Armour Market Remains Steady At Armour Stockyards
Armour Stockyards in Huron shows steady hog prices with receipts around 2500 head. Light hogs and small lots lead the market with mixed bids. cattle and sheep trade appears cautious as packers balance large runs. Chicago hog futures move with bids around 4.50 to 6.00 for several contracts, reflecting a tight trading range.
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Chicago
Intermountain
Sioux City
U. S
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South ST. Paul
U. Dept. Agri
Wheat Futures Drop Slightly in Minneapolis Trade
Minneapolis wheat futures slipped 2c plus as poor cables and modest news failed to curb the drop. December and May contracts closed lower with cash demand steady to firm despite the bid for durum and oats. Minnesota and Dakotas cash markets showed mixed bids across grains, while barley and flax saw firmer tones amid light supplies.
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Minneapolis
Thurstar
Montana
Buron Poultry and Markets Ledger Update
Markets at Buron Poultry and Buxstes show daily supplies from Boitt & Ca Bore and D Hens. Leghorns and springs vary by weight, with fat ducks and geese listed. Dressed ducks, geese, young and old turkeys appear, along with butterfat and dairy market notes.
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Buron Poultry
Buxtes
Boitt & Ca Bore
Leshorn
Rockefeller In Optimistic Mood In Florida Visit
Rockefeller arrives in Florida for winter sojourn and shares morning meditations with an Associated Press writer. He reads a poem Sunlit Days and a prayer while expressing optimism for the future. He discusses golf, noting he plays daily and enjoys the company of fine golfers.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
John
Florida
Hockefeler
Associated Press
Folger McKinsey
Mr. Rockefeller
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Huron Poultry and Wool Market Prices and Fishery Details
Market notes list prices for live poultry and wool from Bolles & Rogers and Burk Brothers Buren with varied weights and grades. Coverage includes hens over and under 4% pounds, leghorn hens, springs, dressed ducks and geese, turkeys, hides, jackrabbits, wool fleece and pelts, tallow, and regional quotes from Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, and New York markets with dates mid November.
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Burk Brothers Buren
Leghorn Springs
Mittchell
Mitchell
Soux Falls
Sioux Falls
Market ends weak as late trading trims gains
New York stocks closed lower after a slow start, with losses from copper and railroad issues. Declines were noted in U S Steel American Telephone Du Pont General Motors and combinations across rail and utility shares, while closing quotations reflected broad softness in the market.
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Union’ Pacific
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New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reversal in Kadoka Affair Court Decision
South Dakota Supreme Court reversed a circuit ruling upholding Kadoka's claim that town treasurer Francia Hodgin mishandled town funds. The court found no competent evidence Hodgin held or misaccounted for any town money despite bank deposit concerns with Dakota State Bank of Kadoka.
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Hickey Reelected Association Head in Baseball Clubs
Thomas J was reelected president of the American association of Professional baseball clubs for a one year term. The re election was announced as unanimous. The report also covers scientific study on synthetic frogs and pituitary gland transplants affecting frog metamorphosis and coloration by Wayne J. Atwell.
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Chicago
Thomas J
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Roward W. Blakeslee
Assocated Press
Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Wayne J. Atwell
Wimple Services Tomorrow for Corn Pioneer
Burial set for Mt Zion after funeral at Skefsrud Lutheran Church for Andrew J Wimple South Dakota corn authority and originator of a leading dent corn variety. He died Monday night on his farm seven miles south where he settled 54 years ago and conducted breeding work. His corn boosted the state to part of the corn belt and yielded three times earlier varieties.
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Minnesota
Iowa
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Mt. Zion
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Wimple
Kent Oratorical Contest Set Friday at Hut College
The Forense season opens Friday night at the college chapel with the annual Kent Oratorical contest at 8 p m Nine students compete for 55 25 15 and 10 5 dollars in cash prizes Entries include Leonard Anderson Verle Lewis Miller Alvin Hahn Edwin Ring Charles Filby Arthur Wainer Richard Pickell LeRay Nelson Trent Roland Marquardt and Tulare The prize money is provided by F H Kent of California a friend of the college.
