Market News Sheep Market Shows Strength at Huron Yard
Huron market reports Tuesday Hog receipts 80 with prices 30 higher for butchers and steady for sows. Sheep steady to strong. cattle and calves mostly steady. Chicago livestock prices report hogs up to 4.15 top. cattle and calves mixed with steady to firm demand. packers and feeders active on lighter weights. Sioux Falls shows hogs steady at 3.25 to 3.40 and cattle steady at 500 count. No. 1 northern grain and feed figures noted for regional markets.
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Huron
Mar
Sioux Falls
Moderate hog market gains in Chicago trading
Chicago market report shows moderate swine strength early, bids up to 10 cents on desirable butchers hogs. Prices around 4.10 per hundredweight with packers seeking higher. Dressed pork trade active. cattle receipts small. sheep and lamb loadings canceled lowering fresh receipts.
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Chicago
Deanands
Markets Signal Mixed Poultry Butter Eggs and Hides
Chicago and New York reports show unsettled butter and eggs with firm poultry. Hens leghorn and colored springs quoted, dressed turkey prices steady. New York notes higher eggs and butter, Chicago stock exchanges plan to resume future deliveries this week.
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York
New York
Mar
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Market report from South St Paul on livestock prices
U S D A cast 1,500 head in light supply with filly steady cattle values. Bulls strong while steers and heifers show mixed demand. Hog prices around steady to slightly lower with top range 3.60. calves steady to lower. sheep light with native lambs at around 5.10 to packers.
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Paul
Xhipper
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City market notes from March 4 to 7 show U S D A data on yearlings 1068 pounds at 6.25 with fed yearlings active and stronger. fat cattle and sited stockers up to 25. fed heifers down to 4.50. beef cows 2.00 to 3.00. hogs 4.00 to 4.50 with strength to 3.50 paid.
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Sioux City
Mar
Sioux Paris Produce Tuesday Report Summary
Sioux Falls dispatch reports market quotes for poultry and birds. Heavy hens light hens leghorn stock and ducks listed with weights and prices. Trader B Reese 52 years referenced with turkey weights eight pounds and up.
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Sioux Paris
Sioux Falls
Mar
Leghorn Springs
B. Reese
Frieze Attracts Large Audience At Huron College
A historical style revue at Huron college auditorium drew a capacity crowd with a frieze presenting costumes and activities from the past 75 years. Miss Hildegarde Rother directed the pageant with Miss Inez Jones managing costumes and placards denoting periods while music from the Huron Civic orchestra and PT A chorus enriched the evening.
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Huron College
Hildegarde Rother
Huron Civic Orchestra
John Wharton
PT. A. Chorus
N. Carlson
Robert D. Lusk
Ben Nash
Elmer Bayles
Helen Buchanan
Hugh Barclay
Maud Addison
Charles Remster
Inez Jones
Clara Jo Place
Gladys Nelson
Minneapolis
National Y. W. C. A
Huron
Y. W
Helpful Tips For Beadle County Farmers Meeting
A farm management specialist TS Thorfinmson will speak at Hotel Marvin Hughitt on Friday at 1 30 p m. He will base guidance on farm accounts and 1933 commodity outlook, offering adjustments and concrete examples. All Beadle County farmers are invited.
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Beadle County
Thorfinmson
Mezanine
Marvin Hughitt
Thortinnson
Af State College
Mortgage Bill Gets Approval
Congressmen from the Midwest endorsed Truax by theory a bill proposing a one year moratorium on foreclosures for farms homes and all real estate. Truax argued millions are dispossessed by money lenders while bankers would be protected by existing moratoriums. Advocates praised relief for homeowners and farmers though some warned it could breed anarchy and questioned constitutionality.
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Washington
Mar
Middlewest
Charles W. Truax
Ohio
Truax
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Chester Trompson
Rock Island
Tfl
Otha D. Wearin
Iowa
Fair Is Reappointed Park Superintendent at Reduced Salary
Park board reappointed Robert Fair as Huron parks superintendent for the coming year with a salary cut to 160 dollars a month from 200. Developments at Ravine Fork were discussed as a reduced budget may curb costly work, but beautification plans can proceed with outside help from service clubs, the American Legion, and other groups, utilizing trees and shrubs at the city nursery.
