Market News Market Steady To Weak Friday
Sioux City market notes show cattle 1 200 head and calves 300 with fair activity and mostly steady trends. Fed yearlings above 12.40, plain stock 859 or less, short fed heifers down 9.00, beef cows to 3.73, bulls around 4.25, stockers and feeders partly direct. hogs 3 000 steady to 10 lower with looser packing, lambs and sheep trading lower or steady with various weights and prices reported.
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Sioux City
U. S
St. Paul
Chicago
Wheat futures drift in narrow range on light trade
Early trading brought a brief rush in wheat futures with a bearish tilt, then the market eased into a tight, sluggish range. December wheat closed down 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 cents and May off around 7 cents, with corn and oats weaker at the open before stabilizing near initial quotes.
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Minneapolis
Fair Commission
Grain futures and cash close reports from Duluth Minneapolis
The Duluth and Minneapolis markets report cash and futures activity for wheat, oats, rye, flax, and corn. Prices show varying protein grades for No. 1 amber durum and other durum classes, with several values fluctuating from 63% to 74% protein and nearby months cited including December March and May.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Produce Markets IURON POULTRY BUTTER EGGS
Swit & Co furnishes daily market items including heavy springs at 4% pounds and over, springs under 4% pounds, Leghorn springs, hens 4% and over, live ducks 5 pounds and over, ducks under 5 pounds, live geese 12 pounds and over, and young tomes in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IURON
Swit & Co
Murea
Stock Market Climb despite volatility in trading day
New York profits regained ground as stocks closed higher for the fourth straight session. Key shares in Union Pacific American Telephone and New York Central led gains while copper prices lagged amid production talks. Brokers’ loans fell to a four year low, signaling improved liquidity and potential stabilization ahead.
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New York
Cains
Union Pacific
Detroit Edison
American Telephone
New York Central
Southern Railway
Erie
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Listings
Sioux Falls Produce Friday reports prices for Huron area poultry and eggs. Hens over 12 pounds and under 4 1/2 pounds, Leghorn hens and springs, ducks, geese, and Butterfat delivered door. eggs at 24 cents per dozen. Record notes assorted weights and counts for live birds and dressed stock.
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Sioux Falls
Springs
Chicago Produce Friday Market Report Summary
Chicago and New York market notes show butter weak with varied creamery prices, eggs steady to firm, and poultry steady. Potatoes on track weak with slow trading, Idaho russets priced, wool market mixed with several grade ranges, Minneapolis flour rising slightly with higher carriage costs.
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Chicago
New York
Buttar
Hennery Browns
U. S&s
Idaho
Huron Woman Has Relative Who Is 81-Year Old Twin
Luther Havens of Butler and his sister Mrs Lucy Dunsmore of Thayer Ma born April 30 349 are eighty one year old twins. Nicknamed Lute and Lucy they married young and head fourth and fifth generation families. Mrs Dunsmore is a great grandmother who raised twelve children and has ninety descendants. Mr Havens has six children and his daughter Mrs P G Shepersky of Butler has a son Prof Duane Shepersky of Huron and Duane's Email son. They farm share work and cultivated corn last summer despite extreme heat.
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P.G. Shepersky
Butler
Duane Shepersky
Huron
Duane
Havens
Missouri
Three Jailed For Not Paying Fines
Beatie county jail housed three men arrested on bench warrants from State's Attorney W. W. Howes for failure to pay fines. Dale Gordon of Huron owed 140 dollars after a 200 dollar fine for carrying concealed weapons. L Leeds of Iroquois owed 155 after a 250 dollar fine for transporting intoxicating liquor. Floyd Patridge of Weslington owed 290 after a 330 dollar fine for transporting intoxicating liquor. all had served jail time. More warrants issued as unpaid fines checkup continues.
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W. W. Howes
Beatie County
Alva E. Taylor
Dale Gordon
Huron
L. Leeds
Iroquois
Floyd Patridge
Wessington
Howes
Gordon
Leeds
Patridge
Refugees Flocked From Cerro de Pasco to Safety in Lima
In Peru refugees from the Cerro de Pasco copper region were rushed to Lima to escape unrest as trains carrying foreigners arrived. Troops patrolled Mal Paso after a deadly clash that left 15 dead and about 25 wounded, including two Americans. Martial law across Junin and Luna eased the tension but foreign strains persist amid ongoing labor strife.
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Peru
Lima
Cerro de Pasco
la Oroya
Mal Past
Junin
Luna
Mal Paso
Graff Challenges Sioux Falls Recall Election
Graf files contest in circuit court seeking declaration as mayor after alleging illegal and fraudulent recall of Mayor Burnside and Commissioner Reid. He targets ballast counting and lack of voter registration in several wards and precincts. Also notes Olga Larson of the Girl Scouts spoke at an Altrusa luncheon on scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Larson
National
Girl Scout
New York City
Altrusa Club
Larson
Death Notice of Dr Sebiakin Ross in Washington
Word of the death in Washington DC reached Sioux Falls on November 14. Dr Sebiakin Ross, a former physician in Sioux Falls and former superintendent of the state hospital at Feekting, was reported dead but no details were provided to local friends.
