Sioux City Market Report Sparks Beef and Hogs Activity
Sioux City market notes show cattle and calves at varied prices with steers and yearlings active, fat cows and heifers steady, stockers and feeders mixed. Hog prices held firm to up, while sheep and lamb trading remained uneven with limited gains. Additional reports from Sioux Falls, St Paul, Chicago, Mitchell, and Minneapolis provide broader regional price ranges and futures outlooks.
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Sioux City
Stocker
Freder
Slour City
U. S Dept. Agr
St Paul
ST. Paul
T. S&s
Pto
Chicago
Corn futures show strength in opening of market
Minneapolis reports trading activity with corn futures advancing on export demand while oats remain dull. Cash wheat remains unsettled with high protein wheat firm, duram scarce and smutty or low protein lots slow. Flax demand rising but overall buyers lean toward the low end. Rye milling demand improving but ordinary quiet. Price ranges for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and flax listed with specific bid levels and delivery months across Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Jan
Bailey
Beriey
Markets Report From Huron Poultry Trade
Huron markets show Poultey Rutters and RgGs daily figures with swis co and Aaron entries. Hens priced under 3 pounds and Leghorn and Might hens listed, with springs and weights noted up to 237 pounds for stags and light springs.
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Huron -Poultey
Rutter
Swi & Co
Aaron
Leghorn Springs
Huron
Buck Brothers
Karen
Wileces
jMfens
Ander
Huron Poultry and Eggs and Dairy Market Update
Inland price listings for Huron area poultry and eggs include live and dressed ducks, geese, turkeys, and hens with frequent notes on weights and classifications. Separate sections cover Huron Dairy Market with shipper and Chicago station quotes for potatoes and Minneapolis flour prices, indicating modest market activity.
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Huron
Stock Market Volume Shrinks Amid Narrow Trading Range
New York trading on the stock exchange drops to the smallest volume since 1928 with prices hovering in a narrow band. Gains outpaced losses as floor traders kept activity steady while the public remained largely indifferent. Utilities and high priced issues showed notable moves as the day progressed.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Western Union
Ingersoll Rand
Columbian
Gdod
Pacific
Commonwealth Power
Thirevenue
Manhattan
Interborough Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
General Electric
Simmons
General Railway Signal
Collins and Airman
U.S
Allied Chemical
U.S. Industrial Alcohol
Lamber
Gillette Safety Razor
Westinghouse Electric
Tbacco
U. S. Steel
Market Quotations From Ait Chem To Not Cash Rex
A chaotic OCR list of ticker like stock quotes and prices spans numerous industries and names. The fragment includes Am Can Am Car Am Internal Armour etc along with railroads, steel and oil firms, and miscellaneous participants. It reflects a compact snapshot of late market movements with percentages and odd spellings.
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P.M
Chem & Dye
Am Car
Fdy
Armour AG
Armour
Sas Atchison
Bal
Ohio
Beth Steel
Carro de Pas
Ches’ & Ohio
CM St P&e
C& NW
CRI & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col Geeks
Erie Freeport-Tex
Houston Oi Fadson
Hary
Remecott
Kroger
Mack
Isa - Monty
Ward
Nash
Mirs
Rex
Market Movers Ledger Highlights Key Stocks and Percentages
A scanned market page lists numerous stocks with fractional and whole percentages, including Packard, Reading, Rem Rand, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Union Carbide. The dense OCR shows fluctuating values for 1920s style securities and rail/industrial firms, alongside commodity names and some company abbreviations.
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NH & H
Nor American
North Pac
Packard
Par
Penn Rt
Philips Pet
Pullman Ialo Corp
Rem Rand
St Ol /NI
St Ol NY
Siew Warp
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tre Pac la Tr
Timken Roller
Union Car
United. Fruit Hoste
U.S IndzAle
U S Rubber
US Steel
Vanadium St. . Wabash
Western Union
Weath Blee
Minneasota Stocks Snapshot From Early Trading Window
A terse market snippet shows bids and asks for several banks with First Bank Corp at four percent and Bancorporation around six to seven percent. The fragment indicates narrow price movement and a subdued trading tone amid a curb close reading.
