bran values.
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Chicago
New York
Jan. S
U.S
U.S. No. 3
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
Colorado
McClures
Idaho
Russell
AMBR
Market Recovers In Late Trade After Sharp Losses
Market wide shares closed with a mild recovery after heavy selling in late dealings. Major issues such as American Can, American Telephone, U S Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, and Consolidated Gas showed only fractional losses or small gains while transfers totaled about 2 million shares amid late trading.
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American Can
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Continental Life Insurance Put Under State Control
ST LOUIS January 4 The Continental Life Insurance company with about 100000 in force and 48000 policyholders was placed in the hands of the state insurance department by Circuit Judge H A Hamilton who issued a temporary restraining order upon petition by state insurance superintendent R Emmet O Malley alleging insolvency or severe mismanagement If approved the petition seeks a permanent injunction and dissolution The Continental Life president En Mays denied insolvency stating the firm is in excellent condition and faces no danger of insolvency
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ST. Louis
Continental Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
H. A. Hamilton
R. Emmet O'Malley
O'Malley
En Mays
Continental’ Life
Bonus vote sought on full soldiers' bonus bill
A petition to compel a House vote on a bill paying the soldiers bonus in full was filed on the speaker's desk today by Representative Lundeen a Minnesota farmer laborer.
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Washington
Lundeen
Minnesota Farmer-Laborer
U S Bonds and Stocks Snapshot From New York Markets
U S and Liberty Fourth bonds show trading at around 101.28 with Liberty Fourth called at 101. Treasury 434s 47-52 at 107. Curb stocks feature Cities Service at 2 1 2 percent and Standard Oil with Interwar period notes around 329. Market commentary from Associated Press outlines closing prices and near term movements.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Associated Press
White Heads Huron Kiwanis In Installations
Chester N. White was installed as president of the Huron Kiwanis club succeeding Dr HL Saylor. New officers include John Claymore secretary HC Whaley treasurer and multiple committee chairs. The club names quarterly program chairmen with Rev A S Carlson Irving Crawford and R D Anderson succeeding White. Saylor remains vice president of the club.
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Chester N. White
Huron Kiwanis Club
HL. Saylor
H. F. Patton
L. Hurley
John Claymore
HC. Whaley
A H. Cook
George C. Green
Earl F. Flanagan
Simon Axelrod
W. A. Griffith
B.M. Beach
Merrill Coursey
Frank Spence
L. Sewell
H. H. Geiger
Smith to retire as circuit judge in South Dakota
Mitchell January 44 Judge Frank Smith of the fourth judicial circuit announced his retirement at term end, completing 24 years in the post a state record. E I Wagner of Mitchell announced intent to seek the seat. Wagner served as Hanson state's attorney 1905-06 US attorney for SD 1907-15 and, recently, assistant attorney general.
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Smith
R. C. Bakewell
Lyman
Tones
Tripp
Melleite
Miner
Wagner
Hanson
United States
South Dakota
G O P Leaders Attack Budget in Senate Debate
The 1935 budget shows a major increase for the agricultural adjustment administration to cut farm acreage and support markets. The House moves to tackle a half billion dollar liquor tax bill as Senate committees study banking and bankruptcy issues while awaiting further action.
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Farm Administration
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
St Henry Morgenthau, Je
Treasury
Banking Committee
Detroit
Special Judiciary
Waver
Jones
Texas
District of Columbia
Johnson Released Is At Hot Springs Jail
Pierre South Dakota dispatch reports governor’s office says Harry Johnson who faced extradition by Casper Wyoming authorities has been released from Hot Springs. Johnson was held on grand larceny charges with no disposition available at press time. separate item notes a food drug and cosmetics bill introduction in Washington.
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Hot Springs
Pierre
Jen
Harry ‘Johnson
Casper
Wye
Washington
Winners of comic coloring sweepstake receive theater tickets
Isa belle M. McCoy Dorothy Mae French Isabelle and Dorothy Mae colored Out Our Way and the Gumps. Eight other boys and girls won free tickets to the Huron theatre by having top entries in The Evening Huronite weekly comic coloring contest.
