Market News Highlights Hog and Cattle Price Shifts Tuesday
Armour Stockyards reports 3 908 hogs sold with gains 29 to 35 cents and top hogs around 1 40 per pound. Cattle and calves mixed with best weighty steers near 9 75 to 14 25 and vealers strong in the 11 50 to 13 00 range. Chicago Livestock trends show higher hogs and variable cattle, with lambs steady to higher amid active feeder demand. Listings note direct hogs, packing sows, and stocker prices across weight classes.
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Armour Stockyards
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Seer
Lew Cwltessead
Sioux City
Minnneapolis
le Bion
Imo
Mariey
Amr
Duluth
Jaen
Lew Clo
Bettors L
Paly
Ium Belle
Cienge
Seago
Tuwkey
Cibcago
Bagher
Palys
Early Trade Higher in Chicago Hog Market
Active demand and smaller receipts opened the week with a higher swing. Chicago sold 33,000 hogs versus 43,000 last week. outsiders paid top 6.30 for choice 14 to 20 lb loads. Heavyweights and cattle bids were weak, with steers carried over dampening trade. overall receipts 30,300 at eleven markets, down 3,000 from last Tuesday. Seed lamb demand rose in the East, while poultry bids held steady for lighter weights.
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Chicago
Balince
Tees Satie 64 Outs Mor while me mis. Bey, MOM Rye
Dulath Cath Close Teesday DULATH Jan 12 15 Cloee Flax on track LOY L50%6 to arrive 1564 May Wheat No 1 durum 13% 144 No 2 durum 71% Ta No 2 durum 744 Tike Mo 1 mixed durum 6% 12% No 2 46% TY No ked durum 44% Minneapolis Cariot Range Jan 13 Range of scarlet grain sales Wheat No 1 hard 1.5 1 dark northern TH% No northern 85% No 2 mixed wrn 20 No 2 hard winter 7 No 1 amber durum 75 No 2 mixed durum 64 No 2 red durum 2 Corn No 3 yellow 6254 6356 No 2 white 62 No 3 mined 0 Osis No 2 white 3014 36 Rye No 5 4 Barley No 2 2614
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Mom Rye
Teesday
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Minneapolig
Market Reports From Iowa to Illinois Docket Hogs and Poultry
A compilation of livestock and produce pricing across Chicago Sioux Falls Sioux City and Minneapolis markets. Reports show hogs poultry and eggs with varying prices and trends along with occasional butter and cheese quotations and dairy products.
Fourth annual Beadle club banquet held at MLE church
About 300 Beadle County extension club members their husbands and guests attended the noon banquet at the MLE church. Paul K Myers Huron urged business and farm cooperation while praising Miss Sera L Dewing and Mrs Warren Towne for home extension work. The program featured 4-H girls songs a solo by Mrs O P Drake and a play by the North Huron Extension club.
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Farm Bureau
South Dakota
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Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
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B. F. Barthel
H. M. Jones
Igeder
Brookings
Huron
R. A. Cave
F. E. Lochridge
Andy Palm
End
J. J. Miller
O. P. Drake
E. Harper
Wolsey
North Huron
Wheat Futures Turn Slightly Bullish in Early Trading
Wheat futures showed a hint of old time bullishness in early trading in Minneapolis on January 13 as May moved higher and July rose, while corn futures opened flat to lower and hovered in a narrow band. Cash wheat remained in strong demand with firm to higher prices, and durum strength supported mixed activity amid light barley and rye demand.
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Minneapolis
Farm Board
Jessie Ray Taylor Returns To Huron For Monologue Night
Jessie Ray Taylor, famed female monologist, performs tonight at Huron College in the third artist course showcase. Her costumed impersonations cover a wide range of characters, with critics calling her a capable impersonator. The program starts at 8 p.m. in the college gymnasium.
