MARKET NEWS Prices Steady Across Hog Markets
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON Jan 2 receipts 19% up hog prices generally steady top day 3.6. Pigs 150 to 250 pounds traded steady with limited variation. Chicago market notes show buyers pushing features under $40 mark with openings 10 cents below yesterday. steers and calves mixed with vatters seeing minor concessions as supply remains ample. Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports reflect hogs down modestly and cattle buyers cautious, with bids generally softer for heavier cattle while lighter stock holds steadier.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
U. S
Wheat Futures Quietly Sluggish in Minneapolis Session
In Minneapolis on January 20, wheat futures moved slowly with little variation. May rose modestly while July gained, cash wheat steady with quiet demand and ample receipts. durum scarce yet in fair to good demand, oats, rye, flax and other grain prices showing varied but cautious activity across markets and bids.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Huron Poultry and Wool Markets and Chicago Produce Notes
Market snippets cover Huron poultry and eggs furnished by Buck Brothers and Huree, 5. D. Home with various weight classes. Bolles & Rogers provide hides, pelts, wool, and tallow prices. Chicago live poultry, butter, eggs prices steady. Sioux City, Mitchell, Sioux Falls reports with range of poultry, eggs, butterfat, and dairy goods for January readings.
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Huron
Buck Brothers Huree
Bolles & Rogers Huron, & DL
Chicago
Sioux City
Mitchell
Sioux Fala
Sioux Falls
Hense
Springs
Trading Is Dull On Stock Market
New York January 20. Short covering in the last hour lifted leading stocks a point or two after an earlier advance had been mostly lost during a slow selling movement. Trading was very dull throughout. Tobaccos were strong with Liggett and Myers American Tobacco pushing up over 2 points. American Can New Haven Union Pacific Allied Chemical American Telephone Southern Pacific rose 1 to 2. General Electric remained heavy though the loss moderated. Transactions about 1,100,000 shares.
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New York
Liggett Fe Myers
American Tobacco
American Cun
New Haven
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
Gettural Electric
Investment Trusts And Closing Quotations
Minneapolis ticker notes from January 13 list closing quotes for multiple stocks. Entries include Allied Chemical, Allis Chalmers, Am Can, Am For Power, Am Loco, Am Sugar, AT&T, Armour, Atchison, C&O, CNW, Chrysler, Cal G&E, Gen Elec, Gen Motors, Gillette, and others with varied price figures and fractions.
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Am Loco
At&t
Anacorula
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Atl
C&o
Cmst
CNW
Chrysler
Cal G&e
Cons Gas
Corn Products
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Kariman
Fou Film A
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen
Babe Ruth urges boys to knuckle down in youth talk
New York January reports Babe Ruth addressed over 1,000 boys at the Boys Club urged self improvement through sport or a trade. He stressed using opportunities and returning to help the program, speaking from a jammed hall as trainers and youths gathered. Three boys later argued outside over meeting the baseball icon.
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New York
Jan
Boy’s Club of
Ruth
Artie McGovern
Hall
Hamas Hated To Defeat Loughran At Madison Square Garden
Edward J. Neil profiles Steve Hamas, the college athlete turned heavyweight sensation after defeating veteran Tommy Loughran in a Madison Square Garden main bout. The piece covers Hamas’s Penn State career, hopes to become a doctor, his athletic family, and his unlikely path into professional boxing.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Kid
Harvey
Tommy
Steve
Hamas
Garden
Penny State
Wallington
N. J
Andy
Mike
Johnny
George
Anisher
Charlie Harvey
Pacific Coast
Charlie
Tom Haeeney
Nusslein Beats Tilden for First Time in World Series
William Tilden, nicknamed Big Bill, loses in a series billed as the world championship, with Tilden trailing two matches to one after a recent defeat. The report notes the ongoing rivalry and keeps the focus on the match outcomes and standings.
