Market declines noted in ARMOUR STOCK YARDS report
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports continued price declines with cattle calves and sheep largely unchanged though lower bids observed. top prices around 7.20 with receipts noted. Sioux City market shows mixed movement as slaughter steers and yearlings fall about 25 cents, hogs down 15 to 25, fat lamb activity weak and prices drifting lower. Mitchell report lists assorted poultry and dairy product prices with hens and butter values noted.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux City
Sicum City
U. S
Ds A
St Paul
South St, Paul
Chicago
Markets City Produce Thursday SIQUM CITY
Full of scattered produce and livestock quotes from multiple towns including SIQUM CITY Sioux Falls Watertown and others. Poultry hens ducks geese and eggs with prices, butterfat values and live cattle and sheep bids appear amid mixed regional listings and future market notes.
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City City
Siqum City
Watertown
Hog Market Sags in Chicago Trade
Hog market sags in Chicago with a softer undertone despite 2,000 fewer hogs than expected. Top price reached 9.75, but bids mostly 7.90 to 8.50. Cattle and sheep markets also weak, with fat lambs slow and yearlings steady around 5.50 to 5.85, buyers aiming 4 to 7 dollars for boats.
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Chicago
Poultry and Butter Markets Steady in Chicago Trade
Chicago market notes show poultry and butter steady with storage pressures nudging prices. Hens over five pounds, white rocks, Plymouth Rocks, and friesers hold firm while dressed turkey prices hold. butter, creamery extras and firsts show modest ranges. eggs remain unsettled. Potatoes in Chicago mostly steady with old stock near parity and new stock slightly weaker amid light demand.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Rock Springs
U. SD
Idaho
U. S
Minnesota
Michigan
Florida
Dull Wheat Session Shows Minor Price Movement
Wheat prices moved within a narrow range amid a dull session with little buying or selling pressure. May and July futures closed slightly higher while corn held steady or slipped modestly. cash durum and flax prices were reported, with Portugal’s purchases and cash arrangements delaying more business.
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Cncagy
Gan. Ei
Vep
Portugal
Minneapolis Grain Prices See Minor Shifts On Jan 27
The Minneapolis market report lists a wide array of commodity prices and equities with slight movements for flour, patent products, oils, and metals. Major industrials such as Am Can, Am Loco, Armour, Chrysler, Deere, Eastman, Goodyear, and US Steel appear with fractional changes, while farm products like flour and bran show narrow ranges. The summary captures the day’s closing quotations and notable tickers from the bond and stock sectors alongside commodity entries.
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HURON
Chicago
Art
Minneapolis
Swift & Co
Camera Club To Meet Tonight At Chamber Of Commerce
Members of two newly organized camera clubs will meet this evening at 7 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to name the organization, view an indoor photo demonstration, and discuss future plans. W. D. McRoberts will show pictures from the Black Hills and South Dakota locales, taken with an Exacta camera.
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Chamber of Commerce
Black Hills
South Dakota
W. D. McRoberts
Gutiter
U.S. Treasury Department
McRoberts
Huron
Tom C. Wright
Early labor peace hopes fade after Green rejects plan
Washington dispatch reports William Green rejects John Lewis and CIO peace proposal at United Mine Workers convention. Lewis pitches alternate plan to move AFL into CIO, urging immediate action, while Green warns negotiations cannot reopen and cautions against stirring conflict within labor. Mount Katmai eruption note appears as historical aside.
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Washington
William Green
John Ty
Lewis
Morte Whe
American Federation of "Labor
United Mine Workers Convention
Green
Miami
Fla
Green and Lewis
C. I. O. Chishsin
Hosuire IE
A. FL
C.I. O
A. F. of
C2. O
Myobi
Slow Rally Fades Late In Session In Markets
In New York trading a slow rally faded late as offerings pressed shares near the close. Transfers reached 1,108,000 with gold mines leading gains briefly before declines widened. Banks and miners like Homestake and others moved, while U S government bonds and foreign exchange also featured in a mixed session.
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New York
Cnn
Deme
Melmyre Forcupine
Juneau
Defense Is Begun In Wright Trial
In Los Angeles on January 27, defense counsel for Paul A. Wright began presenting the case to save his life. The lawyer argued Wright would testify that a horrifying event left him unconscious and with no motive for murder, intending to portray him as a loving husband and father after discovering his wife Evelyn and friend John Kimmel dead. The defense highlighted Wright’s wartime illness, sterilization in 1934, and ensuing emotional instability as factors behind the killings.
