Swine Market Steady Top Off At Armour Stock Yards
Chicago and regional livestock markets show hogs steady with top prices around 12.25 for choice loads and weaker general tones. Cattle, calves, and lambs traded softer, with lower demand and overall slower activity across Chicago, Sioux Falls, and St Paul outlets as buyers trimmed bids and weekly supplies remained variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Arnday
Caltic
Loao
Fox Gems
Westock
Chicago
Hogg
Iriel
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Markets PURGN POULTRY BUTTER EGGS
Markets furnished by Swift Co and Bolles Rogers report varied poultry, butter, and egg quotes across Sioux Falls, Mitchell, and Sioux City. Hens, ducks, turkeys, and butter prices shown with No. 1 to No. 3 grades. Chicago, New York, and local centers list prices and market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Buran
Teskorn
Cid Roosters
Ducka
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Wide and Metal Co
Huron
Sioux Folly
Leghorn Springs
Barebantk Savings
Oktoma
Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City market notes show varying bid activity with steers and heifers trading slowly. Prices listed range from 80 to 1025 pounds, with feeders and good loads available amid a generally steady to weak trend on a light intake day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siowne City
Sioux City
USDA
Poultry and cattle prices and market notes from Chicago
Fragmented market report lists poultry, turkeys, ducks and fowls with various weights and prices. Includes references to hens roosters and coop items, plus US agricultural futures prices for butter and storage standards. Contains multiple garbled lines and mixed dates, but signals typical commodity price quotes and market conditions.
WURON GRAIN MARKET Grain Bulletin highlights
The Minneapolis market shows easing in wheat futures with December corn weakness and flax strength. Cash demand remains steady for winter wheat while barley and oats vary. prices quoted for No 1 and No 2 grades, with regional cash closes and futures from Chicago and Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Chisago
Winnipes
Dee
Cariot Grain
Duluth
Huron Men Head to ABA Bankers Convention
President George C. Fullinweiger and Secretary George A. Starring lead South Dakota Bankers to New Orleans for the American Bankers Association convention November 11 to 14. Joining them are T. M. Brisbine, Woorsacket, and M. Plin Bele from Ipswich who will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Fullinweiger
George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers Asseviation
New Orleans
American Bankers Association
Chicaze
T. M. Bribine
Woorsacket
M. Plin Bele
Ipswigh
Brisbine Metber
Sisealiusrowners
ABS
Beche
ABA
Dakotas
Montana
Froshent Fullinweider
Tthe
Sterling
Ang
ABA Administris
Central
iBank Clearing Gains Across 22 Leading Cities
iBank clearings rose in 22 major cities with a week ended gain of 5 percent over last year. The five day total reached 4.0874 billion dollars, with a prior period adjusted drop and heavy opening month settlements. Hospital admissions and discharges listed in the same brief segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
den & Bindstroet
Chs Weel
Dun & Braésteest
Stock Market Prices Boosted in Early Trading
New York trading opened briskly with about 800000 shares changing hands in the first hour and the tape moving sharply. General Motors and Chrysler rose modestly, Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and Spies–May–Stern gained, while Western Union American Telephone and Consolidated Gas edged higher. Canminen Corp American Redstone and Celestial Manville noted firming, with Canminer slipping slightly on a gale. overall volume neared 2400000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shore
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Sears Rockus
Spiesgel-May-Stern
Western Union
American Telephone
New Jersey
American Water Works
Rai
Canminer Corp
American Redistoy
Jysus Manville
Cuca Colm
Aio
Global stock tickers and bond quotes from New York markets
A dense list of corporate tickers, percentages, and prices shows Alaska Juneau and Alleghany among others with varied percentages. It includes major firms like AT&T, Deere & Co, Goodyear, West Union, Studebaker, and U S Steel, plus notes on New York stocks and U S bonds with bid, ask, and close values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Allis
B&o Win Barnsdail We
Ber Ay
Beth Sel
Borden
Briges Mfg
Bruns Balker
Byers
Can Pasou
Case
Caterpi
Traut
Cecro de Faey
CRO
C&nw
CRP
Lys
Chrysler
Colo Fuck
Col G&e I
Colum Caro
Soly
Deere & Co
Deere Pil
du Port
Easuran
el Pow & Lt
Firestone T&r
Gen Elee
Gon Foods
Tors
Wie Chem
Warner Pie
West Union
West Bloc
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Nickel
It&'s
Johns Manville Ofa
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresic
Kroger
Lamber
Lehigh’ Port
Liquid
Loewas
Muck Trith
MaKess & Reb
