Market News Herds Steady Amid Mixed Hog Prices At Armour
Armour stock yards report a steady hog market for sows and 2 dimes lower on butchers, with a top of 5.25 as receipts were heavy. Cattle and sheep held steady, with detailed price ranges for dry fed steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs. Slaughter cattle and sheep markets showed mixed activity. overall supply indicators noted 8,000 commercial cattle and 10,000+ total sheep and lambs, with feeding lambs and packing stock highlighted. Sioux Falls figures mirror firm hogs, steady cattle, and varied stocker activity.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Ishr
S.ag
Sioux Falls
Chicago
L—P
Sioux City
U.S.C.A
South St Paul
South ST. Paul
Shipments Report Reads Mixed Bean and Middlings Figures
Partial OCR note shows mixed cargo terms including pure bean 72,500 and standard middlings 20MK 23:00 with a reference to 2% and 718 units. The fragment lacks a clear event or entities beyond commodities and a time stamp.
Markets Hide and Fool Market Turnlahed by Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Mets Ca Huron 8 D No 1 cured hides under 4 fhe de No 1 cured hides over 45 Jhs Je No 1 cured bull hides Ute 7 Horse cured No 1 large F100 to FLS Tallow No 1 de to te Wool medium ie te 150 Sheep pelts ie ta Te HURON POULTRY BUTTER EGGS Furnished Daily by Swett & Co urn & D. Bens 2 lbs and overs 9 Light and tegborn hens VP springs 2 lbs and over 1c Leghorn springs 47 Cor Sioux Falls Produce Thursday SIOUX FALLS Nov 1 Poultry heavy hens 4 Tbs and up 1 light hens 9 leghorn hens 77,springs over 4 lbs 14 leghorn springs 8 cocks 6 leghorn cocks 5 heavy white ducks B geese a No ai turkeys 10 Ibs and up 12 Eggs No 1 fresh 21 Butter 28 Butterfat 26 Sioux City Produce Thursday SIOUX CITY Navy Lite poultry hens over 434 Ibs 11 hens under 4 Ibs 8 leghores 8 springs over 434 Be 10 under 4% Ibs leghorm springs 5 cocks 4 ducks 6 geese 5 turkeys we Eggs case lots mew cases included 6.00 loose eggs No 1 21 No 2 16 Butter creamery fancy wholesale 27 B29
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron
Huron Poultry
Swett & Courn
D. Bens
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Northern Gridders Drill Here Today
Northern Normal football players practiced at the State Fair grounds in Huron while en route to Wayne Nebraska to face the Wayne team. Delays occurred due to a motor bus breakdown as coach Bil Carberry led the squad planned to depart late this afternoon.
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Northern Normal
Huron
Wolves
Wayne
Neb
Kright
State Fair Grounds
Bil Carberry
Labor Endorses Candidates in Huron Union Session
The Huron Central Labor union endorsed Democratic candidates for state offices and Republicans for others, naming Fred H. Hildebrandt Walter Conway Myrtle Morrison George ONeill D Weeks Ben Sirool Windsor S Doherty Burton Culver Charles M Worrall Thad Oviatt and J EB OKeefe plus three county tickets Joe Reilly Harold W Markey William Q Welter and Alva E Taylor. The union opposed referred law No 1 and constitutional amendment A but supported the liquor repeal amendment.
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Huron Central Labor Union
Huron
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Congress
Walter Conway
Myrtle Morrison
George O'Neil
D. Weeks
Ben Siroo
Windsor S. Doherty
Rairoad
Burton Culver
Charles M. Worrall
Thad Oviatt
J. EB. O'Keefe
Aon Wey
Joe Reilly
Harold W. Markey
William Q. Welter
Alva E. Taylor
Isbor
Wheat Futures Close Is Higher in Mixed Grain News
Chicago reports higher hogs and cattle prices as supplies stay tight and demand gains with colder weather. Minnesota and Sioux City markets show firm sheep and calf values while wheat futures edge up amid west and eastern buying. Minneapolis cash prices rise slightly as oats and barley move higher.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago
Chicago Market Reels as Butter Egg Prices Firm Up
Chicago market reports show butter and eggs steady to firm with heavy trading. Butter 8,605 cars and eggs 318 cars traded. deliveries and November December movements kept a firm tone amid favorable statistical reports. turkey and poultry prices mixed with regional variations.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Land-O-Lakes
Market Day Slides After Mixed U S Steel Diet
Trading ended with modest moves as volume edged up on the reaction. Merger and corporate notes muted, while Am Can Am Intl and Am Sm & Big SK posted small gains and declines among industry leaders. Officials cited a cautious tone amid steady but uneven closing quotations across key issues.
