Sioux Falls Livestock Market Roundup May 24 1930s
U S Dept of Agriculture regions report mixed cattle hog and sheep trading across Sioux Falls Mitchell Chicago and Sioux City markets. Cattle steady to higher with yearlings strong. hogs up modestly on several ships. sheep and lambs showing variability. Produce and potatoes also noted with regional price spreads and stock movements.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Merlin
Sioux City
U. S
Armour Stockyards Steady to Strong Quotations
Yesterday's Quotations reports the Armour market in Huron on May 21 with steady to strong tone. Top quotes reached 9.50, bulk 9.25 to 9.56, receipts around 800. Tuesday quotations show weights 140-160 and 160-180 pounds with prices near 8.0 to 9.5 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
ST. Sssul. Minn
WU. S
Rom
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Ahmott
Wheat Futures Resist Pressure on Dry North Dakota News
Wheat futures faced selling pressure as May and July closed lower while September dipped. Corn declined with wheat, oats and barley dull, rye following the trend. Dry weather news from North Dakota supported a firmer cash undertone despite light trade. Minneapolis cash close mixed with varying grain prices and bids, while futures ranges show modest shifts across May to July contracts.
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Minneapolis
North Dakota
Grain Market Update From Duluth Futures Range
Duluth May 27 market report shows No 1 dark northern wheat No 1 mixed durum and red durum prices with percentages and figures for rye oats barley corn spelt. Prices listed include No 2 mixed durum 21-9046 and No 2 do 20%4-966 along with various percentages for durum grades and 36% to 69% ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Nuron Grain Market
Huron Poultry and Dairy Market Prices
Markets report from Huron listing daily prices for poultry eggs and dairy products. Buck Brothers and Swift & Co provide figures for hens of various weights, Leghorns, roosters, and eggs No 1 and No 2, with prices subject to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift
O. Huron
Leghorn and
Minron
Buck Brothers
Leghorn
Speculation For Rise Goes Ahead In Wall Street Report
New York markets pressed higher on speculation despite a mid session setback. Utilities led gains while farm implement makers lagged. Major natural gas project news and merger rumors supported sentiment as credit and money rates moved lower. Trading volume remained heavy with about 2.35 million shares changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Sodays
Iate Yesteday
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line
Aequire
Niagara Hudson
Consolidated Gas
Federal Reserve
Case
International Harvester
General Motors
J. J. Case
Julius Kayser
Purpose Of Memorial Day Observed By Lions Club
Leo A Temmey explained Memorial Day as the most sacred national holiday, noting it honors fallen soldiers and gives time to reflect on the nation. The Lions Club program featured a past president’s pin presented to Charles Warren by Dean H A Hill, with Robert Bryan singing and Mildred Irish on piano. Guests included Jay Glaser of Kelvinator and H C Hopkins of Northwestern Public Service.
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Leo A. Temmey
Lion's Club
Tiesda
Charles’ Warren
Dean H. A. Hill
Robert Bryan
Mildred Irish
Jay Glaser
Kelvinator Corporation
H. C. Hopkins
Northwestern Public Service_company
Radio Programming Grid With National Station Listings
Central Standard time schedule lists NBC and CES chain stations with hourly and half hour segments. It names numerous stations across the United States including WABC New York, WGN Chicago, KOA Denver, WSMB, WHAS, and WLS in Chicago, detailing music, dance orchestras, and announcer blocks through late night. The page resembles a comprehensive network programming snapshot for a Thursday, listing time slots, program titles, and participating stations.
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WEAPF
New York
NBC
WSMB
KECA
KSD
WIAX
Valles
WERIC
WGN
KPC
Eigindey Partr
W' Ray
Wrens
Melody Momeris
Sololats & Saillkret Orch
WGY
WFIC
Wats
Bale Wow
Wsmb IK
Ray O'Hara
Wabc New York
CES Chain
Dr. Torrance
WADC
KLRA
Rederia
Tal
WOWO
WECM
WELW
WEEBA
Weaero
WEEN
WBBM
KOIG
WCCO
WHCM
WSED
WFIW
WLAC
Klra Khj
Kfpro Rvi
Kfpy 700
WSU
KRLD
Foreerank
WKRC
WGHP
WOWS
WFEM
WEBM
KMOX
Koylembc Wien
WSPD
Hadlo Terum
WEBN
KOIL
WGST
WFTW
KFRC
WGP
WISN
WIBW
WGLFH
WEIW
WRECG
Klara Bla KO ¥L
RVI
Heywood Broun
WREC
KLA Koyl P00 Dance Carnival
WHERO
WIBM
KOTG
KMBG
WOCO
WLKER
WERG
Weiw Rec
WAC
KLZ Edyl
XWRO
RVI Efpy Rol
Wnax 20
ab—Slamiche Mojonites
aAlan
Wrem Boil
KMBC
KEEL
KLZ
KDYL
EPPY
WIZ
KDKA
Hatlers Orchestra
KOKA
RVR
Harold Sanford Orch
Koka Wir
WLW
RSTP
WEY
Oss
WHAS
WSM
KRFRC
WSNB
WOAL
KGO
KSCA
KGW
RSL
KOMO
WIS
Amaog
WMAQ
KYW
RWR
WMC
WSB
Win
KPAB
WENR
WREN
KSTP
RTOS
WSE
ESL
WIDX
Kvoo MB Owiaa
Bolfe Orch
WEG
WSN
WSR
SHAS
KVOO
WKY
KPRC
WOAI
KSL
KTHS
KPO
Ed Brounke Slayer Suspects Freed In Sioux Falls
Virgil and George Delezene, held over the Ed Brounke Montrose slaying, were released after investigation found no connection. R M Shields stated the brothers-in-law were cleared. Elmer Kegley remains under investigation. Montrose hearings continue as police review theories of robbery and revenge.
