Cattle and Hogs Steady Amid Light Early Demand
Market report from Chicago Sioux City St. Paul and Sioux Falls shows light cattle receipts around 18,500 head week-on-week, with limited choice steers near 10.00 while hogs and lambs show only modest gains. Shippers drive price support as buyers hold back, and Western and midwest auctions publish mixed but steady to weak price signals across fat cattle, calves, hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Mar
U. S
Lord Choice
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Chicago
BIO Haat Agg
Wheat Futures Drop At Close In Minneapolis Report
Minneapolis market notes show wheat futures ending little changed after early gains tied to strong cables and favorable overseas news. Cash markets remained firm with good demand. corn and oats moved mixed while barley rose on light offerings. No. 1 dark northern wheat priced around 56 cents and nearby futures steady, cash and delivery details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mar
Minneapoli
Thureday
Montana
Minnesports
Duluth
L&l
Markets and Produce Prices Across Cities
Markets from Muron Poultry Butter Eggs through Mitchell Sioux Falls Chicago New York and Minneapolis detail butterfat prices eggs and poultry trends with regional grade mixes. The report notes firm butter and steady eggs with varying live poultry and produce quotes and a coloring contest winners list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Fells
Thurdey
Sioux Falls
Mar
Chicago
Yrk
New York
Bulls Discouraged By Gust Of Selling In Market
New York stock market opened with cautious selling and closed weak after mid day recovery attempts. Transfers totaled 2 500 000 shares as Consolidated Gas rose but United Gas Improvement and Public Services of New Jersey gains were pared. U S Steel American Can Byers Westinghouse New York Central and Columbian Carbon fell 2 to 4 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidates Gas
United Gas Improvement and Public Services
N. J
U.S. Steel
American Can
Westinghouse
New York Central
Columbian
Closing quotations and stock listings fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and tickers with mixed punctuation and percentages. It appears to be a closing quotations section or stock table slice showing firms such as Am Can, Am Intl, Chrysler, General Foods, Exxon, ITT, Sears, Ford, and others with varied figures, symbols, and annotations, but lacks coherent narrative.
Wickersham backs report seen as favoring wets
Boston, 12) Wickersham chairman of the law enforcement commission said the prohibition study leans toward the wets. He noted the most vehement criticism comes from antiprohibition sources and that the report’s conclusions align with the commission’s broader statements on remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Boston
Law Enforcement Commission Today
Commisson
Dey
MS Commissers
First Girl Scout Greeting Sent From Savannah Forty
Savannah on March 12 marks the 19th anniversary of the Girl Scout movement founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low. Mrs Samuel C Lawrence the first girl scout in the United States sent greetings to all scouts nationwide noting the goal of training girls to work and live well for their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Samuel C. Lawrence
United States
Juliette Low
Lawrence
Daisy Gordon
Gordon
Farmers Meet Sets Beadle Tax Reform Agenda
Farmers gathered this afternoon in the farmers assembly room at the court to discuss Beadle County taxation. Herman Lau was chosen to serve as chairman and Burton Culver as secretary. Representatives from the Farmers Union and Farm Bureau attended as resolutions urging tax reforms were expected to pass before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Herman Lau
Seasion
Burton Culver
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
Sherman And Myers Guests At Meeting
George Sherman president and Paul K Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce attended Northwestern Public Service Co employees meeting at Hotel Marvin Hugitt. Myers spoke on the role of public utility companies in the city and other talks addressed industry problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman and Myers
George Sherman
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern Public Service Company
Maryin Hugitt
Myers
Oil Firms Open to Cut Imports in Negotiations
Secretary Wilbur said one oil firm approached in talks to limit imports agreed to cooperate. Negotiations led by Secretary Lamont under Hoover's instruction included Gulf Oil, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Standard of Indiana, and others. He would not disclose terms or the exact amounts urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Wilbur
Lamont
Hoover
Gulf Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard ‘of
Indiana
Plans For Operating Seven State Schools In 1931 32
Alvin Waggoner of Philip announces a March 27 28 conference in Madison with the South Dakota board of regents and college presidents to map operation of seven institutions for the coming biennium under reduced appropriations. Total central funding for 1931 and 103% fiscal years is 2 437 162 with a 243 000 cut. focus includes the fate of Mazdlisoz Springfield and Spearfish normal schools after legislators authorized four year work but funded only two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Alvin Waggoner
Board of Regents
Madison
Mazdlisoz
Springfield
Spearfish
Employment Bureau Supports Beadle County Y Services
Beadle County Y W C A employment bureau, active since 1919, assists employers and job seekers at no cost. Over 300 applicants used the bureau in 194? with many finding work, funded by the annual drive. Testimonials from Mrs Z E Olmstead and Mrs S M Tollin praise the bureau’s aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
S. R. Schuyler
Burea
S. M. Tollin
Barrymore Chooses Marian Marsh as Leading Woman
John Barrymore selects Marian Marsh, 17, as his new leading woman for Shety girls line up for trials. Marsh, previously little known, wins the role, rumored to be due to her resemblance to Dolores Costello now Mrs. Barrymore. Marsh will continue as his leading woman in the next project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrymore
Hollywood
Dolores Castello
Marian Marsh
John Barrymore
Marian
Los Angeles
Dolores Costello