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Fair
Robert Fair
Huron Parks
Park Board
Ravine Fork
C. G. Walker
The
American Legion
Tuaale Walton League
Walker
Thugs allegedly used car seized by Buran police
Three Ford sedans believed tied to last weeks robberies in Seneca Gettysburg and Orient were found in Huron after being stolen from Harding Motor Co Pierre. License plates 25 14 stolen in Gettysburg were recovered. police plan to confer with Faulk County sheriff.
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Seneca
Gettysburg
Orient
Huron
Harding Motor Company
Pierre
Faulk County Sheri
Price Firm In Cash Wheat Market Steady
Minneapol is March 14 cash grain session reports firmness in cash wheat with some easing pressure. Early trade basis set at 50 cents for spring and winter wheat while durum top grades sold at 47 48 cents. Corn and rye mixed demand, oats and flax showing light offerings and bids near listed levels.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Chamber of Commerce
Poultry Prices and Deliveries Show Tuesday Market Totals
New York poultry market notes March 14 list heavy hens eight dollars per dozen, leghorn hens six, old roosters four, ducks four, young turkeys eight, butterfat door delivery fifteen, butter seventeen, Exgs No1 and No2 four. Dressed poultry and meat prices also appearing with availability of fresh and frozen stock.
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Sioux City
Sioux Ci
Mitchell
Reese
New York
New. York
Weir Announces Candidacy for City Commission in Huron
Weir 44 of Huron entered the race for the city commission vote on April 18. A native son and longtime Bolles & Rogers Hide Fur and Wool manager, he has 25 years with the firm. An active civic figure, Weir chairs the aviation division of the Huron Chamber of Commerce and led street graveling as an unemployment project. Also involved with American Legion, he joins candidates Glenn QO Martin and John T Lewin, as A. R. Hannum retires from the post.
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Weir
V. L
Barney
Huron
Huron College
Huuron
Bolles & Rogers Hide, Fur and Wool Company
Huron Chamber of Commerce
William Reaves
American Legion
A. R. Hannum
Glenn QO. Martin
Huron Lumberman
John't. ‘Lewin
County
AP Wins Key Round in Suit Over News Dispatches
Federal Judge James D Elliott granted a temporary injunction blocking Sioux Falls radio KSCO from broadcasting Associated Press news dispatches without permission. The ruling keeps the ban in place until a final hearing in the AP suit or further court order.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Associated Press
James D.elliott
KSQO
James D. Elliotte
KSOQ
KSOC
Associated Press News
Ess
Sioux Falls Broadcast Company
Federal’ Court
Holton Davenport
Associated Press Counsel
Broad‘foast Company
Elliott
Whem
Tom Kirby
Judge Elliott
Kirby
KSCO
Stalon
Davenport
The
News Association
Supreme Court
International
Secyice
International News
Injured Man from Carthage Car Wreck
William Terry, injured in an automobile crash near Carthage around 4am, remained partially unconscious at a Huron hospital this afternoon. He suffered severe facial and hand cuts and bruises when his car overturned on a turn. a companion in the car had only minor injuries. Details await the injured man’s full recovery.
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Carthage
William Terry
Huron Hospital
Mr. Terry
Mr. Tey
Five Sioux Falls Banks Opened for Business as Usual
In Sioux Falls, five banks including three national and two state institutions reopened today, ending a ten day holiday proclaimed by President Roosevelt. Officials say banks operate commercially and resume normal business activities amid general economic activity.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Hospital Admissions Inconsistent List Reveals Surgical and Medical Names
Admitted at the hospitals are D. Gilgore Buron surgical Mrs Anna Albright Huron medical William Terry surgical Billy Weir Huron medical. The fragment shows a mix of surgical and medical admissions with several names and locations.
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D. Gilgore
Buron
Anna Albright
Huron
Wiliam Terry
Billy Weir
Washington Up: Borrow Direct From Federal Reserve Banks
Parties to borrow directly from the Federal Reserve Banks on the security of demand notes are authorized. The measure allows direct borrowing arrangements with the central banks, outlining terms and conditions for such loans and the instruments securing them.
