Market News Armour Report Impacts on Livestock Prices
Chicago market news shows steady to weak closes with hogs and feeders softening. Hogs 170-210 lb range sold near 8.00 to 8.15. steers above 6.50 strong due to limited buys. lambs steady around 9.40 to 9.50 with thin supply. Sheep receipts heavy as fat lambs, yearlings decline, packing sows and pigs vary with heavy offal.
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Corn Futures Trading Steady in Minneapolis Market
Corn futures in Minneapolis opened steady and traded with moderate volume as May delivery hit 514 and July offered at 3 1/2 percent. Wheat slipped on easy tones from farm policy wrangling in Washington, with May and July corn futures unchanged and cash demand described as light yet steady for quality grain.
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Washington
Stock Mart Ends January Sickly Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City market results show weekly cattle and hog trades mostly steady or down, with heifers, steers, and yearlings in slight decline and feeders mixed. Hog prices held 7.25 to 7.48 with limited higher spots, while sheep and lambs showed firm gains and strength in fat lambs and graded lots.
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Sioux City
Siouk City
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Be. 4 mothers 87 percent care in Ma
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Be and Ma with numbers and colors. Likely a disrupted notice or brief listing noting four mothers and percentages, plus color descriptors and regional markers. Not enough coherent facts for a full obituary or news item.
Mitchell Produce Seeks Prices for January 31 Market
Mitchell Produce reports itemized prices for live poultry eggs and butterfat across several markets including Mitchell, Sioux Falls and Chicago. Ducks, hens, geese and Leghorn varieties are listed with weights and prices, while butterfat and door delivery charges are noted, alongside a brief reference to station prices and fresh eggs.
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Sebirday Mitchell
Leghorn Springs
Leghorn
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Chicago
Urge Preparedness At Women's Meet
A Washington conference of 40 women’s groups pressed for a strong navy and future warplanes, warning that failure would invite disaster. Speakers urged disarmament as political risk, with Dvison predicting faster, more destructive attack planes. Senator Reed urged immigration limits to bolster defense, and a resolution honored Rep Bish for anti-communist courage.
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Incomplete stock listings amid mixed company names
A fragmented OCR passage shows diverse stock or company abbreviations and percentages, including Champ and Dye 156 percent and Am Cam LMG 24, but the text is largely garbled. It references many firm initials and numbers without coherent context, yielding a nondescript, partial financial ledger snippet.
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Jedges Carleon Con Yesterday Involved Clergy Names
A fragmentary report references Jedges Carleon and individuals including Rev. Alex and Dean H. A. Hi followed by G. M. Wil in a yesterday event, with limited readable context or details about the incident or the roles of those named.
Veterans Rally Planned For Tuesday Meeting
War veterans are invited to a special mass meeting Tuesday night at the K P hall under Forrest Mc Mullen Post No 1778 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event includes a coast to coast overseas veteran rally with talks on adjusted compensation payments and a program of entertainment by the American Legion drum corps and local acts. refreshments provided, no admission charged.
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Squaws Rule Bucks On Tour Of Europe
New York reports the Pine Ridge Sioux troupe the 21 Indians touring Europe aboard the Deutschland. Manager Clarence Schultz notes shifts in roles with squaws now guiding and earning, plans a large party for the reservation upon return, and a bachelor named Sitting Spider comments on German beer.
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German Aviator Killed In Crash Over Patagonia
Captain Gunther Pineschow, a noted Gettian aviator with four continents in his career, died when his Condor amphibian crashed over Lake Hics near Puerto Natales in Argentine Patagonia. Parachutes failed to deploy as the craft fell 2,008 feet, ending a famed exploration for the era.
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Bandit Hits And Robs Huron Man Kobler
A bandit assaulted and robbed a man in Huron, identified as Kobler, in a bold daytime crime. Police investigation is underway as investigators seek witnesses and the suspect description.
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Prosecution Halted as Illicit Evidence Reversed by Court
PIERRE January 31 The South Dakota Supreme Court reverses Emerson Gooder’s conviction for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor, ruling evidence obtained via an unlawful search and John Doe warrant is inadmissible. The decision, joined by three judges with two dissents, questions the legality of state searches and warnings against improper affidavits.
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Samuel C. Polley
N. D. Burch
Carl G. Sherwood
Emarson Gooder
Orient
United States Supreme Court
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Emerson Gooden
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Highmore Triumph Over Woonsocket In Close Bout
In a hard fought game Highmore edged Woonsocket 26 to 101 with a late surge. Cromswalt starred for Highmore as the offense found rhythm and the defense held firm in the final minutes.
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South Dakota Legislature Advances Bills and Debates Commissioners
Lawmakers consider continuation of a Supreme Court commissioner, rural credits board lending renewals, and new bills. Senate approves extending a commissioner’s term to 1935 while opponents cite cost savings, and the house backs a measure to limit secured loans. Committees plan hearings as sessions wrap.
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Catos Vagabonds To Pla Miller Dance At City
Fragmentary notice indicates Catos Vagabonds plan a three dob dance in the city with Nedra Gazdiner as a guest performer amid vague dated context.
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