Wheat and livestock markets swing on Jan 12 report
Market wires from Minneapolis to Chicago show gains in wheat and corn futures with slim cash demand. Livestock prices in St Paul Sioux City and Chicago remained mixed, with yearlings and light steers firm or higher while fat cows and feeders showed varied activity. Winter markets acknowledged steady or higher bids despite broad fluctuations.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jang
U.S. Dept
Seli
Sioux City
Siouxlity
Dept Agri
Ross
Chicago
High
Huron Market Receipts and Quotations
Huron markets note Armour & Co hog receipts to noon today and that yard tactics prevent public market quotations. The Huronite cannot supply daily quotes. readers urged to consult other markets. Wheat and oats prices listed include No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.00 and No 3 white oats at 0.37.
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Armour & Co
Poultry and Eggs Prices in Springs and Dairy Market Update
Daily prices from Strut & Co Springs list poultry items including live ducks under six pounds at 46 cents, dressed ducks under six pounds at 13 cents, live geese and other poultry with missing values, with general notes that prices can change without notice. Boek Brothers in Ucon S D offers dairy market quotes with direct shipper and station prices, listing 246 as a value.
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Chicago
Sieux Falta
Satarias Sigux Falls
Ancona
Strut & Co
Boek Brothers
Ucon, S. de
Iyackrabbits
Losses Spread Across Wide List Of Stocks Inhedge New York
Market ends with heavy losses across many issues after a volatile session. Traders dumped positions amid caution on money rates, with notable declines in Dupont, Radio, Wright Aero, US Steel, and several others. Major gains seen in Am Sugar and some railroad names were not enough to lift overall sentiment.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Hous
Radio
Dupont
Wright Aero
Burroughs
Allico Chemical
Greene Cananea/ Copper
Johns Manville
Kansas City Southern
Otis Elevator
Perre Marquette
Amoerican Metals
United States Steel Common
Mrs Lannum of Los Angeles Dies in Huron Mention
A death notice reports Mrs. C Lannum of Los Angeles dying Thursday at 11:25 p.m. She is survived by her husband three young children four sisters and two brothers. The notice lists location as Oromond 1349 Kanaus avenue with garbled spelling in the OCR.
Travisiies on Politics by Walter Travis in Dakota Senate
Walter Travis reflects on the Dakota legislature with focus on executive sessions for confirm actions and reappointments. He notes secrecy, early sessions, and the era’s political customs while citing Pennington county figures and a Beadle county bill proposal about dating eggs with a rubber stamp.
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Travisiies
Walter Travis
Morris Church Gutted by Fire in Fort Worth
The First Baptist church led by Frank Norris was destroyed by fire in downtown Fort Worth, along with a four story adjacent Sunday school building. Firefighters saved the Administration building housing KTAT towers. Norris was in Austin when news reached him. He had accused threats against his life and the church.
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Fort Worth
Tex
First Baptist Church
Frank Norris
KTAT
Texas Air Transport
Norris
Austin
Fie
Poultry Profit Noted at Selby
Walworth county chicken, turkey, and hog raisers posted extra profits last year by adopting cleanli ness and sanitary methods through the Grow Healthy Chick plan. On eight farms chick losses dropped from 49.1 to 26.1 percent and chicks reached a finer stage two to three weeks earlier. Turkey raisers found the system adaptable to turkey grazing and four farmers cut pig losses using MacLean's county system, with pigs farrowing in 1837.
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Selby
Walworth County
Imade
L. C. Lippert
State College Extension Service
County urges early license plates to avoid arrest
Hundreds of Headle county car owners face days of garage confinement after February 1 for driving with old numbers. County treasurer E H Vance says staff cannot issue 1929 licenses to all drivers in time. He notes 862 automobile licenses and 107 truck licenses sold recently, with about 7 000 autos and 70 trucks in the county. The green title certificate from the state motor vehicle department is required for new plates. Many residents arrive with ownership cards and must fetch the title certificates to proceed.
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Headle County
E. H. Vance
State Motor Vehicle Department
Blake Named Postmaster at Huroz
Washington January 12 UPJ reports President Coolidge nominated Ambrose R Blake as postmaster at Huroz. The current postmaster A B Blake term ends January 31. Senate approval is routine and Blake is expected to start a new four year term February 1.
