Market News Hog and Sheep Prices Rise at Armour Stock Yards
Prices for hogs jumped 10 to 15 cents with a top around 345 at Armour Stock Yards Huron. Sheep rose about 10 cents while cattle and calves held steady. calves showed mixed gains and hogs traded actively with strong demand from packers and shippers in Chicago and St Paul markets.
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Wheat Market Turmoil Little Changed Across Midwest Trading
Minneapolis and Duluth markets show wheat futures rally and dip with December and May contracts lower. Cash grain demand mixed across regions as durum and rye hold firmer bids while oats and flax offer light to steady demand amid varied futures quotes and cash close figures.
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Market Report From Chicago Produce Trade
In Chicago November 9 butter held steady in tone despite tentative demand. Eyes and eyes and spoul show limited movement amid small price revisions. Market chatter notes minor adjustments for several line items as buyers watch availabilities.
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Poultry and Eggs Prices and Market Notes
Market list from Huron shows Buck Brothers and Bolles & Rogers pricing for live poultry, eggs, hides, and wool. Entries cover hens, leghorn varieties, springs, ducks and geese with live weights and dressed weights, plus No. 1 young turkeys. Regional bids and New York Chicago price quotes accompany miscellaneous commodities and closing market quotes.
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Mrs. C. Bindenagel Dies After Short Illness
Caroline Bindenagel aged 80 died yesterday afternoon at her son F M Bindenagel's home 609 Illinois avenue SW after a brief illness. Survived by eight children including Mrs George Luxton Redfield Mrs Ernest Overmeyer Wabasso Minn Mrs C A Myers Isabel Mrs Homer Stamback Edgely N D Mrs Bertha Reigen and Frank A Bindenagel Frankfort Arthur O Bindenagel Lake Preston and F M Bindenagel Huron Twenty four grandchildren survive. Funeral arrangements made today.
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Isabel
Homer Stamback
Edgely
N. D
Bertha Reigen
Frank A
Hyde County election yields GOP wins. Roosevelt lone Democrat for ticket
In Hyde County South Dakota Roosevelt and one county Democrat, J H Lefler, won while the GOP swept most state offices. Roosevelt led the national ticket locally with 871 votes to Hoover’s 680 as Green and other Republicans claimed victories in county and state races across 25 precincts.
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Sharpe
Conway
Coyne
Morrison
Dunn
O'Neil
Goodhope
Siewert Sil
Gold
Weeks
Giffen
Engstrom Co Streal
Raish
Pickart
W.C. Hermann
James M. Magness
Magness
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Rev Bayles Addresses Huron College Men on Prayer
Rev Bayles, active Baptist field worker, spoke to Huron college men this morning under MC A basing auspices. His talk highlighted prayer values within modern science, noting sincerity calm and striving as requisites for true prayer. Milo Youel led the meetings with a solo by Ronald Eilgenburg, assisted at the piano by Don.
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Don
Norbeck Thanks Voters Of State
Redfield South Dakota November statement by Senator Peter Norbeck re elected says voters mandate agr culture equality and restoring farmers purchasing power. He predicts Roosevelt popularity but calls for constructive statesmanship and cooperation with any president to aid distressed northwest. He leaves for Rochester Minnesota for medical exam then to Washington to oversee banking committee probe of the New York Stock Exchange and the Insull crash.
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Peter Norbeck
Roosevelt
Norbeck
Illness Fatal to Mrs Mary Blair in South Dakota
Mrs Mary Jane Blair died at her home ten miles northeast of Huron from heart disease after a brief illness. Born December 4 1874 in Hamilton Ontario she moved to South Dakota at age 11 and married James R Blair December 5 1897. Funeral Friday at 2 30 at Kinyon chapel with Rev Wilcox. Riverside cemetery. Survived by son Claude Blair father Peter Stewart sister Mrs A F French two brothers W J Stewart and a grandson. Snow and wind hinder traffic across eastern South Dakota today.
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Huron
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
South Dakota
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James R. Blah
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Riverside Cemetery
Caivour Rebekah Lodge
Methodist ‘Church
Shakespearean troupe shines in Julius Caesar amid small crowd
James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce led a Shakespearean company in Julius Caesar with strong Brutus and restrained Octavius omission. The performance, though seen by few, displayed skillful acting and clear interpretation of plot and character, earning admiration despite the limited audience.
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Claire Bruce
Julius
Caesar
Octavius
Mr. Hendrickson
Brutus
Huge Demo Majority Sweeps National Elections
The 1928 vote shows a strong Democratic advance with Roosevelt carrying New York New Jersey Massachusetts Rhode Island and several western states while Hoover holds Delaware and parts of the Midwest. New England rails behind Hoover as California and several western states lean Democratic. Roosevelt leads in New York with Lehman as candidate while Hoover concedes and writes to Roosevelt. Governors shift heavily to Democrats including Miriam Ferguson in Texas and several incumbents in Ohio Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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Miner G. OP. Votes Scarce in Miner County Election
Outside county offices Republicans faced a tough task as Democrats swept the Miner county results. Roosevelt led the ticket with 2144 to Hoover 819. Norbeck slimly beat Cherry 1462 to 1373. Hildebrandt over Christopherson 1596 to 1403. Statewide tally incomplete, but Democratic gains apparent. County races show Mumford 1935, Lidl 986, Fosheim 1921, Geer 1859, Taylor 1763, Johnson 1118, Pjellestad 2063, Gordon Feldhaus 1949, Weggint 111, Buck 714, Grasser 2425, Laurson 1332, Shaw 1693, Gustefson 1671, Geh ring 1457, Thompson 1383, Wile loughby 1576.
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Hoover
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Cherry
Hildebrandt
Christopherson
Tom Berry
Green
Mumford
Ernett Lidl
Lithd'strigt
Wikhelm
Fosheim
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Johnson
Pjellestad
Gordon Feldhaus
Walter E. ‘Weggint
Basil W. Buck
McArthur Addresses Rotary Luncheon on Armistice Day
Mr McArthur spoke before the Rotary Club urging Armistice Day to symbolize ending war. He called for mental and moral disarmament before physical measures and for peace pursuits to rival war. He noted World War glamour fading and urged national reflection to honor World War I veterans.
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Rotary Club
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Stormwreck Hits Santa Clara Camaguey Provinces
A heavy storm struck the eastern Cuban provinces of Santa Clara and Camaguey today, killing twenty five people and injuring many others. Numerous houses were destroyed and widespread damage reported.
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SARADAAAP BABA ERE ERR BRAD Admitted
Listed admissions include Mrs HL Rosenthal Iroquois medical Mrs Chester Powell Huron medical while dismissals name Mrs Zeck Wipf Hitchcork Harlan Erickson Wessington Springs and Dr H Buan Loquois in a terse hospital log entry without narrative context.
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Huron
Zeck Wipf
Hitchcork
Harlan Erickson
Wessington Springs
H. Buan
Loquois
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