Lamb Market Tops Hold Price Gains at Armour Stockyards
Lamb prices rose 15 to 25 cents while calf and cattle segments showed mixed moves at Armour Stockyards Huron Nov 3. Receipts reached 400 with butchers steady and sows weak to steady. Hog markets in Chicago and Sioux Falls showed modest gains and general steadiness, with cattle and sheep also trading unevenly across the region.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Packers
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Sion
City
U. S. Dept. of Agx
St Paul
South St, Paul
Minn
Levere
Best Rangers
USDA
Grain Market Closes Strong Amid Higher Gold Quotations
Minneapolis grain pit shows broad strength as gold quotes advance. Wheat futures rise with Dec up 2% and May up 1%. Rye, barley, flax gains also reported. cash demand mixed but improving for corn and oats. carlot ranges list varied prices across wheat, corn, rye, and durum grades.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harley
Minneapolic
Montona
Chicago
Poultry and Produce Prices in Midwest Markets
Market notes from Huron and Sioux Falls show diverse values for butter eggs and poultry, with live poultry prices ranging from 4 to 7 cents per pound and eggs around 17 cents per dozen. Chicago and New York reports list steady poultry and varied butter pricing, while hides wool and potatoes appear in regional listings with mixed grades and weights.
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Chicago
New York
Sioux City
Springs
Stock Market Trading Dull Amid Modest Gains Across Stocks
New York investors saw a muted session with minimal upward movement after attempts to push prices higher. Late advances appeared in American Telephone, Westinghouse, Consolidated Gas, and United States Steel among others. U S Smelting and McIntyre Porcupine rose over two points. Broad market activity remained light with overall dull trading and only scattered gains in selected names.
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New York
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Consolidated Gas
Central
National Distillers
U. S. Steel
Western Union
U. S. Smelting
McIntyre Porcupine
Pledge Support to San Martin Amid Cuban Political Turmoil
Havana reports show President Gratt San Martin’s backers offering eight share in government but not the presidency as oppositionists gain cabinet representation. A night meeting at Sergio Carbo’s residence precedes explosions citywide and rumors of U S Marines possibly landing if Mendieta assumes office without army backing. Grau appears to retain majority support among factions.
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Havana
Gratt San Martin
Sergio Carbo
Suerd
Grau
Carbo
Carlfos Menditta
United States
Mendieta
Gas Tax Revenue Shrinks in 1933 First Ten Months
Pierre reports South Kagesy gasoline tax collections for the first ten months of 1933 totaled 3 185 44 10 com pared with 3 428 422 03 for the same period last year. Treasurer Frank Siewert cites extensive use of horse power in road construction as a factor. October gasoline tax revenue declined to 363 629 14 from 411 621 49 in 1992. Cigaret tax income rose slightly in recent months, totaling 80 338 37 last month and 23 A0LS4 in October a year ago. Malt tax receipts fell from 325.05 to 136.29 year over year.
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Pierre
Kagesy
Smic
Frank Siewert
Fleet Move Considered to Atlantic by Roosevelt
Washington November 3 movement of the American fleet from the Pacific to the Atlantic is under serious consideration by President Roosevelt and the navy department. The president discussed the proposal with department officials today. The fleet ought to know both oceans and both coasts, said Secretary Swanson.
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U. S
Atlantic Ocean
Washington
Pacific
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Department
Swanson
Declines Narrow Bradstreet Reports
New York November 2 The pace of business remains hesitant but declines are confined within narrower limits says the Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review. With the best calling period ahead the Christmas demand is expected to lift industrial centers and bring improvement.
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Bradstreet
New York
Dun 4
Bradstreet Weekly
Magician Reno Headlines Huron College Auditorium Tonight
Edward Reno, renowned magician, will perform at the Huron college auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock. The show promises pure enjoyment and laughs throughout. Proceeds benefit the college athletic department to help cover deficits from the night fighting system installation at Alumni Field.
World's Fair to be Continued Through 1934
Officials of the world’s fair decided to hold the exposition over for 1934. Rufus Dawes said the key to extending the fair was demand and strong support from Chicago business leaders and residents. The move followed the World’s Fair Association vote and reflected hopes for continued urban economic and promotional impact.
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Chicago
Toy Removed From Child’s Esophagus In Ottumwa Boy
In Philadelphia on November 3 a tiny toy was removed from the ear phagua of Daniel Bovenmeyer months old of Ottumwa Iowa. Doctors reported the child’s condition very good and that he was discharged. He arrived October 2 after multiple x rays to locate the object and plan removal.
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Philadelphia
IPRA
Daniel Bovenmeyer
Ottumwa
Food Distributors To Be Chosen Soon In SD
Pierre November 3 relief directors and committees are to select surplus food distributors who will serve relief families. E J B Longrie assistant administrator urged choosing minimum wholesale retail and merchant distributors. Distributors will be paid over ten cents per hundred pounds for handling and foods will be issued upon relief director authorization. Detailed methods to be announced later.
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Pierre
South Dakota Emergency Relief Administration
E. J. B. Longrie
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Longrie
Contracts Let For Two Huron Projects
Contracts were let today for two Huron projects, paving on Dakers avenue north and a gravel basecourse job preparatory to rolling from Huron to the Beadle-Seaborn county line. The paving contract for 0.689 mile was awarded to States Engineering and Lewis Construction of Rapid City for 20 168.38 dollars. The base course contract went to Central Construction of Sioux Falls for 16 490.33 dollars. Both projects funded indirectly through the federal public works commission.
