Market News Cattle and Hogs Prices From Sioux City
Sioux City livestock reports steady to higher cattle and beef prices with upturn in stockers and feeders. Hogs up to 23 higher with top around 9.30, bulk 180 to 240 pound lots. Chicago and St Paul bids show mixed dairy butter, eggs steady, while potatoes market improves with Wisconsin and Minnesota whites firm.
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Sioux City
Jaz
U. S
St Paul
ST. Paul
Cl. S. Dept
E.chos
Brockera
Tully
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Demand Broad
Chicago livestock Wednesday reports a large overall market with gains in some classes. Hogs top near 9.95 per hundredweight with bulk in the 8.5 to 9.95 range. calves and cattle show mixed movements across weight groups. Sioux Falls pig and cattle quotes are listed, with hogs up about 25 cents and cattle steady, alongside produce and poultry price notes.
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Chicago
Jan
G. S& Foot
Sioux Falls
Aioux Falls
Mitchell Produce Wednesday Butter Prices and Egg Offerings
Mitchell Jan 8 listing shows butter door delivery 35 with various weights and types, including Rt, 34 for Fens, 444 Ibs 18, hens 34 Ibs 15, Leghorn hens 12, springs 435 Ibs 16, Leghorn springs 12, stagey wing roosters 15, old roosters 11, picks 10, geese 9, and fresh eggs 30.
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Mitchell
Wheat futures dull as trade shows no salient feature
Minneapolis wheat markets opened weak and eased further with broad dullness across futures. May futures slipped, cash bids steady to firm for top-quality wheat, while oats and flax were quiet. barley and rye showed scattered activity, and prices across No 1 hard spring and white varieties ranged in narrow bands.
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Minneapolis
Oalx
Rya
Montana Co
Jay
Receipts of Armour and Co Hog Receipts to Noon Today
Armour and Co reports hog receipts to noon today totaling 1000 head. Bar onard is not a public market and Horonite cannot supply daily market quotations. Readers are asked to note that quotations from public markets are quoted elsewhere.
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Armour & Co
Baronard
Markets AARON POULTEY BUTTER EGGS Swift & Co Huron
Markets report daily prices for poultry dairy and eggs with figures for hens under and over 434 pounds leghorn and tight hens spring weights live ducks and related categories as furnished by Swift & Co of Huron Ohio reflecting trade activity and product standards.
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Aaron Poultey
Swift & Co
Huron
Huron Poultry and Eggs Prices Read Just Above Market
The Huron Poultry and Eggs notice from Boek Brothers of Huron SD lists live and dressed poultry including ducks geese and turkeys with varied weights plus prices for hens old toms young birds and live birds. It notes prices subject to change without notice and includes egg and flour market snippets with shipments and bran prices from Ravolis Minnesota.
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Huron Poultey and Ecgs
Boek Brothers
Huron
Ander & Ibs
Starkeys
Scout Council Pushes Lake Project at Camp Da Ko Tal
A delegation from the Central South Dakota Boy Scout council travels to Pierre on January 14 to seek aid from the state game and fish commission for a proposed artificial lake at Camp Da Ko Tal near Miller. The trip follows a Huron meeting approving the council charter renewal and continuing the services of area executive Fred C. Eggers for 1930.
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Mier
C. KH. Walker
Court of Hostor
Clearge A. Youel
Huron Dnance
Frank Kinyon
Auron
Toop Organization
G. J. Kic
Huron
R. Andersen Miller
Albart Hartt
Doland
A. J. Langs
Leo A. Temmey
R. EB
Nawlins
Pierre
W. H. Saxton
H. A. Hartvicl
A. F. Schleher
G. %. Stutenroth
Stock Prices in Narrow Range on Slow Trading Day
New York stock prices moved within a narrow band as trading volume fell to a year low. Notable movers included Radio-Keith Or Circum, Union Tank Car, and American Woolen, with totals around 2,202,000 shares. The close remained steady amid mixed gains and losses across many blue chips.
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New York
Oklahoma
Radio-Keith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union
Western Union
General Electric
Auburn Auto
Air Reduction
Johns Manville
St. H. Macy
American Water Works
Otis Elevator
Nash Motors
Burrough
Standard Gas and Electric
A. M. Byers
U. S
Seara Roebuck and
Montgomery Ward
Centennial state bannered with one hundredth birthday note
In a Minneap olis market snippet the piece notes Colorado was admitted to the Union in 1876 and has since been called the Centennial state marking the one hundredth anniversary of American independence. It also lists bank and oil stock figures in a terse financial line.
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Daniel Gugeenheim
Atety
Lersenower
Colorado
December Sets Year's Record in Huron Debits
Carl Voigt of the National Bank of Huron reports December 1929 debits to individual accounts reached $6.934 million, a new monthly high and $714,000 above December 1928. The year total hit $71.015 million, up $278,000 from 1928, driven by December activity and a deficit carried from the first 11 months.
