Sioux City Livestock Report Sees Slower Hogs and Steady Cattle
Sioux City market notes limited slaughter classes, scarce stockers and feeders, bulk steers and yearlings around 9.25 to 10.99, beef cows weak to steady, vealers up to 11.00, hogs opened slow with late trade to packers, top hogs 9.80 at 190-220 pounds, lambs few in Idaho and natives around 9.15 to 11.73. Wool market in Boston reports mixed Montana staple prices and combing grades.
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Sioux City
Idaho
Stf. Paul
U. S
Birkis
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Fedi
Slouk City
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report June 13
Sioux Falls market report shows cattle and hogs mixed with gains in hogs and declines in cattle, features top prices for cattle and fat stock, calf and veal movements, and contrasting Chicago and Minneapolis grain and produce notes. numerous weights and classes listed with prices and weekly trends.
Hog Market At Armours Lower At Armours Stockyards
Butchers at Armours in Huron Thursday reduced hog prices by 10 to 15 cents with top day bids near 9.45. Packing sows were down 10 cents, hog receipts reached about 700. Chicago hog futures for June 12 showed July lights at 10.35, August lights 10.35, Sept Lights 10.25 and Sept Medium 10.39 with bids around 10.20 for lights and 9.60 for heavy hogs delivered soon.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Chicago
Wheat Futures Close Bit Lower in Minneapolis Report
Rain reports from Canada subdued trading as July wheat fell about 1 percent while September slipped. Corn showed limited resistance, oats dull, rye weak, and barley liquidations continued. Cash wheat prices steadied with higher protein offered in demand. winter wheat firmer and durum weak. Minneapolis cash close lists detailed grain prices and lots.
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Minneapolis
Canada
Montana
Market Prices and Grain Reports From Duluth and Huron
Duluth and Chicago price listings show variety grain quotes including No 1 mixed durum No 2 yellow and white oats flax rye barley and durum. Huron market notes cover dark northern wheat mixed durum red durum flax spelt and poultry and dairy prices furn. by Swift Buck Brothers and local dealers.
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Chicago
Huron
Buck Brothers
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Market mood steadies amid heavy volume trading
New York June 12 Wall street showed subdued spirits with renewed buying lifting major stocks from intraday lows. Overhang from yesterday’s losses persisted as many issues slid to new yearly lows before a strong midday rally sparked short covering and modest gains in key names like U S Steel American Can Westinghouse Eastman Kodak and Johns Manville. Market activity remained heavy with about 3.8 million shares traded and the 2 percent call loan rate dipping to 2 1/2 percent for the first time since March 20.
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Wall Street
Jaume 1
American Telephone
New York Central
Baltimore and
U. S. Steel
American Can
Westinghouse
Eastman Kodaker
Johns Manville
Auburn Auto
J. J. Case
Ole Spillum Of Brookings Wins Grand Master Election
Ole Spill um of Brookings was elected grand master of the grand council R. and S. M. at the 14th annual assembly in RAPD City last evening. Yankton’s William H. Fallon was chosen deputy grand master and other officers named include Wilt Mitchell principal conductor of the work and George W. Hill grand treasurer. Yankton chosen as the 1931 convention site with additional officers appointed among Aberdeen Sioux Falls Huron and Lake Andes.
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Ole Spillum
Brookings
S. M
William H. Fallon
Yankton
Clarence D
Wilt Mitchell
George W. Hill
Hurton
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Grand Records
Masonic Lodge
Grand Locee
A. F
A. M
E. Ashley
Aberdeen
William S. Harper
Beresfort
Charles Hager
Ray Ellis
Elk Point
E. Norstrum
Faulkton
John Bell
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
South Dakota
Contest Of Yards Gardens Announced In Huron
The Evening Huronite and city park board sponsor a yard and garden contest announced by Pari supervisor Robert Fair. Entries due by Wednesday with judging starting June 19 and winners announced June 23. Three classes prize sets. details to be decided later.