Miss Costello
Dolores Ethel Mae
Mise Marsh
Tritby
Investors' Syndicate plans statewide sales meeting
Fifty salesmen from across South Dakota are to arrive in Huxon on Saturday for a statewide Investors' Syndicate gathering led by state manager B. fordness and western division sales head King Merritt of Minneapolis. The event will feature a banquet at 6 and a dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amo Ogsht Mranagers
South Dakota
Huxon
Investors’ Syndicate
Mercings Satesiay
B. Fordness
King Merritt
Minneapolis
Western Division
Attorney Fageros Sentenced for Motor Theft Act Violation
Edgar D. Fageros 31 of New Ulm Minnesota was sentenced to six months in Cook County jail and fined 200 for guilty plea under the Dyer motor theft act. He claimed lack of knowledge the cars were stolen when bought from an alleged bootlegger Barney Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Edgar D. Fageros
New Ulm
Minn
Cook County
Robert C. Baltzell
Fageros
Barney Price
Beacon Light Shows 125 Mile Beam Across Ohio
Cleveland report describes a 16 inch diameter search light with a narrow beam visible up to 125 miles from Toledo to Columbus. W A Pennow of Westinghouse demonstrates the beacon for aviation navigation and weather observation from the 558 foot American Insurance Union building. The light aids cloud height readings and can illuminate distant targets like the Toledo crib water intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mar
Ohio
Electrical League of
W. A Pennow
Weslinghouse Eléctric and Manufacturing Company
Toledo
Columbus
American Insurance Union
Pennow
Lake Erie
Mother Identifies Son As Bank Bandit
Oklahoma City dispatch reports 20 year old Denver Graham identified by his mother Mrs Jessie Hibbler after he was killed by a vigilante as he fled First National Bank of Harrah with 3000 dollars. He left Seminole thirty days earlier. companion escaped with 250 dollars. Vigilante William Folwell was paid a 20 dollar reward by the State Bankers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mar
Finis
Denver Graham
First National Bank of
Harrah
Okla
Jessie Hibbler
Release Woman In Wisconsin Slaying Case
Celina Le Claire, 25, was released by police in Wisconsin after investigation into the slaying of three farmers near Boscobel. Authorities said she is not Maurice Tennant's accomplice, as witnesses failed to identify her in the automobile linked to the crime. Tennant remains held for trial on robbery charges and related inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Celina LeClaire
Maurice Tennant
Boscobel
Wis
Miss le Claire
Tennant
Wisconsin
Huron
Lincoln Printing President Russell Van Sickle Found Dead
Russell Van Sickle age 50 president of Lincoln Printing Co Detroit was found dead by hanging in a room at his summer home near Pontiac Mich The coroner ruled it a suicide with no motive given and tax data scattered on the floor and a half finished income tax report on a table
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Russell van Sickle
Lincoln Printing Company
Detroit
van Sickle
Tourney advances Rapid City to quarter finals
Play advanced to the quarter finals in the American Legion amateur basketball tournament in Rapid City as tourney favorites dominated last night. Six games produced decisive results narrowing the field toward the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tourney
Rapid City
Mar
American Legion
Police Dog Kills Sheep On Huron Area Farm
A police dog killed a flock member and several lambs on L A Bloodgood’s farm, 11 miles southeast of Huron, after a warning from Beadle Wool Growers president A Randall urging vigilance. The dog remained with the flock overnight and escaped before Bloodgood could shoot it. Randall predicted more sheep killings in the next 60 days and urged precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloodgood
A. Randall
Beadle On Wool Growers Association
L. A. Bloodgood
Huron
Liewes
Randall
Lincoln School trio captures top honors in spelling contest
Three seventh grade Lincoln School students Marjorie Walker Louise Fortune and Carolyn Rayburn lead a field of winners to secure the first three places in a city spelling contest. Mary Royhl and Mary Warren, junior high pupils, also clinched honors as contenders for the county meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Huron
Marjorie Walker
Louise Fortune
cSolyn Rayburn
M. I. Burchfield
Mary Royhl
Mary Wareren
Carolyn Rayburn
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
At the hospitals admitted Francis Lachess of Sheffield for a surgical case and Mrs. G. H. Lee, Huron, for surgery along with Mrs. I. H. Peterson and W. C. Kearns both of Huron, and Miss Lucille Webb of Huron for surgical procedures. Dismissed include Mrs. Harvey Tice of Huron, Mrs. J. C. Sorenson of Huron, Merrit Lowe of Huron, Mrs. C. V. Stratton of Ha rom, and W. A. Snitkey of Stowe Fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lachess
Sheffield
Surgical
G. H. Lee
Huron
I. H. Peterson
W. C. Kearns
Lucille Webb
Harvey Tice
J. C. Sorenson
Merrit Lowe
C. V. Stratton
Harom
W. A. Snitkey
Stowe
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Razon Grain Market
Com
Bochz
Mare
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MURON
Swift & Co
Buren
Butetrfat
Mitchell
Pnder
U.S
Minnesota
Mer
Susie DeVries
Hitchcock
Val Lois Clemmens
Indiana Avenue
Southwest
Huron Theater
Huronite
Dora’ Skinner
Route 4
Glenn Anderson
Jefferson School
Andy Gumpiag
Ruth Summer
Tulare
Colorado Avenue
Irene Sumner
Daryle Husky
Route 2
Moon Mullins
Virginia Tolar
Andrew Hanson
Utah Avenue
Buck Brothers Huron
Laren
Alix
Am Can
Am Car & Fay
Am Loco
Am Sm & Rig
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Erie
Fox Film A
Freeport
Gen Foods
Gen ‘Mat
Gold Dust
Gt No. Pt
Houston
Packard
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Phillips Pet
Pullman Hi
Radio 2
Ban Rand
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Unit
Gaur
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Europe
London
Germany
France
Austria
Switzerland
Scandinavia
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British Isles
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San Pedro
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Denbe
Sera
I Baese
Barre
Sheldon F. Reese
O’neal
Pillsbury
Fairview
Great North Navy
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