Market News Hogs Active and Higher in Chicago Trade
Receipts around 800 at Armour Stockyards in Huron with hogs trading higher and most classes steady. Chicago futures show active demand for larger hog lots, with prices hovering around 4.50 to 5.00 for nearby contracts and several classes of cattle and calves offered with mixed moves across markets in Sioux City Sioux Falls and St Paul reports.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
Lorady
M4. Paul
Thoreday
South ST. Paul
U. 3
Wheat futures edge higher as cash demand firm in Minneapolis
Wheat futures climbed to new highs before closing up nearly two cents in Minneapolis trading. Cash demand stayed strong for No 1 dark northern and other classes while corn oats rye and flax showed varied gains. Carlot quotations in Duluth reflected firm to steady prices across wheat and durum varieties.
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Minneapolis
Rev
Msc
Carlet
Duluth
Jem
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets
Market listings from Huron to Sioux Falls and Chicago detail prices for dressed geese, turkeys, hens, ducks, geese, butterfat, eggs, and butter. Separate reports cover potato values, flour futures, and grain by region with multiple consignees and date stamps around November 5.
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Mitchell
Mediua
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
Stock Market Closes With Draggy Tone In New York
New York November 5 stock market ends with a heavy tone as grains fail to follow the rally and major issues retreat from earlier gains. Declines noted in UV. & Steel, American Can, New York Central, Case, while American Telephone and Telegraph and Atchison, Union Pacific slip about 2 percent. Trading volume near 1.6 million shares with quiet trend and modest gains for some issues.
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Cermicarm
Metsls
UV. & Steel
American Can
New York Central
Case
American Tele
Pl Ane
Atchison
Union Pacific
Trena
O O F Observes 50th Anniversary at James River Lodge
Charles Lampe the oldest living member led the celebration as James River Lodge No. 3 of the Odd Fellows marked its fiftieth anniversary. Huron pioneer Gettyburg was introduced at the opening. Initiated April 24, 1882, remarks by T. M. Simmons and W. J. Woodruff highlighted the program. Junior Lodge members performed songs and a piano solo plus dances and readings by local youths. Guests included Grand Master H. H. Haxtis and Grand Secretary F. B. Raymond, with attendees from multiple towns and states.
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James River
Gettyburg
Wes
T. M. Simmons
W. J. Woodruff
Dell Rapids
Pinseers
Mr. Simmons
A. Hoy
H. J. Ward
BW. Clarke
J. H. Kimmel
Snow
Minnesota
Grand Mas
George Freeman
Lake Preston
Cavour
Doland
Madison
Hitchcock
LaDelle
Ashton
Wolsey
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Howard
Vilas
de Smet
Mitchell
Alpena
Sioux City
Lake City
Lowa
Wisconsin Independents delay public demands for December session
La Follette group of Wisconsin congressmen decided in Madison that it is unwise to publish their legislative demands now. They will meet in Washington around November 33 to coordinate with independents from other states. Congressman Ian Peavy of Washburn said progressives have ideas but want to sound out others first.
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Madison
Wis
la Fellette
Congress
Washington
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Peavey
Press Credits Arrests Of Gangsters In Chicago
Chicago crime commission operating director Col Bamry Barrett Chamberlin said last night that press coverage helped bring about Al Capone’s conviction and the imprisonment of several of his associates. He cited income tax cases against Capone Ralph Capone Jack Guzik Terry Druggan and other gangsters as results of the publicity drawing federal action.
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Pres of the Nation
Bamry Barrett
Chamberlin
Chicago Crime Commission
al Capone
Ralph Capone
Jack Guzik
Terry Druggan
Two Shot During Charivari Festivity Near Farm Home
Two men were wounded by gunfire during a charivari party celebrating a recent marriage at a farm near Chamberlain. Anton Kott Jr suffered a severed arm injury while Willem Lomba endured a shotgun laceration as celebrations continued with neighbors present. Police sought warrants charging assault with intent to kill.
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Chamberlain
John Doe
Anton Kott, Jr
Willem Lomba
Harmon Wajchichowski
College Press Meet Set With Alphamega And Rubaiyat Delegations
George Grattan will head the cor tpse printing department talk for Alphamega and Rubaiyat. Delegates include Aldene Curtis Lemmon editor Walter Melson Onida associate editor Orville Hill Willow Lake business manager Marjorie Brown Huron and Norman Graves Ashton reporters. Rubaiyat representatives list Vera Cotton Huron editor Richard Pasek Huron business manager Amy Snedigar Huron Charlotte Adron Flandreau editor last year Elsie Titt Huron associate editor last year.
