Hog Price Trends Across Markets Report Steady
Armours in Huron MARKET NEWS reports Sunday receipts at Armours 3,300 with a mostly steady hog market. Sioux City and Sioux Falls noted mixed cattle and hog movements, with weights and stockers varied. St Paul shows weekly declines in hogs to new lows, while Chicago futures reflect softer prices though fat hogs hold around mid 9s.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Sioux City
St Paul
South ST. Paul
Desirewe
Wether
Chicago
Dept. Ag
Weidhly
Grains Follow Wheat Downward In Early Trading
Minneapolis markets show grains sliding as wheat leads declines. December wheat falls to 142 cents, May futures down 1 percent while corn opens lower and dips further before drifting. Oats and rye weaken, barley demand soft, flax steady. cash quotes mix across regions with light trading in winter wheat and durum demand quiet.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Huron Poultry and Eggs and Regional Produce Prices
Market reports from Huron Mitchell Sioux Falls Chicago New York Minneapolis detail live ducks geese hens and springs by weight with prices, plus dressed poultry eggs and butterfat values. Regions record November 15 market movements, pounds, and per pound rates for various poultry, eggs, and dairy items.
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Huron
Swit & Coa
Buck Brothers Baron
S. C
bent _ and reesters
Mitchell
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Potatoes prices and shipments report for Chicago market
United States destination potatoes on track 405 with total shipments 116. Minnesota and North Dakota round whites priced 1.35 to 1.50 per cwt. Idaho russet No. 1 priced around 1.96.
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Chicago
U. S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Stock Market Holds Advance On Ending Week
New York traders finished the week with further gains extending a steady rise from Monday. The market closed broadly higher with several steel and aluminum issues advancing, and key groups in copper and motion pictures showing strength amid lifting corporate activity. Volume topped 17 million shares. Treasury bills sold at a record high rate for this issue.
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New York
Shorts
Mousa
Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Colorado Fuel
Lron Eech
Republic Steel
Loews
General Theatres Equipment
Warner Bros
Paramount
Anaconde
American
Goodyear
General American Tank
Wabash
Miswuri Pacific
Dupont
Case and
Allied Chemical
American Water Works
International Telepace
Union Carbide
International
Sles
Treasury Bille
Grandchildren To Visit White House Soon
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover prepare to welcome three Hoover grandchildren Peggy Ann Herbert and Joan to Washington after their mother travels from California to fetch them. Health concerns for Herbert Hoover Jr prompt a family plan to reinstate parental duties at the White House this autumn.
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Herbert Hoover, Jr
Washington
California
Bess Furman
White House
Hittie Hoovers
Peggy Ann
Herbert TU
Joan
Asheville
North Carolina
Herbert
White Horse
Hoover
Havana Returns To Near Normalcy Under Martial Law
Havana at near normal as martial law remains in force with infantry and cavalry patrols. Three thousand police on duty and censorship expanded to telephones and radio. Police clashes with students last week left seven dead and over thirty wounded as government aims to break morale. Heraldo De Cuba suspended after refusing censor demands.
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Havana
Machado
Heraldo de Cuba
Taylor Heads South Dakota State Fair Board
J B Taylor of Ipswich named president of the South Dakota State Fair Board at the secretary’s office. He succeeds C L Chase of Willow Lake. HN Johnson of Rapid City was elected vice president, Cam den Rayburn of the National Bank of Huron reelected treasurer. Secretary White’s term runs through November 1521.
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J. B. Taylor
Ipswich
South Dakota State ‘Fair Board
John F. White
C. L. Chase
Willow Lake
HN. Johnson
Rapid City
Camden Rayburn
National Bank of Huron
White
Yo Yo Craze Grips Sioux Falls City Streets
Rapid City report recalls World War trench peril as Sioux Falls endures a yo yo craze. A visitor recounts folk ducking heads and running as wooden yo yo balls on strings flood streets. A 92 year old man struggled to restart his yo yo beside his car in a noted traffic jam. The craze now appears a Rapid City epidemic.
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Rapid City
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Endorse Stafford For Game Board In Huron Walton Meet
Izaak Walton leaguers last night endorsed their president George W Stafford for the state fish and game commission to fill the vacancy created by Lou Lapier of Huron. The group met at city hall and heard Frank Dwyer report progress on the Foster Creek flood ditch into Lake Byron with a dyke installation moving for the ditch proper next week. Plans were made for a turkey shoot to be hosted at Huron Gun Club grounds in November.