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Ehiron
Inia
Huronite
City Park Board
Robert Fair
Pari
Altractive
Huron
Pair
Policemen Break Up Taxi Driver Meeting
In Chicago on June 12 a stormy protest gathering of 800 Checker Taxi drivers opposed refinancing plans of company officials. Police under Captain Joseph Palczynski quelled the meeting after brick hats appeared, with several hundred members allegedly driven away by sluggers. drivers voted to fund legal counsel and seek an injunction against the refinancing plan.
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Chicago
Checker Taxi Company
Joseph Palczynski
Chautauqua Signers Organized Saturday
A meeting of guarantors will form a Chautauqua season for Huron with Miss Gladys Giddings announcing a five day program from June 27 to July 2. The event occurs Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with plans to return to Madison for preliminary arrangements after.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Gladys Giddings
Vawter
Association Chautauquas ‘of America
Hurgn
Dying telegrapher sets stop signals at Mount Carmel
Evan Protheroe a Mount Carmel railroad telegrapher collapsed from a heart attack in his tower and, by flashing his ill status to the Shamokin dispatcher, caused the signal to be set and avert a possible collision between two passing trains. A freight crew later found him dead in the tower.
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Mount Carmel
Evan Protheroe
Mount Carmel Junction
Philadelphia and Reading
Shamokin
Protheroe
Plan Locate On Weather Focus On Greenland Expedition
Ten tons of scientific gear heads to Greenland to form a permanent ice cap depot as part of Professor Wegener's arctic expedition. Two scientists travel with Iceland ponies and Greenland huskies, dragging 70 tons across 250 miles toward the ice cap. Trigonometric surveys aim for height accuracy within 30 feet. Wegener, meteorology and geophysics professor at Graz, age 49, married with three daughters.
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Unmak
Greenland
Iceland
Kam—arnjuk
Wegener
Austrian University of Graz
Car stolen at Ruskin park found in Huron district
A. Whippet roister reported stolen at Ruskin park Monday night. The abandoned car was found on Market Road in the elevates district. Sheriff’s office notified by Frank Ripley manager of Farmers Elevator after car stood there since Tuesday morning. South Dakota plate 55 276. Deputy Helgeland from Woonsocket to retrieve the vehicle.
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Ruskin Park
Elevates
Market Road
Frank Ripley
Farmers Elevator
South Dakota
MM. Helgeland
Woonsocket
Methodist Bishop Escapes Forced Testimony on 1928 Campaign
Senate lobby panel agrees Bishop Cannon need not answer questions about his 1928 campaign against Alfred Sims. The South Missouri church leader was told to attend a session for further inquiry into temperance work, while no action on his conduct was anticipated. He had previously refused to discuss political activities and walked out of the room.
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Washington
Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Alfred E. Sims
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Senate
Wives Visit Huron Guardsmen At Camp Rapid
Camp Rapid in the Black Hills opens with Company C of Huron present except Dimps Griffith. Sergeant Joe Boyle’s bride arrives as the battalion parade is held and Company C escorts the colors. 14th Field Artillery units arrive, range practice begins, and notes report KP duties and the scribe’s lively camp observations.
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Company C
Camp Rapid
Summer National Guard
Madison
Brookings
Furon
14Vth Field Artillery
K P
Gene Hoy
Harold Baseman
Jerry Beddow
Goldbricker
To. C. Scribe
Dempsey Comments on Schmeling Sharkey Fight
Los Angeles reports former heavyweight champion Dempsey criticized the New York bout between Schmeling and Sharkey as unfortunate ending in a foul. He said the foul would not alter his plans to train after a recent operation and would decide on fighting again after recovery.
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Los Angeles
Dempsey
Sharkey
Schmeling
New York
Jackrabbits elect DeWitt Howard track captain
DeWitt Howard, a junior and top dash man in the Central conference, was elected captain of the Jackrabbits track team at yesterday’s meeting in Brookings. Despite weighing only 112 pounds, his leadership and speed stand out as he also served as president of the junior class and earned Blue Key membership.
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Donald Howard
Brookings
DeWitt Howard
Blunt
Jackravbis
Howard
Blue Key
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