Market News Receipts Show Hog Prices Steady at Armour Yards
At Huron on Friday hog prices held steady to firm with top bids around 4.15. Trade opened slow and buyers showed limited interest, while demand remained broad enough to steady overall prices. Sluggish cattle and calf offerings yielded little activity, and lamb arrivals dominated the fresh stock, with some western fed and aged sheep present. Packers moved 800 lambs direct as markets showed tentative footing.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Paul
Ventern
Weibe
Market report of cattle and hog futures and prices
Sioux City and surrounding markets report steady to firm cattle and sheep prices with feeders mixed. Hog futures show bids around 4.50 to 6.00 for various weights while slaughter cattle and calves hold steady. regional quotes list beef cow ranges and feeder lot prices amid fluctuating demand.
Wheat Market Plunges Across Minneapolis Trade
Minneapolis grain market reports a sharp fall in wheat futures by over 3 cents on weak cables and winter belt weather, with December and May prices down. Cash wheat scarce, cash corn slow to fair, oats in good demand, rye and barley mixed. mixed carlot ranges listed for No. 1 dark northern, No. 1 northern, and durum classes across Minneapolis and Duluth markets.
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Minneapolis
Jmi
Huron Grain Market
Lamber
Bamber
Minnseapolis
Drulmih Cash
Duluth
Cloea
Swegley
Produce Markets HUSOR POULTET and Various Livestock
Markets list mixed with garbled names and quantities. Readable entries show poultry and live stock categories such as ducks, turkeys, and sheep with scattered counts like 4 and 18, plus notes on young animals and basic prices or statuses.
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Delly Beth & Ca P Sheaves
Hama
Poultry and Produce Prices From Multiple Markets
Poultry and farm product prices compiled from Mitchell, Spear Falls, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, New York, and Boston markets. Hens, springs, leghorns, and older birds listed with weights and price ranges. eggs, butterfat, and butter prices noted. regional shifts and noted delivery options included. miscellaneous produce like potatoes and flour priced across markets. National price snapshot reflects live poultry, dressed poultry, eggs, dairy fats, and staple grains.
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Spear Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Springs
Severe Market Setback Dims Buying as Shares Drop
New York November 2 4 The stock market fell sharply in afternoon trading with about 2 9 million shares changing hands. W S Steel slid to a new low shedding four points and many major issues including New York Central Southern Pacific Union Pacific Eastman American Telephone Sears Roebuck dipped one point. General Electric and General Motors also declined. Investment trusts led by Paul Brown Co showed mixed quot.ations in a later session.
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New York
WU. S. Steel
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Eastmart
Case
American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
General Motors
Exoneration Asked in Illinois Murder Case After 23 Years
Jeese Lucas seeks to overturn his murder conviction saying a death bed confession by George Pond and affidavits from witnesses prove perjury and conspiracy. Lucas, freed on parole after 23 years in prison, asks Illinois Supreme Court for full exoneration under state constitutional remedy clause.
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Jeme Lucas
Pringfield
Ill
Jeese Lucas
Prion
Ilinois Supreme Court
Acttormus
Luces
Clyde Showalter
Fornmen
Lucas
Ples
Supreme Court
Anna Smith
Decatur
Indiana
George Pond
Relief head for auditorium relief head for auditorium
Mr Goddard cites a year of operation for the auditorium recreation in Bismarck as highly beneficial. The main 4,000 seat room hosts conventions and large events, with a basement gymnasium, guards range, veteran quarters, a dining hall, and space for county agents and clubs. A swimming pool is planned, and the building serves as a hub for community groups and commerce.
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Goddard
Bismarck
Hax
Association of Commerce
Huron Club
Legion Gathering Attracts Large Attendance And Donations
American Legion workers set a new record for clothing and toy donations as 100 calls were planned and 26 more reports arrived. The drive includes 5 percent of T. J. Harvey Grocery receipts today and tomorrow, with funds split for Associated Charities and city programs. Auxiliary members contributed dishes, and a social program followed with Isla Benedict and Maxine Frey performances. The next Legion meeting is scheduled for December 3.
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American Legion
Legion
Lithe Legion
T. J. Harvey
Associated Charity
Ross Wiley
Associated Charities
Boy Scouts
The
Isla Benedict
Maxine Frey
Misa Helen Harty
Jefferson
Nash
Legionnaires
Mra
EP. Gordon
Legion Club
J. H. Cornett
Ed Sewell
A. J. Stewart
Hills Shooting Motive Tied to Child Custody Claim
RAP CITY reports Mrs. Wolan states her husband shot during an alleged liquor party at their home 18 miles east of town. She refuses to sign a statement and says the motive involves his desire to take their 5 year old daughter by a former marriage.
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Hills
Rap City
Wolan
Cooperative Officers Attend Convention in HK West Kisbie
Cooperative officers travel to a convention in Hong Kong and West Kisbiie with notable mentions of Willis Overland, Woolworth, and a yellow truck model 454i foeny vacuum priced at 1 percent.
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West Kisbiie
Willis Overland
Woolworth
Thirty Three Farmers Benefit From Road Relief Work
One hundred thirty three centre county farmers were employed on highway relief projects completed last week. Payments ranged from 25 to 110 dollars with larger sums for work with horses. Five and a half miles of road were built in Yale Bonilla and Virgil districts using 85 horses. Total cost 7500 dollars funded by the state highway commission. A new 164 foot bridge north of Yale was finished by the bridge crew, and surplus funds remain for repairs and maintenance this year.
