Market News Hog Receipts and Wool Quotes Across Markets
Receipts at Armour and Co. hog yard noted to noon with a caveat that Huron yard lacks public market quotations. The Commercial Bulletin will publish wool quotations for Montana and similar grades tomorrow. Prices listed include Montana fine staple and blood combing ranges, Sioux Falls butterfat and butter, live poultry and eggs, Mitchell butter fat and other farm products, and Chicago potato and flour market details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Boston
Montana
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Friday
Sioux City livestock market reports show cattle 600 with calves 100 mostly steady to strong in slaughter classes. Fed steers and yearlings around 12.50 to 14.25, top cows 14.00, hogs with direct sales 14 to 25, sows 9.25 to 9.65, sheep 1,500 with fat lambs above 15.50 and yearlings around 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
U. S. Dept
Gattle
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 7
Chicago hogs 15 000 with top 11.25 and prices for 160 286 Ibs. cattle 1 000 with steady trade 13.00 15.25 for slaughter steers. sheep 12 000 steady opening with native lambs 14.00 16.50. St Paul and Sioux Falls notes include cattle, calves, hogs price ranges and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. Dept. Agg.j
Choice Idaho
Choice
Mit
St. Paul
Market Report from Huron Dairy and Poultry Prices
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and items from Huron dairy and poultry markets. Mentions Leghorns hens cocks and titm hens with station and direct shiner prices. Includes Furnished by Baek Brothers Tiuron D. Notes prices subject to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baek Brothers
Tiuron
Wheat Market Narrows Losses in Nervy Minneapolis Trade
Yesterday’s quotes show wheat volatile with a weak start, a midsession rally, then a retreat. July flax and oats rose, with barley firm and cash wheat offerings light. Minneapolis carlot and cash closes reflect mixed prices across No 1 northern and durum grades amid steady to firm basis.
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Minneapolis
Huron Grain Market
Burley
Montana
Stock prices rise with leaders in rail and food sectors
Markets show upward drift with selective buying and call money steady at 7 percent. Rail stocks lead gains as Erie, Chesapeake, and Union Pacific climb, while industrials like Commonwealth Power reach new highs. Trading volume about 3.2 million shares with many large names advancing.
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New York
Wall Street
Eriecommon
Chesapeake Corporation
Atchison
Union Pacific
New York General
Industrial Rayon
Ait
Reduction
Tidewater Association
Alleghency Corporation
Erie
Rabbit Maranville Ends Long Errorless Pop Fly Streak
The Rabbit Maranville, famed for spectacular plays and his iconic basket glove routine, finally committed an error on a pop fly after 17 years. Ed Roush of the New York Giants hit a high liner that landed in Maranville’s area, snapping a record streak and drawing laughter from the crowd.
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Rabbit Mayanville
Maranville
Ed Roush
New York Giants
Macavanville
Nationwide Study Of Reformatories Planned Nation Wide
Grace Abbott of the U S Department of Labor Children’s Bureau plans a nationwide study on the before and after effects of reformatories for delinquent boys. Early findings suggest reform may hinder future business and living success, prompting a first hand investigation next fall to evaluate top institutions. The plan emphasizes a scientific approach over sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Jess
Shand
Injunction Blocks Ditch Digging Near Powell
A court issued a temporary injunction against the Chicago and North Western Railway to stop trenching a ditch in Hankon county near Powell. The action, led by the attorney general, argues the water diversion would deprive stock water and affect navigation and rural credit lands. Hearing set for June 25 in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fu Pietre
Sioux fly for one week in four manufacturing trial
Vague OCR fragment notes a Sioux involved in a one week period related to four manufacturing items. Specifics on persons dates or actions are not clear.
