Armour Market News Hog Prices Rise at Armour Stockyards
Hog prices mostly five cents higher Tuesday at Armour Stockyards Huron with receipts around 1200. Prices for various weight ranges listed, good packers and rough packers noted, cattle and hog markets also covered with regional quotes from Chicago South St. Paul Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets, showing mixed directional swings amid broad herd supply and demand shifts.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux City
U. S
Wheat Futures Trend Is Easy
Wheat futures opened slow and remained easy through the first half of the session, with a modest rally failing after hitting resistance. May wheat closed about 4% lower and July futures down roughly the same. Coarse grains traded dull with sparse activity. Cash wheat demand remained slow for medium to low protein, while high protein bids held firm. durum milling-types were in demand. Oats and flax traded lightly with price declines, and corn moved little.
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Minneapolis
Mau
Buron Poultry and Wool Markets and Farm Prices
Markets from Buron and Sioux City report hens under 4½ lbs and Leghorn hens with spring weights, hides and wool prices, plus Chicago and Minneapolis grain and flour quotes. Butter, eggs, and poultry item prices shown for Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City areas with various weights and grade distinctions.
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Fturon
Sioux City
Mitchell
Stocks Hold Steady Ahead of U S Steel Dividend News
New York trading opened quietly as investors awaited U S Steel dividend meeting results. Woolsworth advanced sharply while American Can Consolidated Gas Procter & Gamble Union Carbide and Union Pacific edged higher or held, with St Louis Southwestern showing strength and about 600000 shares changing hands.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Woolsworth
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Proctor & Gamble
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
American Telephone
St Louie Southwestern
Closing Quotations From Market Ledger Of Major Corporations
A dense list of closing quotations for numerous companies across industries. Entries include Am Can Am For Power Armour Gen Elec Chrysler Eastman Fox Film General Foods Gen Motors Kroger Mack Trucks Packard Sears Roebuck Standard Brands Union Carbide and others with varied percentage figures and coded identifiers, reflecting a snapshot of daily market activity and specific stock values. The compilation emphasizes a wide spectrum of industrials, consumer goods, energy and manufacturing firms.
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Armour
Auburn
B&o
Bendix
Beth Steal
Borden
Briggs
Certo de Phaco
C&o
CM St
Chrysler
Cal G&e
Corus Gas
Corn Products
Curtin Wright
Drug One
Eastman
Fox Film A
Gen‘Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North
Homestake
Howiston Oil
Hudsoe
Ti Cent
Int Tomb Briz
Int-Harvester
Int Mickel
T&t
Kalvinator
Kenncoxt
Breece
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Natl Biscuit
Neil
NE & H
North American
North Pan DL
Packard
Para Pub
Penney
Ponty
Phillign Pat
Pullman
BCA
Tod BK
Soart Roebuck
Sinclair Mt
Secor WA
Be Pee
Geandard
Brands
Sa Ol Calif
Bt Ol NT
Seewart Warmer
Stubrbaker
Toys Corp
Firm Mol Big
Transamerien
Union Carbide M1
Plan aims changes in South Dakota circuit court districts
A bill introduced by Rep. C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls proposes changes to federal court schedules in South Dakota. It would move Pierre to May and Sioux Falls to March, adjust the Deadwood term, and reassign counties Todd Mellette and parts of Ziebach to different divisions, creating a Sioux Falls Aberdeen Pierre Deadwood order.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Congregaman C.A. Christopherson
United States
Pierre
Deadwood
Todd and
Melletle
Ziebach
Aberdeen
Stone Pleads To Save Farm Board From Destructive Interests
Chairman Stone urged farmer cooperative associations to unite against forces he said seek to destroy the farm board and cripple cooperatives. He accused grain and cotton exchanges and local buyers of spreading false propaganda to mislead farmers and undermine organized agriculture. He noted the revolving fund losses and defended the board’s impact amid national economic strain.
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Stone
Farm Board
Washington
National Cooperative Council
Cooperative Movement
Peak Of Absences Past Declared By Lang In Huron Schools
A. J. Lang, superintendent, says sickness absences in Huron public schools have peaked and are now declining. Absences average 50 to 70 per school, with a Friday peak exceeding 10 children per school. Illness duration is shorter, three to four days, with temperatures 100 to 101 degrees. County health officer J. S Fscheller agrees the situation is typical for the season, noting three diphtheria cases and seven total.
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Lang
Huron Public
A. J. Lang
Miss Carson Heads Y W C A Committee
Miss Harriet Carson will be general chairman of the title work committee of the Beadle county Young Women's Christian association this year. Sub charged Mildred Vihstadt oversees Girl Reserve clubs among five Huron clubs with about 180 members. The Y's Stitching Sisters meet Wednesdays at 7 30 at the Y W C A cottage. A six week tap dance course at Washington school starts Mondays at 7 8 o'clock with Miss Ethel Keairns. The Huron Fire Department extinguished a chimney fire with little damage.
