Market News: Sioux City Livestock Ends Mixed Tuesday
Market news from Sioux City and major hubs shows cattle and hogs mixed, with cattle mostly steady to 2.00 lower on varied classes, hogs softer to 8.63 and 8.45 on lighter weights, and sheep and lambs fluctuating. Across Sioux Falls St. Paul Chicago and others, cattle, hogs, and sheep volumes shift with steady to lower undertones, demand variable, and feeder offerings modest.
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Sioux City
Oak City
Fich Iest
Butehtop
Packing Sons
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
South St, Paul
U. S
Billin
Chicago
U.S
Stock Market Uncertain As Rails And Oils Drag While Leaders Firm
New York stock trading opened uncertain with swings of one to four points. Rails, oil and amusement shares slipped after a lively early rally, but gains in U S Steel and other leading issues helped push the market higher briefly. American Telephone and Baltimore and Ohio fell sharply while Standard Oil of New Jersey and General Electric held firm as call money rose to two percent.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Baltimore
Ohio
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Grain Market Prices Reported in Huron Listing
The Huron grain market shows prices for No. 1 dark northern wheat at 53, No. 1 mixed durum 3S, Red durum 1, flax 1.25, barley unspecified, oats 18, rye 21, corn 47, speltz listed. Prices reflect local commodity bids and variances for cash grain trading.
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Huron Grain Market
Markets in Huron Offerings of Poultry Butter and Eggs
Daily prices furnished by Swift Co and Beck Brothers list heavy springs and Leghorn selections by weight, live and dressed poultry, ducks and geese, plus eggs No 1 and No 2. The Huron Dairy Market notes prices subject to change.
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Chicago
Huron
Swift & Co
Havor
Beck Brothers
Ammel Plans Trans Atlantic Flight After New York to France Field
Captain Roy W. Ammel, after completing the first nonstop flight from New York to France Field, plans a nonstop flight to Chicago then a trans oceanic trip next spring. He estimates covering 3198 miles in 24 hours 34 minutes, averaging about 130 mph in the Blue Flash, with detours around weather as he passed Washington Jacksonville Miami Cuba and Nicaragua.
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Colon
Canal Zone
Roy W. Ammel
New York
France
Chicago
Paris
Rome
Ammel
Florida Peninsula
Calain Ammel
France Field
Washington
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Cuba
Nicarague
Farmers urged to rebuild economy and organize for change
In a North Dakota farming gathering, Martindale warned American agriculture faces a blearing future unless it reshapes the economy. He urged beyond marketing to include fertilizer, implements, fuel, and insurance, and emphasized cooperative action and organizational change to attain economic justice. Basart highlighted South Dakota progress in cooperative marketing, 4-H growth, and extension work, detailing county agent origins and funding. Other speakers included Kennard and Mrs. Burl Hornteck, with Myers delivering the welcome and Palm taking on insurance duties.
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Martindale
Federal Farm Board
V. D. Basart
South Dakota
Basarf
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Basart Sain
Basart
Brown County
National Congress
George B. Kennard
Farm Bureau
Burl Hornteck
Winchester
Nenois Agriculture Association
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Palm
Codington
Palm
South Dakota Farm Bureau
North Dakota
Huron
Elks Ball
Marvin Hughitt
Pioneer letters read at Beadle County history meet
Major Fred F. Coffin letters of early settler were read before the Beadle County Historical Society gathering in Huron. Mrs. Nelson Miner attended, and a report outlined Hess memorial plans for the courthouse honoring General W. H. Hess with an estimated cost of 500 to 750 dollars. Funds are raised from schoolchildren and subscriptions. President W. S. Davis opened the session noting the Presbyterian church’s founding in Huron three years ago.
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Coffin
Huron
Fred F
Beadle County Historical Society
Nelson Miner
W. H. H. Hessdle
Court House
W. S. Davis
Farmers Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Huron Boy Appears in Lloyd Picture at Huron Theatre
A Huron native, John Green of 624 Idaho Avenue SE, appears in Harold Lloyd’s Feet First now playing at the Huron theatre. He is credited as the mail plane pilot delivering Lloyd from the ship to Mainland. Mrs. Green confirms the son’s film role via a letter. The piece also notes early U.S. presidential salary facts about George Washington.
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Paul Georgia
Mia
John Green
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Harold Lloyd
Huron Theatre
Lloyd
Salvation Army Special Meetings Draw Crowd This Week
Salvation Army conducts a series of special services with Captain and Mrs Boutersa of Mitchell leading tonight and Adj Homer of Aberdeen in charge Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Public urged to attend 8:00 o'clock nightly. Also notes Durham youth 4 H star Francis Hall, 8, who canned 1,251 quarts of produce this year and points to Scandinavian language facts.
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Salvation Army
Boutersa
Mitchell
Adj. Homer
Aberdeen
Salvastion Army
Prep Debaters In Class Arguments
Inter class debates at Huron high school run this week under D C Reutter to identify top debaters for upcoming state engagements. Students from senior to sophomore teams face off Wednesday 1:30 and 7:30 schedule with public invited.
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Huron High School
D. C. Reutter
Reutter
Huron
Ivan Blevens
Ogden Chamberlain
Lillian Ryden
Lois Keck
Eleanor Foy
Francis Montak
Glenn Hopper
Orville Bristol
Roger Wagner
Harold Wintner
Robert Wagner
Roy Zum Brunnes
Theiigh
William G Urban of Broadland Dies
William G Urban of Broadland dies suddenly at home around 5 30 pm. Born May 3 1873 in Wisconsin he migrated from Nebraska to South Dakota then Broadland. Survived by widow six children Vera Cumming Harold Urban Florence Johnson Hazel Gletter Dorothy Urban and nine grandchildren. Funeral plans pending confirmation from out of town relatives.
