Sioux City and Chicago Livestock Prices Report May 22
Livestock markets across Sioux City Sioux Falls and St Paul show cattle calves hogs and sheep trading mixed with hogs mostly lower in Sioux City and Chicago bids steady to higher for some weight classes. Slaughter cattle and veal prices vary with bulls and sows weaker in places while yearlings and fat cows hold around prior levels. Poultry and produce markets also noted with stable butter eggs cheese and potatoes prices.
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Chicago
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Sioux Falls
Wheat Market Dips to New Lowes on Quiet Trading
Minneapolis May 21 Wheat fell to year’s lows after a quiet session with a late drop of about 2.54% and a small rally near the close. Oats and barley eased, rye weakened with wheat, and cash offerings were light though protein demand remained strong. Wheat futures, carlot ranges, and cash closes are detailed for various grades and locations.
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Duluth Market Notes May Flows and Wheat Prices
Duluth market brief cites May and July wheat price quotes with No 1 amber durum and red durum grades and a close for flax. Minneapolis flour reports unchanged values in carload lots with patents and bran prices noted.
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Duluth
Market Downturn Persists as Money Rates Rise
The New York market edged lower amid higher money rates with call money at seven percent and scarce funds. Rails held firm on favorable decisions but industrials and utilities led the decline. Major losses hit Case Threshing and Federal Mining while many industrials posted declines. mixed intraday rebounds faded. Volume about 4.3 million shares.
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Charley Grimm Ties Skill And Charm In Cubs Bold Build
Joe McCarthy counts Charley Grimm among Cubs hopefuls for pennant glory. Grimm excels at defense as a first baseman and has emerged as a clutch hitter. Off the field he is a versatile entertainer, musician, magician, linguist, and family man who crafts toys for children in winter.
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Barney Dreyfuss
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Muscovites 10 Organize Again After Receiver
Reorganization of the Muscovites Imperial Khremlin fraternal insurance group, placed in receivership, was approved by representatives from South and North Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Montana at Sioux Falls. Provisional officers were elected as the former officers resigned. The state insurance department reported unpaid death benefits near 30000 dollars.
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Towa
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E McNaught
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Relief Confab Breaks Up Again in Farm Bill Talks
Washington May 21 The farm relief conference committee broke up again without reaching agreement. House conferees refused to vote directly on the debenture plan, while Senate conferees favored a House vote to aid potential compromise. Hoover would veto any measure with the debenture section. Senator McNary said the committee would meet again tomorrow.
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Youth Falls From Second Story Window Incident
Rapid City May 21. Elbert Dunnean aged 20 of Owatonna Minnesota fell from a second story window of a house in Rapid City today. He received serious injuries and was rendered unconscious at once. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Huron College Named Beneficiary in Butler Estate
New York report shows Huron College beneficiary in the late Eamily P. Butler estate. Estate valued at about 2.276 million gross with 2.105 million net. gift to Huron listed as 19000. Executors named include Franklin B. Kirkbride and Willard P. Butler.
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Eamily P. Butler
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Willard P. Butler
Referendum Petition Questioned Over Frantz Registry Tax
In Pierre on May 21 the attorney general was asked to rule if the Frantz automobile registry tax law passed in 1928 may be referred. A referendum petition filed by I. NR. Judy of Aberdeen, with about 19,000 signatures, is awaiting advice and filing. The law imposes a 3 percent registry tax on motor vehicles before title, applying to South Dakota cars and taxed on first registration for foreign cars with a graduated scale.
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Jail Man For Taking Car Without Consent
Auto dealer Sam Schulhin of Sioux City reported a Ford coupe missing from his lot. Walter Wallace claimed Schulhin offered him the car to drive around Sioux City, prompting police to issue a warrant for Wallace.
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Legion Auxiliary Plans Memorial Day Services
The American Legion Auxiliary will assist in memorial services on May 30. Members meet at the courthouse at nine in the morning to march to the Methodist church, placing white crosses and poppy wreaths on ex service man graves. The auxiliary urges eligible nonmembers to join and support the peace time army's work of service.
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Favor Program for Playground
The recreation committee of the Chamber of Commerce and education groups met to plan community recreation. Leo Temmey urged a program for all ages and a full time summer superintendent with playground directors for each grade school. Temmey expects steady growth with efficient direction and minimal wasted effort. The committee will outline administration, a general all ages program, and a long term development plan.
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Rising Floods Threaten Mississippi River Valley Communities
Emergency crews rush to scenes as rising streams and rivers threaten many sections of the Mississippi valley. At Mounds Landing Mississippi engineers and levee authorities supervise growing forces while sloughs along the river are checked to prevent breaks. A request to lift a ban on convict labor on federal levee projects has not received a reply.
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Paddle Day Observed by Huron College Students
Students at Huron College observed Paddle Day at Ward's Grove along the James River. John Youel proclaimed the festival and plans included canoe processions, canoe races, football and other games, with a ceremony where the paddle is presented from senior to junior leadership.
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Dynamite Blast Kills Three in Sioux Falls Quarry
A dynamite explosion at a Wisconsin Granite quarry in Sioux Falls killed three workmen Louis De Bella Jock Johnston and Albert Abraham and severely injured three others including superintendent H H J Galligher Louis Vargas and Chester Russ. Some men were blinded and the blast was felt uptown.
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Changes Hint at Faculty Shifts at Huron College
President Agne reports upcoming staff movements at Huron College with several instructors likely to seek other posts or take study leaves. So far only two new hires: Helen Stafford in Modern Languages from Chicago University and Van Dusen in Music from Northwestern University.
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Grading Begins on Yankton to Norfolk Railway Project
Grading on the 70 mile Yankton to Norfolk line started yesterday just south of the river bridge with one contractor crew. An Osmond firm holds the contract and additional outfits will follow within two weeks, officials said.
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Nurses Convention Here June 3 4 5
A State Association of Graduate Nurses will hold its thirteenth annual meeting in Huron with headquarters at the Eldie Marvin Hughitt. The convention runs June 3 to 5.
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Association of Graduate Jurses
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Reagh Accord on Debt Letter Reached in Paris
Paris May 21 Allied reparations experts report a full agreement on a letter to Drigalmar Schacht head of the German delegation. The text lists which German concessions are accepted with some revisions and outlines allied reservations. The letter will be delivered tomorrow. Two German conditions were rejected opening room for further talks.
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Drigalmar Schacht
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Sebacht
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Mothers' Club Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Windergarten Mothers' club of the Washington school will hold its last meeting of the year on Wednesday evening May 22 at 7:30. Since its organization in October 1928 the group has aimed to improve understanding of children, foster cooperation with teachers, aid mothers with child problems, socialize, and share educational programs. Officers are Mrs. Fred Lehmann president Mrs. Karl Lampe vice president and Mrs. Ernest Tovey secretary-treasurer.
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Washington School
Mothers of Our Childrens Associates
Fred Lehmann
Karl Lampe
Ernest Tovey
Hoover Confident No Rate Increase Predicted
President Hoover said he is confident there will be no railroad rate increase as a result of the St. Louis and O Fallon decision. He gave a brief formal statement in response to newspaper inquiries and did not elaborate on the basis for his confidence.
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Hoover
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Nurses to take South Dakota exam in Pierre
Elva Helen Schiltz May Turkleson and Delpha Chapman travel to Pierre for the South Dakota nurse examination to be held at the hospital building on May 28 and 29.
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Helen Schiltz
May Turkleson
Delpha Chapman
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