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Nusslein
Tilden
William T
Big Itl
Musakin
Acetylene Plant Blast Kills Pearl Creek Farmer Ver Bateman
Funeral plans pending for Verald Bateman a Pearl Creek township farmer killed in a acetylene lighting plant explosion on his farm. The blast occurred while he worked alone near the plant which had operated for over 20 years. Coroner John P Walsh reviewed the scene and noted a large wrench in his hand may have sparked the fatal detonation.
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Bateman
Pearl Creek Township
George
W. Bateman
Huron
Bateman Farm
John P. Walsh
Verald
Beadle County Extension Clubs Host Fourth Annual Banquet
About 300 attendees at the Beadle county banquet in the Elk’s ballroom of the Mary Vin Hughitt hotel heard Miss Susan Wilder, a nutrition specialist from State college, invite county residents to Farm and Home Week in February. Paul K. Byers welcomed guests from Huron Chamber of Commerce and George Kennard of the South Dakota Farm Bureau reviewed recent federation meetings. Short talks highlighted club achievements across Beadle counties communities including Broadland Yale Wolsey Bonilla Manchester Virgil and Huron. Community singing was led by H. Whisman with E. L. Sewell at the piano. Mrs. B. F. Barthel chaired the program. Hazel Christoffersen updated on 4H club contests.
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Snembers
Beadle County
Elk's
Maryvin Hughitt
Susan Z. Wilder
State College
Paul K. Byers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
George B
B. F. Bartheil
Beadle
Mias Hazel Christoffersen
Huron Debaters Win Big Eight Contest at Mitchell
Huron high school debaters secured a Big Eight victory in Mitchell last night. Team members Roger and Robert Wagner argued the negative on unemployment insurance. Coach D C Reutter led the squad, which will debate Yankton and Alexandria today and Madison Thursday.
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Huron
Mitchell
Huron High School
Roger
Robert Wagner
D. C. Reutter
Yankton
Alexandria
Madison
Main Suit Goes To Jury In Hein Estate Case
Circuit court reconvened after a noon recess to hear Willard Main's suit against A H Hemecate. Final arguments and judge Tayloe's instructions remained as the case was expected to go to the jury late today. Main seeks $580 for six cattle disappeared while in Hein farm custody.
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Main
Alva BE. Tayloe
Circuit Court
Willard Main
A. H. Hemecate
William Hein
Hein
Morey Reviews Vast Electrical Growth At Rotary Meeting
Morey, manager of Northwestern Public Services, spoke at the Rotary Club about the electrical industry’s growth and the company’s history. He cited per capita horsepower of electrical energy rising fivefold over 15 years and continuing at a steady rate.
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Morey
Clive RK. Morey
Northwestern Public Services Company
Rotary Club
Ethan Man Elected Blacksmith Head iD
Funeral notices report the death of Ethan Man who died Monday. Details are fragmentary with uncertain names and relations. the item appears to be a brief obituary style notice in a local page fragment.
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Ethan
Wes Sven
Postpone On Railwage Cut
Negotiations between railroad presidents and organized employers were delayed to allow time for collecting data supporting a ten percent wage reduction. Union leaders urged a written compilation of key statistics, while the conference was postponed until tomorrow as information remains incomplete.
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Chicago
Van
Mwewr
Legion Meeting Tomorrow at William Reaves Post
William Reaves post of the American Legion holds its regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 in the Legion hall above the Penny store. Ward Bell chairs the January program committee planning special entertainment. E I Dahl heads the luncheon committee and will serve chili after the meeting.
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Regaiar
William Reaves Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Penney
Ward Bell
E. I. Dahl
May Delay Action On Navy Measure
Washington may delay action on the 616 million naval construction bill until Hoover signs off. Chairman Vinson undecided on a committee vote after today’s testimony or awaiting the 4B report from the president and budget bureau. Secretary Adams to gauge reaction. Britten and GOP seek a smaller 60 million program in the vote.