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Route
Huron
Dorothy Mae
French
Frank Avenue
Isabelle Colored
Dorothy "Mae
Huron Theatre
Evening
Huronite
Berdyne Peet
Alpena
Junior Holforty
Edwin Walz
Doris Anderson
Illinoia Avenue
Ronald Bernard
Charles Jerome Bateleff
Kansas Avenue
Marjorie
Jean Lang
Nebraska Avenue
Dolores Koppert
Montana
Annual Meeting Of Church Held
The Congregational church held its fourth annual meeting on Wednesday evening with reports showing activity across departments, larger Sunday school, and higher Ladies' Aid income. New trustees elected were H. H. Otto, G. J. Calendine, B. T. Harris, and deacons W. C. Gowdy and Mrs. A R Hannum. Re-elected were C A Ashman, Mrs MD Whisman. clerk Mrs. Dick Haney. treasurer BE M Lothrop. Sunday school supervisor Delbert Renter. assistant superintendents Bessi Cottington and De M W Smith. head usher De. M. W. Smith. The clerk reported 34 new members, 10 deaths or letters, total 500 members. 25 infant and four adult baptisms. Treasurer noted growing pledge payments, though a small dedication remained unpaid. Constitution revision aimed at efficiency. church council expanded. attendance discussed with a study mandate to the church cabinet. September marks the 50th anniversary.
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Congregational Church
A. S. Carlson
G. J. Calendine
B. T. Harris
W. C. Gowdy
A. R. Hannum
C. A. Ashman
MD. Whisman
Dick Haney
M Lothrop
Delbert Renter
Bessi Cottington
de. M. W. Smith
Whitney Warns Of Railway Control
A. F. Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says government ownership of railroads should be considered if current conditions continue. He notes the past four years have displaced one million railroad workers and marks his first public shift toward this policy.
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Whitney
New York
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Taimen
Borah seeks repeal of NRA anti trust provisions
Senator Borah of Idaho introduced a bill calling for repeal of the anti trust provisions in the National Recovery Act. The measure aims to shift the NRA focus and rally opposition, signaling a bold challenge to current wartime economic policy and broader regulatory aims.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho Republican
NRA
Prison Breaker Seeks Habeas Corpus From Supreme Court
Pierre January 4 The prisoner J B King participant in a 1922 South Dakota penitentiary escape seeks release from a life term by petitioning the state supreme court for a writ of habeas corpus. Acting as his own attorney he claims the sentence was illegal. The court has the case under advisement. King and three others abducted ex warden G T Jamison and sparked a spree before three were captured and one killed.
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Pierre
J B. King
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
King
Bon Homme County
G. T. Jamison
Minnehaha County
Minnehhaha County
Olson Issues Call For Farm Conference
Gov. Floyd B. Olson said Oklahoma’s Gov. William Murray authorized an official call for a conference of governors of agricultural states to outline legislative recommendations to Congress. The Oklahoma governor suggested January 15 to 17 with no tentative dates. Olson awaited acceptances from Iowa Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota governors.
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ST. Paul
Floyd B. Olson
William Murray
Oklahoma
Iowa
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
North Dakota Beats Morningside 52 to 38 in Sioux City
North Dakota opened with a four point lead against Morningside College but was unable to sustain it as North Dakota rained in field goals to win 52 to 38. The game reports a strong late surge by North Dakota and a subdued Showing by Morningside in Sioux City.
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North Dakota
Morningside
Sioux City
Van
Quinte T
Morningside College
North Dakota University
Wentworth Wins in Local Tagged Basketball Game
In a tagged basketball match on the local flot Wentworth high school held its position to four field goals in defeating Chester 23 to 16 Chester relied on free throws while Wentworth had 15 fouls Wentworth led 11 to 2 at halftime and withstood Chester’s late rally Shafer and Petsch starred for Wentworth Baumberger led Chester In the prelim Chester seconds narrowly beat Wentworth reserves 9 to 8
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Wentworth
Jan
Wentworth High School
Chester
Shafer
Petsch
Baumberger
Nebraska to install metric system track at Memorial Stadium
Nebraska plans a 400 meter oval replacing 440 yards as part of stadium improvements under CWA program. Henry F. Schulte, a top track coach, says Nebraska may be the first major university to use Olympic measurements. New track will support football practice facilities.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
United States
Henry F. Schulte
Memorial Stadium
Burns Suffered by Mrs Bridge at Home Incident
Jane Pierre Bridge wife of William H. Bridge, statehouse power plant engineer, is in hospital recovering from non critical burns suffered when her clothing caught fire while tending a coal fire at home. The Bridges formerly lived in Rapid City.
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Pierre
Jane
William H. Bridge
Statehouse
Bridge
Rapid City
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