Market News Recaps Hog and Cattle Receipts
Chicago and Sioux City markets report mixed hog and cattle runs with steady to strong price tones. Slaughter hogs 6,000 direct out of 27,000 arrivals. good to choice 180-200 lb hogs up to 4.15, calves strong, mutton receipts high but prices pressured by tight supplies later in the week. beef and pork markets show modest gains and firming cash levels despite lighter eastside demand.
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Chicago
Roux City
Sioux City
U. S
Wheat Futures Make Comeback In Twin Cities Trading
Wheat futures began in a weary tone on weak cables and rallied later. May wheat closed modestly higher and July advance followed. Coarse grains tracked wheat with oats slipping then partially recovering, barley and rye mixed, flax up. Cash wheat offerings smaller with dull demand. cash corn quiet. Rye demand strong for milling quality. flax and barley varied. Minneapolis cash close noted various grain quotes and futures activity across regions.
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Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
Montana
Minneepalia Grain Futures
SBS
Bod
HIDE AND WOOL MARKET AND REGIONAL POULTRY REPORTS
Furnished by Bolles & Bogers Huron and Mitchell list cured hides values by weight and grade with poultry and dairy prices from Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago. Prices cover hides pelts tallow eggs butterfat and frozen goods along with regional live poultry and grain futures data and Minneapolis flour shipments.
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Bolles & Bogers
Huron
Steel weakness bolstered by rails on steady closing
In New York on January 27, firming rails helped offset steel and other industrial weakness with losses trimmed in the final hour. United States Steel fell to a low of four points before stabilizing, while American Telephone, Allied Chemical, Bethlehem Steel, and Western Union declined 2 to 3 points. Pennsylvania recovered after its dividend declaration, and Santa Fe rose 2. Rails closed near the prior day’s levels as about 1.4 million shares traded.
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Rails
New York
United States Steel
American Telephone
Allce Chemical
Bethlehem Steel
Western Union
Pennsylvanus
Serta Fe
Rails Generaly
Governmental expense cuts offset necessary tax boost
Across the United States cities and counties cut spending to ease the taxpayer burden as many states seek higher revenues. New York and Oklahoma push retrenchment while governors propose income tax increases and shifts of tax burden to utilities. Colorado sees farm valuations slashed. Montana weighs county consolidations. Connecticut trims salaries. Utah debates higher property levies amid reduced receipts.
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Oens C. Watson
Associated Prem
New York
United States
Oklahoma
Oklshoma
State Board of Equalization
Colorado
Board of Equalization
Xupceme
Montana
Butte
Ravalli
Connecticut
Utah
Salt Lake City
Rail Wage Dispute Nearing Settlement in Chicago
Labor spokesman David B. Robertson said unions narrowed their position on a 120 percent wage cut and a response to railroad presidents as meetings moved forward. Ten sister organizations set their stance Monday night while eleven others had not reported. A joint meeting with presidents was possible later today.
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Chicago
Jan
Ifrp
David B. Robertson
S Ister
Robertson
Carpenter Jackson Wins 101 Dollar Judgment in Slit Case
A circuit court jury awarded P. Jackson 101 dollars in a breach of contract suit against Yows Belge Company. Jackson, a Huron carpenter from Jackson, Illinois, claimed the firm promised 190 days of bridge work and fired him before the term ended. He was represented by H W Markey. defense by Longsteff and Gardner. No trials ready today. jurors released to report back tomorrow.
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Jackson
Yows ‘Belge Company
Millnois
H. W. Markey
Bridges Company
Longsteff and Gardner
Marriage Chimes End Gang Terror Tightened in Calabria
In REGGIO CALABRIA ITALY a historic gang racket that exacted tribute for weddings ended as a police tightens grip. The article recalls kidnappings arson and murders tied to the racket with details naming gangs leaders and the region’s fear.
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Reggio
Calabria
Italy
Kgent Itz
Gui
Jones Vimsari
Leeder
Bais Stro
Tax Group To Aberdeen Meeting Next
The South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference voted to hold its next meeting in Aberdeen, likely in February. Reports reviewed progress on data comparing actual farmland value to assessed valuation and city property values. Dean Sparks of the University of South Dakota was invited as a consultant for future tax discussions. The meeting, well attended, planned to adjourn after completing business.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen
La‘a
R.W. Kraushaar
State Department of Education
Sparks
Huron
State Chamber of Commerce
Submarine M-2 Trapped 50 Men In Dead Man's Bay
In Portland England rescuers race to reach the sunken submarine M-2 believed to lie 17 fathoms deep in Dead Man's Bay. Navy divers and ships sweep the English Channel as families wait anxiously and the crew's fate hangs on hours of air and tides.