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DE. Ross
Sioux Falls
Washington, D.C
Sebiakin Ross
Sion Falls
Feekting
Wee
Marriage Licenses and Stock Notes From Minneapolis
Orville Swen and Florence M M Torinson Huron listed among marriage licenses. The piece also lists numerous company names with percentages and stock figures including Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Prod Rem Rand Packard Studebaker Tex Corp Union Carb United Fruit US Rubber UB Steel Westh Elec Woolworth and more. Also mention Minneapolis stock bid and ask at Clone First Bank with unclear figures.
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Moniy Ward
Nesh
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy Prod
Net Power and Light
No Cent
NY NH & HW
Nor & West
No Am
No Pac
Packard
Pan Ant Pet
Para Pub
Penn RR
Hillips Et
Suliman Laity
Radio
BEKO
Rem Rand
Rep St
Roarte
Oem
Warn Pict
W Union
Westh
Willya Ov
Woolworth
Yellow Ti
Law Group Turns To Private Study
Washington reports that the president's law enforcement commission returned to individual work on its dry law report after a lengthy session with Prohibition Director Amos W. Woodcock. The body adjourned until November 24 with no official reason given and talk of a minority report amid hopes for a year end completion.
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Washington
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
President
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
Woodcock
Hoover
Tiitchell
San Francisco
Honolulu
Jury List Update In Readle County Begins
Readle county commissioners update annual jury lists to prepare drawing 76 names for a 200 person jury box. Over 5 000 names will be checked against last election voters and removals such as moves or deaths. The board met at the courthouse and will continue work today and likely tomorrow. Jury drawing for January circuit court term will occur at a later meeting.
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Readle
State School Fund Is Received Here
A check for 549,971.03 representing Beadle county annual apportionment from the state department of school and public lands has been received by County Treasurer E. H. Vance. The sum marks an increase over last year and will be apportioned among county school districts by Nellie M. Brusso superintendent of schools based on the last census. In addition to the state money, school tax collections will be apportioned as well. State director O. P. Engstrom says funds were sent out earlier than usual due to many districts being short for funds.
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Beadle County
State Department of School and Public Lands
E. H. Vance
Nellie M. Brusso
O. P
Engstrom
School and Public Lands
California Weather Deluge Impacts Coast and Sierra
Snow wind and rain sweep California and the Pacific Northwest signaling winter’s advance. A fishing boat broke free at Monterey and two sardine barges swamped while Modesto rain damaged drying beans. Fresno cotton districts suffer. Tioga Pass and Big Oat Flat roads closed. Tuglumme Meadows buried under snow and Crane Flat records nine inches.
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California
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Monterey
Modesto
Fresno
Tioga Pass
Yosemite
Tuglumme
Crane Flat
Des Moines Man Denies Lincoln Bank Robbery Charge
Dewey M. Berlovich, held in Lincoln on a charge tied to the September 17 theft of a million dollars from Lincoln National Bank, says the accusation is ridiculous and claims he was in Des Moines the day of the robbery. He offers to produce witnesses to prove his whereabouts. Funeral services for W. G. Urban of Broadland were held at the local Methodist church with Rev. Susie Thompson officiating. Miss Fanny Mills attended.
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Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln National Bank
Dewey M. Berlovich
W. G. Urban
Broadland
Susie Thompson
Methodist
Fanny Mills
Real Estate Transfers Involving County District Titles
Real estate transfers listed include Tom Brocklinger to Henry Rhoads in Hud son for $1 with SE 5 112 41. Ella A. Carlin to Farmers State Carthage SD with EX of NE 1 108 100. Roy Urban et al to Mary Urban in Huron GL NW4634 and Si 4 112 62. Charles H. Mackey to Elvira M. Russell in Los Angeles for $10 SE 445-111-3. Young to Sumner B. Harris in Hur om with Lot 15 Block 9 Fisher and Foster’s Station to Huron.