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Willian G. Urban
Broadland
Mr. Urban
Wisconsin
Endora Bassett
Anadella
Neb
South Dakota
Floyd Urban
Vera Cumming
Huron
Harold Urban
Yankton
Florence Johnson
Miller
Hazel Gletter
Dorothy Urban
Henry Paulisse
H. L. Puhlman
Annie Urban
Lincoln
Nek
John Urban
Philip
Methodist
Woodman Lodge
Soda Fizz For Pneumonia Trial Not Yet Proven
New York November 11 The administration of soda fizz a mixture of oxygen and carbon dioxide through a common inhalator is a new wartime aid for pneumonia. Matthew S Sloane president of the New York Edison Company said the treatment has been given to Edison employees in 127 cases with eight percent in the preliminary group recovering. The work stems from Yale doctor Yandell Henderson and leading physicians caution that the method remains experimental and not a confirmed cure.
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New York
Matthew S. Sloen
New York Edison Company
Associated Companies
Edison
Yandell Henderson
Yale University
J. J. Wittmer
The
Edison Company
Watertown Banker Dies At Age Of 65
Henry F. Fahnestock 65, president of First National Bank and Trust Co. of Watertown, died at home after a two week illness from a paralytic stroke. He arrived in 1947, was director of Northwest Bancorporation, Elk and Masonic lodge member, ex city auditor and city council member. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Watertown
Henry F. Fahnestock
First National Bank and Trust Company of
Fahnestock
Elks
Masonic Lodges
HospitalAdmissions List Names Multiple Patients
At The Hospitals are Admitted Gordon Ritchie of Carthage for surgical care Mre Albert Albrecht of De Smet for surgical reasons Joe Adamson of Virgil admitted for medical care Mrs C H Flim and baby Ron also noted among admissions
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Gordon Ritchie
Carthage
Surgical
Albert Albrecht
de Smet
Liiurgical
Joe Adamson
Virgil
Medical
Beeen
C. H Flim
Baby
Ron
Ipswich Police Seek Missing Man Peter Marcot
Ipswich and Edmunds County authorities continue search for Peter Marcot who vanished after leaving the Tanus Baer farm on October 27. He was last seen walking toward his employer's C. C. Kindle ranch and has not returned. Clothing and wages remain uncalled for.
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Ipswich
Peter Marcot
Edmunds
Marcot
C. C. Kindleapire
Tanus Baer
Girl Scout Training Course Opens at Huron College
Miss Olga Larson of the national Girl Scout headquarters arrived in the city to conduct training courses at Huron college for all girl scout captains lieutenants committee members and students. The first class drew large attendance in room 213 and may require a larger room.
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Olga Larson
National
Girl Scout
Lead
Deadwood
Larson
Huron College
Miss Larson
College Chapel
Cooperative Club
Girl Scout Community Committee
Nf Ell Cops
Camden Rayburn
Wolsey
Lombard
Michaelson
Nelson
Civic Chorus Practices Messiah Preparation at Huron
The Huron Civic Chorus under Hardin Van Deursen held Monday practice for December Messiah performances. Van Deursen reports growing turnout with 8 already enrolled, aiming to reach 10 and noting the group is larger this year than last, up from about 45 members. Bud McCay, once of Mobridge, was fined for disorderly conduct after a Sunday arrest and pleaded guilty.
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Civic Chorus
Huron Civic Chorus
Hardin van Deursen
Huron College
van Deursen
Huron
ATHOL
Bud McCay
Mobridge
Dick Hanty
U S Offers To Join In Search For Missing Fliers In Canada
United States proposes sending naval seaplanes to aid in locating two aviators and four passengers missing north of Atlin British Columbia. Canadian authorities wait on entry permission as Alaska flier Frank Derhardt reports reaching Anchoraus. Searchers, including Anscel Eckmann from Seattle, continue along the coast for Burke plane crew Emil Kading and Bob Marten, and others reported missing.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
British Columbia
Hitle
G. A. Bucklin
R. Randolph Bruce
Donald Sutherland
National Defense
Ottawa
Canada
Frank Derhardt
Alaska
Bob Marten
Royal Canadian Air Force
Albert Bay
Comax
Anscel Eckmann
Seattle
Robin Reaghan
Sam Clert
Frank Hatcher
Burke
Armistice Day Frontline Flash as War Ends
Edwin L. James reports from the northeast Verdun front on Armistice Day 1918. American troops attack at dawn amid heavy artillery, then cease firing at 2:20 pm after the front line learned hostilities would end. Major Beaumont recalls this day as the war’s greatest, following 49 days of continuous bombardment and exhaustion.
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General Headquarters
New York Times
Edwin L. James
Times
Verdun
IL S'elock
Beaumont
Cease Firing Order Stirs Mixed Reactions At Headquarters
Soldiers recall the ceasefire moment with relief and shock as gunfire stopped after days of fighting. Champagne from French caches surfaces during celebrations while Major Beaumont plans to preserve the original cease firing order for Stanford University museums.
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Hedlam
Headquarters
Beaumont
I Museum
Stanford University
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Smiles
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George Washington
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Merrimack County
W.G. Urban of
Beadle County
Miss Carlson
City
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Optometrist
Alford Huren
Olds
Nash
D. Urquhart
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