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Washington
Van
Hoover
Vinson
Budget Bureau
Adams
Georgia Democrat
Britten
Illinois
Postponement of Lausanne reparations conference seen likely
London reports that British officials consider delaying the Lausanne reparations conference inevitable due to the French deputies debate. Downing Street doubts arrangements can be finished by January 25 and suggests the meeting may be pushed back about a week. Discussions among Britain Germany and France continue regarding preparations.
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London
Lausanne
Chamber of Deputies
Downing Street
Suiter Injured In Ice Rig Accident
R F E Suiter of 651 Eighth Street Southwest was injured today at the Huron Ice Company's James River ice cutting rig. He suffered two broken ribs after his coat tangled in the machinery and he was whirled about several times. a witness said his head narrowly missed a cake of ice.
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Suiter
R. FE. Suiter
Eighth Street
Huron Ice Company
James River
Public apology by Rapid City men for July riot
Fifteen Rapid City men apologized today for assaulting non union workers and Warren Lamb Lumber officials during wage dispute tensions. They had pleaded guilty to misdemeanor riot charges, with suspended sentences granted by Judge Harold R. Hanley after the pleas were entered in circuit court.
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Rapid City
Warren Lamb Lumber Company
Harold R. Hanley
Grand Jury Ordered for Yankton County
Yankton county will convene the first grand jury in about 40 years on February by Circuit Judge Bi B. Tripp on the recommendation of State's Attorney Frank Bisgelmeier. The regular circuit term opens February 15.
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Yankton County
Yankton
Bi. B. Tripp
Frank Bisgelmeier
Petition Case From St Paul In Intrastate Freight Dispute
A case from St Paul concerns an intra state freight shipment taken under advisement after a guilty plea. The court notes a fine and charges related to storage and ligase in a racketeering context. The matter involves Gallroada, Quacy and the state railroad end ware.
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St, Paul
Sen Heme
Pammlay
Orchestra To Give Concert At Huron College Chapel
The Huron college school of music presents its college orchestra under John S. Wharton in a concert at the college chapel tomorrow evening. The program features Prof. Lee Bright with a vocal group and a brass quintet led by Ralph Myers, Parke Guratt, Donald Hanson, Merle Schroeder, and Kenneth Wallace. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Huron College School of Music
John S. Wharton
College Chapel
Prof. Lee, Bright
Ralph Myers
Parke Guratt
Donald Hanson
Merle Schroeder
Kenneth Wallace
Bright
School of Music
Music Conservatory
Wharton
Sid
Argentina Shifts Tariffs to Direct Taxes in sweeping reform
Argentina announced a major fiscal overhaul moving from tariff revenue to direct levies on incomes and property. The emergency decrees impose 0.5 to 7 percent taxes on salaries lands property securities commerce and industry for at least five years. The measure signals the new Uriburu government’s first step to balance the budget ahead of President-elect dusto taking office.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Augustin P.dusto
Jose F. Uriburu
Gurney Reelected To Bridge Presidency
YANKTON S. D. Jan 20 At the Meridian Highway Bridge company annual meeting D J Gurney president and ML OR Magner secretary were re elected to the board of directors Toll receipts from the bridge for 1931 were 67383 00 down from 88472 40 in 1930 the peak year since completion President Gurney reported Dividends totaling 25407 28 were paid in 1931.
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Gurney
Yankton
Meridian Highway Bridge Company
ML OR. Magner
Resolution urged governors to back referenda on repeal
In Washington on January 2 a resolution proposing that state governors advocate referenda on prohibition repeal and modification was offered in the Senate by Senator Blug Iham, a Republican from Connecticut.
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Washington
Senate
Blug Iham
Connecticut
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Huron
At the hospitals, admissions include FL W. Hollister from Huron for surgical care, R. BE. Suiter of Huron for surgical, Mrs. A. L. Timothy from Huron for medical, and Mrs. Donald Georgia of Huron for surgical. Dismissal lists Mrs. Siegenthaler from Huron.
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FL W. Hollister
Huron
Sur
Gical
R. BE. Suiter
A. L. Timothy
Donald Georgia
Siegenthaler
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