Hog Prices Jump At Arbour Yard Market Report
Hog prices quoted 10 to 35 higher at Arbour Yard Stockyards Huron with top 4.25 and receipts 50. Cattle, calf, and sheep markets steady. Record of varied prices across cattle and calves, spring lambs, ewes, and hogs with multiple weight classes and regional quotes overall.
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Arhour
Huron
Yao
Toux City
Sioux City
Jay
U. & Dept. Agr
Chicago
U—U. S
July Wheat Is Down Fraction in Market Swings Chicago
The July wheat market fell as trading cooled after a brief early spurt. Minneapolis notes show July wheat down 3o, with mixed futures and cash prices steady to firm for some grain types. Cash corn demand eased with ample arrivals while oats remained quiet to fair in demand.
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Minneapolis
Market news and poultry and produce prices from Chicago New York and Midwest
Daily market notes report poultry and butter prices from Huron and Chicago, with butterfat values and leghorn hen figures. Also covers potato and egg quotes, creamed poultry and dairy prices, and futures for butter and flour with regional supply notes and minor price movements.
Stock Market Gains Sweep Broad. Foods Lead Rally
New York markets closed higher with broad gains as selected groups, especially foods, advanced amid a strong session. Industrial issues posted mixed results with several large names showing notable price moves and varied quotations.
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New York
Rso
Povotal Industriale
Last Man's Club Banquet to Honor 88-Year-Old Lockwood
Stillwater Minnesota July 2 The Last Man's club plans a quiet banquet tonight with Captain Charles Lockwood the sole surviving member from the 34 charter members of the 47 year old group He will call roll answer here and toast those gone before while the club preserves an old Burgundy bottle Lockwood a Civil War veteran of Company 3 First Minnesota Infantry recalls Gettysburg Hull Run and other battles He plans to live on but expects the annual event to grow more taxing and jokes about a vanished wine bottle and a Washington visit to Hoover.
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Stillwater
Minn
Charles Lockwood
Chamberlain
Stone
Peter Hall
Atwater
Tilan
Lockowood
Historical Society
Veterans’ Organization
Lockwood
Hull
Company 3
Minnesota Infantry
Union
Gettysburg
Washington
Hoover
Lincoln
Huron Youth Arrested For Theft At Dance Pavilion
Floyd Seeman an 18 year old Huron youth was to be arraigned before Municipal Judge Dick Haney on charge of petit larceny. He allegedly stole a $1.50 blanket and a 2 cent ash tray from a Brookings woman’s automobile at the dance pavilion east of Huron last night. He was arrested by Huron police.
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Floyd Seeman
Huron
Dick Haney
Sylvia Rudebusch
Brookings
Evacuation Order for Bonus Army Buildings Washington
Treasury orders evacuation of all government buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue used by Bonus Army members and directs police to clear adjoining vacant lots with crude shelters. Pelham D. Glassford plans evacuation for later today.
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Bonus Army
Washington
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dow
Varius Arts
Pelham D. Glassford
Washington Police
Heat Blamed For 4 Deaths In Iowa
Four people die in Iowa on Wednesday due to heat prostration automobile accidents and accidental burnings. Names include Martin Bentley four Boone Thomas Otis four Forest City John L Kiel Be Stone City and Janice Mauleon, with causes ranging from gasoline explosion to being run over, heat exhaustion and farm fire.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Martin Bentley
Boone
Thomas Otis
Forest City
John L. Kiel
Stone City
Janice Mauleon
Bentley
Kiel
Sioux City
Lincoln Bensley
Two Fires Cause Varied Losses In City
Morning alarms sparked two fires causing damage to bedding and grass. A bed fire at Jack Berringer home 152 Wyoming avenue southwest destroyed bedding with unknown source. A grassy blaze on vacant lot at Thirteenth street and Wiscon sinn avenue southwest consumed grass. $5 fines levied on W. J. McIntosh for obstructing fire apparatus. Firemen urge cleanup of vacant lots to curb future fires.
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Jack Berringer
Wyoming Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Wisconsinn Avenue
W. J. McIntosh
Tobacco Thieves Sentenced by Aberdeen Juvenile Court
In Aberdeen on July 21 Juvenile Judge George F Simeon sentenced Adam Stroh 11 and Joe Zimmerman 14 after pleas of guilty to third degree burglary. They confessed to stealing 300 dollars worth of cigarettes and cigars from Jewett wholesale grocery Monday night and will be sent to the state reformatory at Plankinton. Andrew Detling 29 pled guilty and posted bonds to fight in circuit court. Leo Lutgen 18 pleaded guilty to a February 1931 theft and was fined 25 dollars.
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Aburdeen
Adam Stroh
Joe Zimmeman
George F. Simeon
State Reformatory
Plankinton
Aberdeen
Jewett
Andrew Detling
Sirch
Zimmerman
Leo Lutgen
Extend Season On Ducks This Fall
Washington July 21 President Hoover, acting on Secretary Hyde's advice, extended the open season for hunting wild ducks and other waterfowl from one to two months this fall. The longer period, due to drought relief on breeding grounds in 1931, applies to ducks geese brant and coot across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota and Montana from October 2 to November 30.
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Washington
Reese
Hoover
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Ritchey Named Dean of Girls at Aitkin High
Alice Ritchey has been elected dean of girls at Aitkin High School for next year and will teach English. She will work with parents and students and supervise nonresident girls, the first to hold this position in Aitkin. She currently teaches at Huron College seminar school.