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Harriet Carson
Beadle County
Young Women's Christian Association
Mildred Vihstadt
Huron
O. E. Wraitt
W.C. A
Girls Work Committee
Mary Steele
Washington School
Ethel Keairns
Obituary of Verald Walter Bateman
Verald Walter Bateman born July 10 198 at his father’s farm near Har om died January 19 at the birth place age 25 years 6 months and 9 days He was married to Theodora Brandmire of Huron February 10 1923 Survived by wife two children Marian and Roger his parents Mr and Mrs W G Bateman sister Alys and many relatives He was a Pearl Creek Methodist church member funeral at the Methodist church led by Rev H W Blackburn and other local pastors Card of thanks issued by the Bateman family
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Verald
Walter Bateman
Harom
Yerald
Manhoad
Wessington Springs
Huron High School
Huron College
Gorge
Theodora, Brandmire
Huron
Sanborn County
Marian
Roger
W. G. Bateman
Alys
Pearl
Methodist
H. W. Blackburn
D. Arma
Pearl Creek Church
R B. Bounay
Bruce
George Rhoades
Hazel
Friends
Versld
F.B. Lochridge
George
Green To Confer On Seed Loan Proposal
Pierre January 26 The governor plans to attend the state chamber of commerce meeting in Huron and confer with Dean C Larsen of agriculture at the State college on proposed seed loan regulations He and Larsen will also attend a relief meeting at Mitchell tomorrow to discuss livestock needs in the southeast and central parts of the state.
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Green
Pierre
Huron
Governo Green
State Chamber of Commerce
C. Larsen
Dean Larsen
Mitchell
Deficit Grows Larger In U S
Washington reports the government’s loss on financial operations from July 1 to Jan 23 surpassed 1.5 billion dollars. Revenue dropped as income tax fell from 1,129,9145 to 690,557,519, widening the six month deficit and signaling higher shortfalls unless Congress enacts taxation measures.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Treasuury
Haley Neeley Signs To Handle Alfalfa Seed
Sioux Falls and Sioux City firms sign contract with Haley Neeley to act as exclusive agent for the South Bakers alfalfa seed growers exchange in the United States. The exchange, with 300 plus members and plants in Sioux Falls Mitchell Huron Aberdeen Madison, handles most of the state's alfalfa seed crop. Last year drought reduced the crop to about 40 to 50 percent of normal due to grasshopper damage.
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Sioux Falls
Bakers Alfalfa Seed Growers’ Exchange of
Rapid City
Sioux City
Haey-Neeley Company
United States
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Madison
Y W C A Annual Meeting And Luncheon Planned
Y W C A Beadle County will hold its annual meeting Friday at the Y W C A cottage with a 2 30 luncheon. Mrs Herbert G Titt will preside and review the year’s work while Mrs E F Wilson and others bring messages from the national board. Budget reports and a vote on whether to uphold personal membership basis will be discussed. Board elections run 9 am to 3 pm with members urged to vote.
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Herbert G.titt
Beadle County
Women's Christian ‘Pescelation
W. C
E. F. Wilsora A
National Board
S. R. Schuyler
E. Daniel
C. & Laughlin
BE. L. Bayles
A.J. Ray
W. H. Thrall
Wrigley and the Gum Empire Rise and Ventures
The article traces William Wrigley Jr.'s ascent from selling chewing gum to building a global empire. It notes innovations in packaging, use of premiums, aggressive advertising, and expansion into international markets. It covers his ownership of a Chicago ball club, Los Angeles team, and Catalina Island mining ventures, along with his family lineage and early leadership roles.
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Wrigley
Chicago
New York
Berlin
London
Toronto
Sydney
Australia
Suc Veay
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
California Coast
William Wrigley, Jr
Mary Landiey Wrigley
Philadelphia
Test Stresses Value Of Farm Organization
Rapid City reports H B Test of Frederick state Farm Bureau urges Pennington County members to strengthen home markets and reopen economic channels. He says farm surplus wheat corn and cotton can be traded locally with an organization balancing production and price, while foreign markets are debated.
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Test
Rapid City
H. B. Test
Frederick
Farm Bureau
Pennington County Farm Bureau
Acston
State leaders urge tax cuts to aid South Dakota economy
Secretary Emry urged chambers to form tax committees and cut luxuries in budgets. B. W. Baer, SD tax commissioner, said 1932 tax bill would be $5,252,000 lower. Heaton reported 1931 receipts and disbursements, leaving a small treasury balance. Smith optimistic about an economic turning point and better year ahead, citing rural credits work and State Volunteer Tax Conference. Baer praised tax conferences for reducing public spending and called for broader tax base, especially real estate, to ease burdens on farmers and homeowners.
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Ident Smith
Emry
Chambers of Commerce
B. W. Baer
Assembly
South Dakota
E. A. Heaton
Chamber
Treasury
Smith
Tfl
Becaucs
State Chamber P
South Dekota Commercial Secretaries Association
Baer
State Tax Department
Agose State Tax Conference
Lozst Taxpayers’ Groups
Lands Budget Systems Chamber of Commerce
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Low Close
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Nebraska
Michigan
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Paul Brown & Co
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Universal Trust
Corp Trust
United Founders Corp
Frontenac Trust
National Trust
Miss Carson
Y.W.C.A. Committee
Huron Fire Department
Sabo
United
United Fiat
Vaneium
Warner Pix
Western Union
West Electric
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yellow Track
Vecald W. Bateman
Atys Baherman
Jobe
Bates
Nebramke Ave
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Wieck
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Haley-Neeley
Y.W.C.A
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Ory Ponemyov
Huron Mills
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