Chicago and New York Produce Prices Mixed on Nov 2
Market notes show mixed butter and egg quotes across Chicago and New York. Poultry demand remains slow. live hens and leghorn prices vary, while dressed turkey and other poultry steady to unchanged. Local markets in Sioux City Sioux Falls and Meat Springs report similar range shifts in butter eggs and poultry prices.
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Chicago
Thoreby
Rock Springs
New York
Sioux City
Springs
Sioux Falls
Market News Hogs Top at 3.75 in Armour Yard Report
Hog receipts reach 350 at Huron with steady tone on sows and butchers. Cattle calves and sheep hold value as Chicago and Sioux Falls markets show slow trade. hog ranges by weight in the 3.05 to 3.75 area, with top around 3.75 for 181-200 and mixed lots. Industry-wide receipts noted as steady to slow with mixed demand on cattle and veal.
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Armour
Huron
Sioux Falls
Hulle
Hog Prices Drop in Chicago Market Report
Hog prices weakened with a drop of 040 15 cents as buyers showed low energy. Top hogs brought $4.25, many good hogs below $4. Prices at outside markets rose 1 to 15 cents. Cattle were mostly stagnant with few loads sold, steers and yearlings around $5 to $5.65. Light lots hit $6.30. Sheep and lambs remained steady, fat natives $2.25 to $6.50, premium lots near $6.75.
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Chicago
Jembs Firth
Sioux City
USDA
St. Paul
Hoss
Grain Futures Market Nervous Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City market reports show cattle and hogs trading unevenly with varying weights and grades. Hogs and sheep receipts remain sizable as buyers weigh demand against price shifts amid fluctuating futures and regional activity.
Alcohols And Oils Show Small Gains
In New York trading on November 24, cross currents prevailed with metals and utilities dipping, while Alcohols and Oils and several other industries gained. Rails moved with the constructive tone. losses appeared in U S Smelting Consolidated Gas and American Smelting. Leaders included Standard 671 New Jersey American Telephone Western Distillers New York Central and U S Industrial Alcohol with about 1,050,000 shares transferring.
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New York
Dulness
U. S
Consolidated Gas
American Smelting
Standard
New Jersey
American Telephone
Watonal Distillers
New York Central
Closing quotations of major corporations amid market data
A dense list extracts closing quotations for numerous firms and commodities. Items include Alaska cimeau, Alleghany, AT Chem & Dye, Allis Chalmers, Am Beet Sugar, Am Can, Am For Pow, Am Int'l, Am Loco, Am Roll Mill, Am Smelting & Ref, Am Sugar, AT & T, Am Tob B, Amconda, Armour Del pid, Armour, Arm our A, Armour pid, Atchison, Atl Ref, Auburn, Aviation Corp, B&O, Barnsdale, Bendix, Beth Steel, Borden, Briggs Mfg, Byers-Co, Cam Pac, Came, Caterpil Tract, Cerro de Pasco, C & O, C M Stu pid Te, Chrysler, Colo Fuel, Colum Card, Cole G & E, Caml Solvy, Cons Gas, Cons Oil, Corn Products, Curtie Wright, DuPont de Nemours, Eastman, Firestone, Gen Elec, Gen. Foods, Gen. Motors, Gillette, Gold Dust, Goodyear, Gt North, Home stake, Houston Oil, Hudson, Industry, Int Harvester, Int Nickel, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Kresge, Kroger, Lam bert, Lehigh, Liquid Carb, Loews, Mack Tracks, McKess & Rob, Mo Pacific, Mont Ward, Mosrell, Nash, Nat Bie, Nat Cash Rep, Nat Dairy Prod, Nat Distr, Nat Pow & Light, NY Central, North Am, North Pac, Packard, Par. Pub, Penney, Penn RR, Phillips Pet, Pullman, Purity Bak, Sears, Secomy, Spacer Stand, Stn Cal, St Ofiva
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Alaska Cimeau
Alleghany
AT Chem & Dye
Allis Chai
Am Loco
Am Sugar
AT & T
Armour del
Armour
Armour B
Atchison
Atl Ref
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Barnsdale
Bendix Ay
Beth Steel
Borden
Briggs Mfg
Byers-Co
Cam Pac
Came
Caterpil Tract
Cerro de Pasco
C M Stu
Kresge
Kroger
Lambert
Lehigh Port
Liquid
Loews
Mack Tracks
McKess & Rob
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Mosrell
Nash
Nat Bie
Nat Cash Rep
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distr
Nat Pow
NY Cent
Nh“& Fr
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Penney
Penn RR
Phillins Pet
Rem ‘Rand
Sears Hoe
Spacer
St Ofiva
Warn Against Compromises
Three farm leaders wired Gov. Benning in Washington warning that compromises will be accepted from the farm relief conference of five governors and President Roosevelt. The telegram, signed by John Chalmers G B Miller and Jesse D Sickler says parity prices are unacceptable and calls for a cost of production scale before any compromise. Milo Reno, national strike leader, was away from the city.