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Juneau
Alleghany
Altis
Sm & Big SK
Armour Dal
Armour
Life Threats Reported in Dillinger Investigation
Indiana Governor says threats were made against J Edward Barce assistant attorney general and Dillinger escape witnesses in Lake county. Barce left the county with eight witnesses last Tuesday and may be in Indianapolis. The governor declined to reveal current whereabouts or further developments in the case.
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Dillinger
Indianapolis
Paul V. McNutt
Lake County
J. Edward Bros
Behéral
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Barce
Brown Point
Rel
Ford Sees Out of Low Mood with 1945 Production Push
Henry Ford announced Ford Motor Co will aim for 1,000,000 units or more in 1935 and signaled a broader recovery ahead. He urged American industry to abandon alphabet schemes and run the economy with sound business sense. Ford managers from across the country anticipated a great sales year in 1945, predicting 1,900,000 or more units if trends continue.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Donations Sought for Men’s Reading Room Project
Canvassers from the Huron Federation of Women’s Clubs urged city residents to donate usable furniture for three men’s reading rooms at city hall. The effort supports the Community Service center program. People with lamps tables or chairs should call 8322 or 4344 tomorrow morning, and a truck will collect items tomorrow afternoon.
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City Hall
Huron Federation of Women's Clubs
Community Service Center
Stocks and bonds drift as markets show varied results
In Minneapolis trading, stocks list broad names such as Chrysler and GE with varied closes. U.S. government and mortgage bonds move modestly. Treasury issues range from 40s to 50s, with Liberty bonds near parity. Curbs and service shares also reflect mixed activity across sectors.
Burlington Gives Boost In Wages
Lincoln Neb Nov 1 4 H Urbach superintendent of motive power for Burlington railroad lines west of the Missouri river announces mechanical department employes receive a 24 4 per cent pay increase today under a mediation board agreement. About 3 000 workers in Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming Montana and South Dakota gain new hourly rates ranging from 34 to HW cents and the change adds an estimated 12 375 to the weekly payroll through April 1 1935.
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H. Urbach
Missouri River
Railway Mediaton Board
Mechanical Department
Chicago
Urbach
Nebraska
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Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Expect Early End Of Massacre Probe
The federal grand jury investigating the Union Station killings in Kansas City indicated it could end the inquiry by Saturday night with possible indictments to follow. U S attorney Maurice M Milligan said the police chief and mayor of Wellsville Ohio were to testify about information from Adam Richetti, tied to the case. The trio Richetti, etc, were described by federal operatives as the trigger men in the Union Station murders.
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Federal
Union Station
Maurice M. Milligan
United States Asstrict
Wellsville
Charles A. Wretty
Roy Floyd
Chert Pala
Richetti
Floyd
Vere Miller
Urges Network Of Air Defenses For Nation
Washington on November 1 Representative Wilcox a Florida Democrat urged a national air defense network and a unified air service or a department of air to protect the United States. He proposed aviation commission expenditures exceeding 20 million dollars to construct defenses against air attacks.
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Washington
Navy Mentor Picks Middies Over Army Rivalry
In Annapolis on November 1, a Navy mentor predicts a Navy victory over Army as the cadets face a season described with cautious optimism. The quoted quarterback laments recent gloom yet asserts this year could be different for the Navy team.
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Navy
Army
Annapolis
Junior rivalry notes score by side of ages
The fragment references youngsters scoring 15 points against 1 188 for the juniors and seniors in a list of school league notes with unclear details. The readable portion mentions junior and senior teams competing and a low score for one side.
A and P Stores in Cleveland to Reopen Soon
Cleveland negotiator A L Faullmer said the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co dispute with labor groups likely ends. About 300 stores may reopen late this week or next, with 2200 workers temporarily laid off after picket actions at two warehouses. The NLRB has proposed reopening and reinstatement without discrimination based on union membership pending arbitration.
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A.L. Faullmer
U.S. Department of Labor
Washington
Materional Tabor Board
Faulkner
National Labor Relations Board
Extension Club Met for Annual Get-Together at Methodist Church
Extension club women and husbands gathered yesterday for the annual meeting at the Methodist church. A Halloween themed dinner followed, with performances by Lillian Trotter, Mrs. D.C. Reutter, Mrs. Oscar Edd in Swedish costume, and the Carlisle ladies quartet. Miss Sarah Dewing outlined the Farm Women's Conference in Washington November 12. The Beadle Extension women voted to fund a South Dakota participant. County officials and local speakers attended, Alpena women staged a short play The Hat Shop, with about 425 present.
