Sioux City and Chicago Livestock Reports May 15
Regional livestock markets show cattle at 13.75 to 14.25 for steers and yearlings with beef cows 9.50 to 11.00, hogs around 10.25 to 10.50, and sheep bidding around 13.25 for choice lambs. Chicago and St Paul quotes list similar ranges for hogs, cattle, and sheep, with lighter weights and direct trade noted.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
U.S
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S
Sioux Falls
Linux Falls
Minneapolis
Turon Produce Markets Report
Turon markets list prices for butter eggs heavy hens and poultry items. Swift Co furnishes call outs for producers. Heron and Linht Hens appear in the market notes with varying quotes and availability.
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Swift & Co
Heron
Wheat Rallies in Minneapolis Trading Amid Cables Weather
Wheat maintained a firm tone despite lower cables and favorable weather as corn stayed strong and liquidation eased. Prices edged higher with oats, barley, flax and other grains closing up. spring offerings light and demand fair, durum premiums solid.
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Minneapolis
Mont¢lay
Market Quotations Mixed as Commodities Edge Movements
The clippings show varied bids and prices for grains and seeds including corn rye barley and flax with multiple quality grades. Prices drift with percentages and decimals indicating adjustments for different lots and futures.
Duluth Futures: May Durum and Wheat Prices Reported
Duluth market brief lists May durum prices with high and low, and July September values. Cash durum and amber durum figures shown for No 1 and No 2 grades, along with No 11 red durum. Wheat prices for No 1 amber durum and No 2 durum noted, with fractional percentages and obscured symbols in Tuesday trading data.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Ste
Duluth
Los
Rumors Roil New York Stock Market Amid Credit Fears
Erratic trading marked the session as rumors of adverse credit developments influenced shares. Copper, meter and steel stocks fell to fresh lows while General Electric led midday advances before prices slipped again as call money rose to 8 percent.
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New York
General Electric
Boston
New York Federal Reserve Boans
Calumet
Heela
Anaconda
General Motors
Marmon
Packard
War on Dandelions Rivets Huron College Campus
Students and faculty at Huron College battled dandelions across the campus in a morning to noon event armed with knives forks and trowels. After two hours of sweeping the lawns large piles of yellow flowers dried in the sun. The spring tradition began four years ago with a silver trophy awarded to the best cleanup class for one year.
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Huron College
Northern county school superintendents meet in Aberdeen
Fifteen counties in the northern state section were represented at a meeting of county school superintendents held yesterday afternoon at the office of H B Melcher Brown county superintendent. The gathering was called by state superintendent H C Giffen.
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Aberdeen
H. B. Melcher
Brown County
H. C. Giffen
Hubbell Throws No Hit No Run Against Pirates
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants pitched a no hit no run game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The southpaw’s feat is the first in the majors since 1926 and the first by a left-hander since Hub Leonard in 1918, marking him as a rising baseball great.
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Carl Hubbell
Young
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whubbell
Hub Leonard
Detroit
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Institute speakers named by county official schedule set
Mr. Giffen presided as speakers for the county institute were chosen and the program arranged. Selected speakers include Prof. Henry Onsgard and Prof. T. A. Tharmon of Northern State Teachers College, with Mrs. Augusta Wiber from Mitchell and Mrs. Olt from Madison Normal. Institute dates span Harding Sept 16 18 through Brown Oct 31 Nov 2 with listings for each site and dates.
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Giffen
Henry Onsgard
T. A. Tharmon
Northern State Teachers College
Augusta Wiber
Mitchel
Olt
Madison Normal
Harding
Perkins
Dewey
Ziebach
Carson
Walworth
Campbell
McPherson
Edmunds
Day
Grant
Roberts
Marshall
Brown
Brothers receive nine months for chicken stealing
Wilbur and Christ Christiansen aged 19 and 20 were sentenced by Judge R B Tripp in Yankton circuit court to nine months in the state penitentiary for stealing 21 fowls from farmer Id Johnson of Yankton county. The crime occurred April 29 and the youths stated their parents live near Loomis.
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Yaneton
Wilbur
Christ Christensen
R.B. Tripp
State
Id Johnson
Yankton County
Loomis
Strikers Face Charges in Elizabethton Rally
More than 250 strikers were arrested on intimidation charges and escorted to the courthouse square by National Guardsmen. The jail was too small to hold them, and a noisy crowd accompanied the procession from the Stony Creek highway. A guard halted a driver who tried to pull away, keeping the line guarded.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Court House Squyre
Stony Creek Highway
Billy Fair
Oil Company Is Now Incorporated
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Brooks Service Company of Sioux Falls with 25000 capital and directors Ray and Helen Brooks and J M Coonall. Associated Royalties Company and United Oil Company, both oil and mineral firms, with capital 500000 and 25000 respectively, directors Francis Hi Case Clifford A Wilson and Leland Case, all of Hot Springs.
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Pierre
Brooks Service Company
Sioux Falls
Ray and
Helen Brooks
J. M. Coonall
Associated Royalties Company
United Oil Company
Francis Hi. Case
Clifford A. Wilson
Leland Case
Hot Springs
History Traced Before Lions Navigation Address
Chester White chief clerk delivered an Lions Club address tracing twenty years at sea and the history of navigation. The talk covered sea routes, exploration milestones, and global trade links highlighted by maritime figures and events.
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Sea
Lon’s Club
Chester White
Navigation history and future at Abe luncheon
Mr White traced navigation from dead reckoning to celestial navigation and position finding by radio. He said navigator could determine position within 100 yards by heavenly body observation and that radio will soon replace all methods. After twenty years in the navy he joined Northwestern Public Service in 1927.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Abe
White
Navy
Smoking May Be Purely Masculine
Sioux Falls May 74 Proposals to make cigarette smoking in public a strictly masculine prerogative were before the city commission today. An ordinance proposed by Joseph Nelson would prohibit billboards and posters depicting women smoking cigarets. It was suggested to amend the ordinance to bar women from smoking in public places in Sioux Falls. The change was ordered made before the ordinance's next reading by the commission.
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Sioux Falls
Joseph Nelson
Water and Streets
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