Market News Hog Receipts and Sioux City Livestock Prices
Hog receipts near 11 000 with 10 000 direct, steady to down. Bulk hog prices 180 to 280 pounds around 7.92 to 7.95 with top 3.35. Sioux City cattle and sheep week market shows heifers and steers mostly down, fat lambs 7.75 to 7.83, range western lambs 7.00 to 7.25, mixed gains for fat sheep later week.
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Beths
Sioux Clir
Sioux City
UPI
L. S. Cost Agr
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Chicago
Stags
Prise
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S
Fed
iU_ S
Wheat Futures Are Very Dull In Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures opened with slight gains then eased to dull trading as offerings were absorbed. Prices closed a bit lower with December and May futures down. Coarse grains were generally weak and cash wheat remained soft near the close with limited Durum. Livestock markets in Sioux Falls Saint Paul Chicago showed mixed declines and steady to lower bids across cattle hogs and lambs. Minneapolis cash and Duluth quotes indicated varied grain values and nearby cash prices.
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Minneapolis
Huron Geain Mahket Item Notes Mixed Lot
Fragmentary OCR lists items and prices for a market sale including dark woolen wheel item and red_derum 45 Plax 133, with unclear month notation and incomplete product names. Reads like a damaged antique market record with partial quantities and index numbers.
Poultry and Egg Market Prices From Multiple Markets
Markets report varied poultry and egg prices from Huron, Buck Brothers, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Chicago. Heavy and light springs, Leghorn hens and roosters, live ducks and geese, pressed ducks, butterfat, and eggs show price ranges, with notes on changes and packer adjustments.
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Leghorn
Auren
MOON
Buck Brothers Huron
Mitchell
Saterday Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Stock Market Ends Week Firm After Late Rally
New York stocks closed firmer as a late rally countered early losses. Trading was slower with about 1.1 million shares changing hands. Key gains came from American Can American Smelt Carbide Eastman Kodak and Westinghouse while Coca Cola and General Motors showed notable moves amid mixed performance across sectors.
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New York
Parte American Can
Arpericen Aske
Carbide
Eastman
Westinghouse Electric and
Air Reduction
Coca Colaa
Allied Chemical
Ingersoll Rand
American Water Works
Gillette
General Motors
Wall Street
American Legion Week Proclaimed in Huron
Mayor E T Gitchell proclaims November 4 to 11 as American Legion Week in Huron with an emphasis on an enrollment drive for World War I veterans. The proclamation highlights Legion service to maimed veterans, widows and orphans, community welfare efforts, and calls on citizens to cooperate with the drive to strengthen the organization for 1932.
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American Legion
Huron
Legion
William Reaves
E. T. Gitchell
America
United States
Legion Service
T. Guckell
City of
S. D
Emergency operation for appendicitis reported at Huron hospital
An emergency appendectomy was performed around 11:30 last night at a Huron hospital on an individual identified in local sources as undergoing Operation Walter and Voigt at 1320 Witnois avenue southwest. The patient is said to be recovering satisfactorily and the market outlook was viewed as encouraging despite sluggish trading that failed to test resistance levels.
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Walter & Voigt
Witnois Avenue
Huron Hospital
Fragmentary economic tickers from an unknown period
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous stock tickers, percentages, and company abbreviations without full context. It reads like a historical market page with brands such as US Steel, General Foods, Armour, and Westinghouse, interspersed with percentages and partial names, lacking clear events or narrative.
Minneap olis Stocks Bid Ask Close
A terse stock table fragment shows bids and asks for First Bank Stock and Bancorporation with a closing figure. City service and Standard 681 appear in the line, but readable details are incomplete.
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Minneapolis
First Bank
Aa Bancorporation
Final appeals blend with brisk election noise across nation
The article details party leaders issuing last rallying cries ahead of Tuesday's general election. It notes Democratic hopes for gains and Republican resistance, with emphasis on nationwide campaigns, key state contests, and leaders like Watson and Hyde, plus local races in Illinois New York and Pennsylvania.