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Huron
Agates
Carl Voigt
National Bank of Huron
Voigt
Wnfnth Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Mrr. Voigt
Brena
Clarke to Attend Road Convention Trips
J CLARKE 10 LEAVE FOR ROAD CONVENTION PISRRE Jan 7. B Joun and J Clarke state highway commissioners will depart for Chicago and Atlantic City N J to attend road conferences and the international road builders show. They will be gone about two weeks. Harper Hamilton state bridge engineer will also attend the Chicago convention.
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Harper
Hamilton
Will
Chicago
Chamber Meet Set for March 3 by Huron Chamber
Directors of the Huron Chamber of Commerce set Monday March 3 as the annual meeting date. Debate centered on program structure and potential outside speakers. A January 14 special board meeting will include U S Chamber official C R Mills during his South Dakota tour with Aberdeen and Mitchell as stopovers. Good food habits for children and lunch program details also dominated afternoon sessions.
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Huron Chamber of Commeres
Nota
Brougsat
Huron
Board of ‘Directors
C. It. Mills
Northwest Division
United States Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Tere
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Iis
Three Rinks In Good Condition In Huron
Skating facilities in Huron are declared the best in years due to a cold snap. Three rinks in the city remain in excellent condition. One at Huron College athletic field and another in Ravine Park were financed by the Lions Club and overseen by Ineo A. Temmey. A third rink near Ohio Guenus and Sixteenth Street benefited from volunteer effort led by T Calendina.
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Huron
Huron College Athletic
Ravine Park
Lions' Club
Ineo A. Temmey
Chaifrman
Educational and
Huron’ Chamber of Commerce
Ateran
T. Calendina
Ohio Guenus
Sixteenth Street
Woman's Clubs Discuss Family Habits And School Lunch
At the Huron meeting of the Woman's Extension division in the farmers assembly rooms the morning session featured a round table on family dad habits and the school lunch. The discussion highlighted how families eat and plan meals, noting that the main issue is not food scarcity but knowing what to serve and how to get family members to eat properly.
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Mias
Sarah Dawing
Bonilia
Fourteen Seek Lighter Terms Pardon Hearings Move Ahead
A state board of pardons hears petitions from fourteen inmates seeking pardons or commutations this afternoon. The list includes Herman Konexamp for rape, M A Bruce for robbery, Joseph Rontier for rape, Frank Howard for embezzlement, and others with crimes such as grand larceny and burglary. Proceedings hinge on whether all required papers are filed to confer jurisdiction.
German Radio Tax Nets Large Sum
Berlin reports broadcasting remains a highly lucrative venture, with the German postal ministry firmly entangled in tax matters and revenue collection related to the booming transmission series. The article highlights the financial heft and regulatory framing surrounding public and private broadcasting earnings.
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Berlin
Radio subscribers taxed to fund monopoly plan
A proposed monopoly plan would tax radio receivers at a fraction of a cent per month. About 3,000,000 radio subscribers could yield roughly 18 million dollars annually. The 1928 statistics suggested only half the subscribers would be needed to operate the stations.
County Papers Contest Sparks Beadle County Meeting
Beadle County commissioners held their first meeting in the courthouse to designate official papers. The Evening Huronite won retention. The Edison Herald was not chosen. The Wolsey Herald joined the field after a three way race for papers. Other actions included reelecting the chairman, reappointing the janitor, and naming county farm officials as the highway department and farm tasks loom ahead.
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Beadle
Court House
Wolsey Herald
Frank Kuehn
E. Chamberlain
Huroy
W. M. Davie
Arthur Mier
Tran Mate
Welsey Herald
Mr. Kuehn
Charles Wilson
Veteran Court House
H. A. Erlon
County Highway Department
County Farm
Chem
Beadle County Leads In 4-H Enrollment Growth
Beadle County ranks second in the state for 4-H enrolment as county agent R A Cave reports, noting increases in both boy and girl membership and a rise in dairy calf projects from 472 events to over 200 calves. Lions club members heard the activity outline while rink facilities at Huron College and Ravine Park were praised for serving over 1,000 children.
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Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Beedie County
Cave
Lion's Club
S. Betts
Doherty Visits Elks Thursday Initiation Planned
Hu Ten Elks lodge hosts Rev L Doherty of Rapid City district deputy grand exalted rules for an official visitation. The meeting begins at 6 in the Elks lodge room with about 10 candidates to be initiated and entertained.
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Hu- Ten Elks Lodge
L. Doherty
Rapid City
Elka Lodge
Jamigon
New Electrolytic Method Aims To Recover Copper
Pullman reports a new hydro electric metallurgical process to extract nearly pure copper from copper sulfide ore. Developed by Washington State College researchers after a year of work, the method relies on cheap hydro power and electrolytic steps to produce marketable copper in the mine.
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Pullman, Wash
Seriel of Mines and Geology
Washington State College
Sayt A. E. Drucker
Gean
College of Joining
Tash
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