Mo Poe
Mont Ward
Morrell Ody Nash
Nat, Bis
Nat Reg
Nat Dairy
Nat
Nat Pow & Lt
N ¥ Cent
NY NH &H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Par Pub
Penn RR
Philips Pat
Pullman
Hearst Returns To Native State
New York publisher William Randolph Hearst returned to New York from California citing the 1% income tax as his reason. He said he would not move all business interests but objects to the tax and noted California’s new laws. He added that recent elections show a Republican tendency among voters, though he did not specify percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Randolph Hearst
California
Buaingas
Organize More Girl Scout Troops Meeting Notes
The Tuvan Git Scout council held a luncheon at the Y W C A yesterday led by Charles E Bark com mindfully. Mrs Delbytt Serwby announced eleven new Scout troops would be organized in Muron Lat short Line. Margaret Peterson led the Leaders association as special guest. A joint dinner for captains, lieutenants and troop committee members is planned for November 18 with Mer y E W Schealer in charge of dinner arrangements and Helen Buchanan Bets Pmilins and Mrs Clarence Sundahl handling program and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
Y. W
Mig
Charles E. Bark
Sesson
Delbytt Serwby
Muron
Margaret Peterson
Leaders Association
Mer.y E. W. Schealer
Helen Buchanan
Clarence Sundahl
Barkt
CCC Workers Haul Rock For New Dam
CCC workers from the camp near Grace Fair provided rubble masonry for an overflow dam on the James River. The project replaces the old earh fi dam and will be built between the present dam and the third street highway bridge. Water level was lowered by cutting a hole in the Lanipe dam south of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Grace Fair
James River
Abe Third Strout Highway
Lanipe
Radio Program to Honor YWCA Founding in London
The program marks the founding of the YWCA with Emily Hannaherd of India delivering the address and Miss Kinnaird, heir to Lady Kinnaird, traveling from India for the event at Albert Hall London. Welshihe choir will sing as the celebration is broadcast to the United States via the National hook-up around 11 o'clock Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brave
Schools To Close On Armistice Day
Armistice day will be a full holiday for Huron city schools and Heron College as most businesses close. Townspeople will observe the end of World War I with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Dean Herbert G. Tit urged students to reflect on sacrifice and the nobility of those who served, noting the events since 1915 and calling for serious consideration on November 19, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron City
Heron College
American Legion
Veteras
Mindy
Coun
Herbert G. Tit
Two Men Sentenced in Fatal Chicago Fire Case
Frank Vitale aged 54 and Joseph Di Chiari 30 were convicted of starting an incendiary tenement fire that killed six children and four adults. Vitale and Di Chiari received prison terms of nine years and one day and life without parole respectively, with parole eligibility timelines as specified by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy
Frank Vitale
Joseph di Chiari
Sertente
Vitale
Joseph ‘Vitale
di Chiaci
Joseph Vitale
Joseph B. David
Plan for quake proof homes in Helena Mont
Helena Montana plans a rapid rebuild after tremors with the Helena Development Company to construct 50 to 64 four to six room dwellings designed to withstand forth tremors. Bartley Craighead, state housing administrator, seeks federal assistance and directs Tow to build the houses while ongoing quake repairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Lae Mont
Nov
Halen
Helens
Efulit Dante
Scores
Vivie Helen Development Company
Va Bila
Bartley Craighead
State Housing Administraiar
Jefe Fur
Washington
Danni
Mike O'Pannell
Jold Funeral For Sundvold In Mystery Shooting
Funeral services were held in Canton for Tes Melvin P Sundvold 33 who was shot in a mysterious shooting at the Sundvold home last Sunday night An inquest began Tuesday and continued with no definite resumption time set pending Sundvolds condition in a Sioux Falls hospital Authorities seek evidence to determine if Mrs Sundvold died by her own hand or was killed by another person
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jold
Canton
Melvin P. Sundvold
Sundvold
Sherif
Mr. Sundveld
Hiss
Sioux Falls
Lingol County
State Department of Justice
Mrs Feige to Leave for Washington for Voters League Meet
Mrs. E. W. Feige of Huron will travel to Washington for the first session of a five day National League of Women Voters directors meeting at the Hay Adams hotel. Nineteen members from many states will attend, with Miss Marguerite Mr. Wells presiding. Plans for the 1936 convention and key legislative measures for the coming session will be discussed. Feige is a national director guiding leagues in several western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pee Side
