Market News Reports Lower Sheep Prices and Steady Cattle
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON Jan 11 cattle and calves steady hogs down to 2.85 top 2.80 in places sheep 25 lower with spring lambs and buck lambs quoted. Chicago hog market slow with top at 32.50 and most sellers 3.20 to 3.40. Sioux City and Chicago cattle and hogs show mixed activity and price shifts across weight classes.
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Durmour
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Packers
Chicago
Wade
Sioux City
Jan Speew
Sioux
S. D
Brite Io
Wheat Slips After Strong Start In Minneapolis Trade
Wheat started firm on government farm reserve optimism but finished lower as professional traders dominated. May wheat futures closed down 1 and July down 1 1/2 percent. Cash wheat receipts were light with demand moderate, and oats and flax saw varying losses while corn remained limited. Minneapolis cash close cited mixed No.1 northern and amber durum prices with range reports across futures and cash markets.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Harley
Duluth
Livestock Auction Reports From South St Paul and Sioux Falls
Cattle and hog markets show mixed bids with steady to lower trends. South St Paul notes moderate bids on yearlings and steady cows and bulls, while Sioux Falls reports hogs down about 10 cents with top bids around 2.10, cattle steady around 3.00.
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South St. Paul
Jan
Sioux Falls
Produce Markets Huron Poultry Surges
Market report notes brisk activity in Huron as Poultry prices rise tied to Swift Co sourcing. Trade shows stronger demand from local grocers with steady shipments and higher bulk sales reported amid midweek market updates.
Market Prices Dip Across Hides Poultry Butter and Produce
Price lists show No. 1 cured hides varied by weight from under 45 pounds at 5 cents to over 45 pounds at 5 cents, with horse hides and bull hides priced differently. Chicago and Sioux City reports track live poultry and eggs prices with unsettled poultry, steady dressed turkey markets, and varied butter and potatoes values.
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Bolles, & Rogers
Biron Hide“and Metal Co
Huron
Sioux City
Jeghorn
Sioux Cuty
Sioux Falls
Cross currents prevail on Mart stock trades in New York
Cross currents prevailed in quiet stock trading in New York on Jan 1. Ablites and related firms showed a firm undertone with mild profit taking across several industries while metals were reactive. Late dealings remained irregular as transfers reached about 1,650,001 shares with gains for Nash, American, Commercial Alcohol, U.S. Industrial Alcohol, Consolidated Gas and Soria-Fe. Several names like Smelting and Case, Chrysler, Dome and American Telephone dipped around a point.
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Mart
New York
Nash
Alco
Consolidated Gas
Soria -Fe
Case
Chrysler
Dome
American
Fragmented OCR list of company names and percentages
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous company names and percent figures such as Alaska Juneau Zi Aleghany Ja Al Chen & Dye 146 percent Allis Chal 17 percent and Am For Pow 3 percent Am Int 1583 percent. The text includes references to Caterpillar, Ford, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Buick among others, interspersed with stray punctuation and incomplete terms, resembling a fragmented financial or stock page.
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Alaska
Juneau
Aleghany Ja
al Chen & Dye
Allis Chal
Can
Am Loos
Am Tion ‘Corp
Barnse Bendix Av
Beth” Steel
Briggs Mig
Brusswick
Balke
Power
Fox
Gen ‘Mators
Ho ‘Hudson
M1 Fern
Airport Project Given Approval
Approval for a new 60 by 60 foot hangar at Huron Airport is approved. The project aims to employ about 20 men for five to six weeks on a civil works program funded partly by popular subscriptions and government labor. the hangar will include a repair shop, improve field markings, and position Huron as a regional airplane repair hub, with Mossiu.
