Armour Yard Market Faces Mixed Hogs Cattle Prices
Armour Stockyards at Huron report mixed livestock activity with weighty hogs steady to 25 lower and lightweights steady. Cattle and calves show variable demand across grades, with direct consignments noted and strong packer activity at Sioux City and St Paul markets amid differing quotations for steers, yearlings, heifers, and sheep.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Lane
Chicago
Sioux City
T—U.s. Dept. Agri
Standsill
St. Paul
Faul
Mitchell Produce Butterfat Prices and Hogs Report
Mitchell June 24 markets show Butterfat door delivery and various egg and poultry quotes. Sioux Falls and Chicago reports list hog futures, live poultry, and butter prices with mixed bids and a general market drift lower on hogs and firmer butter as demand shifts.
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Mitchell
Tbs
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Siouxfalls
Sioux City
New York
Wheat Futures Prices Active In Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures were active with mixed news. June and July prices slipped while September rose. December held higher. Corn showed little change, rye and flax were strong, oats dull, and barley quiet. Cash grain demand varied with overall tight offerings and steady corn demand. Minneapolis notes include cash closings and carryover ranges for several grain types.
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Minneapolis
Stock Market Surges in Busy Session on June 24
New York reports a strong stock market close with broad gains across major issues. Key names such as General Motors Chrysler General Electric Radio American Telephone and U S Steel rise several points, while Liggett & Myers American Tobacco and others post notable gains amid 5,000 Transfer shares traded.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
General Electric
Radio
American Telephone
American Can
U. 3
Steel
Liggett and
Myers B
Seles
Flaherty in SD murder trial linked to poker game
The prosecution identifies Flaherty as a participant in a fatal poker game holdup at Eyestone apartment. Six players positively identify a man with a shotgun as the attacker. The state charges felony murder under South Dakota law, asserting an unknown killer joined Flaherty during the robbery attempt. The defense was unprepared as key witnesses were not subpoenaed.
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Fisherty
Flaherty
South Dakota
Leo A. Temmey
Net
Capital waits France stand in wartime debt talks
President Hoover urges reparations changes as Premier Laval signals a Washington response by tonight. Secretary Stimson cancels a planned radio address to allow more preparation amid European developments. Mussolini accepts in principle the moratorium proposal. US reaction remains largely favorable as Congress nears December action. Stocks climb in broad rally with 5.1 million shares traded.
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Stimson
Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Europeas
Hoover
United States
State Department
Mussolini
Speedy Action Is Secured By Bandit
Lincoln police halted a grocery store robbery after George Buxton a 25 year old man admitted guilt to highway robbery in district court and received a 15 year sentence. Buxton fled in a car near Snyder grocery but was pursued by three officers and shot at before crashing into a ditch. He surrendered in a wheat field as other officers arrived.
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Lincoln
Neb
George Buxton
Buxton
Snyder
Janey
Simpson to Speak Across South Dakota on Farm Issues
James A. Simpson president of the National Farmers Union arrived in South Dakota for a tour. He planned speeches at Tyndall this afternoon Prairie Local hall near Yankton and in Platte and Rosebud areas tonight and tomorrow. Mrs Simpson accompanies him to discuss the farming situation.
Hospitals Admitting Wide Roster of Patients
At The Hospitals a Fees Admitted list names Mrs. Marie Cross Wes sington and Mrs. J. E. Hollister both surgical and medical cases from Wes sington and Huron, plus San Wipf Eugene Stuart Mrs 4. Hakonson and Mrs. William Fink among others. Dismissals include Carl Andrews Mra L Knapp Mrs F Gey arman and Willys Ov 444 Willoworth 68% Yellow Tk 2.
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Marie Cross
Wessington
Surgical
J. E. Hollister
Medical
San Wipf
Huron
Eugene Stuart
4. Hakonson
Carthage
William Fink
Hitchcock
Shine
Charles Helm
Manchester
Carl Andrews
Carpenter
STH
Willys Ov
Willoworth
High Grade Glass From Steel Slag Proposed
Auburn Alabama industrial chemist Dr. C A Basore of Alabama Polytechnic Institute reports glass from steel furnace slag is commercially feasible. Using Alabama sands once deemed unfit, slag and 40 to 75 percent basic glass mixtures yielded elastic strong glasses with potential insulation. Continued heating could save fuel costs and lower glass prices while removing impurities that previously blocked slag glass production.
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Auburn
Ala
C. A. Basore
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama
Basore
Birmingham
Als
Steel Center
South
Less Canadian Wheat In Storage This Year
Wheat stocks across all positions total 115,917,238 bushels, down 18,100,157 from a year ago, with about 5.5 million fewer bushels stored in the past week, reported by E. A. Ursell, statistician for the board of grain commissioners. Reds Dump Braves Again. Cards Rally Beat Phillies. Robins Down Pirates.