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Alice Ritchey
Wiss
Tlinois Avenue Southwest
Aitkin, Minn
Siss Ritchey
Althin
Miss Ritchey
Huron College
Semmer School
James Collins Blamed For Shotgun Killing
A coroner's jury in Ottawa on July 2 blamed James Collins of Mesa Arizona for the shotgun killing that erupted during a labor riot at the Marseilles government dam. Collins, a non union worker on the Illinois water project, was ordered held to the LaSalle County grand jury on a charge of killing Steve Sutton an unemployed union steel worker from Joliet who with 300 others picketed the dam Tuesday until gunfire drove them off.
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James Collins
Ottawa
Mesa
Ariz
Marseilles Government Dam
Collins
Illinois Water Project
LaSalle County
Steve Sutton
Joliot
Boy Shot in Foot by Stray Rifle Bullet
Gordon Wold, three year old son of Mr and Mrs J A Wold of 1330 Center Street Southwest, was lightly injured yesterday morning when a stray .22 caliber bullet hit his foot. The bullet lodged in his shoe as older boys practicing with the rifle fired.
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Gordon Wold
J. A. Wold
Center Strest Southwest
Minneapolis Journal Editors Attend Union Luncheon
Minneapolis Journal publisher Cerl W. Jones and editorial writer Rudolph Les were guests at a luncheon honoring the association. Bundette reports July 21 details of a broad visit by Mr. seed Birn, Seta Lorber and children to the home of Mrs Sieg mn Rete during harvest.
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Minneapolis
Cerl W. Jones
Minnneapolis Journal
Rudolph Les
Bouth da Iota Editerial
Asseciation
Bundette
Hunger March Plans Brought to Pierre After Band Concert
About three hundred heard Amicus Most national organizer of the Socialist party speak on the Socialist Program at J W Campbell park last night. The meeting arranged by the local Socialist organization announced a state wide hunger march to the state capital to pressure a special legislative session. Most attacked Republicans and Democrats calling both parties defense of the rich. He outlined a Socialist platform including public works five day week six hour day unemployment insurance and old age benefits. Mast leaves today for Aberdeen to speak tonight then returns in about a week for another visit.
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J. W. Campbell Park
Amicus Most
Socialist Party
H. A. Hardwich
Most
Hartwich
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Huron
Seattle
House
Senate
Mast
Aberdeen
Not So Warm Forecast Across Regions
Weather across the Midwest and Great Lakes shows a 10 degree drop from the prior night with cooler air moving in. Temperatures reached 76 in Minneapolis and 99 in New York. deaths totaled 28 nationwide with several drownings and electrocutions from thunderstorms.
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Rockles
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Relef
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Nebraska
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
el Paso
St Louis
Minnesota
Ilinsis
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Iowa
Milwaukee
Louisville
Chicago
New York
Washington
Detroit
New England
Pacific Coast
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
At The Hospitals Admitted Mrs Bert LaFee of Cavour for medical treatment. Dismissed Mrs BY Kohimeyer of Wolsey.
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Bert LaFee
Cavour, Medical
BY Kohimeyer
Wolsey
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to Attend Hats Schnoor Funeral
All members are requested to meet at Kinyon's Funeral Chapel on Friday at 2 15 PM to attend the funeral of Hats Schnoor.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Kinyon
Taylor Cigar Store Operator Dies by Own Action
I A Taylor proprietor of cigar stores in Huron was found slumped in the driver seat of his car with the motor running inside a closed garage. A garage light seen by a friend led to discovery at 11 30 last night. Coroner C O Lee of Volga ruled death due to self inflicted causes after examination. Mrs Taylor left Tuesday night for Minneapolis to visit relatives.
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Wero
I. A Taylor
Hela Land
Huron
Seaway Likely To Cut Rates Across Great Lakes
Shipping trends show deepening Great Lakes channels funded by Congress, with 30 million dollars spent to reach 27 feet. By four to eight years ocean freighters may dock at Great Lakes ports, reaching Detroit Cleveland and Toledo. Duluth ranks second to New York in port value, and 1928 shipping value hit 2.496 billion dollars with 258 million tons in 1929. Hoover-era studies projected huge tonnage via a canal, Wheat from Duluth to Liverpool could drop 10 cents per bushel by waterway, and western ports push ahead for cheaper transport amid Alberta Saskatchewan wheat shipments. Local notices list O A Roferty and Karl Goldsmith in Huron today, plus classified ads for sales, lumber, and lost items.
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Great Lakes
Congress
Grea Lakes
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Duluth
New York
Hoover
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay
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Buck Pirethers Rivron
Bolles & Rogers Huron
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New York Poultry
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Mitchell
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al Chem & Dye
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Crysler My Col O & Bra
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RCA
RKO
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Rep Steel Rey
Bears Roe
Minnnerfoll
Ask Clow
Bank Brook
Mtendord
Ind Swit & Co
Pierre
O. A. Roferty
Northern States Power Company of
Karl Goldsmith
Ford
LH. C
J. E. O'Keefe
Yale
de Smet
Hedfield
Elto
Jay Li Welkers
Redfield
6Th St. WN. E
Lampe
Nebraska Ave
Swift & Company
Brookfield Butter
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