Hogs and Steers Rally Amid Record Beef Market Peaks
Chicago and Sioux Falls livestock markets showed steady to strong gains on November 4, with hogs up to 9.70 and cattle and yearlings rising as beef and pork wholesale prices strengthened. Receipts were lighter, buyers pushed higher bids, and scores of cattle, hogs, and sheep moved through major trading posts including Chicago, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, and South St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O Therr
Alassester City
Road To Choice Natives
Strati Kill
Range Wales
Sioux Bills
Sioux Falls
Bronx City
Sioux City
Dan' Cotte
South St. Paul
South St, Paul
S.D
Rmour
Huron
Ami
Brills
Tae Tag
Antes
Oman
Sanborn County Balloting Mixed in 1929 Returns
Sanborn County voters show strong Roosevelt lead over Landon with 1929 national totals. Bulow leads Gurney, Hildebrand over Mundt, Berry over Jensen. County races tilt Republican with detailed tallies for state senate, treasurer, auditor, sheriff, recorder, and commissioners across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Roosevelt
Alf Landon
W. J. Bulow
Chandler Gurney
Fred Hilderand
Karl Mundt
Tom Berry
Leslie Jensen
State Senate
Dawdel
Ferguson
O'Neil
Nielson
Anderson
Ruinvichs
Piper
Swarson
Nelsen
Welter
Mulligan
Register of Deeds
O'Connor
Humphrey
Broom
Roberts
Waormstadt
Johnson
Dunnel
Eitel
Tivus
Steckel
Mernaugh
Noted railroad worker denies intoxicated driver charge
The case centers on W. C. Kettleson a railroad employee and farmer from 1041 Tows Avenue Southeast as the man fined for driving under the influence this week. A switchman testified that he was not the guilty party, amid broader market and grain bulletin notes on withdrawals and grain prices in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ‘Ketuleson
Tows Avenue
W. C. Kettleson
AUTRUN Produce Market listing prices and items
Markets at AUTRUN Huron S D Woonsocket Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Sioux City Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago list heavy hens leghorn roosters butterfat ducks geese turkeys and eggs with weights and prices in a daily market roundup from Nov 4 with multiple towns and firms including Swift Co and farm names and product grades.
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Autrun
Swift & Co
Huron
S. D
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Tbs
S Dbs
Jewhorn Springs
S Jha
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
White Rock
Stock Issues Stage Post Election Rally
Industrial stocks surged after the election, lifting 1 to 4 points at times as optimism rose. Traders noted Roosevelt’s victory tempered some hopes among certain holders while the market moved with waves of buying and slowdowns in turnover. Other pages covered the wool market, Chicago poultry prices, potatoes, and New York produce with varied price shifts and demand signals.
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New York
Roosevelt
Cii
Trupace
Boston
USDA
Ohio
Kingsbury County Leads in Leslie Jensen Victory Bid
Desmet November 4 Special reports from Kingsbury County show Leslie Jensen leading in the general election with 2248 to 1799 in county totals. Gurney, Mundt, and Hildebrandt also top GOP rivals, while other county offices skew heavily Republican. Rotarians heard of a British Isles tour by Miss Birks, who favored the U S after describing England, Scotland, and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmet
Leslie Jensen
South Dakota
Kingsbury County
Hot Springs
Jensen
Chandler Gurney
Bulow
Alf Landon
Roosevelt
Karl Mundt
Fred Hildebrandt
Abild
McMurchie
State Wells
Lewis Jr
Kelly
Horuay
Rotarians
Birks
Huron High