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Huron Airport
CWA
Omaha
Twin Cities
Huron
Lester G. Orcutt
West
Marshal L. Hoppin
Irport
Aeronautics Division
Department of Commerce
Hoppin
Mobs Crowd To Wynekoop Trial In Chicago Court
Dr. Alice Wynekoop stood trial for murder as hundreds pressed to enter the Criminal Courts Building in Chicago. Judge David ordered the venue cleared after the crowd’s near riot like scenes. Prosecutor Dougherty described Rheta Gardner Wynekoop’s death by bullet and possible chloroform, with selection of a jury slow and likely to span days.
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Criminal Courts
Chicago
Alice L. Wesnekoop
Rheta Gardner Winekoop
Joseph B. David
Beilif James Gabriel
Alot
Wynekoop
Charles Dougherty
Dougherty
Rheta
Esrle Wynekoopson
Amateur Architect Plans Skyscraper in Columbus
A Columbus restaurant worker, George Agassian, born in Turkey, dreams of a modern skyscraper. He spent hours sketching designs despite never attending architecture school.
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Columbus, C
Earl
Columbus
Turkey
George Agassian
Mild Weather Seen For Blizzard Anniversary
Weather official M R Hovde forecasts a drop in temperatures, starting Friday afternoon, with cold but non severe conditions expected Friday night. The blizzard of January 12 1288 is recalled as a sudden storm that caused major livestock losses and fatalities.
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Zand
M. R. Hovde
State Weather Bureau
Mercury
Senate Reverses Self On Rum Bill
In Washington the Senate reversed course on the house liquor tax bill and struck out the Clark amendment aimed at debt default nations. President Roosevelt opposed the amendment and pressured the reversal. The Senate then passed the bill itself without a record vote as conferees were reappointed to reconcile differences with the House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Clark
Senate
Capitol
House
Home Courses To Be Offered Here In Beadle County
Beadle county will host home making courses funded by the Civil Works Administration to employ home economics teachers and train prospective homemakers. Classes will meet once or twice weekly in Beadle county towns, with female residents 16 and older invited to enroll. In Huron, sessions will run at Wilson McKinley and Jefferson schools, led by Miss Ethel Bowe and Miss Helen Costain from Siete College, through February and March with no tests and minimal costs beyond books and fuel.
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Beadle County
Civil Works Administration
Beadley County
Raadle County
Ethel, Bowe
Helen Costain
Siete College
Sara Dewing
Catherine McKay
A. J.J Las
Solons Agree To Relieve Hog Taxes and Processing
A delegation of House members announced that the Agricultural Adjustment Administration agreed to relax hog processing taxes. Farmers would be exempt up to 100 pounds nets, with a 400 pound tolerance, totaling 1200 pounds, for hogs killed for selling purposes.
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Solons
Washington
Pouse
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ford Sees Good In NRA Program
New York Times dispatch from Detroit quotes Henry Ford praising the NRA while warning against selfish interests. Ford says there is belief in the NRA's ideals but notes foundations unresolved and independence vital. He warns against using the NRA to form a new trust and urges competition to spur better results.
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Ford
New York
The
New
Yorke Times
Detroit
Henry Ford
NRA
Dispatch
Harold N
September And June Tie For Marriages
The annual vital statistics report from Clerk of Courts 5. P. Glanzer shows September and June each recorded 23 marriages, matching the traditional peak. The year saw 412 births, 188 deaths, and 172 marriages, with 22 divorces and three declarations of intention to become U.S. citizens. no citizenship papers were granted.
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Dan Cupid
Therm
Clerk of Courts 5
P. Glanzer
United States
Ene
Receive Report On Educational Survey
The January issue of the Sworth Central Association Bulletin provides insights on school college articulation and the blending of high school and college studies. It notes hours needed for major subjects, and highlights a trend toward broad liberal training over narrow specialization. Huron College is praised for long continuous North Central Association membership.
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Sworth Central Association
Ella McIntre
Huron College
Miss McIntire
North Central Association
Mdivani And Bride To Meet In Japan
Prince Alexis Mdivani and his wife Barbara Hetton head toward Yokohama to reunite after a round-the-world honeymoon. The liner Hikawa Maru sails from Hong Kong with the couple aboard. details include a lavish suite for the bride and a departure from San Francisco for Tatsuta Maru.