Farmers Plan 1930 Beadle County Program at Assembly Room
Beadle County farmers gathered at the courthouse assembly room for their second annual program planning meeting with County Agent Roy A. Cave and assistant B. D. Davies presiding. The group emphasized 4-H club expansion, livestock projects, and a county chart tracing agricultural progress over the past decade. Alfalfa acreage rose from 9,365 in 1920 to 21,797 in 1929, while chicken numbers jumped to 179,140 and spring calf production increased from 514 to 879. The 1929 review noted strong gains in baby beef and newborn stock clubs, with notable overachievement in new fin ry calf members and a new potato and corn project, aided by certified seed for 400 acres.
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Beadle County
Roy A. Cave
Cave
B. D. Davies
Braoksingy
Jeader
Gotufter
Beadls County Better Livestock Association
Meadle
Huron Firms Win Bank Building Contracts
George C. Hunt secured the heating and plumbing job on the new Security National Bank building in Huron. The $9,000 sublease goes to Hunt Plumbing from A Moorman & Company of Minneapolis, which holds the general contract. Northwestern Public Service won the wiring contract, and Huron Construction Company already received building contracts.
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George C. Hunt
Security National Bank
Hunt Plumbing Company
A. Moorman& Company
Minneapolis
Northwestern Public Service Company
Hunt
Huron Construction Company
Bank
Doland Cagers Beat Groton 32 to 10
Doland defeated Groton by 32 points with B Hansen of Doland as top scorer at 17. Darling led the Groton visitors with seven points as Doland reserve players also won their game.
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Doland Cagers
Groton
Poland
Doland
B.hansen
Genter
Wis
Darling
the-Groton
Johnson Hadnt
Scouts Award Prominent Life Badges at Hoy Scout Court
Life Scout badges went to Frank Kinyon of Troop 6 Huron and Lawrence Wales of Troop 23 Alpena at the Hoy Scout Court of Honor last night presided by Dr George A Youel. George Hankell and Melvin Costain of Troop 2 earned Star and First Class respectively. Second class ranks were conferred on multiple scouts from Troop 2 and Troop 23. Merit badges were awarded across Troops 1 2 3 5 and G with specific scorings in first aid pioneering wood carving and health. Alpena representation noted with David Hyans Paul Eyang Robert Kelly Calvin Wahl Lawrence Wales and others receiving various badges. Next court of honor set for January 28.
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Frank, Kinyon
Huron
Lawrence’ Wales
Alpena
Sea
Basle
George A. Youel
George Hankell
Melvin Costain
Robert “Hornbeck
Lloyd McAlister
David Maul
Glen Olson
Raymond Ramsel
Ward Walker
Thomas Weston
George Schmitt
Eugene Theimer
William Leighton
Ernest Washburn
Eugene Tobin
Brice Ketelle
Craig Hartwich
Harold Carlson
Lyle Barton
Harold Scudamore
Howard Axelrad
Irving Axelrad
Douglas Cone
Lawrence Wales
Ueep
Youd
H. A. Harewich
George I. Costain
Warren
George Townsend
J. P. Walsh
M. Wilcox
F. I. Doel
J. B. Washburn
Tragic Fall From Scaffolding On Under Construction Tower
A worker fell to his death from the 25th floor of a high rise under construction when a piece of scaffolding collapsed. Investigators are examining the incident as a construction site fatality with safety protocols under review.
Custom of wearing musticie from Car Hang era to Moors in Spain
Fragmentary note states a custom of wearing musticie arose during the Car Hang period as Moors drove through Spain. The text is incomplete but implies a historic clothing or adornment practice linked to Moorish influence in Iberia.
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Spain
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Nutter Dr. Ifens
Lens Ander
Stagsyom
Old Roosters
All Geese
Hunter
Ducky
Reese
Siomn City
MOG Sales No- AY
Pricy No. Ay
Davn
Montana
Inesday
Palath
Bulsth
I, Armour & Co
Har
Watley
Tay
ALY Gan
Jay
Geox
Aier
Eames
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Flohr
First Bank Corp
Franky Kinyon
Lawrence
Court
Jean
John
Emerson
Bolles & Rogers
Market Road
Harvey's
Hallowe
NBCO
Asst Fey
Fey
NEW April Care
York Heest
New England
China
T. J. Harvey Co
Golden Rule Co
Youta
Sonya Gates
Shinuce
Quling
Blazers
Wright
Cretonnes
Peter
Golden Rose
Dakota Aroner
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