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Washington
Federal ‘Reserve
Boy Injured In Car Spill In Iroquois
In Iroquois Mer 14 a boy named Theophilus suffered a severe fracture and face injuries after losing grip while riding on a running board of a car owned by three youths. He fell to the ground. Several other boys rode in the automobile.
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Troquois
Mer
Frepsis
Theophilus
Youngberg Enters Not Guilty Plea
Arthur Youngberg, accused of guarding Charles Boettcher Jr during a ransom kidnapping, pleaded not guilty in Denver. He waived a preliminary hearing with bond set at 50 000 dollars. Detectives report a ransom cache of 60 000 dollars buried near a South Dakota cabin linked to Sankey and Elkhorn.
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Denver
Mar
Arthur Youngberg
Charles Boettcher
South Dakota
U. S
Ralph Carr
Urcn
Hecently
Albert T. Clark
Boettcher
Clark
Verne Sankey
Gordon Elkhorn
William J. Armstrong
Deliver
Armstrong
Sankey and
Elkhorn
Sankey
Woodin Explains Conservator Plan Details and Rationale
Secretary Woodin outlined a conservator plan for high reputation banks, stressing it does not imply trouble. He cited affiliate complications and aims to place banks in order during reorganization or other steps. He noted deposits generally exceeded withdrawals in reopened banks as the Robinson bill moved through Senate Banking Committee.
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Washington
Mer
Woorin
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
Huckins Conviction Reversed By Court
Iowa supreme court reversed Elmer Huckins conviction for cheating by false pretenses. Conviction in Linn county district court set aside due to prejudicial error in judge John Moffitt's instructions for a new trial. Huckins and his son George Huckins were indicted for promising investors 2 to 52 percent dividends in an enterprise, with both convictions reversed on appeal.
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Huckins
Des Moines
Mar
Iowa Supreme Court
Elmer
Linn
John Moffitt
George Huckins
Supreme Court
Press Legislation For Arms Embargo In U S Policy
Washington reports the American government will push legislation to empower the president to declare an arms embargo against any nation. The policy was conveyed to British ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay after Britain withdrew its arms embargo on China and Japan due to lack of similar moves by other nations.
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Washington
Mar
Great Britain
Ronald Saindsay
China
Japan
Toll rises in quake to one hundred eighteen
The Los Angeles area earthquake toll topped 118 with three more deaths. Rudolph Knaul of Long Beach died of shock. Dinah Oxsum, 82, Long Beach, died from shock and injuries. Elmer M. Hayes, 70, Los Angeles, died from injuries from falling bricks. Trading resumes on Minneapolis-St Paul stock exchange next day per president W C Smith. Red Cross appeals for 500000 dollars to aid homeowners and others without resources after the California quake.
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Los Angeles Mar. Li
California
Rudolph Knaul
Long Beach
Dinah Oxsum
Elmer. M. Hayes
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Mar
Minneapolis-St Paul'stock Exchange
W. C.smith
Grain“ Exchange
Teppem
Red‘cross
Washington
Red. Cross
Esrthaucke
Anti Hoarding Rules Outlined Amid Banking Crisis
Washington reports outline the method to enforce anti hoarding provisions of the emergency banking bill as Treasury and Justice officials ponder actions. Banks urged to drain gold and gold certificates from circulation, with extended deadlines for redeeming and returning coins and notes. Treasury seeks to reclaim large sums withdrawn, while industrial uses of gold remain allowed.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Department of Justice
Federal Reserve Banks
The
Woodin
Per Song
Bankers Interpret Regulation No 10 To Ease Gold Releases
The New York Federal Reserve chief outlined Treasury authorized loosening of gold for ordinary uses in trade and pensions, workmen's compensation, disability, relief and unemployment. Funds may cover cotton purchases and nursery stock to prevent stock destruction before March 6. Food markets showed normal activity as banks reopened and supplies remained plentiful with steady prices.
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Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Treasury Department
Treasury Department of
Big Sale For Food Benefit Dance Report
A sale of tickets was reported today for a V. F. W. food relief depot benefit dance to be held tomorrow night at the K. C. hall. Over 18 tickets had been sold this afternoon. All proceeds will go to the depot food relief fund.
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V. F. W. Food Relief Depot
K. C. Hall
Food Relief Fund
the Depot
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