Wheat market skittish as bids shift in Minneapolis
Wheat moved within a tight range with traders watching buying and selling pressure. Cash markets showed steady demand for higher grade wheat while durum and lower grades stayed slow. oats corn and flax also varied with scattered offers and modest activity across Minneapolis and Duluth exchanges.
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Minneapolis
Oate
Wadnasdey
May
Wendesday
Rya
Duluth
Fhursday
Chicago
Livestock Prices From Sioux City Auction Thursday
Sioux City market notes show cattle prices steady to strong with demand for yearlings and bulls. Yearlings moved with prices around 20.5, while general bidding remained active though some entries are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
U. & Dept
Sioux Falls
AL -Bionx
Sioux City
Othittle
Huron Markets Receipts at Armour Co Fog Receipts
Huron market notes that Armour & Co receipts are foggy to noon today and the Hur on yard cannot supply daily market quotations. The Huron grain market lists No 1 red durum mixed durum 76 white oats 417 corn 77 and other posted figures amid market uncertainty.
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Armour& Co
Huron Yard
Huron
Poultry and Eggs Prices From Suck Brothers
Poultry and eggs furnished by Suck Brothers Haron 5 D Springs listing prices subject to change. Includes 2 tobs and over stags leghorns light hens heavy hens and ducks live geese back rabbits at given unit prices. Huron Dairy Market lists direct shipper price and station price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Horiday
Suck Brothers
Haron
Sawsunewe
Huron
Stocks Fall As Market Closes Mixed In Losses
New York stocks fell sharply with a wide list of issues down two to seven points amid a firmer money market and expectations of a volume around 4.2 million shares. National Cash Register rose to a record 154 while Nash Motors Gillette Safety Razor and International Harvester gained about six points each. Several industrials including U S Steel and DuPont fell, miners and metals weakened, and overall closing was irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Joan
England
Ivan Tate
Irmer
National Cash Register
Nash Motors
Gillette Safety Razor
International Harvester
Dupont (New
Montgomery Ward
Radio
National Biscuit
Air ‘Reduction
Allis Chalmers
Bordens
Jastiea
Stock quotations wrap from 2P M period listed firms
A dense line of stock prices and percentage changes covers numerous companies from Am Can Am Tob to Westinghouse and Woolworth. Firms include General Electric General Motors Chrysler Packard Sears Roebuck Studebaker US Steel, Texas Pacific, Union Carbide and Westinghouse among many others with varied percentage movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Chem & Dye
Am Can
Car & Fay
Am Luce
Am Sm
Nash Motors
N ¥ Central
Nh, NH & Hud
Norfolk & West
Nor American
Northern Pac
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Pennsylvania
Phillips Pet
Postum
Pullman
Radio
Reading
Rem- Mand
Rep I & St
Reynolds
Timken Roll Big
Union - Carbide
Enron Pac
US Ind Ale
US Steel
Vanadium
Wabash
West Mary- Jong
Westingh- Elec
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
STANDARD. OL (CND. On the curb- marker, Béandard Ol of Indiang stock.today closed at 904g.
The report notes STANDARD OL CND listing with Béandard Ol of Indiang stock ending trading at 904g on today’s curb market.
Kiwanis to Mark 14th Anniversary in Huron
Kiwanis will mark the fourteenth anniversary with a dinner at the Marin Hughitt Hotel in St. Paul. Minnesota-Dakotas district governor Willis will be principal speaker. A wives' committee led by Clyde Smith will meet with the governor and present a tentative plan for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryin Hughitt
St. Paul
Minnesota-Dakotas
Club
Clyde Smith
Willis
Local Blast Fatality Reported in Oklahoma
A blast in Oklahoma left one person killed and others injured. Details are sparse with official sources confirming the fatality and ongoing investigations. Local authorities urge caution as work crews secure the scene and gather evidence.
Rescue Story From Florida Crew Aboard S S America
Captain Fried recounts the January 22 rescue of the Florida’s crew amid violent gales and heavy seas. The Florida, with damaged navigation gear and a flooded bridge, was found 150 miles northeast of its reported position. A lifeboat crew of 9 rescued 32 aboard the America as the Florida listed and sank, with 41 rescued in total. The operation showcased the radio compass’ accuracy and the crew’s bravery. The captain urged Treasury gold medals for the boat crew for courageous action.
