Armour Market Steady With Top at 5.35 a Head
Armour stock yards receipts near 20 tied to steady to strong market and a top price of 5.35 for cattle. Calves sheep and hogs showed varied but steady to stronger trends with quotes across dry fed cattle veal sheep and hog classes. Major markets including Chicago Sioux City St Paul and Sioux Falls reported mixed gains with hogs and cattle mostly higher and steady sheep offerings moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Packers
Stax
Chicago
Sioux City
Slaugnies
Sioux Falls
Markets Ride and Wool Market Update
Furnished by Bolles and Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co. Huron lists No. 1 cured hides under 45 pounds at 4 cents, over 45 pounds at 3 cents, No. 1 cured full hides for horse use, No. 1 large from $1.00 to $1.50. Wool and sheep pelts priced, tallow and butterfat noted. Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Chicago and other markets report poultry, eggs, butter, and potatoes with varied prices and steady to lower trends in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Huron
Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Surm
Sioux City
Sioux
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York
Markets Close as Election Day Pauses Trade
Financial, grain, and commodity markets in Minneapolis and across major exchanges in New York and Chicago suspend activity for Election Day. The Paris dollar falls slightly, closing near 1.00 francs amid global currency shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
South St. Paul
New York
Chicago
Paris
United States
Gollar
France
Condition of Mrs Hargreaves in high regard unchanged
In Westerham England on November 6 the health of Mrs Alice Hargreaves 82 the original of Lewis Carrolls Aloe in Wonderland was unchanged today. She remains gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerham
Eng
Alice Hargreaves
Lewis
Carral
Aloe
Huey Long Calls for Louisiana to Secede from United States
Huey Long declares Louisiana should secede to escape Washington bureaucracy and pursue a utopian independence. He floats possible alternatives like an independent state or aligning with Mexico and dismisses questions on a Supreme Court libel case and national elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey Long
Louisiana
United States
Mexito
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Samuel T. Ansell
Huey
One Voter Delays NYC Election Costs Five Thousand
Rabbi Nathan Wolf, lone voter in his district, kept four election judges and a police officer waiting as the ballot was counted. The city spent about five thousand dollars to process the vote, with Wolf favoring the re election of Gov Herbert E Lehman. He resides at a synagogue on West 38th Street, while the rest of the district is industrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nathan Wolf
Rabbi
Former President of Farm Union Injured in Iowa Accident
John Batcheller former president of the South Dakota Farmers Union suffered fractures of both knees in an accident en route to Tipton Iowa He is being cared for in a Cedar Rapids hospital Details of the accident were unavailable at the time and the information came to light in YANKTON IIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Union
Yankton
Noy, &P
John Batcheller
South Dakota Farmers Union
Belle Plaines
Tipton
Cedar Rapids
Men's Club Room To Open For Election Returns
Tonight residents without a venue can gather at the city hall Men’s club room where a radio is installed. E Buchanan and Clyde Smith host. Donations for the Community Service Center are collected tomorrow. A V W truck will call for donations. The board meets on the second Monday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Community Service Center
E. Buchanan
Clyde Smith
Widow of St. Paul Judge Dies in St. Louis St. Paul
Mrs. Emily Bruce Sanborn widow of the late Judge Waller H. Sanborn died in St. Paul last night. She had lived in St. Louis for six years except for several months here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Emily Bruce Sanborn
Ate
Fuasera
Waller H. Sanborn
St. Louis
Ieu
St. Joseph Fire Loss Estimated at 75000 Dollars
Fire damaged the Morris Packing company building in St. Joseph Missouri with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Five fire companies battled the blaze for about three hours before containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe
ST. Jospeh
Morris Packing Company
Andi 3 Company
Unclear Political Notice on Road Work and Election Call
Fragmentary OCR notes report a paving project near Siouxa Fae in November with references to traffic and an election. Mentions open to traffic and a dirt call for sanitary work. Lacks clear dates or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Fae
Oha
Continuance Of Upward Trend In Corporate Dividends
New York reports a continued rise in corporate dividend levels through Q4 as firms seek to avoid penalties under the 1934 Internal Revenue Act. Standard Statistics notes 19 favorable changes vs two unfavorable in the past week, inviting debate over what counts as unreasonable additions to surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Standard Statistics Co