Haron Rotervans
British Isles
Service Club
Miss Birks
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
United States
William Yau Camp
Pierre
Harlen
J J. Bushfield
Pat Dunn
Miller
J Joe Baum, Sr
Faulkton
Jerauld County voters split lean to GOP amid mixed county results
In Wellington Springs on an autumn day, Jerauld County voters showed a mild GOP tilt with Roosevelt 1343 and Jensen 1290 leading in statewide GOP races while Mundt and Wells trailed. County results list Swartout 70 and Donnelly 387 in commissioner contests, with Manning 141 in other local posts and varied totals across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Roosevelt
London
Bulow
Gurney
Hildebsadte
Mundt
Barry
Jensen
Mel Murchie
Wells
Lewis
Kelly
Hornby
Finselman Tha
Gibson
Hines
Lawe
lants—Stroo
Cavey
gengrl—Raddewig
Clark
Chausee
Murphy
Ray
Doherty
Senate
Ziebsah
Glaus
House of Representatives
Swartout
Larsen
Piaum
Pool WU
Fellows
Endaht
Ochster
Cutler Pans bheril—Wheeler
Klink
Register of Deeds
Gregory
Peterson
Bidleman
Whitney
Fite
Kleepin
Donnelly
Sedgwick
Giles
Beckman
Lone Wolf Borah Survives In Idaho Vote
Idaho returns show Senator Borah, the lone Republican survivor, outpacing Gov Ros by nearly two to one as Roosevelt wins Idaho’s four electoral votes. With 48 of 793 precincts reporting, Borah led Ross 61,010 to 37,532, shifting power toward Democrats in state offices and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Wal Jisma Borah
Idaho
Franklin D. Rooseveltc
United States Senate
Ben Ros
Sarah
Ross
Burzille W. Clark
Wart Clark
Compton I
White
Washington
Shiother
Toosevelt
E. D. Rivers
J. Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Roosevelt
Henry Horner
Wilam Hale
Thompson
Pait
Domagusni
Rhyee
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
Wise
Paul V. McNuts
House
Towa
Clyde LE. Herring
Lester J. Dickinson
Roosevel
Murphy
Guy M. Gilleud
Reb Wys
Berry F. Halden
Landen
Wet Kean
Arthur Capper
Ted Vornax Kerehurm
Kentucky
Contel
Rowland
Mr. M. Logan
Louisiana
Huey Y Long
Ayer v. Evlender
Long
Maine
Landon
Wale Lace H. White
Lewis ©. Barrows
Louis Jo Brann
Maryland
Maryand
Masachusetts
Massachusetts
Roose
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
James McCurley
Charles F. Grieg
Curley
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Frank D. Bitzgerald
Pront MM. Brows
Wilbur MM. Brucker
Minnesota
Farmer
Ftrave Ig
Ernest Lundeen
Elmer Benson
Benson
Farmer-Lahorile
Jk Lundeen
Marin A. Nelson
Pat Harrison
Pemary
Bilbo
Missouri
Lisyd C. Stark
Montana
James E. Murray
Roy E. Ayres
Nebraska
George W. Norris
R. L. Cochran
Nevada
Vernor
New Hampshire
Francis P. Murray
Republiis Bridges
William 'N. Rog
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Medical notices list admitted and dismissed patients across several towns. Individuals include Mrs Herbert Holtey Virgil and Audrey Palmer Haro alongside Mrs Walter James De Smet Desire Ferlet Lake Preston Jers. Dismissals mention Mrs C W Roberts Foleeys Mrs Eric Anderson Mrs C Wild and others in Huron Woonsocket.
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ITALL
Herbert Holtey
Virgil
Roedical
Malle Petry
Huron
Surgical
Audrey Palmer
Haro
Median
Walter James
de “Smet
Desire Ferlet
Lake Preston
C. W. Roberts
Foleeys
Eric Anderson
C. Wild
L. E. Eddy
Woonsocket
Baby Meyers
Hamlin County Presidential Ballot Leads Democrats Edge Over Republicans
Voters in Hamlin County favored Franklin Roosevelt over Alf Landon on the presidential top line amid scattered precinct counts. Roosevelt led with 1673 votes to 1585 as three precincts remained unreported, with other top ballot candidates and county officials listed alongside party results and state amendments.