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Ed Brounke
Sioux Falls
Virgil
George Delezene
Montrose
Minnehaha
McCook County
Delezanes
Brounke
R. M. Shields
Salem
Virgil Delexene
Cacema
Delezenes
Brawikos
Elmer Kegley
John Doe
Shields
Bro ‘O
Sports and baseball banter mix from 1910s era column
A lively collage notes John Metz in a slump and the Giwits taking bumps while Tavis Jackson meets mumps. It teases American sailing title hopes and heavyweight clash. mentions Sir Tom, Uncle Robbie of the Dodgers, Feller, and Grover Alexander. It also references Tony Laack and Bob Shawkey prepping the Yanks for a drill.
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John Metz
Tavis Jackson
Sir Thomas
Uncle Robbie
Dodgers
Eis Feller
Ray Phelps
Wno Wiste Grover Alexander
Seven More Pay Fines For Traffic Violations In Huron
Police headquarters report seven more individuals have paid penalties for traffic violations in Huron. The list includes Ted Hanson Herman Brandner William Weir Dr H A Hartwich Ralph Gordon E C McKenzie and Tra Parsons. Cars are routinely tagged for parking beyond the allotted time as officers note ongoing enforcement.
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Huron
Ted Hanson
Herman Brandner
William Weir
H. A. Hartwich
Ralph Gordon
E. C. McKenzie
Tra Parsons
Tribute to Bishop Burleson in Watertown Banquet
Clergy and laity of the Episcopal church in Watertown paid homage to Bishop Hugh L Burleson of Sioux Falls who was named assistant to the presiding bishop. The banquet capped a convention day with discussions on future year plans and notes of gifts and grants to dioceses including Porto Rico Oregon Connecticut and Honolulu. A 1931 South Dakota convocation set in Aberdeen followed by council of advice and attendance at a Miles City synodical meeting.
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Watertown
Episcopal Church
Hugh EL. Burleson
Sioux Falls
Episcopal Church of America
Auxiliary Church League
South Dakota
Burleson
Porto Rico
Oregon
W. F. Remington
Connecticut
Vermillion
Mfnbridge
Flandreau
Honolulu
Bishop Burleson
8. S. Mitchell
George FH. Richardson
Lend
T. J. Rowlillard
Cheyenne Agency
Carter Herrison
St. Paul's
Brookings
E. B. Woodruff
W. Blair Roberts
Howard B. Case
Aberdeen
Episcopal, Church of South
Council of Advice
Edward Ashley
Indiana
Edward B. Woodruil
Calvary Cathedral
SS. Mitchell
Myr
Ashley
Charles A. Weed
Mitchell
George W. Burnside
Linux Falls
BE. S. Knowles
GC. G. Lawrence
C. I. Lorlkhwart
Miles City
Mont
G.H. Richardson
H. H. Whipple
Greenwood
C. D. Rawley
Max Reyhl
Muren
James Whiteface
Ping Ridge
Woodfull
Weed
R. Todd
George Northland
Joseph Drury
Chamberlain
Bruce Swain
India Service
Dakeoiah Longue
Stabilization chief hopes wheat market need not change
Chairman Legge said stabilization operations may be withdrawn after the Wheat on hand is disposed. He spoke at a press conference that the Grain Stabilization Corporation was created for an emergency and will not continue unless the market requires it. The operations do not affect the Farmers National Grain Corporation and its cooperatives.
