Swine Market Steady at Armour Stock Yards
Swine prices held firm at Armour Stock Yards with receipts near 1,000 hogs while cattle and sheep showed mixed weekly shifts. Hog top quoted around 6.15, barrows and gilts 15 to 25 lower from week’s best. cattle and calves mostly steady to higher in places, with hogs proving tight in supply and hog, sheep, and cattle movements tracked across St Paul Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets.
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Huron Market Prices Reported Across Counties
Daily price range for Huron markets reported to Evening Huronite, fresh poultry and butterfat values from Mitchell Watertown Sioux City Sioux Falls Sioux Falls and Chicago regions. Includes hens roosters leghorns springs and various turkey and eggs prices with station prices and current receipts.
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Markets At Glance Nov 24 73 Stocks and Bond Notes
New York stock activity shows irregular moves with profit taking on a quiet session. Bond and foreign exchange mixed. cotton and wheat reports firm. Minneapolis cash close notes varied quotations and unchanged trading basis.
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Wheat Holds Steady Amid Election Ahead Markets
Wheat prices moved at a steady pace with a slight dip early session, then receded slightly from the day’s high. Traders cited quiet demand from mills and speculators covering positions, while corn soybeans also held or advanced, reflecting cautious pre election market action.
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Armistice Day parade and program notes in Huron
Armistice Day events include a massed color guard from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American junior drum and bugle corps, Legion Auxiliary and VFW Auxiliary, Women’s Relief Corps, Huron municipal band, Spanish War Veterans, and other groups. Details of theater program remain undecided.
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Flashes Of Life Try The Associated Prom In Fayette City
About 66 residents asked Fayette County Court to block transferring next Tuesday’s polling place from the Burrough building once occupied by a bank. They fear losses and avoid voting there again. In Humansville Missouri Barren Hughes faces a two car class. he will quit riding in his 1908 Mason due to worn tires. In Pana Illinois Louis Burdy rescued a sleeping hotel guest from a flaming mattress ignited by a cigarette, but the bedding fire damaged his car as it was tossed out the window by firefighters.
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Transcontinental Record Quest Aboard Lockheed Lodestar
National Air Lines president G T Baker launched from Burbank at 8 03 a m aiming for a nine and a half hour Pacific to Atlantic coast record with a single stop at Dallas The standard transport Lodestar carries two 3200 horsepower Wright engines and speeds near 260 miles per hour with 2957 miles planned for the route among the passengers Keneth J Boedecker who helped prepare Lindberghs Spirit of St Louis for its New York Paris flight in 1927.
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Mrs John Boyle Injured In Collision At City Intersection
Mrs John Boyle wife of the Bea e County sheriff was in a Huron hospital for X ray examination after an automobile collision at the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and Fifth Street Southwest about 7 30 this morning. The Boyles were driving west on Fifth and Kenneth Naeve was north on Wisconsin. Both cars were damaged considerably.
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Mrs Arnold returns from Hazen North Dakota
Mrs C E Arnold came home from Hazen North Dakota after seven weeks following her brother Dr L G Eastman's death. Enroute she stayed with son Clifford E B Arnold in Aberdeen. She was greeted in Aberdeen by her husband and returned home. Divorce granted for Hazel Ainslie from Wilbur Ainslie by Beadle County court decree signed August 14 by Circuit Judge Boyd Benson. They married February 17, 1933 in Huron. no children.
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Bomb strikes crowded London bus in night raid
London reports a bomb hit a crowded bus during a night raid, likely killing several. RAF and anti air defenses claim success over attackers. raids hit Berlin Essen and other targets. Casualties include a factory basement shelter incident and multiple wrecked homes across England.
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New York City and upstate vote split shapes 1940 race
In a regional split, New York City leans Democratic while upstate tilts Republican. Voter registration totals show City about 3.39 million and upstate roughly 9.57 million, with Roosevelt’s margin historically narrowed by urban support and GOP gains. Polls privately hint at a City margin near a million and a substantial upstate lead for Willkie potential.
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Tear Gas Used To Break Up Wisconsin Homecoming Brawl
Police used tear gas to disperse a Wisconsin Madison homecoming demonstration on State Street and Capitol Square. About 1,000 persons created bedlam for two hours. 34 were taken into custody, later released. Thirteen students faced disorderly conduct and vandalism charges in Superior Court. Police prepared to deploy gas after crowds stormed two theatres despite barriers.
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Bicknell Attacks Board Over Sioux Falls Transfer
In a Corn Palace address L W Bicknell denounced the Board of Charities and Corrections for sending Thelma Olson from the state training school to Yankton state hospital. He labeled the move a Gestapo-like, unlawful action and urged prosecution, arguing the board acted without examination or due process during a meeting in the Black Hills.
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Shaw Requests Complaint Against Titus Over Mileage Claims
State Superintendent candidate L. Shaw says he asked Beadle County state’s attorney T. H. Luby to prepare a complaint against George Titus deputy superintendent of public instruction. Shaw accuses Titus and J. F. Hines of illegally collecting mileage and expenses from county funds for trips to teachers and school officers meetings, with some costs also charged to state funds. A letter dated October 30 discusses opinions from Attorney General staff affirming the legality of dual collections and notes an investigation is planned before action.
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Important Democratic Rally Set For Monday HH
Humphrey plans to rally supporters on Monday as part of a nationwide push for Democratic candidates. The event signals active campaign momentum with speeches expected from key party figures. Local outlets anticipate turnout and coverage across several precincts.
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Veteran Railway Employee Retires After Long Service
A. McWhorter, 70, of Huron, retires on pension from Chicago and North Western Railway after a career starting in 1885 with several lines, then joining C and N W in 1892 and serving as passenger conductor on the Anta run between Huron and Howard Ja and as a freight conductor before.
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Plankinton Probes Case Continues at Board Hearings
In Plankinton, officials defend prosecutions as warranted and political targets are denied. The article covers arrests, guilty pleas, and ongoing hearings at the state training school, with statements from board members and responses from Mitchell and South Dakota officials about suspensions and leadership.
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For Sale Canary Singers and Wines at Coney Island
Classified notices show sale of canaries and singers for 31 dollars, a Mrs Niven Expresson of Route 2 Wessington listed, plus a full line of wines liquors and beer at Coney Island. Also a ride wanted to Kansas City and a four room modern furnished apartment to rent with three adults seeking occupancy at 388 Huronite.
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