Armour Market Prices Rise At Armour Stock Yards
Armour Market shows higher prices across cattle calves and sheep with dry fed steers and yearlings at 7.00 to 8.00, cows mostly 2.50 to 4.25, veal and calves varied, hogs up to 7.50 for 220 lb plus, Chicago and Sioux City reports mirror gains as buyers seek choice steers and lambs, with limited supplies and steady or higher quotes in midwest markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Armour
Medléc
Packers
Chicago
Sioux City
Stoux City
USDAI
Coles
South & Paul
South ST. Paul
USDA
Etockere Acarce
Ventera
Minneapolis
U.S
D. A
ATS
Sioux Falls Livestock Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle
Sioux Falls market notes show hogs at 1 500 head with gains of 15 to 25 cents, top 1.90, bulk 7.30 to 7.90, butchers 6.50. Cattle 400 head steady. January 17 report.
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Sioux Falls
Wheat Prices Rise In Strong Market Session
Wheat futures closed higher across May July and September as Chicago and Minneapolis exchanges reported a firm or rising market. Cash wheat steady, demand mixed for other grains while hogs and cattle markets showed higher quotes and uneven activity in Chicago and South St. Paul.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis grain quotes and cash close across Duluth and Minneapolis
Grain prices and cash close figures appear for Minneapolis and Duluth markets with multiple barley rye oats and wheat grades. The report lists No 1 dark northern and other durum and amber durum prices, protein levels, futures ranges, and cash bids reflected by Associated Press items.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Associated Press
Markets HURON POULTRY BUTTER EGGS
Markets from Huron Bolles Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co list poultry and butter prices, with prices for hens, leghorns, and other poultry, plus hides and wool. Chicago and Sioux City reports show wide movement in poultry, butter, eggs, and potatoes, with prices for eggs and butter steady or firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Sioux City
Stock Market Doldrums Persist Amid Mild Firmness In Sectors
New York with a steady to slightly improved tone in major names U S Steel Chrysler Consolidated Gas and Santa Fe showing slight declines while General Motors Case General Electric and American Telephone display stability or modest gains. Closing quotes list a long array of tickers including Alaska Juneau Alleghany Amex Ampar and many others, reflecting a cautious market with uneven price moves.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Consolidated Ges
Santa Fe
General Motors
Case
General Electric
American Telephone
American Can
State Licenses in Liquor Bill Continued
The article details liquor taxes by alcohol content and tax stamps for distilleries and wholesalers. It lists license classes with fees from 25 to 6 000 dollars, nighttime and daytime on sale rules, and location restrictions near schools or campuses. It also outlines applicant qualifications, pricing controls, and container restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius
Gounis
Minneapolis Stocks Report From The Associated Press
Market summary shows Ford Motor and Swift & Company among quoted issues with modest gains. Treasury and Federal Farm Loan notes listed with varying prices, while Home Owners Loan issues post mixed results in early trading.
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Elite
Ford Motor Limited
Swift and Company
Treasury Be
Lion
Liquor Licensing Provisions and Penalties Listed
The text outlines liquor sale restrictions including no sales outside hours, Sunday and election-day bans, and no service outside the licensed building. It details penalties up to $2000 fines and jail, costs, and civil penalties for unstamped liquor. Revenue allocations favor the law enforcement fund and municipalities, with funds used by the state justice department and liquor central commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor
Geylers
Hue Surety Mable
Wold
State General Fund
State Justice Department
Liquor Central Commission
Autopsy Details in Lindbergh Baby Case
Testimony described body features matching the Lindbergh baby, with investigators recounting how the body was moved and garments removed. Dr. Mitchell testified the child died from a fracture with instantaneous death, noting the blood clot and facial similarity to the Lindbergh infant.
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Lindbergh Estate
Mitchell
Frederick A. Pope
Trenchard
Pope
Ion
Witlet
Astache Beers
Leila
Morgan bank official testifies on Lindbergh ransom bills
Stuart W. Cregin of Morgan bank tells prosecutor Anthony My Haueky Jr. he prepared a ledger listing Lindbergh ransom currency and took two bundles to the Fordham branch of Coin Exchange Bank around March 23. He says the money was moved to a Bronx home and stored in a locked closet. story later corroborated by Longstreet Minton, another Morgan employee.
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Stuart W. Cregin
Morgan Banking
Anthony My. Haueky, Jr
Cregin
Morey
Fordham
Coin Exchange Bank
Crexin
FL D. Bartow
Bronx
Bartow
Waldo
Longstreet Minton
Morgan
Jemploye
Girl Scout Council Sets Plans for Regional Conference
Brownie packs will be organized in Huron schools under the Parent-Teacher Association sponsorship. Miss Marie Aftsi’s visit prompts a January 23 luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hughitt for conference and council members to outline regional meeting plans for May 7 8 and 9.