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Washington
Chaiman Legge
Opes
Pew
Prair. Stabilization Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farm Board
Stabilization Cokperation
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Stolen 1925 Ford Coupe Missing Since Sunday Night
Johnson and Sewell report their black and yellow 1925 Ford coupe stolen Sunday night. Elmer Griffith, a furniture store employee, took the car home, and it disappeared by Monday morning. License plate 3 2598 bears a Majestic radio sign, with a ladder-carrying bracket on the left side.
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Johnson and Sewell
Elmer Griffith
Griffith
D B Thayer Dies In California
D B Thayer of Huntington Park California died Monday morning. He retired as a division manager for Standard Oil in Sioux City and lived previously in Huron. The body will be taken to Minneapolis for burial in Woodlawn Park family vault. Batley once worked under Thayer before Huron division offices existed.
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D. B. Thayer
California
C. L. Bailey
Huntington
Park
Cal
Standard Oil
Sicus City
Huron
Minneapolis
Woodlawn Park
Batley
Thayer
West Park Pool To Open Friday For Summer Season
West Park pool opens Friday ushering in the swimming season after extensive improvements. City water now feeds the pool through a six inch line, with regular chemist tests to ensure purity. Fifteen new cabins added at the West Park tourist camp feature hardwood floors electric lights gas cooking and insulated walls.
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Huron
West Park
E. A. Breummer
West Park Association
Ng Mauer
Breummer
Iin
Wiefer
Gary
Eam
Unidentified Man Struck by C N W Train Near Alcester
Alcester May 28 The body of an unidentified man about 70 years old was to be buried in Union County after being struck by a Chicago and North Western outbound train five miles east of Alcester. The man, described as a Hebrew laborer, had been seen wandering along the tracks intermittently for eight years. The train crew reported the incident and the body was recovered.
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Alcester
Union County
Chicago and North Western
Sanger
Here
Oman
Usin
Intervaly
BP. B. le
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital notice lists admissions including Ida Stohnson of Cavour and Mrs James Bark, with surgical cases for W. Herd and others. Dismissals include John Anderson and Mrs Clea Tra with baby, Clyde Brown, and Mrs D H Harvey among Huron residents.
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Ida Stohnson
Cavour
Medical
Jake Hofer
Yule
Sur
Chapman
Caveur
Exmark
George Ruark
Huron
Mead
Wolsey
Surgical
Angelus Thottkos
James Bark Marreld
W.herd
Moss
John Anderson
John Weiss
Highmore
Clea Tra
Baby
Clyde Brown
Kuyer
D. H. Harvey
Mauce Doty
Uron
Alce Jonas
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U. S. Dept
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Wisconsin
Southern
Bliss
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Sioux Cry
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Butchers
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Price
Montana
Bazley
Minneaolis
Deluth
Rise
Am Can Wss
Arm Car & Fdy
Am Loco
Ab Sus
Am T & T
Amy Weolen
Anacondit
Aromur
Aroma Bai
Bal & Ohio
Beth Steel
Can 'Par
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Int
Nickel
Kennecult
Kroger
Mack Tk
Mant Ward
Nash Mo
Nat Cash
NY ON & i
Parra
Pan
Penn
Rem Rand
Reynolds
Sears Ree
Literaiy
South
Sr Oil
Ss Oil
Stew-Warn
Sidebaker
Tex Corp Si
Tex Pac Ld
Thraker
Valor
United Fr
U & Inl
U S Rub
U S Steel
Vanadium
West Union
Westing
Willys
Woolworth
The
Associated Press
SF & Weaf
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Wil
WGN Ghleane
Quin
Mark
Wear
Amos “Hiandy
Cincinnati
Orch
Doge Southern Cle
Atlanta
Charley Sheldon, Jr
Birmingham
TMI GM
Eid
University of the Air
Kalo Dallar
Wake
Orchestra
Ballias
Mme Wiz
Ns Brooks
Des Moines
Umd
WEAP
Dafontana Cowboys
Bioarain
Detroit
Td McCeinesdt
Tam
Dahen
Wayne
Wcco Minneagelix-St- Paul
ABC Cii
TMN
WABL
Dick Tong
Iba Niet Ste Beter Ee Rikh—Veaires
YABC
Kielo LO
Noe Willie
Gillin
News Club
Hannel
Fort Worth
Howe
TAK Feaf
Louisville
Lawn Association
I—Wiz & Wear
Dunes Muse Wour
WSM Nashville
Weates Walz
Sem
Elour
Frei Weals
Jack & Gill
United States
S Stati Ce
Barion Corman
Pochester
Wal
Jack Sharkey
Dow
Oho
America
Sir ‘Chom i
Tony Laack
Yanks
Bob Shawkey
Sheldon Freese
Anill
Sou” Dakota. Securities Company
R. E. Cone, Sec Y
Huron, S. D
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