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Washington
UPJ
Coolidge
Ambrose R. Blake
Huroz
A. B. Blake
Senate
Myr. Blake
Now England's Queen Is Sick
London January 12 Buckingham Palace announced Queen Mary has a slight illness and remains in her rooms due to extreme cold. The royal family said there was no retrogression. King George's illness continued with a quiet night and no new coalition changes reported.
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London
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Roral
George
Coalition
Vessels Race to Stricken Trinidadian Off Florida Coast
Two ships sped toward the distressed tanker Trinidadian which lay trapped on Gilberts Shoals about 200 miles southeast of Jacksonville. The 765 ton steamer with 26 crew members reported being imprisoned on the bar as crews abandoned ship. Coast guard cutter Famacraw and tug Warbler rushed to reach her, but officials warned relief would be slow and uncertain.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gilberts Shoals
Jacksonvile
Florida
Coast Guard
Famacraw
Savannah
Philadelphia
Warbler
Gilbert's Shoals
India
Jupiter Light
Coolidge Aids Pact Passage Battles Senate Jam
White House pressure pressed the stalled Kellogg antiwar treaty and cruiser construction bill but no vote. After a breakfast with Senator Curtis and Borah, Coolidge and Kel logge met again to seek a Senate agreement. Leaders remained hopeful to resolve differences and push a vote despite mounting opposition for an interpretation.
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White House
Senate
Coolidge
Curtis
Hanzas
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogge
Panate
Mildred Olson Dies After Lingering Illness
Mildred Florence Olson aged 14 years 11 months 21 days died at 1 15 yesterday afternoon at her home in John's addition after a lingering illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Olson. Funeral services will be held at Merton Pentecost church with Rev Guy H Rake of Huron officiating. Burial will be in the south Merton cemetery ten miles south of Clark. Survived by parents and four sisters Mrs Lawrence Sucker Mrs Everett Plunkett Mrs George Shea and Ethel Olson of Huron.
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Mildred Florence Olson
John
David Olson
Merton Pentecost
Guy H. Rake
Huron
South Merton
Clark
Former Huron Resident Dies in Newton Home
Friends in Huron report the death of Mrs. Olive Thurston Anderson of Newton Hang on New Year's Day. Born 1881 near Huron she was a graduate of Huron High School and later moved to Newton after her mother died. She was married to Phil M. Anderson in 1905 and leaves two sons Philip and Verna, plus a number of siblings.
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Phil M. Anyderson
Newton
Hang
Anderson
Olive Thurston
S. D
William R. Thurston
Huron High School
W. FR. Whorton
Phil M. Anderson
Philip Sud
Verna
Carrie Shaw
Dykeff, Minn
al Thurston
Woonsocket
C. F. Nissen
Mia
Carl White
Los Angeles
B. B. Thurston
San Diego
Bonilla Boys Beat Wessington In Double Bill
Bonilla and Wessington split a double header with Bonilla taking the visitors by 19 to 12 as Peterson and Bonilla led with 8 and 4 points respectively. The Wessington girls defeated the Bonilla girls 55 to 9.
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Bonilla
Wily Bonilla
Wessington
Peterson
Wilton
Railroad chief warns freight cuts harm midwest economy
James E. Gorman president of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad warned at a Greater Omaha association dinner that reducing freight rates to aid farmers could drive all railroads in the Midwest toward bankruptcy.
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Omaha
James E. Gorman
Chicago, Wock Island & Pacific Railroad
Middle West
Greater Omaha Association
Wells Future Uncertain After Red Canyon Oil Find
Edgemont reports a new Red Canyon drilling site near three miles northeast of town shows a strong oil presence. A. R. Nequette and H. Le Hollingsworth say pumping may start due to proximity to the railroad, but details on pipeline and timing remain unclear. They dismiss plans for a large corporate interest, signaling cautious, slow development with possible action next spring or earlier.
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Edgemont
A. R. Nequette
H. Lee Hollingsworth
Red Canyon
Hollingsworthy
Nequette
Hollingeworth
J. R. Ireland
Lincoln Nebr
Red Camron
Bancroft Wins Overtime Game Boys lose and girls win
Bancroft hosted a doubleheader with the boys falling 12 10 in overtime after a late Cavour rally and Schadt’s two gifts. the girls rolled 32 6 as Frye’s long shot sealed the win for Coach Gellerman’s squad. Nervous disease note and 1929 airport forecast follow in copy.
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Cavour Aces
Cavour
Batecroft
Schadt
Frye
Gellerman
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