Treasury
Huron Wins 1995 District Co operative Club Meeting
The eleventh district of the Co Operative Club International chose Huron for its 1995 convention held in St Paul last weekend. G C Axelrod of St Paul was elected district governor and Joe Cochran of Minneapolis, who helped truckers during a Minneapolis trucking strike, was named lieutenant governor. R M Hartnagel, a Huron delegate, joined the district board of directors. other Huron representatives were L C Fullerton and Emil Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Co- Operative Club International
St. Paul
South Dakota
Minnesota
St Paul
G. C. Axelrod
Joe Cochrane
Minneapolis
R. M. Hartnagel
L. C. Fullerton
Emil Frost
Berry Predicts Victory in Lawrence County
Kel lar of Homestake Mining predicts Gov Tom Berry will win Lawrence County and that Francis Case will carry the Republican vote. He says Norbeck's tax stance could push county voters toward Berry while denying any Homestake employee voting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Lawrence County
Pierre
Chambears Kellar
Ettorney
Homestake Mining Company
Pierre Capital Journal
Tom Berry
Kellar
Francis Case
Lewrense
Keller
Peter Norbeck
Homestake
Prominent Poet and Novelist Mrs Dawson Dies
London report notes the death of Mrs Catharine Aimy Scott Dawson, renowned poet and novelist. She published about 19 novels, several verse books and plays, with her first work at age 12 1 2 titled Sappho on women's rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Catharine
Aimy Scott Dawson
Bilbo Wins Senate Seat in Mississippi Election
Mississippi voters approved Theo G. Bilbo for U S senator in a primary driven race. The state named seven congressmen Fol Rankin Wall Doxey Will M. Whittington A L Ford Robert Dunn William Colmer and Dan R. McGehee and elected judicial officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbo
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Theo G. Bilbo
United States
Congress
Fol Rankin
Wall Doxey
Will M. Whittington
A. L. Ford
Robert Dunn
Willam Colmer
Dan R. McGehee
Bank Losses Seen At 2.5 Billion Dollars
Chairman Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation estimated total bank losses from closings last year at about two and a half to three billion dollars with a possibility of up to four. He spoke at a press conference outlining the wartime bank reorganization under President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction
Jones
Ios Sa
Roosevelt
Treasury
Escal
Senate Meets To Consider Probe
Buenos Aires special senate session called for November 6 to discuss a probe. Two horses found at the corner of Sixteenth Street and Dakota Avenue South are offered for ownership proof and payment of board to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Buenos
Aires
Argentie
Huron
Sixteenth Street
Dakota Avenue
Christensen Leads Big Draw At Armistice Festival Show
Paul Christensen and his orchestra, famed for 1928 Radio Digest top honor, headline the American Legion Armistice Festival and Style Show in Oklahoma City. The group will perform for three nights of style shows and dances at the Skirvin Hotel after the festival, with Scott Dexter of Huron joining as a vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Christensen
Radio Digest
Christensen
Skirvin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Christensein
Huron
Amon
L. H. Cornell
American Légion
Alan
Scott Dexter
Bowery
Dante
Radicals Wreck French Cabinet Ends Doumergue Rule
Paris reports the radical party withdrew from office causing the Doumergue government to collapse. Premier Gaston Doumergue is to resign to President Lebrun and Jacques Herriot is expected to form a new cabinet with largely the same ministers except Andre Tardieu becomes minister of justice and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Lebrun
Herriot
Andre Tardiseu
Justice
First Michigan Returns For G. O. P. In Hur on County
First complete election returns from Pointe Aux Barques township in Huron County show a Republican edge in key races with 12 votes for Senator Arthur E. Vandenberg and 13 for his GOP congressional candidate Joseph P. Wolcott. Governor candidate Frank D. Fitzgerald leads Democrat Arthur A. Lacy 12 to 5. With 17 of 23 voters casting, the results reflect a Republican tilt compared to two years ago when Democrats won by about 13 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bad Axe
Mich
Pointe Aux Barques Township
Huron County
Senate
National House of Representatives
Arthur E. Vendenberg
Frank A. Picaré
Frank J. Weigand
Armour President Dies at 56 in Chicago
Armour & Company president Lee, 56, who led the firm since 1991, died after four months of illness in Chicago. Reared in Carcellton, he began as a stenographer in 1895 and rose to the presidency after Edson White's death. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Chicago
Lee
Armour & Company
Carcellton
Armour& Company
Edson White
Hiswidow
Rev B V Seals to Speak at Nazarene Church
Rev B V Seals superintendent of the Central North West district covering Minnesota and South Dakota will preach here tomorrow. Services at the Church of the Nazarene begin at 8 o clock and the public is invited to attend.