Jim Cincinnati
Feige
Iowa
Minesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Jungles Preferred Reviewed At Huron College
Rev W H Riley of the Congregational church reviewed Jane Miller's Junglesl Preferred at a joint meeting of W C A and M C A in the chapel at Huron college. Miller, a missionary in Africa, writes with humor and vivid similes, illustrating experiences there and prompting students to read the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Sue
Rev
Townsend Club To Hear Miss Rungen Mattia Rungen
Miss Rungen Mattia Rungen of Hollywood will speak at the Townsend Recovery Plan club meeting tomorrow night at the courthouse. She is versed on the Townsend pension subject, working as a secretary in Dr Townsend's office and as a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Rungen
Mattia Rungen
Holywood
Townsend Recovery Plan Club
Court House
California
Church Bishops Press Peace After Ethiopian Invasion
A reading of a church group statement expresses profound shock and sorrow over Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia. Episcopal bishops in southern Idaho Liberia and north Tokyo call for missionary action and reiterate nations must not use war to settle disputes, warning of jeopardized world peace as anarchy continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houshun
Lea
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Episcopal Church
Idaho
Liberia
Tokyo
Japan
Vention
Paving Petitions Considered Tonight by City Hall
Petitions from property owners along streets part of the Huron PWA paving program will be heard this evening at 7 30 p m by the city commission. Petitions totaling 53 percent of property footage are required to authorize a paving project. Officials reviewed footage figures and petition details ahead of the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Pwa
Elt Commission
Trey City Hall
McDonald Wanted On Larceny Count
Detroit dispatch reports Cassius McDonald, held for federal authorities in St Paul, wanted in Boston on a 30000 dollar larceny charge tied to ransom funds from the Bremer kidnapping. He remains in federal detention at Milan awaiting removal to St Paul for trial on a conspiracy count. The item also notes President Ulysses S Grant’s 1822 birth at Point Pleasant Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Detroit
Boston
Cassius McDonald
St. Paul
Man
Edward Gbremer
Milan
Rich
President Ulysses 5S. Grant
Point Pleasant, Ohio
Slain Gang "Molt" Has Few Friends
Kansas City authorities investigated the murder of Vivian Chase, whose body was found with a bullet wound and bloodstained dress. Witnesses described a sparse, mournful scene at the funeral home as family and friends offered little support or crowd-roaming curiosity surrounded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansas City
Per
Vivian Chase
Kansas City
Hues
Roberger
Polize
O'Malley
Alvin Raeiis
Danis
Dam Recommended By Army Engineers
A barge dam on the damex river near Huron was recommended by Army Engineers to back up water supply this summer. The survey was conducted in Omaha by Mayor Theac Sys, City Manager Dew I. Seara, and Secretary Gene Denning of the Chamber of Commerce. They returned from Gros s Tate yesterday with copies of the engine plans and said the dam would be presented to government officials as a vital conservation and flood control measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damex
Huron
Omaha
Theac Sys
Dew I. Seara
Gene Denning
Chamae
Ph Vie
Tale Uy Ser
Washington
Big Game Hunters In Hills Arrested In Custer County
Four hunters were arrested yesterday in Custer County and bound over to the circuit court on charges of taking game. Richard Feerteh and A. B. Davis were arrested while in possession of part of a game carcass without proper live carry. Floyd Lyman and Geddy faced additional costs for killing a deer, with the case tied to a late day hearing in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Custer
Moorey
Vergil Alorry
Ous
Richard Feerteh
A. EB. Davis
Als
Floyd Lyman
Too Late To Classify Modern Sleeping Rooms
Fragmentary notice lists a phone contact 2054 and mentions Elgin wristwatch and a return. No clear event or parties beyond a classified style ad.
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Nicke
Stoum Falls
Tsomuc
BRPR
Ste Caty
Aspe
Deen
Proodwee
Thunlay Mitchell
Greck
Cresco
Chisay Poultry
P Poultry
Ava
Chisarn Pot Thrarsdey
Lonck
Idane Rusest
Fire Quality and Condir Ltd
Colorado
Chiezgy
WURON
Grain Bulletin
Minnemmolis
Shuriday
Arle
Minnespolis
Einur
Now
Yy Kuck
Wotsey
Medical
Z Fler
Virdul
Medi- Cal
Elizabeth Gross
Hitcheveley
Leo Cornelson
Turan
Ford Motor Ltd
Minnertous
Sonneapolis
Ask Close First Bank
Northwest Banco MH
U. S. Bonds
Aoe
Treasury $S
Treasury
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Hearst
Y.W
Army
Huron College
Ag Am
Pierre Ar G5len
Mitchel
St. Charles
Marvin Huginte
Mersey
OLD Stock Yards
Huron Livestock Sales
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