Hog Market Updates With Higher Prices Across Regions
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON Mar 4 reported hog prices 0.15 higher with receipts near 150 and top at 96.70. Sago Mar 4 cited 15,000 hogs offered, 75,000 reported in 12 markets, with bids steady to firmer and direct consignments limited. Slaughter cattle and calves moved slowly. sheep and lamb totals at 9,000 with better prices but slow demand. Minneapolis cash closes show steady to firm activity amid varied weights.
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Armour
Huron
Mar
Sago
ST. Paul
U. S Dept
Fluctuating grain bids and delivery notes from Duluth market
A Duluth market brief lists May and July flax shipments and wheat prices with delivery dates, plus durum and mixed durum grades and prices. The report notes specific lot figures such as flax at 15 percent May and 1.574 for July, with No. 1 durum and red durum pricing alongside wheat classifications.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Mer
HK OH Dereth Cosh Clee
Mar
Huwon Grain Market
Speitz
Markets From Across The Midwest And New York Dairy Trade
Market listings show varying prices for eggs butter dairy and poultry across Huron Mitchell Sioux Falls Chicago and New York with quantities and classes including Leghorn hens ducks geese and stags. Reports note steady to firm demand in several regions with mixed colors and packaging and shipments to market centers on March 4.
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New York
Mar
Stour
Sioux Falls
Wheat Futures Stabilize as July and September Open Lower
Minneapolis market notes May wheat futures held steady with little need for offerings. July opened lower and September fell on poor cables and weak export demand but recovered slightly. July closed 4c down and September 4c. Coarse grains eased modestly while corn strengthened early. Cash wheat sentiment improved with smaller offerings and steady farm buying.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed on Wednesday Market
Sioux City cattle saw gains with steers and heifers up to 25 higher while bulls held firm. Hogs 9,000 head active with gains to 15 higher across classes. sheep light trading, packers inactive. Sioux Falls follow up with higher cattle and hogs. Chicago figures show mixed trends across pork and cattle markets.
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Sioux City
Mar
Bloux
Sioux Falls
Stock Market Breaks Sharply on Utilities Leadership
New York trading saw a sharp stock market decline with early losses centered in rails. Utilities briefly steadied the list but failed to reverse the downtrend as steel and several industrials fell, with Transcontinentals and major rails posting notable losses and many issues closing lower.
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Wall Street
United Corn
Consolidated Gas
Electric Power & Light
Standard Gas
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Anion Pacific
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Congress
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Lord Irwin
India
Rock Island
Lehigh Valley
Benson Speaks On Worker Insurance At Rotary Meeting
Lewis Benson addressed the Rotary club on unemployment insurance as the top challenge today. He traced its origins to Switzerland and Britain, urged shared responsibility among workers, employers, industry, and society. Dr. Harry B D Sewell chaired the program. Dr. Buell Sprague welcomed two new members Dr. Robert Vance and Dr. Laurence Betts.
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Evered
Normal Schools Fight Over Four Year Funds
Pierre March 4 A legislative vote on state funds for three normal schools Madison Springfield and Spearfish to sustain four year courses remained undecided A $5000 yearly boost for Southern Normal Springfield was defeated in the House A Senate measure to same effect followed but the appropriations committee favored defeat Senate bills for 15080 Madison and 12000 Spearfish were advanced with a House amendment tying funds to offering four year courses Governor Green had signed a separate authorization for four year programs while earlier appropriations covered two year work
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Green
Themenerst Mppeopristins Pal
Coin To Bear Face Of George Washington
Secrecy and doubt surround the design of the new two bit piece the Treasury will decide what appears on the other side.
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George Washington
Seed Store Opens in Newberry Building by Har ry Weis
Filrom opens a new seed and feed store in the Newberry building run by Huron resident Har ry Weis. He plans to specialize in certified seeds, buying from farmers and selling to them. Weis has farmed in Beadle county for years and spent the last year in trucking.
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Filrom
Newberry
Harry Weis
Huron
Weis
Beadle County
Twelve To Enter Declamatory Meet At Wilson Grade
Twelve Huron high school students will contest tomorrow night at Wilson grade school for local declamatory honors and the right to compete in the district meet on March 27. Five enter dramatic division Leola Taylor Elizabeth Shepherd Hazel Murphy Gertrude Lampe and Mary Starling. Humorous division promises keener competition with six entrants Carol Gilstrap Brownell Sedam Margaret Kenney Roy Zumbrunnen and Frances Holcomb. Only two, Douglas Miller and Robert Wagner, enter the oratorical division.
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Wilson Grade
Leola Taylor
Elizabeth Shepherd
Hazel Murphy
Gertrude Lampe
Mary Starling
Eludenta
Carol Gilstrap
Brownell Sedam
Margaret Kenney
Roy Zumbrunnen
Frances Holcomb
Douglas Miller
Robert Wagner
Two Fined On Drunk Charges In City Case
George Brotel 21 Simmons avenue southeast faced arraignment before Municipal Judge Dick Haney on information charges. He received a day county jail sentence and a 12 month driving ban after his car clipped a city team of horses on Simugens avenue between First and Second Southeast. Neither horse was injured. Swede Miller, former Huron pugilist, pleaded guilty to intoxication and chose 25 days hard labor over a $50 fine.