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Noo
Leo Ruppel
G. RB. McArthur
Loftus Ward
Lillian Trotter
D.C. Reutter
Oscar Edd
Carlisle Ladies Quartet
Alpena
B. F. Barthel
Sarah Dewing
Washington, D.C
Grace Frysinger
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Beadle Extension
South Dakota
Rail Employes Hear Farm Union Officers
Emil Loriks of Arlingwn president of the South Dakota Farmers Union and Oscar Fosneim of Howard vice president of the state organization spoke at a stag party for federated shop crafts of the C. N. W. railroad. Morris O'Connor of Chicago general chairman of the catmen's union also spoke. The stag was well attended by railroad craftsmen.
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Emil Loriks
Arlingwn
South Dakota Farmers Union
Oscar Fosneim
Howard
Federated Shop Crafts
Morris O'Connor
Chicago
Catmen’s Union
Mrs Rose Gill 76 Dies at Home Near Cavour
Mrs Rose Gill aged 76 died at 8 40 this morning at her home six miles south and one mile west of Cavour after a long illness. She came to Yankton county as a child and later moved to Beadie county. Survived by 10 children, Frank Gill her husband died in April 1912. Funeral 10 a m Saturday at the Catholic church Cavour with Rev James Riley. Burial in Cavour cemetery.
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Rose Gill
Wes
Cavour
Mes. Gill
Yankton County
Beadie County
Frank Gill
Cavow
James Riley
Buriel
Federal Deficit Reaches Billion Mark
The government’s deficit for the fiscal year began last July 1 passed the 1 billion dollar milestone today with expenditures over receipts totaling $1,026,788,998. Gold receipts exceeded $2 million, lifting total gold assets to $8,001,062,974. Emergency expenditures include $456,581,062.87 from the relief administration, with conservation work and public highways also notable items.
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Washington
Gove
Ge Vieicit
York the Relief Administration
World Wheat Crop Near 1933 Levels Shrank in 1934
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reported the world wheat crop excluding Russia and China at about 3,395,000,000 bushels, roughly 30,000,000 bushels less than last year, while world stocks on hand showed a contrasting rise. A separate municipal case notes Admire fined $50 and barred from driving for a year after pleading guilty to an intoxicated driving charge.
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Washington
Russia
China
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Rue
Admire
Huron
Hospital Admission List From Huron County
At the hospitals admitted are Mrs. D Ball of Huron and Mrs. Ela Groener of Huron. Surs Bat: Mrs H Weatherbill of Huron. Medical details appear garbled but indicate multiple local patients admitted.
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D. Ball
Huron
Ela Groener
H. Weatherbill
Allen Pledges and Pay Rates Spark G.O.P. Debate
In Sturgis, warnings fly as Attorney General Conway questions Allen’s stance on relief workers pay. The exchange centers on whether Allen would guarantee a higher wage for relief staff, contrasting his 55 to 58 cent proposals with current pay at the Dakota plant and urging concrete commitments beyond food and clothing orders.
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Sturgis
U Allen
Walter Chere
Allen
Ivtorney Ceneral Conway
Dakota
South Dakota
Chistopherson Attacks Opponent Record in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Republican challenger Chris topherson says Representative Fred Hildebrandt opposed Roosevelt backed bills and emergency measures. He accuses Hildebrandt of nepotism by hiring his wife at 223 dollars monthly and of seeking a brother’s postmaster appointment for his ex-service man relative.
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Yankton
UPI
C. A Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Republian
Fred Hildebrandt
Roosevelt
Hildebrandt
Mo‘bridge
Young Democrats to Present Play at Wolsey and Yolo Rallies
The Beadle County Young Democratic Club plans a play at a Wolsey rally tonight and at Yolo Friday night after a speech by Senator W. J. Bulow and Representative Fred Hildebrandt. Ed Youngs announced the events.
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Young Democrats
Beadle County
Wolsey
Yolo
Cey
Ed Youngs
Tion Hed Pean
Watertown
W. J. Bulow
Fred Hildebrandt
Health Officers to Meet in Huron on November 14
South Dakota Public Health Officers association members will convene in Huron November 14 with Dr. W. K. Griffith, secretary, announcing the program. The highlight is an address by Dr. J. A. Myers of the University of Minnesota on tuberculosis research, to be given at Huron College chapel in the evening. Public access to the session is open.
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South Dakota
Health Officers Association
Huron
W. K. Griffith
J. A. Myers
University of Minnesota
Myers
Huron College Chapel
Watwood to Speak in Pierre for Democratic Ticket
Arthur Watwood, formerly of Aberdeen and now with the Washington Department of Justice, is to make two campaign speeches in South Dakota before November 6 urging reelection of the entire Democratic ticket.
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Watwood
Pierre
Arthur W. Watt
Wood
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Department of Justice
Washington
Fined in Municipal Court for Overtime Parking
FINED and GEORGE A. STARTING and M A MYER were each fined two dollars in municipal court this morning after pleading guilty to a charge of overtime parking.
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George A. Starting
M. A Myer
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