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Bierre
Dakers Avenue
Olling
Huron
Beadle-Seaborn
North City
States Engineering Company
Lewis Construction Company
Rapid City
East Third Street
Central Construction Company of
Sioux Falls
Federal Public Works Commission
Hagen and Fisher to Lead Black Hills Officer Installations
Hagen of Muto and Herman S. Fisher of Aber deen will travel to the Black Hills to install newly elected officers of the Sturgis post. Posts across the Black Hills plan to send reps to a regional rally with department officials visiting Belle Fourche, Rapid City, Hot Springs, and Lead and Deadwood on various dates.
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To. Hagen
Muto
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Herman S. Fisher
Aberdeen
Black Hills
Sturgis
Belle Fourche
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Joint Lead
Deadwood
Department
Missouri Diversion Plan Draws Engineers Consent
State engineers meeting with Dr. Rothrock and D. W. Loucks examined the James and Big Sioux river survey from 1922 and endorsed a Missouri river diversion as a means to steady water flow and restore valley groundwater. They cautioned against many dams due to soil inundation, while supporting federal Public Works Commission approval for the diversion program.
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Missouri River
South Dakota
James River
E. P. Hathrock
Rothrock
D. W. Loucks
Fish and Game Commission
Charles A. Trimmer
James
Big Sioux
Dumes
Federal Public Works Commission
Mt Calvary Church Services Announced
Regular services at Mount Calvary Lutheran church announced by the Rev. TuL JoeckeL. Sunday school and Bible class start at 10 a.m. German services at 10 a.m. English services at 0:05 p.m. Evening service theme Parents and Children begins at 7 p.m.
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Mt. Calvary
Mount | Calvary Lutheran
Tul| Joeckel
Rites Held Thursday For Edward Churton
Funeral services for Edward Churton near LaDelle were conducted by Rev. Luke from Henry. About 15 friends attended as pallbearers Charles Teampo on, Fred Hogan, Harry Hoy, Charles Bloom, Frank Davis and John Freeburg, all sons of early neighbors. Burial was in the Deland Cemetery.
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Edward Churton
Edward ©. Churton
LaDelle
Luke of
Henry
Charles
Teampoon
Fred Hogan
Harry Hoy
Charles Bloom
Frank’ Davis
John Freeburg
Charton
Deland
B P W Dinner Honoring National Leader At YWCA
The Huron Business and Professional Women's club hosted a banquet at the YWCA cottage honoring Marguerite J. Smith field representative of the National Federation and Mrs Hansen of Mitchell state membership chair. Guests included Miss Lina Peterson Miss Sue Platt and Mrs Rubena Moore from Mitchell. Mrs Bert R Schull chaired the meeting which followed and introduced Miss Smith who traced the federation history from 1919 and its aim to unite women in business and leadership training.
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Huron Business and Professional Women's Club
Marguerite J. Smith
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hansen
Mitchell
Lina Peterson
Sue Platt
Rubena Moore
Mitchell Business and Professional Women’s, Club
Bert R. Schull
F. Hansen
Miss Smith
Miss Stith
Schull
National Federation
Woonsocket Business and Professional Women's Club
Julia Strub
Joe Tschietter
Avis Williams
Jewelers In Huron Adopt Uniform Store Hours
Huron jewelers adopt standard hours aligned with a Chamber of Commerce retail division schedule. Stores will open 8 a.m. on weekdays and close 6 p.m., close an hour earlier on Saturdays, and operate 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturdays due to the adjusted policy.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday farm strike spreads to South Dakota and Midwest
Farm pickets and blockades spread across the prairie states as plans to halt farm produce to markets unfold. In Plattsmouth Nebraska a clash near the Missouri River bridge involved about 100 anti-picket groups. Regional leader John Eide said cooperation would be given to move restrictions, with firms in Sioux Falls asked to close to farm product traffic for the duration. Observation pickets set up in Sioux Falls area, with threats of tougher action if peaceful methods fail. Violence flared in Wisconsin with tear gas and arrests as strike activity spreads.
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Towa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri River
Iowa
Platts~ Mouth
Neb
John Bide
Association For the Southeast District
Sioux Falls
Eide
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Bridge
Iowa Farm Holiday Association
Ted Lee
Glenwood
Yankton County Farm Holiday Group Backs Plan
Gayville farmer and Yankton County Farm Holiday chairman says county organization unanimously supports state and national farm holiday calls. No immediate action planned toward peaceful protests, adjourned meeting set for Monday night, cooperation pledged with higher groups. Meanwhile Hughes County Farmers Holiday Association notes no plans to join strike due to drought and grasshopper damage reducing crop sales.
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Elles
Gayville
Yankton County
Batcheller
Yankton
Hughes
Pierre
J. £. Hipple
Hughes County
Fermers Holiday Association
Hospital Admissions List Includes Arch Renshaw and Others
In an admissions brief, Archie Renshaw of Cavour undergoes minor surgical procedures. J S Smith of Huron is noted for minor surgical work. J N Myer of Alpeng is listed with minor medical procedures.
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Archie Renshaw
Cavour
Minor
J. $. Smith
Huron
Mines Surgical
J. N. Myer
Alpeng
Mmédie
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