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Portland
England
Dead Man's Bay
English Channel
Navy
Plymouth
Norris Bill Is Given Approval in Senate Judiciary Vote
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Norris bill by 11 to 5 to restrict federal courts from issuing injunctions in labor disputes. Republicans and Democrats split, with four Republicans and one Democrat opposed. The measure overhauls federal labor dispute statutes and contempts procedures, allowing jury trial in a spotting case against an attack on a judge inside or outside the courtroom.
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Washington
Jen
Senate Judiciary
Dave
Plan Demonstration at Bonilla Community Hall
A demonstration on meat cutting and curing and on canning meat will be held at Bonilla Community Hall on Friday January 29 at 1 30 PM. County Agent Roy Cave said the event was postponed from January 1 due to road conditions. Brookings extension livestock specialist L B Johnson will lead meat cutting and curing, while Miss Sera L Dewing home extension agent will discuss canning meat under women’s extension clubs supervision. Everyone interested is invited to attend.
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Bonilla
Bonille
Roy Cave
L B. Johnson
Brookings
Sera L. Dewing
Moeller Brothers To Be Buried Here
Edgar and Leo Moeller brothers killed in an automobile crash near Bridgewater will be buried at Riverside cemetery in Huron after funeral services in Iroquois. Edgar’s rites start at 9 a.m. at St Pauls Iroquois with Father Ryan. Leo’s at 10:15 a.m. at the Moeller home in Iroquois. Inquest ordered to probe the collision involving two cars at Highways 14 and 83.
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Edgar
Leo Moeller
Bridgewater
Riverside Cemetery
Huron
Iroquois
St Paul's Catholic Church
Leo
Father Ryan
Carthage
John Brosnan
PD. Disrud
American Lutheran Church
Fred Moeller
Leigh
Neb
South Dakota
Freevania
Marjorie Sullix van
Costain
Stanley Somer
Edgar Moeller
Irsquois
Lawrence Boylan
Armour
C. G. Sundaquist
Boylan
F. E. Boyd
Sioux Falls
Moeller Brothers
Irvin Dirks
Trequois
Towa
Banker's Son Held For Ransom In South Bend
Howard Woolverton a 52 year old local manufacturer and son of a bank president was abducted as he returned from a theatre and held for a 50000 dollar ransom. His wife Florence and daughter were with him briefly before release. Police probe ongoing as details of the note and ransom delivery remain undisclosed. The abductors verified the elder Jacob Woolverton as president of St Josephs Savings Bank before driving away with the victim.
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South Bend
Ind
Howard Woolverton
Florence Woolverton
Woolverton
Jacob Woolverton
St. Josephis Savings Bank
Warn Against Check Artists in Dakotas and Minnesota
Aberdeen January 27 report of a two man check forging ring moving eastward through Minnesota and South Dakota. They used fake $10 checks payable to L B Sanford and H D Wilson with rubber stamped business names. Merchants and service stations urged vigilance after incidents at Conde and nearby Aberdeen and Waters Town.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
First National Bank of Aberdeen
Banke
Madison
Adrian
Minn
Conde
George A. Starling
South Dakota Bankers Association
Mr. Starling
Iqlool
First National Bank of
Waters ‘Town
L. B. Sanford
BR. KL Lambert
Lambert Wholesale, Inc
H. D. Wilson
Ed J. B. Porter
Porter Wholesale Supply
Call Meeting Of County Seed Men In Huron
Roy Cave’s county seed committee called a meeting of seed men and elevator operators in Huron tomorrow at 1 30 p m in the farmers assembly room. It aims to plan county seed needs for planting and urges listing seed for sale at the county agent’s office with price and variety.
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Roy Cave
Huron
Cave
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Brookings
City Liability Questioned in Federal Court Case
The Grand Lodge of the Sons of Herman of St Paul sues Winner in federal court over about 250000 dollars in bonds issued for paving. The suit claims improper assessments and misapplication of funds, seeking damages and payment of past due bonds with interest on roughly 20000 dollars of final installments. Attorneys for Winner argue the city is not liable under a special assessment financed issue and contend constitutional debt limits apply.
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Ieee Falls
Grand Lodge of the Sons of Herman
St. Paul
City of Winner
Hospital Admissions and Discharges
At The Hospitals admitted include Mrs. K. J. Horton of Huron for surgery, Donald Maass of Esmond for surgery, Mrs. H. H. Nenaber of Huron for medical, Harry Raynor of Huron for medical, and C. Klock of Huron for medical. Discharged: Marion Burchfield of Hur on and Mrs. Jack Petesch of Forestburg.
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K. J. Horton
Huron
Donald Maass
Esmond
Surgical
H. H. Nenaber
Harry Raynor
C. Klock
Marion Burchfield
Jack Petesch
Forestburg
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