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Vancouver
B. Cy
Prince
Princess Alexis Mdivani
Pacific
Yokohama
Prince Alexis
Hare
Moon
Barbara Hetton
beix+ ess
San ‘Francisco
Mdivani
Rend
Nev
California
Azid
Dei ‘Prince
Alexis Ibaid Seisonaltorndy
Ory Serge and
David
Sweepstakes Won By Boy And Girl In Coloring Contest
Winners named Wendell Monroe Wallis and Alive Iverson led a weekly comic coloring contest sponsored by The Evening Huranite. Prizes are free tickets to Huron theatre with eight runners up also receiving tickets. Winners must claim at the theatre, with many participants and addresses listed for record-keeping.
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Wendell Monroe Wallis
Route 2
Huron
Moon Mullins
Alive Iverson
Carpenter
Huron Theatre
Tschetter
Melferd Kilstrom
Cavour
Erle Gillenberg
Eisine Lyman
Our Our
Howard L. Miller
Esmond
Gladys
Schwalen
Kansas
Moon
Mullins
Vernon Bramman
Mary Jane Styer
Ohio Avenue
Gumps
Music Students To Appear In Recital At Huron College
A Friday evening recital at Huron College chapel features Tecra and students from Grace Finley Alice Sanderson Camden Rayburn Loftus Ward with vocal selections by Lois Gitchell Nardin Skare Madison Helen Hackney Carla Jollefson and violin by Harrold Ven Heuvelen. Byrne Anderson is Miss Finley’s sole pupil in the program. The public is invited.
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Conservatory of A Music of
Huron College
Grace Finley
Alice Sanderson
Camden Rayburn
Loftus H. Ward
Ward
Lois Gitchell
Huron
Nardine Skare
Madison
Helen Hackney
Billings
Mont
Carla Jollefson
Wilow Lake
Washington School P T A Meeting Draws Fifty
About 50 attended the Washington P T A gathering held Tuesday evening. Paul K. Myers of the Chamber of Commerce spoke on partnerships with children, and Miss Gladys Murray discussed thrift at home. Music featured a piano solo by Margaret Lampe and three numbers by Jeanie Lampe and Bennie Gazen. Dickie Pappas performed two mandolin solos. The Rev Alfred Frerenry presented the Lions club moral code for youth. Refreshments followed hosted by Miss Clara Jo Place's room.
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Washington School
Washington P. T. A
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Gladys Murray
Margaret Lampe
Jeanie Lampe
Bennie Gazen
Dickie Pappas
Alfred ‘Frenerry
Lion's Club
Clara Jo Place
Co-Op Club Board Will Meet Tonight at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
The Co-Operative Club board meets for its 61st session of the new year at 7 20 tonight to discuss plans for 1934. Charles B. Miller, retiring president, becomes board chairman and will preside. The event is at Hotel Marvin Hughitt.
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Board of Erectors
Co-Operative Club
Charles B. Miller
T the Board
Marvin Hughitt
North Dakota Flier Lands on Grass After Skidding
Lester Orcutt, a federal commerce department inspector from North Dakota, landed a ski equipped plane on dry grass in Pierre after opting to avoid rough Missouri river ice. He swapped skis for wheels in Fargo and returned home the next day. John Nystul of Fargo was appointed to lead organization work for federal savings and loan associations in North and South Dakota.
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North Dakota
Pierre
Jan
Lester Orcutt
Federal Department of Comece
Missouri
Iving
Port-St' Fargo
Orcutt
Fargo
Nystul
N. D
John Nystul
North and
South Dakota
Savings and Loan Associations
State uses 22500 bushels grain for feeding game birds
The state game and fish department secured 22500 bushels of grain through the federal government to aid feeding game birds in territories where needed.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jan. U
State Game and Fish Department
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York
Bride
Japan
Reed
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