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Centre County
H.M. Pierce
Yale
Bonila
Virgil
State Highway Commission
Huron
Pierce
Veteran Sioux Falls newspaperman C. H. Craig dies
C. H. Craig, 75, longtime Sioux Falls journalist and former city editor emeritus of the Argus Leader, died today at a local hospital from heart disease. A veteran newspaper man, he also edited a Decorah paper earlier in his career and was revered for his extensive knowledge of city events past.
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C. H. Craig
Sioux Falls
A Craig
Charley” Craig
Argus Leader
Decorah
Iowa
Sioux Ia
Territorial
Craig
Argus-Leader
Reports at Methodist church quarterly conference
Reports on the various departments of church work will be given at the first quarterly conference of the Methodist church to be held at 5 30 this evening in the intermediate room of the church. Dr C E Wilcox district superintendent to preside at the meeting attended by conference and church members per Rev F E Lochridge announcement.
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Methodist Church
C. E. Wilcox
Wells
F. E. Lochridge
Three Huronians Return From Black Hills Deer Hunt
Saunders former mate game warden EC Hoskins road contractor and H P Brown proprietor of Brown Service station returned yesterday from the Black Hills with a buck weighing 199 to 380 pounds each after three weeks of deer hunting. Four other Huronians who came back earlier also secured bucks.
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Black Hills
A Saunders
EC. Hoskins
H. P. Brown
Brown
Dancing Party Card Given By Employees Group
A brief note reports employees presenting a card and organizing a dancing party dedicated to a female guest from LE. The event aims to celebrate communal camaraderie within the workplace.
Stone Would Air Board Actions and Records
Chairman Stone plans to show how the federal farm board has used 590 million dollars to aid farmers. He says the committee can demand full details on wheat and cotton holdings, the board's finances, and cooperative marketing aid, arguing benefits exceeded losses and helped small banks and farmer incomes.
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Washington
Stone
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture
Cooperative Marketing Associations
Nations Agree to Proposal on Manchuria Crisis
General Dawes stated in Paris that the United States supports the peace principles of the Nine Power Pact and hopes a settlement can be reached through discussion, while preserving its freedom of judgment and avoiding league council participation. In Manchuria the first Japanese casualties from the Nongmi river battle were reported, with 19 dead and 80 wounded arriving by train to Mukden as mourning spread among Japanese officials and civilians.
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Dawes
Paris
Manchuria
United States
League of Nations
Council
League
Mukden
Manchurria
Nonmi River
Honjo
Talsihar
Taonan
Nooni River
Ordin
Nanni River
Japan
Warning on poll tax and delinquent notices amid war news
The notice warns payment of a 1931 poll tax before a third warning to avoid penalties on delinquent tax. It includes a rental ad and military dispatches noting Japanese radio equipment near Tahsing, troop movements, and Manchuria frontline reports with casualties and reinforcements arriving.
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Dan Wagner
Pinochle player's dream realized in Tacoma game
In Tacoma on November 2, E. P. Kohl and two teammates drew all spades except one ace. He picked up the widow and obtained the ace of spades plus two jacks of diamonds. His meld reached 1500 trumps, 11 pine ochle, and 100 aces, totaling 3900.
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Tacoma
Wasel
E. P. Kohl
Red Cross Nearing Goal for Drought Aid in SD and Neb
The Red Cross reports 2198 persons aided in drought and grasshopper areas in South Dakota and Nebraska through November 15. Food, clothing, and fuel were distributed to hundreds of families, with South Dakota receiving 119 across 134 families and Nebraska 203 families. Counties aided include Buffalo, Charles Mix, Gregory, Hughes, Mellette, Tripp, Lyman in SD and Bord, Cedar, Keyapaha, Knox in NE.
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Mitchell
Navy
Redross
South Dakota
Nebraska
Albert Evans
Evans
Red Cross
Central South Dakota Scout Meeting Plans Tonight
Central South Dakota Boy Scout council committee members meet tonight in Huron to plan the annual meeting on December 8. The program committee includes W. E. Warren Dr. W. H. Saxton and E. J. Calendine with nominations and resolutions chairs George Costain G. J. Kiel and Frank Armin all but Armin from Troquois living in Huron. In New York the financial district and J P Morgan & Co offices were under heavy guard amid threatening letters.
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Central South Dakota
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Remoue Stockyards
SDAY
U. S
Produce Markets
Bsuron
Bock Bestsures
DB Meus
Mitchell Produce
Poultry Alive
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Wool Market
Boston
Montana
Delaine
Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolla
Minn
North American Trust
Cumulative
Universy Trust
United Founders
ABC Trust
Diversified C
Fronterte
Natl Trust Thon
All Cham & Dye
Allis Chel
Am Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am & For Power
Loco Am
Sm & Rig
Am Sug
At&t AM
Amour
Armour
Atchison Wits
Auburn
At Ret
B&o
Beat Cr
Bendix Aviative
Beth Steel
Bordens
Briggs Mtg
Cam Pac
Carron de Pasco
C&o
Che NW
Cmsp P
CRIAP
Colo Fual
Col G & E
Cons Fox Film
Freeport Texas
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
G& Merthern
Ualen
de Femer
Tae
Kuni's
Best & Williams
Ninth Street
Huronite
Dak. Ave
Tahsing
East Side Grocery
Montgomery Ward
Lampe Market
Standard Oil Company
Matlock
Hubgn Hide & Medal CO
Hhics
Kansas Ave
Eepey Ie
Dakota Finance
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