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Bulow
Sioux Falls
G. Cherry
United States Senate
W. J. Bulow
Cherry
Holton Davenport
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
James A. Heed
Missouri
Agricultue
Hyde
National Forum
Ilinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
New York
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Mampcustts
Huron Professor Named to Rhodes Group Nomination
W Heflin of the English department at Huron college joins a committee to nominate two South Dakota men for Rhodes Scholarships. The panel, chaired by Alvin Waggoner, includes M A Brown Chamberlain and others. The two nominees will compete with students from Minesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas for four regional scholarships.
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W. Heflin
Huron College
South Dakota
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
M. A. Brown
Chamberlain
FM. Young
Mitchell
S. H. Sabin
Bijou Hills
Mineczota
Nebraska
Iow
Missouri
Kansas
Bacin
Rhodes
Hefik
Brown
Stanford University
Oxford
Heflin
Corn variety tests yield mixed results Beadle county
Beadle county agent Roy A. Cave reports six farm tests at Bonilla and other locations show yields by variety. Notably Frederickson’s Golden Jewel averaged 24.2 bushels per acre this year, with one outlier last year at 22.5. Several yellow dent and Iowa golden coin varieties posted strong results, while last year’s figures varied widely.
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Beadle County
Louis Bartleman
Bonilla
Mr. Bartleman
Smith
Grvat Gorham
George Urban
Filiam Voltenweider
S. J. Fredrickson
Sundahl
A. Erion
Frank Swope
Fulton
Shabine
Redfield
Hugh Nash
Roy A. Cave
Beadle
St. Fredrickson
Orval Gorham
Urban
Vollenweider
Frederickson
Sandal
Erion
Skaino
Admiral Can Swim But Prefers Tub in College Operetta
R L Nentness portrays the admiral of the Queen's Navy in the operetta Pinwore sung tonight in Haror college auditorium. He claims sailors can swim, prefers Atlantic waters as much as Pacific, dislikes inland lakes, and notes a past Canadian swimming attempt ended in cramps. He plans to learn swimming before future roles.
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H. M. Cass
R L. Nentness
Queen's Navy
Isir Joseph
Queen's
Norans
South Dakota
Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Wirnipes
A. L
Canada
Bath
Youch Thore
Fragmentary political clash over Heflin Senate return
A garbled excerpt depicts intense partisan debate about Senator Heflin and allies who oppose or support his return to the Senate. The passage references Democrats split between those resisting and those backing Heflin’s political future.
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Heflin
Senate
Artist Course To Continue Tuesday Night Show
The second number of the Huran cuix piece features five versatile artists in a popular program to be held in the college auditorium next Tuesday night November 4. Old favorite songs and dances plus today’s hits will be performed with costume numbers from musical comedies and selections from Robun Hood Naughty Marietta Blossom Time and more. The Mulvaney Concert Company presents a revue with soprano, mezzo, pianist and baritone in varied quartet trio and solo pieces. Special scenery and lively action add to the entertainment.
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Huran Cuixiece
College
Naughty Marietta
Mulvaney
Comepany
Law Violators Are Sentenced
Federal judge A Lee Wyman sentenced 31 violators in Sioux Falls, 20 liquor cases. Russel Erickson and Theodore Denhaw got two years six months each for transporting Judge James Elliott’s automobile to Wisconsin. Joe Snow received one year and a day in Leavenworth for a check. Talmadge Conrad, Mitchell, one year and a day for transporting to Minneapolis. Charles Hillis, Flandreau, 11 months in Minnehaha jail plus probation for theft from a government school. Carl Chilcote, Mitchell, 60 days in Minnehaha jail for liquor transport. Annie Gobenshaw, Charles Mix, 30 days and $100 fine for liquor possession in Indian country. Leonard Krom, Mitchell, six months in Brookings jail for liquor transport. Others include Sanborn Magn fined $100 for liquor possession. George Bentsom, Moody, four months for sale of liquor. John Hill, Roberts, six months for transportation of liquor and government property. Roy Gross, Artesian, 92 days for destruction of mail boxes. Ed Schurman, Garretson, six months for sale of liquor. George Lovejoy, Flandreau, 60 days and $100 fine for sale of liquor. Joseph L. OConnor, Woonsecket, four months for liquor transport and vehicle forfeiture. Denny Hess, Mix, $100 fine for articles designed for manufacture of liquor.