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George Fried
5. S. America
S. America
Jax
Associated Press
Dannedaike
Florida
Ndox
Bailio
Nelson Smith
Akien
Harry Manning
W.J. Clark
A . Wilson
S. Brace
J. Parts
W. Trettin
Kellam
J. Harobin
Waleck
Manning
Carsman
Manning Tist
America
King
Que Iman
New York
The
Treasury Department
United States
Corn by products on the agenda at South Dakota congress
Rapid City hosts the Greater South Dakota Congress with discussions on corn by products and agricultural opportunities. W C G Lusk and C F Collison headline sessions on industry, power, and farm utilization, as Senator Boland seeks funding for a chemical engineering building at the School of Mines. Blue sky law debates conclude the day.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Togher
Greater
Wo Akers
W. CG. Lusk
Yankton
State Chamber of Commerce
C. F. Collison
Minneapolis Tribune
E. Hulbert
Danville
Hubert
State Department of Agriculture Grill
Hulbert
Lne
John Boland
School of Mines
Boland
Pierre
Farm Congress
South Dakota oil and beet industries eyed at Rapid City meeting
Speakers urged reform of blue sky laws and pressed oil land development despite claims by Standard Oil officials that no oil shows exist in the state. They cited a Standing Butte well at 4506 feet and highlighted sugar beet farming as key to economic growth with one acre yielding about 36 bags and $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hipple
Pierre
South Dakota
Robert Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Stewart
Butte
Ft Pierre
Hippie
Frank Herbert
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
D. A. Pratt
Bella Fourche
Pratt
C. C. O’harra
School of Mines
Rapid City
State lawmakers push income tax plan and school aid bill
Proposals to create a state income tax move forward amid strong support for the blue sky act changes. A companion measure stiffens penalties for securities misrepresentation. Senate Bill 50 would fund $110,000 for common schools with rural districts receiving aid tied to local levy patterns. A house joint bill would raise rates for legal notices published by newspapers, basing charges on counted lines.
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House Judiciary ‘Committee
Bettleheim of
Lawrence
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Estate Affairs
Canan School
Senate
Whitney of Haakon
Highway traffic powers proposed for county officers in bill
A bill introduced in the house today by Lorengen of Gregory would grant county highway superintendents full police powers to enforce highway traffic regulations and motor vehicle laws within the county. It includes arrest without warrant and vehicle impounding provisions. The Frantz income tax measure was brought forward by the committee on assessment and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorengen
Gregory
C N W Wins Damage Action in Brookings Case
A Brookings county circuit court verdict directed for the Chicago and North Western railway in the case of James Moore versus the railroad. Moore sought 8475 for injuries from a August 25 1927 auto train collision near Hetland claiming fast train speed no signals and obstructed crossing. The judge ruled a motorist must stop look and listen at crossings. Gardiner and Churchill represented the railroad.
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Brookings
Chicago and North Western Railway
W. W. Knight
James Moore
Railroad
Brookings County
Moore
Hetland
Grant
Gardiner and
Churchill
Wealthy widow to marry prince in Nile cruise plan
New York date recalls Mrs. Al 1916 Tew Burchard a wealthy widow who will wed Prince Hearty XXXIII of Beurs. She inherited $5,009,000 after Anson Wood Burchard's death in 1927 and travels between New York Paris and Egypt. She sails a houseboat with the prince and five friends on a Nile cruise before a third marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tew Hurcherd
Paris
Prince Hearty XXXIII
Beurs
Nile
Burchard
Glenn Stewart
Thaddora Hastetter
Huron to Discuss 50th Anniversary Feasibility
A committee tasked with assessing a 50th anniversary celebration gathers at 7 20 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Dr W H Saxton president of the Huron Chamber of Commerce chairs the meeting with members J H Fonsberg Harry Lampe P R Geyerman Robert D Lusk BR M Cass E C McKenzie John White and A B Blake listed as participants.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Saxton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Fonsberg
Harry Lampe
P. R. Geyerman
Robert D. Lusk
M. Cass
E. C. McKenzie
John White
A. B. Blake
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U. S Dept. Aur
Mitchell
U. S
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North Dakota
Toisho
Sioux Orne
No. Ay
No. A
Sioux Cley
Huron Markets
Lotlery
Bupter
Swit
Ad Springs
Ofof
Leshorne and Aight
Kiwanis
Okla
Captain Fried
Chambers Kellar
St. S.W. Maran
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