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Lege
Alphamega and
Rubai- Dakota Collegiate Press Association
George Grattan
Cortpse
Aldene Curtis
Lemmon
Walter Melson
Onida
Orville Hill
Willow Lake
Marjorie Brown
Huron
Norman Graves
Ashton
Rubaiyat
Vera Cotton
Richard Pasek
Amy Snedigar
Charlottes Adron
Flandreau
Elsie Titt
Democratic Wins Add To Burdens' Democratic Wins
Washington dispatch notes that Democratic victories in New Jersey and Kentucky shift governorships to the party and set up a fragile House majority. The looming 1922 outlook includes battles over committee control, tariff policy, and prohibition, with internal party peace and Republican opposition shaping the path forward. Major leaders face a tight line between maintaining unity and advancing an unsettled agenda as they prepare for early congressional action.
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Washington
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Rihy Laffoon
Kentucky
Givine
House of Representatives
Jack Garner
Texas
Dixie
Tammany
New York
Congress
House
Senate
Investors Syndicate meeting notes progress and growth
King Merritt of Minneapolis outlined a year’s progress at a district meeting in the state. Resources rose from 39 million to 45 million dollars by October 31 with a near five million dollar reserve. Nordness of Huron and other officials spoke as 32 delegates gathered for a banquet with talks by Wermerskirchen and Mrs. Augustine. Entertainment featured a vocal by Lee Bright with Nordness accompanying and dancing by Donna Mae Storrs. The Investors Syndicate, started in 1920, now operates in 45 states and Canada through 51 offices including Huron.
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Minneapolis
Merritt
Western Division
Mid
R. L. Nordness
Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
P. P. Wermerskirchen
Sioux Falls
Katherine Augustine
Mobridge
Nordness
Lee Bright
Huron College
Nordnes
Donna Mae Storrs
Maxine Frey
Isla Benedict
Investors Syndicat
United States
Canada
Avenue Lumber Sells Materials for County Hotel Reconditioning
Avenue Lumber of Hur Honera supplied materials for reconditioning a hotel including shingles roofing paper and nails. Three other vendors were involved in the purchase. The transaction covered 20 rolls of roofing paper and 15 pounds of shingle nails among items shipped to the county.
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Avenue Lumber
County
Avenue Lumber Company
Hur
Honera
Thee
Ude
Test Tax Case in Supreme Court
A Sioux Falls–originating suit challenges the South Dakota tax commission authority to raise individual property valuations. Harriet Beveridge seeks voiding of a $15,100 to $22,000 rise, with about 51 properties affected statewide. Arguments set for November 18, involving Kelley and county officials.
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Minopetaha County Equilization Boards
State Commission
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Chapman
Bielski
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Teigen
Davis
Christopherson
Melquist
Blaine Simons
Charles P
Recognition for Huron college music leaders at KC event
Darlington Hendrickson former music department head and Gordy Petts from Huron were recognized by the American Osteopathic Association for their act with “The Kansas City College Quartet.” The Journal notes the group, with Hendrickson as director Betts Gibson Barnett Wales and pianist Wales, performing last year and expected to excite local audiences again this winter.
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Darlington Hendrickson
Gordon Betts
J. Macton Gibson
Edward Barnett
Eldred
Wales
Gas Well Blows In Ward Oil Field at Moneta
A gas well owned by Ward Oil and Gas Company organized by B B Ward exploded last night in a field at Moneta Wyoming. The brief communication received today confirms the incident and location details.
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Aberdeen
Ward Oil and Gas Company
B.B. Ward
Moneta
Wyo
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals In Huron
At The Hospitals admitted: Mr Felix Clarambeau Huron minor surgical. Dismissed: Kathleen Wynn Huron Mrs F Newman and baby Huron W A Cowery Da Smet Mrs E A Olson Carthage Mrs M F Sheridan Huron.
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Huron
Kathleen Wynn
Vmre
F. Newman and Baby
W. A. Cowery
da Smet
E A. Olson
Carthage
M. F. Sheridan
Huron Children Win Color Contest Grand Prize
Huron contest winners include Regina Kaminsky and Herman Schroeder each receiving a free theater ticket as part of the weekly sweepstakes. The Evening Huronite grants ten free tickets to top colorists, with names pairing to comic pages Gumps Moon Mullins Willets and Gur Boarding House.
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Regina Kaminsky
Simmons Avenue
Herman Schroeder
Route 4
Huron Theater
Huronite
Donald Christy
Ilindy Avenue
Gumps
Loretta Hanrath
Cavour
Joseph B. Grace
Pest
Moon Mullins
Ethel Beck
Esther Hotferty
Willets
Dorothy Marie Rex
William Pamp
Gur
Slaughter Elk for State Aid to Poor Urged in Custer Park
Pierre South Dakota officials consider slaughtering 41000 elk and 18 buffalo in Custer State Park to feed the poor this winter. Frooke Howell highway commissioner says meat would be distributed to counties at about one cent per pound. Governor Green plans to study feasibility and appoint county committees to assess needs.
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Howell
Pli
Warren Green
Strayed Calves and Furnished Apartment Notice
Strayed spring calves include 1 Holstein and 2 red heifers, 2 red bull calves. Notify Frank Bootz or call 36, Wolsey. Also a furnished apartment with private entrance available, call 2220 after five. 61 Neb.
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Frank Bootz
Wolsey
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