Market News Wheat Market Quiet and Draggy
Minneapolis reports show wheat quiet with mild firmness early, steady to firmer corn, dull oats, and slow flax. Rye steady. durum slow except for milling quality. Cash wheat demand weak with an easy basis. Sioux City and Sioux Falls livestock stories show cows, calves, hogs, and lambs trading unevenly. Chicago and Duluth futures ranges noted with May and July positions. Minneaplis cash and carlot quotes reflect mixed demand and shifting prices across grains and oats.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Minnnenpoliz
Livestock Prices and Market Quotes from St. Paul and South St. Paul
A dense listing of cattle hogs sheep and other livestock prices by weight and grade. Includes weights from 60 to 1 100 pounds and price ranges for butchers calves bulls cows stockers and feeders. Notable entries show high and low quotes and market activity across regions and dealers.
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Sioux City
Mar
Rangers
St. Paul
Huron Markets Recalpts of Armear Co Hog Receipts
Market notices from Huron at noon today provide daily quotations for hogs and grains. Public market quotes include No 1 red durum 78, mixed durum 83, No 3 white oats 40, and corn.
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Armear& Co
Huron
Poultry and commodities prices on curb market update
The daily curb market listing shows poultry items like Butter and eggs with varied weights and prices. It also lists numerous stock quotes from companies such as General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, and Standard Oil, reflecting broad market activity and price shifts.
Stocks Advance On Broad Scale Rally At York
York stock market opened with broad gains led by Western Union and Victor Talking Machine as prices surged to new highs. Brokers reported 150 million share volume fueling optimism despite early selling, with time money rates near year highs and key issues like Radio Keith Orpheum and Mexican Seahaard Oil advancing amid strong demand.
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York
Mar
Jossas
Yoansi' St Calmokey
Beadis County History Society Forming Meeting
Beadis County Historical Society organizers call all interested to meet at the Farmers’ room in the courthouse Monday at 7 40 PM. The group will form duties to preserve early local history and records. Committee includes John P Walsh Robert Kettle, Mrs C S Laughlin, and Mrs Claude Gviatt.
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Beadis County
Evening Havenite Error Causes Mixed Headlines
An error in yesterday's issue mixed two headlines, one about capturing an automobile loaded with liquor and another announcing a meeting of the Fish, Game and Protective association.
Demambered He: A cryptic tale of confession
A fragmented excerpt presents a cryptic dialogue about kissing and secrecy, with distorted phrases and stray names. The readable portions hint at a personal confrontation or revelation amid garbled dialogue and unsure identities.
Ex-Service Legion Event Promises Record Fight Card
At a Patrolle-Gonzalez boxing card on March 20 in Huron, ex service men gathered for a county reunion. The meeting pledged Legion support from nearby posts for the big ring event. Discussions covered ticket sales and other promotion plans by the William Reaves post. The district American Legion meeting was slated for Eurom on March 21. Highlights included Jack Wint’s iron man display, a hard fought Armour bout, a post-match exhibition with Eddie Armour, first aid and knot tying by three Boy Scouts, a saxophone quartet, and a concert by Billy Milton and his one man band. About 150 to 200 Legionnaires attended after lunch.
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Unron Legionnaires
Patrolle- Gonzalez
Huron
Legion
Willam Reaves
American Legion
Eurom
Jack Wint
Wipf
Albert Malenas
Armour
Eddie
Tad Rose
Crawford David
Kelti Holton
Lyle Hopkins
Ralph Meyers
Gordon Betts
Howard Baker
Billy Milton
AP Seeks Radio Rights in Federal Allocation
Washington March 8 The Associated Press asked the Federal Radio Commission to assign adequate short wave channels for its use among nine wave bands for press communications. Kent Cooper AP general manager and Milton Garges urged that 1250 member newspapers could be served while arguing AP could not operate radio facilities as a public utility. Hearst representative John Francis Neyland protested proposed allocations. The AP stated no antagonism from other interests has been shown in its request.
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Washington
Mart
Associated Press
Federal Radio Commission
Kent Cooper
Milton Garges
Commission
Press Association
Tthe
William C. Cannon
John Francis Neyland
San Francisco
Hearst
Joseph Ison
Chicago
Cooper
Associated Press seeks reserved wave bands for exclusive use
Mr Cooper stated the Associated Press, a member nonprofit, asks the commission to reserve adequate wave bands for its exclusive use and to grant AP time to file its application. He said AP is engaged only in news collection and distribution to members, not for profit.
Beadle and Hand County Officials Discuss Motor Patrols
Beadle county commissioners hosted Hand county officials to discuss motor patrols and their advantages over horse drawn drags. The meeting included Commissioners Fred Bowden L A Brueck and Charles Parker and Highway Superintendent Frank Parker, with a planned hearing for a highway committee from Esmond later today. The day largely covered routine matters and an anticipated partial completion of March business.
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Beadle County
Hand County
Fred Bowden
L. A Brueck
Charles Parker
Frank Parker
Esmond
Three Students Named In District Speech Contest
Three high school students were named last night as representatives for the district declamatory contest set for March 22. Nine competed in eliminations in the study hall before hundreds. Bernard Bowers won the dramatic division with Pete and the Adgela. Other contestants included Mable Gam Brennen Amber Van and Margaret Peterson. Walter Frosiras won the oratorical section with Beyond the Ranger, Kenneth Fesseden was his sole competitor. Ruth Smalk won China Blue for the horence division with Patricia Heron and Amy Snedigar also in humor. Judges were Miss Lois Buswell Miss Florence Fisch and Gebree Hollister with Ethel Bowe presiding.
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Hell
Cobipetitioin
Bernard Bowers
Pete
Adgela
Mablegam Brennen
Amber van
Margaret Peterson
Walter Frosiras
Ranger
Kenneth Fesseden
Ruth Smalk
Righ
Ho Rence
Huron
Patricia Heron
Amy Snedigar
Lois Buswell
Florence Fisch
Gebree Hollister
Ethel Bowe
Childs Removed From Cafe Chain Readies Fight
New York stockholders ousted founder William Childs and his family from control of the national cafe chain. Proxies representing 60 percent of 417000 shares backed William A Barber’s faction, forcing cancellation of Childs leadership at the annual meeting chaired by Childs, who fought to retain control.
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New “York
Childs
William Childs
Williams Childs
Directory
William A. Barber
Jetersi
South Catolina
Walton Izaak Walton League to hear reports tonight
Huron and Beatle county residents face a busy meeting at 8 o clock in Knights of Pythias hall. A detailed tree planting campaign update, Lake Byron Esh hatchery expansion briefing by R J Ripple, fish culture talk, and park board parking plans by Len A Temmey are on the agenda. A year’s program will be outlined and a community meal will follow with Huron Boy Scouts invited.
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Huron
Beatle County
Huron Izaak Walton League
Newfliers
Knights of Pythias Hall
Sy Bett
Byron
R. J. Ripple
Huyren
Len A. Temmey
Park Board
Huron Boy Scouts
Mellon to stay with same Treasury staff despite attack
Secretary Mellon said he would continue with the same Treasury staff organization that has served the department for years. The veteran cabinet officer appeared unruffled by the attacks in the Senate and the McKellar resolution to investigate his right to remain in office without reappointment.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Iman
Department
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
Hoover to Make Own Appointments as Vacancies Grow
Washington March 5 7 President Hoover faces filling two dozen assistant secretary vacancies across departments and will decide on recess appointments including members of the Fadir commission. He may act to adjust nominations halted by the Senate last session and could use recess commissions to override Coolidge era lengthy confirmations.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Fadia Commission
Ifsrnin
Coolidge
Senate
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