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Simmons Avenue
Dick Haney
Broten
Simugens Avenue
First
Second
Miller
Princess of Panama to Be Staged by Huron College Players
Huron College Campus Players present The Princess of Panama a four act comedy romance at the college auditorium on Friday night. Prof. E S DuPoncet wrote and directs, weaving mistaken identity with a tale of a rich man and his disinherited son who must forge his own path.
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Panama
Hoboken
New Jersey
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Farmers National Grain raises wheat premium in Minneapolis
Farmers National Grain Corp announced an added one cent per bushel premium on wheat delivered in Minneapolis ending June, raising the premium to 4 cents above the Grain Stabilization price for May futures. Assistant manager B. Loosemore said the move aims to maintain pegged prices until the new crop year begins July 1 and to prevent May wheat rush to northwest terminals and elevator congestion.
Congress Ends in Bitterness and Deadlock in 1929
The seventy first Congress wrapped with bitter infighting over coalition demands and the Muscle Shoals veto. It enacted ten billion dollars in relief and farm aid across four sessions, from April 15 1923 to December 1929, amid drought relief debates and stalled postmaster appointments and nominations including Gunnar H. Nordbye for federal judge in Minnesota. The Senate failed to confirm several nominees and senators faced a consolidation of power struggles before adjournment.
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Minnesot É To
Richard N. Elliott
Philippins Eqpressa Court
Lewin Named New County Commissioner in headlines
Lewin wins a secret ballot from six commissioners to become county commissioner amid prior disputes over deputy salaries and fee arrangements. Three other candidates, Martin Anderson and F B Meyers among them, competed with Lewin and Henrig, as Tom Young assumes county auditor duties. Lewin, born in Illinois and a longtime resident of Seneca and Huron, runs a hardware business and owns land in Faulk County, with no children, and is a member of the El Riad shrine in Sioux Falls.
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Henrig
Martin Anderson
F. B. Meyers
Chamberlain
Counety
H. W. Markey
T. BH. Young
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Clinois
South Dakota
Seneca
Hank
Farmers Security Bank
Huron
Faulk County
Br. Lewin
Sioux Falls
Anderson To Have Hearing Next Week On Larceny Case
Anderson, an Alpena area farmer, faces a postponed hearing March 12 before Judge A L Kinkead on grand and petty larceny charges. He is accused with Grover Silvers of robbing D H Barnes of livestock valued at $500 and is to be arraigned on theft of plow shovels from EB Fritz.
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Alpena
Leo A. Temraey
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EB. L. Fritz
Huron
Anderson
Kinkead
D. H. Barnes
Grover Silvers
Dairymen Form Beadle County Milk Group in Huron
Dozens of Beadle county dairy farmers met in Huron to organize the Beadle county Mite and Cream association and to appoint a five member delegation to negotiate with local creamerymen for higher milk and cream prices. The committee includes president John Kotas secretary and treasurer Orvel Graham and vice president John Evans, with Tunney and Young assisting.
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Beadle County
Huron
Mite and ‘Cream Association
John Kotas
John Evans
Orvel Graham
W.c. Tunney
C. L. Young
Mrs. Hopkins Injured After Basement Fall
Mrs. A. W. Hopkins wife of Huron's police chief sustained a broken shoulder in a fall at her home at 718 Slingiy avenue southwest this morning. She tripped as she hurried from the basement to answer a telephone call upstairs when an open furnace door caused the stumble.
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A. W. Hopkins
Huron
Hopkins
Slingiy Avenue
New Fire Truck Is Favored By Voters Iroquois
Elections in Iroquois Logan and Banner townships on uniting with Iroquois city to buy a truck for rural fire protection carried by large majorities in Iroquois and Banner. In Logan township the election tied. Election held Tuesday March 3.
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Logan
Banner
Iroquois City
Bannerips
Logan Township
New Income Tax Law Up
South Dakota legislature presses toward final adjournment as the house and senate move through the near term agenda. Speaker B W McVeigh predicts completion by Friday if pace holds, with only routine bills remaining and tax policy the main issue unresolved after Gov Waren Green's term began. The session’s blue calendar shows progress, though the income tax question lingers.
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South Dakota
B. W. McVeigh
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Waren Green
Pesco
South Dakota Legislature Advances Multiple Measures
Senate and house actions clear many bills amid appropriations and local projects. Measures include tax rebates, county and city funding, park and land uses, school bond rules, and authorizations for state buildings and veterans benefits. A two-thirds salary amendment resolution and various irrigation, banking, and education moves also pass or stall as sessions advance.
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South Dakota
Yankton State Hospital
Jerauld County
Secretary of Agticulture
Bee
Fort Pierre
Pierre
Bad Lands National Park
C. ©. Eggers
Lost dog and keys near Beach S. E. Coll
Notice reports a black and white Boston Bull puppy named Skipper missing at seven months. Reward offered for return. Also lost a bunch of keys with a contact phone 4352 or 52. Include location 11 Beach S. E. Coll and reference to WODERN FIVE ROGM house.
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Boston
Wodern
Beach S. E. Coll
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