Market News Swine Market Steady to Strong at Armour Yard
Hog prices ranged steady to strong with top quotes near 5.20 while receipts reached about 1,200. Cattle and calf volumes at 500 and 1,000 respectively showed little change. market open all day on Nov 23 and closed on Nov 30 with stock moved to Friday’s market. Sioux City livestock report notes 2,800 salable cattle and 100 calves, with mixed demand for steers, yearlings, and cows. highs around 10.25 for yearlings and 9.00 for heifers, 5.00 to 5.75 for cows, and pigs around 5.00 to 5.50 with variable feeder activity.
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Wheat and grain prices in Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Traders watched wheat slip from gains after opening higher as reports of poor Argentine yields influenced sentiment. December futures flirted with 89 1/2 cents, then eased. Minneapolis quotes showed mixed corn and oats, with premiums for certain protein grades and hard Montana winter varieties reflecting ongoing supply concerns.
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Argentine Belt
Markets At Glance Slow Bonds Rise Mixed Trade
New York markets show bonds steady to higher with mixed government moves. Cotton and sugar uneven, wheat firm on Argentine crop damage, corn steady, cattle firm, hogs down 5 to 15 cents with top around 5.90. Futures prices for Refrigerator Standards listed for November delivery.
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Jegdera
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Test Is Renamed In Farm Bureau For 1th Year
Sioux Falls reports Frederick Test was re elected president of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation at the convention. He started his seventh year as head after first taking the post in 1929. Martin Swedling was elected vice president, replacing O S Thompson who declined another term. Mrs Eugene Swenson was re elected woman member on the executive committee.
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N. B. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Federaton
Martin B. Swedling
Beresford
O.S. Thompson
Baltic
Eugene Swenson
Brandon
Test
Organiza
Toy Show Line Up Delights Children Saturday Night
Willam Reaves Legion post and Minnesota Amusement Company present a three act toy show at the Huron Theatre with headliner Charles Sterrett Western "In Early Arizona" and The Three Stooges short "Violent Is The Word For Curly" plus a color cartoon "Midnight Frolic" all by Columbia Pictures. Admission requires one used toy for Christmas charity. Toys go to 433 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest for repair and distribution. Percy Phillips heads the Legion toy committee aiding theatre staff and volunteers.
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Willam Reaves
James H. Eshelman
Minnesota Amusement Company
Huron
Charles Sterrett
Arizona
Three Stooges
Violent
Curly
Columbia Picture Corporation
Legion
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Legion Post
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Legion Toy Committee
Percy Phillips
Kuhn case lurches as judge questions proof beyond doubt
The trial recounts errors in fixing the amount stolen by bond figure Kuhn and a judge’s impatience with the prosecution. The defense shapes plans for a large combined business and social event, with committee duties outlined by club president G W Chitty.
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Allegos
G. W. Chitty
Chitty
State To Reopen Care Case With Three More Witnesses
A young prosecutor signaled the state would reopen its case after resting last week. He said three more witnesses would testify with evidence he called indisputable. The defense noted a contradiction by lawyer James DP C Murray and a prosecution witness who claimed never to revive $560. Two Lund defense witnesses disputed this.
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Kuhn
Lund
Hog Market Slips to New Low as Cattle Hold Steady
Chicago buyers report hog prices dipping to a five year low with most cuts 15 to 30 cents below Mendlay's average. Yearling hogs and feeder cattle mixed, strong demand for strictly good and choice yearlings. Sheep and fat lambs show uneven gains while sows and bulls trade steady to lower.
St Paul Livestock Market Report Tuesday Nov 21
Cattle salable about 2900 with arrivals steady to ease, steers and heifers priced around 7.50 to 9.75 per cwt, bulls 5.25 to 6.00, stockers scarce. Calves 2400, dealers steady, good to choice 9.00. Hogs 10000, bids opening with limited sales, barrows and gilts weak about 5.55 to 6.75, sows active. Sheep 5000, fat lambs steady to higher, ewes steady, native feeders 7.00 to 7.50, cows mostly 45 to 60.
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St. Paul
South
St, Paul
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Sioux Falls and Sioux City Produce Prices Report
Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets list poultry hens leghorn springs ducks and geese with varied weights and price levels. eggs butter and other dairy items noted. Chicago prices show steady butter eggs and live poultry across the region for Nov 21 with turkeys firm and hens around 24 cents per lb.
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Sioux x City
Sioux City
Chicago
New York Produce Prices Mixed On Butter Cheese And Poultry
New York market notes show butter at 1 044 643 pounds steady with creamery higher. cheese steady to firm at 572 931. eggs mixed with fancy to extra fancy at 30 percent and standards 30. dressed poultry weak with terms on chickens and turkeys. live poultry weights steady by express central market.