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Des Moines
Gov. Bening
Washington
Usp
Farm Relief Conference
Roosevelt
Gov. Ing
John Chalmers
Iowa Farmers Holiday Association
G. B.miller
Iowa
Farmers Union
Jesse D. Sickler
National Farm Holiday
Governors Conference
Governors’ Conference
Milo Reno
Governors urge fixing of prices and licensing plan
Governors urge price control and licensing to regulate agricultural products. Olson of Minnesota argues for a broad enforcement plan allowing neighbors to ensure farmer compliance while not restricting crop size. Roosevelt administration to consider a proposed marketing agreement pegging sale quantities as central to price stabilization.
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Olson
Otsun
Roosevelt
Stock Feeders To Get Saving
PIERRE Nov 2 The two thirds rate effective yesterday on shipments of cottonseed meal and cake to South Dakota will save livestock feeders about 3 a ton in freight charges. The reduction applies only to shipments from the Missouri Pacific railroad to the Northwestern and Milwaukee lines and to cars of at least 60 000 pounds. Parties seeking the lower charge must secure a certificate via the local relief committee. The concession comes as drought and grasshoppers devastated feed resources in many areas.
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Murphy
South Dakota
Food Ordered To Escape New Tax In South Dakota
Pierre dispatch reports the state buys corn products for institutions to dodge the new federal corn processing tax effective Nov 5. Purchasing Director J W Beckwith said exemptions may apply per IRS rulings, with orders totaling 8600 lb corn meal 57 barrels corn syrup 2200 lb corn flakes and 2700 lb corn starch. Meanwhile Moody county clerk W W Green of S D died after long illness.
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Pierre
J. W. Beckwith
Beckwith
Federal Agriculture
Internal Revenue Department
State Purchasing Department
Liquor Taxes Move to Head of Congress Calendar
Washington reports reveal Volstead act revision and liquor taxes and tariffs placed at the top of the January congressional calendar as Speak Rainey and associates maneuver financial policy. market lines show bonds and utilities reacting to anticipated fiscal shifts with various corporate notes cited in yesterday’s summaries.
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Washington
Congress
Rainey
Bids Opened for Highway Projects in Pierre South Dakota
The South Dakota highway commission opened bids in Pierre on road and bridge contracts estimated at about 450 000 dollars. Projects include a municipal paving job at Huron, three bridges, gravel base and resurfacing work from Huron to the county line, with several items previously bid October 13 and rejected by the federal bureau of public roads.
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Frank Kriebs
Huron
Beadle County
Pierre
Dakota Avenue
Altar Society Plans Dinner and Bazaar at St Martin's
Six groups of the Catholic Ladies Altar society meet Tuesday at 2 PM to finalize plans for the annual chicken dinner and bazaar at St Martin's church on November 15 and 16. Concessions will be run by each group including a fish pond by Boy Scout troop 1 and a Junior altar society concession. Tickets sales indicate strong demand for hot dinners. pools open 5:30 PM each night with no gate charge. separate dinner and concession charges to benefit St Teresa school.
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Junior Altar Society
St. Teresa
Hartzell Not In Drake's Will Trial Underway
SIOUR CITY I A Nov 24 7 Char les Challen London barrister continued on the witness stand in the trial of Oscar M Hartzell promoter of the Drake estate Challen vouched for the will s validity and interpreted its provisions under British law The will bequeathed the bulk of the estate to the sea captain s wife and his brother after specific bequests The London attorney s interpretation refutes Hartzell s claims to part of the Drake estate.
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Hartzell
Drake
City
Chales Chalten
London
England
Txiey
Oscar M. Hartzell
Bartell
Sir Francis Drake
Challen
Shewill
Hertell
American arms envoy plans golf trip amid disarmament tangle
Norman H. L. Davis, head of the American arms delegation at Geneva, said he will play golf in America until European nations resolve the disarmament tangle. He added that golfing in the United States is as good as in Europe.
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Davis
Paris
Norman HL Davis
Geneva
Joseph -Paul-Honcour
America
United States
Europe
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at Huron and Iroquois
At the hospitals the admitted list includes B. H Mallon from Huron with surgery and Mrs A F Nord from Huron for surgical care. Sergi cal is noted for Mrs A F Nord. John Redd from Iroquois is admitted for surgical. Dismissed are Anko and Dykatea Jiwin.