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Los Angeles
Dolordus
Paul A. Wright
Evelyn
John Kimmel
Wright
Jerry Giester
Coune Isel
Giesler
Kimmel
Union Air Terminal
Gissler
Atwyney
Tesla
Giester
Underground China War Echoes in Peiping and North China
Reports from Peiping note intensified Chinese resistance to Japanese advances, with guerrilla tactics and a revived air force hampering Japanese rail and troop movements. Secret societies, peasant leagues, and patriotic student groups are mobilizing nationwide while refugees suffer food shortages and punitive raids. Trial testimony in Boise proceeds as hunters view the African buffalo as highly dangerous.
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China
Lunghai
Shanghai
Sunghal
Tientin-Pukow
Sushow
Nanking
Peiping
Cuiyang
Yinghsien
Japan
Tientsin
Tienwin
Society of Righteous Firsts
Boxers
Hoffman Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Crash
In Aberdeen on January 2, Allen Hoffman Leola driver of one car in a fatal collision faced two manslaughter charges. Aileen Bryan age 2 died. Municipal Judge George W Crane set February 2 for preliminary hearing. Charges include a first degree count reckless driving and a second degree count culpable negligence. Bond set at 3500 dollars. A prior bond of 3500 was released as a reckless driving charge was dismissed.
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Hatter
Hoffman
Sherif Roy J. McKenna
Freezing Victim To Be Buried Friday
Betty Ford seven year old found frozen near Crocker after home fire. Funeral set for Baptist Church, with playmates as honorary pallbearers. Burial in Bradley Cemetery. Survived by mother, father, stepmother, and two older brothers.
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Bradee
Wan
Betty Alford
Crocker
Baptist
Burini
Bradley
Whlo
Weather continues cold with subzero temps across states
Chilly winds spread a cold wave from upper Michigan southward as temperatures plunged below zero in many midwestern locales. Officials report highway closures, rescued motorists, and snow drifts up to four feet in northern Michigan. Subzero readings persist in South Dakota with Aberdeen at minus 25, while Arkansas flood risks ease as Ouachita River may crest at a record level. Flurries noted in parts of Florida.
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Chicago
Upper Michigan
Stow
Censtral
Florida
Michigan
Midwest
Arkansas
Ouachita
Camden
Ark
Whiteside County
Llingis
Great Lakes
Poncarrow
Tol
Wg Foundation
Franklin
Halliay
N.S
Nova Scotia
Oeaia
Brooksville
Pla
Sioux Falls
South Dakout
Watertown
Huron
Brookings
Mitchell
Yankton
Rapid City
Pierre
Clinic Held at St Lawrence School for Vaccinations
St Lawrence school children availed themselves of a Wednesday clinic conducted by Dr MW Panaburn and M Walkawly. Services offered included smallpox vaccination diphtheria immunization Shick test for diphtheria and tuberculosis skin test Mentaux.
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St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
MW. Panaburn
M. Walkaw
County
Nane
Mentaux
Compromise On Sanctions Seen By League Members
Geneva dispatch reports that League of Nations members will decide on sanctions today with Edén and Delbos expected to reaffirm pledges at the opening meeting of the 100th session. Swedens Spaak and Rene Spaak are noted among officials, while Romanian Jewish and other blocs are described as unsettled on the action.
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Geneva
League
Leer Nations Council
Eden
Miniser
Yr Delbos
Burgster Unden
Dele
Pyrene Spaak
Safety pictures shown to South Dakota pupils this week
Upper grade pupils and school staff watched a film titled And Sudden Death as part of a state safety program. Fred Lindekugel of the highway commission coordinated showings in Huron with city police and fire departments. The film will tour Redfield and other towns, with theatres donated for screenings and schools encouraged to provide fireproof viewing spaces.
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American Legion
Tandekugel
Redfield
Unclear names emerge from partial notice fragment
Fragment lists several individuals including Mrs A T Betters of Brad land, Vernon Prnbers, Billy Fowkas of Huron, and Mrs EL J Plijii of Huron, with the surrounding text largely illegible. The snippet appears to be a local notices section with names and towns only.
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A. T. Betters
Bradland
Vernon Prnbers
Billy Fowkas
Huron
EL J. Plijiimer
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