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Leavenworth
Joe Snow
Standing Rock
Talmadge Conrad
Mitchell
Leaveneworth
Tinneapolis
Sioux Fels
Charles Hillis
Flandreau
Minnehaha Coucty
Government Action School
Ay Flandreau
Carl Chilcote
Minnehaha County
Annie Gbenshaw
Chieles Mix County
Leonard Krom
Brookines
Sanborn Magn
Ed. Rhodes
Sanborn County
Geerge Bentsom
Moody County
Browkeings
John Hill
Marin
Roberts County
Brookings County
Nh Roy Gross
Artesian
Brookings Courty
Ed Schurman
Garretson
Fae
George Lovejoy
Joseph L. O'Connor
Woonsecket
Denny Hess
Charles
Mix County
Railroad Man Hayes Dies After Half Century Service
CHAMBERLAIN November 1 James M Hayes longtime Milwaukee Road employee for 49 years died of heart disease yesterday at home Born in McCyesor Town March 1856 he joined the Milwaukee Road in 1891 as a fine cutter Funeral services will be held here tomorrow Burial will be at Springford Iowa on Monday He is survived by two sons and a daughter Richman Miles City Montana Hayes was known in railroad circles for guiding a giant steam locomotive through river and pontoon bridge construction using logs scows pumps and dynamite during a four month project near the Missouri River at Chamberlain
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HL Richman
Miles City
Montana
Hayes
Jones Locker
Maurice
Missouri River
Chambe
McGinty License Violation Reported by Huron Police
Police report J. B. McGinty with license number 3 as00 noted about 10:30 in front of Fifth Street. No arrest or truce yet by Huron police. Local residents reported a coupe and Lis gst night home.
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J. B. McGinty
Fifth Street
Huron
High School Football Scores Roundup
Rapid City 19 Deziwood 4 Sturgis 9 Newell 0 Hot Springs 21 Edgemont 12 Dell Rapids 12 Howard Beresford Viborg G. Garretson 0 Augustana Eli Point 6 South Sioux 0 Parker 0 Salem 0 Canton 27 Centerville Pierre 35 Bighmbre
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Rapid City
Deziwood
Sturgis
Newell
Hot Springs
Edgemont & Dell Rapids
Howard
Beresford
Viborg G. Garretson
Augustana Eli Point
South Sioux Parker
Salem
Canton
Centerville
Pierre
Bighmbre
Football Results College Scores Mixed With Lopsided Notre Dame Win
College football results show Notre Dame defeating Indiana 9 to 0 in a late second period. Other games listed include Princeton and Chicago scoreless, Northwestern and Nebraska 0 0, and Pittsburgh vs Detroit with unclear outcomes. The terse bullet list reflects a partial, OCR-like summary of multiple matchups with several missing details.
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College
Chicago
Princeton
Indiana
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Inemola
Nebraska
Pittsburch
Detroit
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Duluth
Mismespolis
Betfit & Co
Flevan KX
S. Dent Agt
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Pressa 2
Broilers Express
al Chem & Lye
Am Can
Am Car & Fay
Am Sm & Rig
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
AU Coast L
Atk
Bal & Ohio
Beat Crepf
Bendix
Beth Steel
Case
Cerro de Pasco
Chai & Ohio
CM St P& P Pf
Rl & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & E
Cons Gas
Curtisser
Drug Inc
Exe
Fox Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen E
Gen Foods
Gen Mtrs
Homestake
Houston Oi
Hudson
Tl Cent
Nickiss ET & Taig Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Mash
Mack the
MK & T
Mo Par
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cestic
Net Dairy
Nat Power and Light
NY Cent
Nor Se West
No Am
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Enn R R
Phillipe Pet
Pullman
Radio Li
RK O
Resding
Rem Rand
Reyn
Union
Westh el
Willys
Pagem
Miller
Peter Norbeck
Frazier
North Dallista
P. W. Lanier
Congress
Representative Hall
Siom Falls
Nov
A. Lee Wyman
Russel Erickson
Theodore W. Denhaw
James D. Elliott
Wisconsin
Chillicothe
Gaia
James M. Hayes
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