Immigrant Woman Receives Law Master’s Degree at 63
Mrs. Minna Schmidt once penniless in Germany earns a law master’s degree in Chicago at Kent College of Law. She studied eight years, five nights weekly, rising from poverty to lead a million-dollar costume business and an Evanston estate. She cites self-improvement and plans to help humanity with legal knowledge. She learned English through night studies and now is recognized as an authority on historic women’s dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minna Schmidt
Germany
Advance Radio Service Survey in Huron area
A. T Griffiths leads a survey for the Huron Radio Listeners league classifying interference as major or minor. Major causes include violet ray gear diathermy equipment and large motors. minor noises come from vacuum sweepers and hair dryers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T Griffiths
Huron Radio Listeners League
Chamber of Commerce
Betts
League
Lee Manning
Weather plan to support transcontinental aviation net
Officials in Huron and Omaha finalize a plan for morning weather observations to serve stations along the transcontinental air routes. Meteorologist M J Blystone, center in Omaha, and Telegraph chief Vv B dtts discuss dispatch times with J G Nelson. Rapid City and Hilliron to provide daily meteorological data to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Blystone
State Weather Bureau Office
B. Datts
Omaha
Huron
My. Bigstone
J. G. Nelson
Western Union Telegraph District
Minneapolis
Washington
Rapid City
Hilliron
Farm Girl suffers broken leg in Bemont fall
Esmond farm girl Nadine Legg age is in Hu ron hospital after breaking her leg in a fall from an all tree on a Bemont farm. Her parents Mr and Mrs G Leggs are listed in the report.
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Esmond
Nadine Legg
G. &. Legs
Bemont
Huron Hospital
Pension Notice For Veteran Indian Fighter Alfred Taylor
Alfred Taylor a 79 year old former janitor at Wrest National Bank has not received a government pension for his service as an Indian fighter. He is identified as a member of Company D 26th US Infantry which drilled against Apaches in 1879 and joined his long tenure in the bank in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapin City
Alfred Taylor
Wrest National Bank
Hoover Reviews Rushmore Plans
The Rushmore national memorial commission will meet with President Hoover at the White House to discuss continuing the enormous sculpture on Black Hills peak honoring Washington Jefferson and Roosevelt. The panel includes Hal Holden Fred W Sargent Frank O Lowden Julius Rosenwald and others with sculptor Gutzon Borglum and assistant Major J C Tucker. Borglum will host a dinner for the group prior to the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rushmore National Memorial Commission
Sooy‘ey
Black Hills
South Dakota
Washington, Jefferson
I.jacob
Roosevelt
Hal Holden
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Julius Rosenwald
Chiergo
Joseph
Gutzon Borglum
J. C. Tucker
Borglum
Quiney
Chicago
Cleveland
Oder
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Sioux Falls
Jane
Mitchell
Alabama
Bliss
North
Carolina Bbl
Ivisia Cobbiers
Wisconsin
Idaho
Russels
Sioux
Ywunon
Seip & Co
Flichty
Duluth
I Dax
Phicate
Lindy
Lindbergh
Tor
Newport
R. I
Long Island Sound
Am Can
Am T&t
Armour
Atl Coast
Atl
B&o
Beth Steel
Can Pac
GM St P P
C& NW
CRI & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Brie
Wleischmann
Ireeport-Tex
Gen Blec
Gen Motors
Greene C
Houston Gil
Hudson
Nov Amer
Nor Pac
Packard
Pennsyl
Phillips Pet
Postum
Pullman
Radio
Reading
Rem-Rand
Reyn
Sears Roe
U S Steel
Wabash
Western UN
Westingh
Willys- Oy
Wookworth
Indiana
Laufer
Corge
Laubach
Tegon
Michigan
Advance Radio Service Survey
Hoover
Rushmore
Belle Fourche
H. T. Cheney
Wella Fourche
Leonard Stroud
Senor
Alvaro Enriquez
Higheen
Tyamen
James Show
Rayville, So
Dak
Rumely
Doals Tractor
F. J. Woostrichill Farm
L. W Billington
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