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College Tonight
Huron
Jesie Ray Taylor
City
Huron College
Miss Taylor
Huron College Gymnasium
Engles Faces Trial In Automobile Deal
Wilbur Engles will be brought before Municipal Judge Dick Haney tomorrow morning for a trial on a charge of operating an automobile without the owner's permission. Engles is alleged to have taken a car belonging to Calvin Hearth and driven to the vicinity of Alpena where it was wrecked yesterday afternoon. The information filed by State's Attorney Leo Temmey states the car was badly damaged. The state’s attorney said Engles was in the company of a boy companion and two girls when the car was taken and wrecked. Engles was arrested by Huron police after being given a ride back to Huron. Hearth is a salesman.
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Wilbur Engles
Dick Haney
Calvin Hearth
Alpena
Leo Temmey
Jana
Huron
Hearth
Pan Am Pet BOM Pare Pub
A Pan Am related item appears in a Pare Public record with a small percent figure and miscellaneous initials, indicating a brief notice or listing. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
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Pan Am
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R R Dirksen of Bancroft Dies at 75 in Bancroft
R R Dirksen age 75 4 months 2% days died at home Bancroft after two weeks illness. Funeral at St Johns Lutheran Bancroft Wednesday at 2 with Rev W Barrack. burial Bancroft cemetery. Survived by widow and eleven children Frank Ami Ralph William Mrs Schiender Harm Mrs Bathke Mrs Poppen Henry. two daughters died in infancy. One brother Henry in Germany and sister Mrs Christine Then in Germany plus 3 grandchildren. He helped found St Johns Lutheran and was a devout farmer and Christian.
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Ami
Ralph
William
William Schiender
Harm
Ed Bathke
Henry Poppen
Henry
FL Pierre
Christine
Sleo
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Huron Schools Organize Festival of Music at Corn Palace
Huron high school glee club band and orchestra join Madison and Mitchell students for a May 15 music festival in Mitchells Corn Palace. A. J. Leng says the program features a 250 voice chorus and about 200 instrumental players with paid admission not planned.
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Mitchell
A. J. Leng
Huron Public Schools
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Fesd
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Early Morning Fire Damages Home In Town
A fire in the residence of John Albright at Lawn Ridge avenue and Thirteenth street caused about 352 dollars in damage. Overheating chimney near the ceiling started the blaze, discovered at 1 20 am, spreading through partitions and requiring over two hours to extinguish. Mrs Lida R ach owned the neighboring house at SIN Town avenue southeast. Mr and Mrs Albright and three children occupied both homes. Mrs Albright sick, a physician attended at about 10 am, and the fire could have been fatal to the three upstairs children if not awakened. Water caused little extra damage. many partitions had to be torn out and furniture damaged.
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Lawn Ridge Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Huren Fre Department
Lida R
Sin Town Avenue
Albright
Debaters to Meet Northern Teachers Displaying Huron College Team
Debaters from Huron College will face Northern Teachers in a scheduled meet. The event features rivalry between colleges with emphasis on rigorous argument and rhetoric. Jamie St appears in the fragment, but details remain unclear.
Ed Decker Enters Not Guilty Plea
Iowa township farmer Ed Decker today pleaded not guilty before Circuit Judge Alva E Tayloe to grand larceny of hogs. The judge overruled defense motions to quash the information and for a demurrer. Bond was urged to be raised, with trial set to follow jury reports next Monday.
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Iowa
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I. A. Churchill
Decker
Lac A Temmey
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Taylor
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E .L. Senn
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Senn
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Wil- Mara J. Gartlard
Iden McDaniel
Pleasant View Township
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McDaniel
Jack Sellner
L. C. Zellner
Adam Lesney
Temmey
Ralph Burger
Dale Scott
Bruce Hepperle
Pupils View Electricity Film Courtesy of Northwestern Public Service
Pupils in the cinth and seventh grades of city schools witnessed the film Dynamite America about electricity. The viewing aimed to boost home electricity knowledge with the help of Mr. Oslund and the Northwestern Public Service.
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Northwestern Public Service
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Dynam
America
State chamber to hold two day convention in Huron
The South Dakota state chamber opens at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with sessions on cement plant advertising and Missouri River development. W. C. Allen and E. R. Heaton will preside, plus talks by A. M. Eberle and J. P. Connolly. A Huron smoker, funds, and elected directors follow, with a breakfast and dinner planned for Thursday drawing 250 to 300 attendees from across the state.
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Redfield
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Yankton
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