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Leonard Anderson
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Doland
Edwin Ring
Huron
Charles Filby
Highmore
Arthur Wainer
Frankfort
Richard Pickell
Carthage
LeRay
Nelson
Trent
Roland Marquardt
Tulare
F. H. Kent
College
California
Esmond Pupils On Visit Here Today
A large group of children from District No. 62 near Exmond visited Huron for an educational tour. Their IX teacher Helen Hodges accompanied the visitors who spent the day in the city with parents joining the group.
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Exmond
Huron
Helen Hodges
Winkler alibi probed in bank heist case in Buffalo
Buffalo the Lincoln nebraska bank robbery probe widens as county attorney Max Towle and Sgt Roy Steffens review 150000 record cards. Winkler’s alibi of being in Buffalo at the time is under scrutiny amid the investigation into the $2.5 million theft.
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Buffalo
Gus Winkler
Lincoln
Neh
National Bank and Trust Company
Max Towle
Roy Steffens
Tar
Chicago
Secret
Winter Weather Hits Multiple Regions Across Nation
The approach of winter brought storms and tornadic winds from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes. Heavy autumn rains drenched the southwest and Sierra Nevada snow accumulations rose. One man, Nick Calivaria of Eureka, California, died when a wind blown tent was struck.
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Nevada
California
Washington
Nick Calivaria
Eureka
Red Bluff
Central S. D. Scouts Lead Regional Ratings
The Central South Dakota Boy Scout council ranked first among 21 councils in the tenth region covering Minnesota, the Dakotas, eastern Montana and northern Wisconsin. The council has 37 troops with 660 members across 24 communities in 11 counties, with 22 percent at first class rank or higher and a regional population of 78,006.
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New V F W Officers Take Posts Tonight
Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars installs new officers in the K P hall with Walter J Bachman becoming commander succeeding James Lowrie. A candidate class will be initiated and plans are laid for joining a push to secure full payment of soldiers adjusted compensation certificates promptly.
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James
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American Legion Meeting Set After Club Rooms Refurbish
William Reaves post of the American Legion will meet tomorrow night to hear committee reports and conduct business. The session, the first since refinishing of the club rooms over the J C Penney store, includes the customary lunch and entertainment, per Commander Le H Cornell.
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le H. Cornell
Radiator Solution Fatal to Two in Omaha
Two men died after drinking radiator coolant in Omaha. Edward Francis, 36, died at a local hospital. Edward Murray, 35, died last night. A partly filled can of the solution, diluted with water, was found at the scene.
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Edward Francis
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Two Minnesota Bank Bandits Are Nabbed
COLOGNE MINN Nov 18 Within eight hours after the State Bank of Cologne robbery $2381 was taken and a foot was recovered. Otto Strand 39 of Minneapolis was picked up when found in a stranded car and authorities say the entire foot was on him. Lawrence Owczarzak also of Minneapolis was arrested in Minneapolis and named as implicated. Both men to be arraigned in Chaska Carver County tomorrow.
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Minneapolis
Lawrence Owczarzak
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Minneapolia
Chaska
Carver County
Ernest F. Rummell Dies Rail Official at 55
Ernest F. Rummell 55 longtime Milwaukee Road official died of heart disease in Chicago hospital. He began as telegrapher at age 15 and rose through roles including agent dispatcher train master and general superintendent before becoming assistant general manager. Survived by his widow and son Earl of Minneapolis. Also report Chicago & North Western omits semiannual dividends on common and 7 percent preferred stock.
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Indians in Chicago Reach Sparse Population Figures
A crude survey shows that among Chicago's 2,962,123 residents only 246 are Indiana natives. The brief item notes the small share of Indiana-born people in the city and their limited presence at public events.
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Grandi Amid Dinner Honors in Hoover Era Visit
Italian statesman Signor Grandi skims a packed Washington schedule with President Hoover and Secretary Mellon in a bustling round of receptions and dinners. Grandi stresses disarmament as vital, noting success from a League truce while Italy and the United States reinforce good will through social events at the Italian embassy and White House.
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Stolen dogs sold to laboratory mystery solved
Kansas City police report the disappearance of several dogs is linked to multiple arrests of young men. One suspect admits selling many pets to a laboratory for distemper research, ending a puzzling case in the city.
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