Market Summary Hogs and cattle prices fall at Armour stockyards
Prices for hogs and cattle eased Tuesday at Armour Stockyards Huron and Chicago Livestock Exchange. Hogs 10 to 15 lower with top around 27.5. cattle varied with good steers and yearlings near mid six dollars. calves veal and sheep also mixed amid lighter demand from packers and shippers.
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Armour Yards
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Rough Packers
Stags
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Sheen
St. Paul
U. S
Bosges
Sioux Falls
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Dept. Agr
St Ma
Wheat Markets Are Unsettled and Prices Edge Higher
Minneapolis reports unsettled wheat markets with constructive news. May wheat up, July and September higher. Oats steady, rye down, barley weak, flax dull. cash sales limited with demand for high protein protein types. Prices firm for winter wheat. cash corn scarce with good demand for high quality grain.
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Minneapolis
Corr
Lo Advance
Iinnespells Cash
Montana
Markets 2 at FIDE and Wool Market Furnished by Bolles
Markets and prices from multiple midwest markets dated March 23 to 29. Lists hides wool tallow flour poultry butter eggs and regional quotes with firm broilers, steady fowls and varied butterfat values across Minneapolis Chicago Sioux Falls Mitchell Sioux City and Sioux City reporting areas.
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Bolles
Ogera
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Wall Street Holds Gains Amid Budget Hope But Closes Irregular
Stocks tried to rally on hints of progress toward balancing the federal budget but selling late in the day trimmed gains. American Can, U S Steel and Jost posted modest rises while Southern Pacific and Anaconda fell. Volume topped the million mark as prices fluctuated and closing quotes appeared scattered across many issues.
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New York
U.S
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Probe Continues Into Fire At O K Café Riot Suspected
Investigators questioned T Tom Munden cafe owner his father and uncle amid arson theories tied to a Chinese rival feud in Huron. Police report hearing a possible kerosene theft and a fire alarm while Frank Toy’s restaurant received threatening letters written in Chinese.
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Huron
T. Tom
Munden Cafe
O. K
Martin Woo
Huron College
Frank Toy
Tom Richmond
Richmond
H. N. Walker
Pierre
W. W. Howes
A. W. Hopkins
W. H. Heerman
Toung Tora
Dakota Avenue
First
Second Streets
Munden
Tom
Tom Tom
T. Tom Today
Moon Today
Walker
Crop Price Plan Explained for South Dakota Dealers
In Huron today Harvester Co dealers heard a plan guaranteeing 70 cents per bushel for wheat and a cents per bushel for corn at Chicago prices to insure notes on machines. Cotton growers also benefit. W A Rekers led the meeting with H J Zimmierman and T E B Halgrins assisting.
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International Harvester Company
South Dakota
Huron
W. A. Rekers
Watertown
H. C
Marvin Hughitt
H. J. Zimmierman
T. EB. Halgrins
Chicago
Aouth
Rekers
Rapid City
List of 1929 stock percentages and company initials
A compiled line listing many corporations with their stated percentage figures such as Penney 31 percent Sears Roebuck 29 percent US Steel 40 percent United Fruit 24 percent US Rubber 446 percent and West Electric 244 percent. The data reads like an old market snapshot or shareholding table with incomplete company names and mixed formatting.
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Kard
Para Pub
Penney
Penn
Phillire Pet de
Pullman
RCA
REO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
St Oil NJ
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Roi Ba
Transamerics
Union Carbide
United Corp
United Fruit
US Ind
Father Donnelly to headline 50th Knights of Columbus event
Huron Knights of Columbus mark their national order's 50th anniversary with a three hour program tonight. Local past grand knights include M L Tobin Tom Fleming Jas Byrnes Joe Mahowald E P Walsh and others. Father Donnelly of Faith will speak and visiting priests from Carthage Cavour Wessington join the event. A radio broadcast features Supreme Knight Carmody and singers from major companies.