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B. H Mallon
Huron
A. F. Nord
John Redd
Iroquois
Anko
Dykatea Jiwin
Treasury to Issue Ten Million In Silver Certificates
The treasury will issue eleven million dollars in silver certificates backed by silver received in June war debt payments. The Thomas amendment to the farm law allowed accepting debt payments in this medium, and the silver has been assayed. Engraving of the certificates will follow. officials say the move is not inflationary as these notes will replace other currency in normal business as they are redeemed.
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Washington
Treas
Treasury
Lumbermen's Code Committee Formed
Officers and directors of Souma Dakom Lumbermen's association organized a state code committee at a Wednesday meeting. President Walter Miller of Watertown. Vice President Scott Morrill of Rapid City. Secretary-Treasurer HC Kehm of Harvi.... directors include HL Entsminger Chamberlain T B Anderburg Aberdeen John Benz Sioux Falls George Liebenstein Milbank May Nobis Mitchell and NC Lance Minneapolis as secretary of Northwest Lumbermen's association, who explained code provisions and aided forming the South Dakota code group.
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Souma
George Liebenstein
Milbank
May Nobis
Mitchell
O. CG
Lance
Misineapolis
Northwest Lunbeemen's Association
Minnesot
Dakotas
Iowa
Mitchell To Send Big Crowd To Game
Mitchell plans a large caravan to attend the Huron Mitchell high school football game Friday afternoon. The Mitchell Chamber of Commerce announces a municipal band will perform, a parade from J. W. Campbell park to the business district, and reserved bleachers and parking for Mitchell visitors. Paul Ki Mgers of Huron arranged the seating, with the two towns coordinating as reciprocal support for past cooperation. The caravan is due shortly after 7 p.m. and the parade starts Campbell park at 2:15 p.m. The Huron team will parade at 2 p.m. and meet the Mitchell delegation at the park.
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Mitchell
Carl L Rolston
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Campbell Park
Huron College Field
Paul Ki Mgers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Corn Palace City
Huron
Raine
Rolston
Corn Palace
Campbell Park
Huron High School
Wall
Aberdeen Retail Clerks Move Toward Union Charter
Albert J. Maag president of the South Pakola Federation of Lakor returned from Aberdeen where clerks began steps to organize a union. Maag said Mayor N. Douglas praised organized labor, and the group hopes to complete organization and apply for an AFL charter by month’s end. Many clerks had signed up.
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Aberdeen
Albert J. Maag
South Pakola Federation of Lakor
Maag
N. Douglas
Mang Sult
American Federation of Labor
Marguerite Smith to Speak at Local Club Banquet
Miss Marguerite J. Smith of New York will discuss the value of belonging to the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs at a dinner hosted by the Huron club. The talk starts at 7:30 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. serving at the W. C. AL cottage. all city women are invited.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Marguerite J. Smith
New York
Elq
National Federation
Huron
W. C. AL
Bond Lawyers Cleared to Aid Huron Public Works Plan
City faces final hurdle as Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works approves the Minneapolis law firm Sanell Driscoll Fletcher Dorsey Barker after initial rejection. Easement from Chicago and North Western railroad clears storm sewer crossing. Washington must grant final project approval. Also notes Chicago teachers receiving two months pay for February backlog.
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Huron
John P. Sauer
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Sanell
Sater
Minneapolis
Chicago and North Western Railway
Washington
Red Cross Roll Call Campaign Aims to Boost Local Membership
Beadie county Red Cross chair Noreah Hogan outlines plans for annual roll call to expand community support. She notes individual memberships power programs, recalls farm board distributions costing 85,000 dollars, and 85 million bushels of wheat plus 800000 bales of cotton processed and distributed nationwide. Roll Call starts Monday November 13 with G. O. Mareth as chairman.
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American Red Cross
Na Onal
Insema
People of the
Red Cross
Congress
United States
Natonal
G. O. Mareth
Out Our Way Best Colored In Contest in Huronite
Ten young artists won weekly sweepstakes in the Evening Huronite comic coloring contest. Winners include Claire Jacobson, Rosvid Ross, Ruby Hendrickson, Nina Exig Stevent, Ruth Disney, Merlin Enogood, Lillian Roberts, Gladys Wipf and others, awarded free tickets to the Huron theatre.
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Gunior Bolen
Alpena
Lorraine Meyers
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Claire Jacobson
Route 4
Huron
Rosvid Ross
Lawn Ridge
Ruby Hendrickson
Nina Exig Stevent
Ruth Disney
Minnesota Avenue
Merlin Enogood
Lillian Roberts
Hindswee
Gladys Wipf
Courtesies Due Flag Highlighted at Biron College Exercise
Leslie H. Ward director of the Huron College School of Music led a Biron chapel exercise this morning. Ted the Singing presented the national anthem The Stars Spangled Banner and Ward reviewed flag courtesies with students, recounting the song’s words and history as the nation’s official anthem.
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Biron College
Leslie H. Ward
School of Music
Huron College
Ted
United States