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Huron
Izaak Walton Leaguers
George W. Stafford
State Fish and Game Commission
Lou Lapier
Lapier
Frank Dwyer
Foster Ereek
Lake Byron
Dwyer
Huron Gun Club
Royal Livestock Show Opens in Kansas City
An aristocratic assembly of more than 6 000 champions and near champions of the livestock world gathered as the 32nd American Royal Livestock and Horse show opened in Kansas City. From plains state farms to the southwest and far west, blueblood exhibitors arrived to join poultry displays new to the show. For eight days the American Royal building hosts judging contests by 4 H clubs vocational and college students, marking the official opening after prior state and county fair showings.
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K. C
Kansas City
Plains States
Colege
Retreating Communists Massacre In Kian Province
An unverified Canton report says retreating forces passed through Hsinpu and killed about 1000 men, women, and children within hours. Up to $2,000,000 in gold damage was reported, with $6,000 more taken for ransom. Red leaders Chu Tea, Mro Trai Tune, and Pan Teh-Oai driven from Kian by nationalist forces.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Kian
Kiengsi
Hsinpu
Rede
Chu Tea
Mro Trai Tune
Pan Teh-Oai
Miss Pyle urges safety in driving at Dakota meeting
Gladys Pyle secretary of state addressed nearly 70 motor carriers from North and South Dakota at the seventh annual South Dakota division gathering in Hotel Marvin Hughitt. She urged a state motor vehicle conference within months to standardize traffic regulations and pressed operators to stress a broad safety program during talks on business methods, finance, and proposed legislation. The day featured speakers from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and state agencies, with a banquet to conclude the event.
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North
South Dakota
Dakota Motor Carriers Association
Marvin Hughitt
Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
Paul Myers
Chamber of Commerce
James V. ¥Arnall
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Dawes Brisbine
State Railroad Commission
Andrew Marvick
W. Towns
Trucker
Sioux City
T. A. Horrocks
Minnesota Truck Owners Association
W. J. Clarke
State Highway Commission
Funeral for Patrick Gorman and son Paul in Canton
Crowds turned away as funeral services were held for Patrick Gorman and his son Paul in Canton after they were killed by bandits at a farm near Imw. Requiem high mass followed by burial in Hawarden. Clergy included Rev Thomas O Shaughnessy assisted by Rev Costello and Krause. Stephen Horrigan wounded as bandits fled in a car.
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Patrick Gorman
Paul
Imw
Boscobellis
Hawarden
Iowa
Orman
Thomas O'Shaughnessy
Gorman
Costello
Krause
Worthing
Corn Horrigan
Horrigan
Stephen
Imperial Conference Adjourns With Measured Disappointment
London papers deem the Imperial Conference a failure to advance closer trade and industry cooperation. The Times notes some salvageable gains to warrant resumption next year, while Telegraph and others accuse the government of lacking policy and embracing brute negation. The Ponlintane notes are cited as failing to lift the nation from economic despair toward free trade.
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Imperial
London
Times
Telegraph
Unclear Football Scores from Fragment
Fragmentary sports note lists Fordham twelve to St Marys, Wisconsin one against Northwestern, Denke for Notre Dame, Chicago and Miavis twelve. Data is incomplete and lacks dates or full team names.
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Fordham
St Marys
Freer
South de Secund
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Denke
Notre Dame
Chicago
Miavis
Postal Delivery Service Expands in Southlawn Area
Postmaster A. B. Blake announced that Huron city mail delivery will serve nearly five blocks in Southlawn Addition starting Monday. Seventy-nine families gain two daily deliveries. homeowners must have numbered houses and suitable mail receptacles. The extension, one of the largest local carrier expansions in years, does not increase staff but uses an auxiliary carrier.
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Southlawn
Huron City
A. B. Blake
Msking
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Blake
Married Men To Get First Call On Jobs
Loesl postal authorities plan to relieve unemployment in Huron this Christmas season. Unemployed married men with families are urged to apply at the post office next Tuesday between 8 and 12 morning and 2 to 4 afternoon. Positions open for at least 12 to 15 people, with emphasis on competence and rapid work.
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Loesl
Huron
Post Office Department
Several Shot When Deer Season Opens
DULUTH Minn November 15 One man was killed and two wounded as Minnesota’s 11 day deer hunting season opened. Roger Engelking of Northome was killed by his brother Owen when a gun discharged. Hilding Olsen of Kimball and Marie Knee of Waseca were wounded by a companion in the north woods where tomorrow about 30 000 hunters are expected. Six men yesterday were fined $100 each for violations of game laws.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Roger Engelking
Northome
Minn
Owen
Hilding Olsen
Kimball
Marie Knee
Waseca
North Woods
Ruden Named Possible Secretary To Governor-Elect
Pierre Nov 15 The Capital Journal reports an uncon firmed guess that E A Ruden of Bryant will be private secretary to Warren E Green governor elect. The paper says the claim has wide credence in Republican circles. Ruden served with Green in the 1925 state legislature. Also Beadle County officials continue earlier task of updating the county jury list by removing those who have died or moved away.
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BeadJs County
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