Armour Market Steady As Hog Receipts Reach Four Hundred
Armour Stockyards at Huron report hog receipts of 400 on Thursday with a market up about 5 cents top at 3.55. Cattle calves and sheep also held steady with ranges shown for good to premium steers, heifers and cows. calves and hogs priced across several weight classes. Chicago and Sioux markets cited modest firm upturns and broad price ranges reflecting supply levels.
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Armours
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Shep
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Bull Rand
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Choice
Nervous and Strong Wheat Market In Minneapolis
Wheat futures showed nervousness and slight declines amid Washington tax news while rye and barley markets remained active or limited in trade. Cash wheat offerings stayed light with steady demand for higher protein, and oats and flax saw little to no trading. the Minneapolis cash close listed various No 1 dark northern, amber durum, and red durum prices along with pointed price ranges for corn oats barley and rye.
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Washington
Minneapolis Carlot Range
Market cash prices for grains in Duluth report
Closing cash prices list grains with No. 1 dark northern and northern wheat values plus durum varieties. Readers see bids for No. 1 amber durum and red durum, plus futures on track and arrival figures for May July and September.
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Duluth
Markets present poultry and egg prices across several towns
Huron South Dakota markets list poultry and eggs with hens stags cocks and leghorn eggs. butterfat prices and hides cattle and wool values. Sioux Falls and Mitchell provide hen, duck, goose, and butterfat trading data. Chicago and Minneapolis report potato and flour quotes. Sioux City shows live country prices for poultry and butterfat. overall markets reflect varied regional pricing on March 31.
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Swit & So
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Sioux Falls
Stock Market Dips and Weak Close Report
Stocks fell in a thin market with a weak close led by drops in American Telephone and Santa Fe. U S Steel American Can consolidated gas Union Pacific Eastman Dupont and Allied Chem reduced 2 to 3 points as volume rose late in the session to about 1.3 million shares with many names listed in closing quotations.
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American Telephone
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Eastman
Dupont
Alied Chemics
Train Derailment In Nebraska Injures Thirteen
In Holdrege Nebraska on March 31 a Burlington Aristocrat passenger train derailed near Axtell after leaving the rails. At least 13 people were injured several seriously as six cars left the track though the locomotive and two baggage cars remained on rails. Trainmen blamed a broken rail. emergency crews treated victims for cuts bruises and shock.
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Axtell
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Maine G O P Faces Discord Over Prohibition Stand
The Maine Republican convention adopted a platform opposing repeal of the 18th amendment while prohibition foes pressed for a direct vote. Delegates debated a war plank and split on loyalty to Hoover with potential gubernatorial and congressional candidates mentioned. The Democrats, meanwhile, backed an instructed delegation for Roosevelt at Chicago.
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Maine
Benjamin W. Blanchard
Bangor
Edward E. Chase
Cape Elizabeth
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Will Make Attempt To Spread Strike
The United Mine Workers of America plan to extend the Ohio coal strike to all mines in the state and the West Virginia panhandle. District 6 miners are ordered to strike effective tomorrow, with about 12 000 idle and 19 000 more drifting from the union since 1927. The walkouts began February 1 in the Hocking Valley after operators set a lower wage scale. A joint conference invitation to discuss wages was ignored.
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Ohio
West Virginia Panhandle
United Mine Workers of America
International
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Lee Halt
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Ers
Jacksonville
Hall
Hocking Valley
Classified Freight Rate Boost Approved
The Minnesota state railroad and warehouse commission approved an average 20 percent increase in intra state classified freight rates. The rise aligns with interstate increments and will take effect within 30 days if railroads consent.
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ST. Paul
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Progress at Peace Meet in Sino Japanese Talks
Shanghai March 31 Major step toward settling Japan's troop withdrawal from the Shanghai area. Delegates resumed parleys in a more conciliatory mood as they near an understanding on time limits for withdrawals and mutual concessions. A military sub committee also reported advances with Chinese willingness to extend limits north of the settlement and into the Chapei district.