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Girkeel Council
Tugtown
D. ©. Reuter
Girl Scout Agrivities
Charles E. Bark
Girl Scout Council
Hed
E. C. Grothe
Huron
Marie Aftsi
Marvin Hughitt
Wagner bill outlines vast federal funding aims
President urges rapid federal action on economic security to back state measures as forty four legislatures convene. The message includes a 00-word committee report detailing the bill’s recommendations and the large appropriations proposed to support the Wagner economic security program.
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Committee On Economic Security
Legion Delegation Attends District Auxiliary Meeting
A South Dakota Legion event featured McKenzie presiding at the pro era banquet and Lee Temmey introducing visitors. Seven units represented including Ashton Faulkton Miller Orient Redfield Huron. District President Clara Zacritz reported a national membership citation.
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Glazier
McKenzie
Lee A. Temmey
Legion
Pauline Crawford
Aevon
Ashton
Faulkton
Miller
Orient
Redfield
Hitchcock
Huron
Clara Zacritz
Sherburne
Battle Mountain
Hospital Admitions and Dismissals Report
At the hospitals the admitted list includes Wilmar Houston Broadland O H Gonstead Willow Lake Mrs Mike Gross Huron Parwin North Esmond medical. Dismissed are Ella Irish Huron Mrs H Aldred Huron Mrs Ww Vanderby and baby boy Doland.
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Wilmar Houston
Broadland
O. H. Gonstead
Willow Lake
Mike Gross
Huron
Mediecal
Parwin North
Esmond
Ella Irish
H. Aldred
Ww. Vanderby
Baby Boy
Doland
Dealers Endorse NRA Code at Detroit Convention
The National Automobile Dealers Association closed its annual Detroit meeting by endorsing the NRA code for retail dealers and voted to return for the 1998 gathering. Barry Lampe retires after a three week trip to Chicago and New York City visiting conventions of shoe retailers. He attended the national convention in New York and a regional convention in Minneapolis, with the next regional meeting planned for Des Moines Iowa.
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Detroit
Barry Lampe
Chicago
New York City
Minneapolis
Lampe
Des Moines
Tax Exemption On Homesteads Proposed In SD Senate
Pierre January 1 1936 a resolution by Senator Slocum Republican Glenham proposes a constitutional amendment to allow homestead tax exemptions in South Dakota. The measure would be put to voters in 1936 and would authorize exemptions up to 3000 dollars for homesteads of one acre or less and up to 169 acres elsewhere. Slocum says the current constitution blocks such exemptions but the amendment would merely permit the legislature to grant them within set limits.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Senate
ULC
Slocum
Republican
Glenham
Sugcetta
Suc
Cuite
Notic
Winter Frolic Lights Up Huron Knights of Columbus
Huron Knights of Columbus begin their annual mid winter frolic Friday at the K of C hall with a carnival dynamo show to start Friday night and run through Saturday. Glazier's orchestra with Chrisenson and Lyle Glazier will provide dancing music. American Legion and Huron Elks Lodge support the event, with Legion providing 10 to 22 volunteers per night and the Elks lending carnival equipment for the city wide affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Knights of Columbus
K. Oc
Daivce
Glazier
Chrisenson
Lyle Glazier
American Legion
Huron Elks Lodge
Nights of Columbus
Legion
Elks Ledge
Christenson Boy Dies This Morning Near Hitchcock
Stanley Vernon Christenson, nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernan Christenson, northwest of Hitchcock, died this morning after an illness since December. He was born December 2, 1925. Survived by parents and sister Darlene. Funeral 1:15 Sunday at home seven miles north and three miles west of Hitchcock, 2:30 at Hitchcock Methodist Church with Rev. SD. District of Huron officiating. Burial in Aledoona cemetery.
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Christenson
Stanley Vernon Chistenson
Vernan
Hitchcock
Stanley
Hitchevei
Darlene
Huron
Aletoona Cemetery
Huronites praise Opera and Hansel and Gretel
Readers laud the coming Hansel and Gretel opera presented in Huron with low admission prices. A.J. Lang and Frances Mary Moyer endorse the event as vital for music appreciation, noting strong radio trends and support from local musicians. Mrs Camden Rayburn also recommends the Chicago Culbertson company and urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
A.J. Lang
Minneapolis Synphony Orchestra
Sousa'a
Imsel
Jad Gretel
Robert DP
Lusk—Harun
Hansel and Gretel
National Conference of Publi School
Frances Mary Moyer
Huron
Camden Rayburn
Harry Culbertson Company
Chicago
Huron College
Mr. Culbertson
Tyne
Reduced Accidents at Northwestern Public Service Co
The company magazine reports an 85 percent drop in accidents on its properties over the past four years, highlighting safety improvements and driver training as key factors in the decline.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Lost glove found for right hand seeks owner reward
A young man reports a black glove found in the street. The finder offers reward and asks the owner to contact Hitronite to reclaim it.
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Liquor Control Commission
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