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Fort Welliam
Ont
E. A. Ursell
Board of Grain Commissioners
Giants Top Cubs 2 0 in Opening Double Header
New York Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell allowed only two hits and fanned nine as the Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 to 0 in the first game of today’s double header. Also notes Los Angeles chosen for the 1932 International Walther League convention. Presbyterians mark forty fifth anniversary with four services at Wentworth Church. French textile experts unveil a method for palvi tatters silk and wool for tapestries and decorative papers.
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Braves
Boston
Cincinnati
Ed Brandt
Johnson
Red
Giants
CUBS
NEW York
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Pocono Pines
H. P. Carson
Presbyterian Church
Wentworth
Beaulieu Park Racetrack Parody at Training Camp
Col Joz O Goofty visits Dou ble Yell Stribling camp and the nearby Beinbridge Park where quadrupeds resemble horses. Boys in silk ride them as jockeys, while literati read Homer and Pilgrim's Progress. An aged resident recalls a Pleistocene era race as Willie Stribling pays Willie $14 daily amid poor betting.
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Joz O'Goofty
Collie
Geauga Lage Park
Double Yell
Beinbridge Park
Police Gazette
Godey
Funny Papers
Denique
Ma Stribling
Willie
Oklahoma Boy Aces In All Athletics Star
Muskogee Oklahoma schoolboy George Johnson dominates interscholastic sports. He led scorers in five consecutive track meets and ranked second in points in a sixth. Johnson starred in meets at Texas Christian University and Arkansas Invitational plus East Central Teachers contest and both Oklahoma and Oklahoma A and M games. His two-year run earned seven cups and medals, and he also excels in football basketball and swimming.
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George Johnson
Muskogee
Okla
Johnson
Texas Christian University
Oklahoma
Harvey Hendrick Hall of Fame career summary and twists
A retrospective on Harvey Hendrick from Tennessee, tracing his journey from Chattanooga to the Yankees, Indians, Dodgers, Browns, and Reds. It highlights his brief rise in Cleveland with a .286 mark, a .371 season in New Orleans, and a late surge with Cincinnati including a .400 average and 58 hits in his first Hall at bats, marking a shift to a regular role after years of utility work.
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Harvey Hendrick
Chattanooga
Chicnooga
Red Sor
Galveston
Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Indians
Providence
New Orleans
Brooklyn
The
Robins
Goodby
Robbie
Cincinnati
Mikey Heath
Dan Howley
Harvey
Reds
Hendrick
Bancraft
Wright
Saich
Harvey shines as versatile Redland star in 1929 season
In Cincinnati reports, Harvey emerges as the league’s top valued player for the year, filling four positions with strong hitting. Robbie Bendrick’s decision to relocate players is noted, while Stan Poreda emerges as a rising heavyweight prospect and Flournoy shapes his early pro path with Risko considerations.
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Robbie
Bendrick
Harvey
Robbis
Baseball results from scattered games across leagues
First game New York 2 Chicago 0 with Johnson and Bert among scorers. Second game New York 4 Chicago 3, Wells and Jorge contributing for the winners. Cleveland dominance noted in multiple matchups as Baston and Russell lead, while Boston, Philadelphia, St Louis and others post results. Rain interruptions affect Cincinnati at Boston and several city matchups. American Association and minor standings listed with scores like Minneapolis 2-7 Toledo 5-8 and St Paul 12 Columbus 7.
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New York
Chicago
Johnson
Bert
Gomez
Portis
Lyons
McKain
Caraway
Faber
Tate
Saibon
I Wells
Jorge
Moore
Faber and Grube
EB Baston
Cleveland
Russell
Durham
Lisenber
McLaughlin
Berry
Connally
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Sewell
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Morris
Lisenbee
Ruel
Hudlin
Myatt
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Mootem
Geore
Cochrane
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Heving
Palanissano
Blaeholder
Ferrer
Pirst Gang
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Burke
Hadley
Spencer
Troy
Tierring
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Hayworth
E Marberry
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Spohrer
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Bool
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Louis
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Toledo
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Louisville
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Columbus
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Indianapolis
Yesterday's Stars and Doubleheader Rout Highlights
Bob Grove of the Athletics shut down the Browns for a 3-0 win in the first game of the doubleheader. John Schulte drove in a run with a 22nd inning single in the second game. The Yankees stole three bases in the second game as Ben Chapman and Tony Lazzeri each did so twice in double steals. Indians pitcher Willis Hudlin toppled the Red Sox 13-0 in the opener and Clint Brown completed the doubleheader with a 10-0 win. Red Lucas blanked the Braves with three hits in a 2-0 Reds victory. Fred Marberry bested George Able for a 4-0 Senators triumph over the Tigers. Traffic data notes rising highway and street casualties.
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Bob Grove
Athletics
Browns
John Schulte
A's
Ben Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
White Sox
Willis Hudlin
Clint Brown
Indians
Farmer
Red Sox
Bdatter
Red Lucas
Reds
Braves
Fred Marberry
Senators
George
Senatore
Tigers
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