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Chapei
State College Faculty Named By South Dakota Regents
State board of regents elected faculty for next year at South Dakota State College in Huron this afternoon and approved a 10 percent salary reduction across contracts. The move cuts 2,000 plus salaries by 5 percent under 2,000 and trims minor positions to meet the 10 percent budget target. Presidents and deans from South Dakota University and Northern Normal attended to present staffs while other normal schools had earlier faculty elections.
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Huron
State Board of Regents
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Alvin Waggoner
Waggoner
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State College
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Herman
Northern Normal
University
Marshall McKuciek
Eastern Normal
Madison
Southern Normal
Springfield
Western Normal, Spearfish
Repid City School of Mines
Time Extended In Two Million Dollar Suit
Sioux Falls reports that time to answer a two million dollar suit against Universal Oil Products of South Dakota was extended to April 15. Former Senator James A Reed and Charles W German of Missouri filed an amended bill on March 14 seeking one million dollars each as their share from sale of cracking gasoline patents. They allege the money is owed as joint adventurers in the enterprise.
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Sioux Falls
Universal Oil Products Company of
South Dakota
U. S
James A. Reed
Charles W. German
Missouri
Wyman
Reed
German
Universal Oil Products Company
Great Northern Cuts Weight Rule For Livestock Shipments
The Great Northern railway announces a new minimum carload weight for mixed livestock from Minnesota to South St Paul. Effective April 1 the minimum will drop from 19 000 pounds to 12 000 pounds allowing shippers to pay basic mixed rates on actual weight.
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ST. Paul
Great Northern Railway
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South St. Paul
P. B. Beidelman
Long Illness Fatal: Mellette Pioneer Dies in Mellette
Mellette March d1 special K Hyammen dies Wednesday after months of illness. He was 84 years old. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Mary Lee, Mrs Knut Koutson of Aberdeen, Mrs Walter Simonson of Mellette, son Henry C Hyammen. five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Wife and one daughter preceded him. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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L K. Hyammen
Con Heer
Mary Lee
Knut Koutson
Aberdeen
Walter Simonson
Henry C. Hyammen
Farm groups seek action on relief plans
Washington reports three national farm organizations the National Grange American Farm Bureau Federation and Farmers Union plan a bill consolidating their relief options to remove crop surpluses and bolster prices They want amendments to the Agricultural Marketing Act to empower the farm board to use the plans at its discretion Action is uncertain this session as committees await the farm board investigation decision
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Wall Street Tax Reforms Move Hits Stock Transfers
Washington March 3 The House voted a tax of one fourth of one percent on stock transfer values and considered further levies on bond transfers and produce sales on exchanges. The measure aims to raise about $75 000 041 with a new authority for foreign exchange orders. A final vote and treasury estimates were awaited as Secretary Mills discussed the broad tax bill with President Hoover.
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Stevens To Head Liberty Ticket
Nominating petitions show H. O. Stevens of Philip entering the Liberty party governor race. Other filings include Governor Green seeking Republican nomination and Mark W. Sheafe Jr. pursuing the Democratic bid for U.S. senator as May 2 elections approach.
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Watertown
United States
Senate
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Belle Fourche
John A. Bertolero
Butte
Lawrence
L. J. Batleu
Bridgewater
Hanson
William McCreery Dies by Self Inflicted Wound in South Dakota
William Wesley McCreery a former railroad worker aged about 60 shot himself in the head with a .32 revolver at his home in Huron after leaving a note to his wife citing financial ruin and foreclosures. Neighbors heard the shot around 3 30 pm and an earlier hanging attempt was followed by the final act. He left a widow and one daughter and had two other daughters who died in infancy. Surviving siblings and his long service with Chicago and North Western are noted.
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McCreery
Nai
Nebraska Avenue
Sixteenth
Dakton
John P. Walsh
W. W. Norris
Volga
William Wesley McCreery
Bastion
South Dakota
Huron
Martha L. Blair T Brookings
Renton
Was
Chicago & North Western
Minnesota farmers and laborites undecided on presidential electors
At the Minnesota state convention in St Paul the party left undecided a proposal to slate presidential electors without nominating its own candidate. The plan was referred to the state central committee since the convention lacks legal standing to place electors on the ballot. A Roosevelt-friendly faction hopes to win support for Franklin D. Roosevelt through cooperation with former labor members.
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Minnesota
Central Comemittee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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