Infant Burial Service Held For Newborn Daughter
A brief funeral was conducted for a newborn baby girl born yesterday who lived only a few hours. Pastor E Morrson officiated at the service and burial at Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sévesind
E. Morrson
Riverside Cemetery
Judge Wyman’s Party Bags Two Large Deer
In Sioux Falls a local judge’s party secured two large deer after a hunting outing. The event drew mixed reactions from residents and wildlife officials.
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Wyman
Sioux Falls
Rumors of Bofors Munitions Shipments to Germany
Rumors from a Yorelims office spoken of a Bofors munitions plant in Sweden alleged to be selling military materiel to Germany. The chatter mentions suspected transfers and wartime supply concerns.
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Yorelims
Ted
Bofors
Sweden
Germany
Huron Hosts Mix of Weekend Visitors and Travels
Local residents welcomed relatives and friends during weekend visits from Mankato Minnesota Ree Heights South Dakota and other towns. The notes mention Mrs A J Krause and children Lois Juanita Jack plus Rev C H Mitchell and others visiting homes in Huron. Several trips include Budweiser ads and hunting camp reports near Bull Springs South Dakota and Custer South Dakota.
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A. J. Krause
Lois
Juanita
Jack
Mankato
Minn
John Armett
Ree Heights
Minnesota
Huron
Emma Karebel
Ardis Hoffman
Burdette Downeing
Marion
Virginia Arnett
Emna Kambel
C. H. Mitchell
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Kansas City
L. L. Chuisty
Siderney
Neb
Gawdy
Don
BR. Hinds
Maywood
Ill
Mr. Hinds
Charles Frank
Yankton
Mrc
Stewart
Mies
W. R. Hickox
Siow City
Frank Abbey
I. Bergerson
Three Killed in Kelayres Parade Violence
A deadly parade shooting in Kelayres left three men dead and sparked a mob against Joseph Bruno accusing him of the act. State police and deputies restored order as arrests followed, including Bruno and several family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sado
Maurice Ronsall
Daniel Steibler
Kelayxre
Joseph Bruno
Brune
Bruno
Tamaqua
Siaty
Elveds
Anfionette Billig
McAdoo
Teed
James
Mes
Faui
Eatonde
Alexander Locker
Eva
Peter Russo
Kelayres
Oil Well Closed After Wild Spree in Edmond Oklahoma
Marathon Oil No 1 Keefer gas well shut in after three days of uncontrolled flow. Drillers used under pressure shots into the drill pipe to choke the gas surge and safely end the blowout. John E Nash died in Los Angeles aged 70, linked to early production work with Gilbert and Sullivan on Pinafore in 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
Okla
Marathon Oil Company
Keefer
John E. Nash
Los Angeles
W. S.gilbert
Sir Arthur Sullivan
London
Beadle County Red Cross Drive Touts Membership Push
Beadle county Red Cross chairmen report a county wide drive with town chairmen urged to recruit residents and farmers for memberships. The effort targets 1200 new members this year as Radio KGDY broadcasts campaigns and house to house canvassing progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiss
Epzer
KGDY
Patton
Red Cross
Fegal
Bedle
Bezdle Cown
Beadle County
Bedle County
Boul
Guso
Voters in South Dakota cast ballots in Huron and Sioux Falls races
Voters statewide faced polls to decide governorship and congressional contests as parties projected results. Republican governors and representatives led by W C Allen and C A Christopherson were forecast to win, while Democrats predicted Gov Tom Berry would secure re election. off year turnout was high with weather not dampening participation.
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Sioux
Falls
South Dakota
W. C. Allen
Charles & MedIonelt
McDonell
C. A. Christopherson
Francis Case
Pspublican
Herbert E. Hitchcock
BcDonald
Tom Berry
Allen
Hitchcock
Veliet
Berry
Fred Hildebrandt
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Turstay South
Sioux Cefy
U. S
Wisconsin
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Colorado
McClures
Washington Russets
Cornell
John Satadago
Paul Bruno
Republican Organisation
Kiein Township
Ue Klein Township
Add Dath
William A. Schnader
Gilford Pinghot
Schuylkill Counkty
Kelayresia
Blake
Patton Chailleur
Aglesa
Cornderning Eurorite
Fred Meeker
Ery de Quois
A. Zibsli
Tulare
Chas. Miner, Jr
Alan Walker
Brerstt. Mince
Custer
Huron - Pierre
Pierra
Trai
Weley
Furor
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