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Hinselman
Gibnen
Hines
Lowe
Rottluff
Johnson
Wright
Olson
Russett
Koppe
Rud
Loesch
Wolkow
Robison
Rider
Alseth
Lawler
Ostrdot
Garry
van Tassel
Doherty
Polluy
Warren
Roberts
Crawford
Hamlin
Bryant
Alf Landon
Roosevelt
London
Bulow
Gurney
Hildebrandt
Mundt
Beerg Jam
Denser
Peterson
Olsen
Waldner
Thue
Dunn
Scott
Sour
Hangon
Armeson
T. Sour
Joy
Bensen
Baker Ade Richardson
Prosser
Roadwine
Polley
Dehlerty
Democratic Surge In Spink County Major Offices
In Redfield on November 4, Democrats led in early returns across Spink County, with Roosevelt and Mundt topping the ticket and larger margins shown for several state and county races. Precincts reporting include 33 of 51, listing results for governor, attorney general, auditor, secretary of state, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Spink County
Roosevelt
London
Lemke
Bulow
Gurney
Bennett
Hildebrandt
Mundt
Berry
Jonson
Me Murchie Tee
Wells
Lewis
Hornby
Hinselmar
Hines
Lowell
Toppila Za
Fargo
Reinecke
Cole
Hahn
Alexander
Siusoman
Howard
Coddington
Local Election Totals Show Races Across Districts
Voter tallies for Clark 2619 and Schnetzer 446 lead in 2nd and 4th district precincts. Commissioner results include AU Fourth Ward, Second, and Filter Plant areas with Guford 956 and Lewin 1068. Supreme Court Judge totals Pollay 2000 plus 2079 for Doherty across 41 precincts reporting.
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Clark
CMI
Byt Altoona
Schnetzer
Miler
Ringhvimer
Byt
Guford
Lewin
Pollay
Doherty
Vote by States continues across party lines in states tallies
The report details Democratic gains in several states. Delaware voters backed James H Hughes for Senate and Roosevelt for president while electing Richard McMullen as governor. Georgia and Louisiana show sweeping wins for Democrats, with Pepper and Andrews moving into Senate terms and Russell defeating Talmadge to return to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Wilbur Li Cross
Delaware
Danie
O. Hasting
James H Hughes
Senate
Roosevelt
Richard G.afcmullen
Clayton D. Buck
Mare Tinge
duPonts
Lorda
Claude Pepper
Charles C. Andrews
Duncan U. Filchcher
Park Tramme‘l
Fred P. Cone
David Shot
Mne
Georgia
Richard’ B. Russell, Jr
Eugene
Talmadge
Roosevelt Wins Major States in Bipartisan Returns
The article surveys Roosevelt winning key states and electoral votes across the nation. It notes Indiana and Iowa flipping to Democrats, Henry Horner re elected in Illinois, and broad GOP losses balanced by Democratic gains in Missouri Mississippi and Maine. It details governors elected and Senate races, highlighting Roosevelt’s nationwide electoral strength.
Roosevelt Triumphs Across States In 1932 Elections
The text outlines electoral outcomes by state including New York North Carolina Oklahoma Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming and mentions Roosevelt winning extensive electoral votes while Democrats and Republicans gain varied House seats and governors. It notes shifts in several states with varying margins and lists key figures such as Carter Glass Byrnes Allred and Browning among others.
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Danbe
North Carolina
Martin L. Davy
Doube
Telmoma
Oklahoma
Lee
Grerem
Rowlies
Wade
Sige
Prinae
Douk Ruode Island
Jesse H. Metealf
Manis Colt Swerp
Theodore Powry
Green
South Carolina
Seth Caroline
James F. Byrnes
Geig
Abe Democriis
Bay Favernord
South
Leslie Jensen
Gordon Browning
Morrix Sheppard
Roosevelt
James V. Allrad
Utah
Vermont
Taft
Vetter Reverne
Henry H. Blood
Democras
Landom Stele
George D. Aiken
House
Virginta
Carter Glass
Rowrevict
New Deal
Sev
Senate
Washington
Clarence D. Min Mn
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Hugh Schwartz
Missing Glove Report From Dauminn Ballroom
A loosely readable fragment notes a brown suede glove lost Tuesday night at Dauminn Ballroom. The item appears in a stray line among entries for local liquor stores and miscellaneous goods, with unclear names and places.
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Grover
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Burbanks
Aashington -Musset Burbanks
Colorado
McChures US
Sota
York
Soccia
Noore
Sam
Chisago
St Lew Clase Storsae Stardards
Gop
Chas
B. Robeson
Smith Jewelry Stor
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