Wheat Market Remains Quiet in Midwest Trading
Minneapolis reports show wheat offerings lighter with modest demand and firmer may futures, while corn oats and barley display mixed shifts. Winter wheat steadier with milling quality firmer, durum and flax values vary. Chicago hog, cattle and sheep markets push mixed results as buyers eye transit demand.
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eHay
Minneapolis
Mar
Carer
Yellurg
Lotte
Duluth
AID
Chicago Puteres Rance
Whursday
St Paul Livestock Market Report Roundup
Livestock quotes from St Paul Sioux Falls and Chicago markets show mixed cattle and hog activity. Yearlings and calves demand steady with buyers protecting advance, fat cows and cutters firm. hogs slow with slight declines on heavy cuts. Produce prices remain subdued with butter and eggs holding near prior levels.
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St. Paul
South ST
G. S. Depts
Medibt
Huron Market Quotations and Receipts Decline
Huron markets provide daily receipts from Armour & Co but northern yard quotations are unavailable at noon. Public-market quotes are not supplied, with the Huron grain market listing items such as No. 1 dark northern wheel 105 and red durum 78, with mixed durum at 3 and No. 8 white oats 40.
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Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Huron Geain
Huron Dirt Market Direct Shipper and Station Prices
Market notes show direct shipper price at 42 and station price at 46, reflecting differing pricing for bulk or retail buyers. No additional context or dates provided.
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Huron Dairt
Nervous Trend In Stock Market In Early March
In New York on March 7, trading showed extreme nervousness over the credit situation. Call money opened at 10 percent, rose to 11 percent, while liquidation remained moderate. The 4 1/4 percent Treasury financing rate was steady, though it underscored credit stringency and fears of higher discount rates. Trades were broadly favorable overall with Adams Express, Radio, Colorado Fuel, Western Union, United Fruit, Canada, American Bosch Magneto, Crosley Radio and National Daily Products all moving higher at times. close was strong and total volume around 3,420,000 shares.
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New York
Mar
Rooims
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Adams Express
Colorado Fuel
Western Union
United Fruit
Canada
American Bosch Magneto
Cros
Market Quotations and Closing Figures From Trading Session
An OCR readout lists numerous stock and bond tickers with percentage changes and price-like codes. The fragment includes Amoco, General Electric, Chrysler, U S Steel, Reading, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Texaco, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and several utilities and rail names with varied percentages, indicating daily moves or yield-like figures.
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Chom & D
Chrysole G & Con” Drug. Inc
Evie Tae Fleischmann
Freeport-Tex
Gen Elec
Con Motors
Pti
Greene CC
Homestake
Houston Oil Swendson
Int. Crug
Intig & TP
Kennercott
Kroger
Mack
Marland
Ma Pac
Monts Ward
Nash Mtra
N Cash
N&ew
Nov Amer
Nor Pac
Packard
Par Farm
Standard Oil Indiana stock closes on earth market
Standard Oil of Indiana shares finish at 3612 on the earth market amid trading activity. The price reflects cautious moves in energy equities with investors watching refinery margins and supply dynamics.
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Standard Oil
IND
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Sad Lauda National Monument Created in South Dakota
A new national park of over 50 000 acres is to be established in Pennington and Jackson counties South Dakota under a bill signed by President Calvin Coolidge. The Sad Lauda National Monument will require a 30 mile public road through the area and transfer private land to the government at no cost. The name was changed from Teton National Park during passage.
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Washington
Mar
South Dakota
Calvin Coolidge
Pennington
Jackson
Neeck
Teton National Park
George E Foster Dies in Sioux Falls at 67
Sioux Falls March 7 7 George E Foster 67 a South Dakota resident and former U S land office registrant at Mitchell and well known in early state politics died here last night after long illness. Whale flour referenced as a noted food pioneer in fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
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Sioux “Falls
Mar
George E Foster
South Dakota
Regis
Mitewell
South
Beadle Pioneer Malcolm McDerr Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Malcolm McDerr sid age 87 one of Beadle county s oldest pioneers will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 from the Virgil Methodist church The Rey Fanny Mills Wolsey will have charge of the services He died yesterday afternoon at Huron hospital after a six week lingering illness He lived on a farm about six miles south of Wolsey Survived by two sons Arthur Peter Malcolm Jr William John and Daniel all of Wolsey and one daughter Mrs Elizabeth McCawley Chicago Ill
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Malcolm McDerr
Beadle County
Virgil
Methodist Church
Rey Fanny Mills
Wolsey
Huron
Arthur
Peter
Malcolm
William John
Daniel
Elizabeth
Cawley
Chicago, Il
bicDermaid
Sears
Court Nears End As Judge Fisher Arrives Late
The adjourned circuit court resume after a long delay with Judge Frank R. Fisher arriving five hours after the 3 o'clock reopen. Eight cases on the calendar were reduced to one as settlements and continuances trimmed the docket, with James Valley Bank versus J. Decker remaining to be moved for stricken status and new proceedings if granted. Fisher was delayed at DeSmpe t Kingsbury circuit court to clean up matters.
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Frank . R. Fisher
James Valley Bank Et al JJ
J. Decker
I. A. Churchill
Leo A. Temmey
Howes &Temmey
Fisher
Aclock
DeSmpet
Kingsbury Circuit Court
Coed Debaters Clash Over Jury System Here Today
Lom from Northern Normal Aberdeen faced two Huron College debaters in a 3 pm debate at the college. The dispute centered on the jury system with Gladys Bucher and Bannista Johnson opposing the trial by jury. No decision was announced.
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Lom
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Huron College
Gladys Bucher
Bannista Johnson
Huron
Harkness
Todar
Rebels Press Juarez Drive Amid Border Tension
Major Frederico Alberts said a battle front near Puarez was imminent as federal forces tightened control in Juarez. Reinforcements appeared on the way while U.S. officials at Fort Bliss monitored the clash, ready to intervene if Americans were endangered. General Ramos vowed to defend Juarez with 1500 troops and air support, as federal columns of about 26,000 men moved from Saltilte Tampico and Zacatelis against rebel leaders including General Jesus Aguirre and General Escobar.
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Frederico Alberts
M. Z. Simon
Puarez
Tey
Juarez
Meyer Augustine Gallo
United States Army
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Francisco Villa
R. Ramos
Ramos
Wirgraye
Brownsville
el Continental
Jesus Aguirre
Almanzen
Hamas
Escobar
Monterey
Saltilte
Tampico
Zacatelis
Senora
Cardenas
Favor Raising More Livestock in Outlook for Agriculture
The outlook report urged earnest effort to raise more pigs this year and emphasized brood sows, hog lot sanitation, and pasture rotation. It noted beef cattle prices at a low point and urged careful expansion for some producers, while dairying was seen as a growing industry. Beadle county was highlighted as favorable for permanent farming income, and diversified farming was stressed for greater returns in the morning meetings at the American Legion hall.
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Thasa
Anderson
American Legion Hall
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de Stroit
National Educational Association
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