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Oith
Teadle County Abstract and Title Co
Tom Brocklinger
Henry Rhoads
Hudson
Ella A. Carlin
Farmers State
Carthage
Roy Urban
Mary Urban
Charles H. Mackey
Elvira M. Russell
Los Angeles
Young
Sumner B. Harria
Hurom
Fisher and Fosster
Huron
Smoky Thomas of Rapid City Dies at 28
Rapid City report says Smokey William Thomas longtime local figure died last night at age 28 He was said to have aided in campaigns against Geronimo in New Mexico and Arizona and was a Civil War veteran The pioneer once owned a small grocery store in Rapid City
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Smoky” Thomas
Rapid City
William Thomas
Thomas
New Mexico
Arizona
Geronimo
NBC Plans Coast to Coast Broadcast of Famous Plays
NBC launches a 26 week educational series presenting well known plays to 5 million students in 15,010 schools. Margaret Anglin opens with Iphigenia in Aulis, Euripides, directed by Vernon Radcliffe. The lineup includes Twelfth Night Romeo and Juliet Hamlet Julius Caesar Dell House and The Green Goddess.
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Margaret Anglin
Euripides
Vernon Radcliffe
Radio Guild
John W. Elwood
NBC
National Broadcasting Company
Walter Damrosch
Angora Rabbit Wool Is Found In Oregon
Portland reports a new Angora rabbit wool yarn by C. M. and R. T. Bishop woolen mill operators. They claim one rabbit yields about 12 ounces of wool yearly and the yarn, first of its kind in the United States, offers lighter warmth and high fashion potential for luxurious garments such as berets scarves and hoods. The material commands $3.50 to $7 per pound depending on grade. More production expected as supply grows.
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Angora
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Baby Bunting
Oregor
Milady
B. Bunting
United States
C. M
R. T. Bishop
France
England
Scout Training Ends With Field Work Hike
Scouts in the elementary course for leadership at Huron College will test their skills next Thursday with a field hike to cook supper without modern gear. The class, run with Central South Dakota Boy Scout council, met at 5 20 p m for the outing and will finish with final instruction. Twenty five attended the last session.
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Huron College
Central South Dakota Boy Scout Council
Fred C. Eggers
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
At The Hospitals admitted Mrs. George Vanderstein of 1225 Kansas avenue southeast for minor surgical procedure and William Baeck of Roswell for surgical care. Dismissed were Joe Kuhle of Argonne Chris Olson of Huron and Mrs. Grant Van Duzee of Huron.
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George Vanderstein
Kansas Avenue Southeast
William Baeck
Roswell
Joe Kuhle
Argonne
Chris Olson
Huron
Grant van Duzee
Byrd to Present Scout Decorations in Sioux Falls
Nearly 58 South Dakota area Boy Scouts are slated to receive awards from Admiral Richard E. Byrd at a Sioux Falls ceremony on November 26. Fred C. Eggers reports 37 have already met requirements for the state court of honor, with four remaining sessions planned in Redfield, Doland, Miller, and Huron to allow more scouts to qualify for First Class, Star, Life, and Eagle awards.
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South Dakota
Richard E. Byrd
Sioux Falls
Fred C. Eggers
Eggers
State Court of Honor
Huron
Pierre
de Smet
Alpena
Broadland
Deland
Wessington Springs
Gann Valley
Ft. Pierre
Miller
Admiral Byrd
Sioux Fells
Army Agrees To Game With Navy In Charity Match
West Point accepts a December 13 charity football game with the Navy in New York to aid the unemployed. Major General William R. Smith announced after a conference with the athletic council. The Navy proposed the date after earlier plans were impracticable due to other games.
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West Point
Beyer
Vray
Navy
New York
Army
William R. Smith
Military Academy
Athletic Council
Palo Grounds
Navy-Pennsylvania
Army-Notre Dame
Smith
Beary
University of Pennsylvania
Blame Gas Fumes In Magnuson Fire
Fire at the M G Magnuson home 221 Iowa avenue southeast sent flames into the kitchen and damaged walls and ceiling. Magnuson escaped with minor burns as fumes from a gasoline stove ignited by the nearby range filled the area. Fire department quickly extinguished the blaze and smoke damage was limited to the kitchen.
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M.G. Magnuson
Iowa Avenue
Magnuson
Y. Ky
Hill Installs New Winner Lions Club at Winner SD
A. A. Hildean, Hills Installs New Winner Lions Club officer and deputy district governor, officiated last night. He traveled with LeRoy Boggs and Rev. Alfred Tronerry to help organize Winner’s second Lions club in South Dakota. Charter membership stands at 21.
Pamulog Pee Society Elects New Officers
Prof Hansen of Shenandoah heads a slate as J C Blair of Urbana wins the presidency of the American Pamulog Pee Society founded in 1840. Pickett Ames and W T McCaun Ottawa become vice presidents with Lantz Ames secretary and Miles Milford treasurer. Directors include F E Hansen Brookings. Madrid reports three killed and 56 injured in labor riots nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Hansen
Shenandoah, IA
J. C. Blair
Urbana
GS. Pickett
Ames
Iowa
W. T. McCaun
Ottawa
H. L. Lantz
H. C. Miles
Milford
Conn
Prof
F. E. Hansen
Brookings
Madrid
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