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New York
Stock Market Drifts as Early Rally Fails
New York stocks opened weak and lingered in a narrow range with small early gains erased. Trading around 600,000 shares, prices moved little by the close as declines predominated and speculative sentiment remained chilly.
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Ees
New York
Iac É
New York and Minneapolis bank stock roundup
Bank stocks including First Bank, North Western, and Union bonds show mixed quotes. Treasury notes at 4 percent with various bid and close figures noted. Homeowners line items and small cap bonds appear in scattered prices across the provided wire text.
Dr Pickett to Speak at Church of Christ
Dr C L Pickett medical missionary to the Philippine Islands for 32 years will be guest speaker at a special service in the Church of Christ Sixth and Greon Thursday 730 pm. The public is invited especially students studying the islands.
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Church of Christ
C. L Pickett
Philippine Islands
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Budget deficits and relief spending cuts draft
Budget talks project a deficit between 8 and 4 billion next year as costs rise and revenue estimates shift. Defense spending climbs toward 2 billion, while public works and other areas face cuts of up to 50 million, with relief aid and farm programs under pressure amid possible shifts in spending. Local notices include fines for a motor vehicle for hire case and a list of decapitation punishments in Silesia.
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Anny
Navy
Beca
Pethans
PWA
White House
Titt And Walton Attend Conference Of College Officials
Dean Herbert G. Titt and Ralph Walton of Huron College attended the South Dakota deans and registrars meeting in Aberdeen. Titt spoke on improving underperforming students while Campton and Smith discussed Scholastic Aptitude Tests. Pardie led a session on better teaching in high schools and colleges. Doner reported on an accrediting conference and a five member committee was formed to explore statewide senior testing.
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Ralph Walton
Huron College
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Titt
R. K. Campton
South Dakota State College
M. D. Smith
Dakota Wesleyan University
Arthur M. Pardie
University of South Dakota
British War News On East Coast Air Raid And Shipping Losses
Reports detail RAF engagement over the east coast with heavy anti aircraft fire near Kent and orcney islands. Trawlers Mastiff and Sea Sweeper sunk or damaged. several crew missing or rescued as Germany intensifies mining and naval actions off Irish coast and Spanish west coast.
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Exchange Telegraph
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Berlin
Reuters
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Angola
Portuguese West Africa
British Food Ministry
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United States
Assessment Rolls Approved In City Pavement Plan
City commissioners approved assessment rolls for Lys city 53-block pavement work by Summit Construction Co and authorized the city manager to gather details for another street surfacing program next summer. Residents face charges varying up to 1.50 per running foot for pavement installed this year. A request from the Recreation Center sought a change to permit Sunday bowling, and the commission discussed adjusting the per city ordinance.
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Pitajers
Sheei Commission
Don I. Sus
Pegardin
Summit Construction
Rapid City
Booth & Son Company
Sioux City
Toyerty
Burial Rites Held For Charles Giesel
Burial rites were conducted Monday afternoon at the Methodist Church for Charles Giesel 3 aged resident of Highmore who died November 18 after a stroke. Born in Mecklenbure Germany November 23 1862 he immigrated to the United States as a youth. He married Emma Griese January 15 1904 and lived in Sac County Iowa later moving to Highmore. Surviving children include Mrs John Geilit Mrs Walter Kuspen and Serberg Giesel along with a brother Walter Giesel of Spirit Lake Iowa. Burial took place at Lakefield Minnesota.
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Highmore
Methodist
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Giesel
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Mion
Mecklenbure
Germany
America
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Biss Emma Griese
Dora
John Geiltil
St. Paw
Minn
Walter Kuspen
Minnsind Serberg Giesel
Alee
Walter Giesel
Spirit Laxe
Iowa
Rites At Highmore For Bernard Flynnn
Funeral services for Bernard Flynn were held at St Marys Catholic Church in Highmore this morning. The former Plankinton resident died in Hot Springs hospital after an appendectomy, with heart complications listed as the cause. Flynn, an office worker in Hot Springs, had lived there with his wife for three years since their marriage. Mrs. Flynn was Muriel OBrien, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Harry OBrien of Highmore. Burial followed at Highmore.
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Tsgeriall
Berard Flynn
St Mary's Catholic Church
Plankinton
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Hot Springs Fis
Richard Moody 78 Died In Cavour Area
Richard Robert Moody, 78, died yesterday afternoon at his home four miles west of Cavour. Born in Seymour Wisconsin November 8 1861 he married Fanny Huntington in Mineral Point in 1905. Surviving are his widow five children eight grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Funeral will be at Kinyon Chapel with burial in Riverside Cemetery. The body lies in state at the home Wednesday evening.
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Robert Winody
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Shullsburg
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Lead Rowe
Shuilsburg
Mitte
John Hillery
Dave Ungton
Min
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Kinyon Chapel
de CE. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Frank Meyer
A. D. Randall
John Darian
L. A. Birchgood
Frank Haya
August Micheel
Milliz An
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