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Father Donnelly
K. C
Huron Knights of Columbus
National Order
M. C. Walsh
M. L. Tobin
Tom Fleming
Jas Byrnes
Joe Mahowald
E. P. Walsh
Alex Culhane
G. B. Fahrendorf
William Wagner
H. W. Wagner
Frank Kohout
Carthage
Cavour
Wessington
Faith
Knights of Columbus
Supreme
Martin H. Carmody
Grand Rapids, Wich
Charles Hackett
Chicago Opera Company
Anna Case Mackay
Metropolitan Opera Company
Hoover Opposes New Soldiers Bonus Legislation
President Hoover declared he is absolutely opposed to enacting additional soldiers bonus measures by Congress. He warned a bill proposing about two billion dollars would wreck efforts to reduce government expenditures and balance the budget.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
House of Representatives
Preacher Marks 61st Anniversary in Wolsey Sermon
Dr. H. P. Carson of 429 Nebraska Avenue Southwest delivered an Easter sermon at the Wolsey Presbyterian Church. He noted the 61st anniversary of his ministry and the 61st year of his work in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
H. P. Carson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Presbyterian
Admitted and Dismissed Patients in Huron Doland Sioux Falls
Admitted list includes Carl Erickson Huron surgical Bessie Kooyman Huron medical Robert Fields Huron minor surgical Mrs Sadie Olson Sioux Falls medical Mrs Earl Paul Doland surgical Dismissed patient Mrs L C Meyers Doland.
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Carl Erickson
Huron
Bessie Kooyman
Robert Fields
Sadie Olson
Sioux Falls
Earl Paul
Doland
L. C. Meyers
Garner Urges Budget Balance With New Tax Plan
Garner addresses the House aiming to balance the budget as Ways and Means approves a substitute plan. The package includes a one cent postage increase and broader taxes on income, dividends, real estate, stock sales, and consumer goods to reap about 13.29 billion dollars, reducing certain exemptions and repealing losses from 1931 to 1933. The public and gallery attend as Garner urges support for the balanced budget proposal.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Garner
Federal Treasury
Taxation proposals expand levies and corporate rate rise
A legislative committee recommended broad changes including a 1 percent increase in the corporate income tax to 14 percent for consolidated returns and subsidiaries. It also proposed a 5 percent candy levy, a 10 percent tax on safety deposit boxes, and funds for postal service postage, with several transportation and service fee adjustments.
Classifieds fragment with ads missing full details
A set of terse classified lines includes listings for store space upstairs at 1H Dak Ave Apartments, a missing dog or lost pet, rental notices for a three room house and a room in a modern home, sales requests for salespeople, an acreage listing, and a Pontiac rim and tire for sale. Names include Mrs Breen and Dr E B Taylor with reward noted.
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E. B
Taylor
Seed House Ad Promotes Winter Seed Supply
SEID THE VERY FOUNDATION OF THE 1982 CROP Place your order now for your seed needs and secure first class seed, as she best is none too good. WINTER SEED HOUSE Phone 4216 2nd & Wyo.
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Colorado
Iowe
Huron Grain Markets
Minneapoli Caxlot
Duluth
Mitchell
Sutter
Swift d& So
Leghorn
Buck Brothers Turon
Idaho
AM Chem & Dye
Allis
Briggs Mfg
Can. Pac
Case
Cerra de Paseo
C&o
CM St P
CNW
Chrysler
Cal G&e
Cona Gaane Cort Products
Curtis Wright
Mod Ward
Nash
Natl Biscuit
NE & H
North Am
North Pac
Pee
Cafe Blaze
Paul Brown & Co
Tut Bank Sinck
Bild
Universal Trust
United Founders Corp
Trotéenac Trust
National Trust
Standard Oil
ihenHeee
Ford Motor, Ltd
Indiana Ave. S. W
Seid
Wyo
Minnesota
Enna Jettick
Mary
John
Johnny
Dad
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