Market News Report Shows Steady to Weak Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City market notes for cattle hogs sheep show mixed week. Beef steers and yearlings weak to 23 lower. feeder stock steady to higher. Hogs slow and steady to weak with slight gains for light weights. sows down. Sheep and lambs steady to higher with bulk slaughter lambs 7.30 to 7.75. Direct hogs 8.10 to 8.25 for 180-250 lb range. overall tone modestly softer than prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Squx City
U. S. Dept. Agr
St. Paul
U. S
Grain Market Tone Is Strong Across Corn and Wheat
Minneapolis market reports a strong tone with active short covering and world demand pushing December wheat higher and corn futures climbing. Cash wheat offerings slim but demand solid. oats and flax show steady to good demand. livestock markets in Sioux Falls and St Paul show mixed to steady outcomes with hogs and cattle varying by grade.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Shifts Saturday
Chicago market report shows cattle and sheep mixed with overall steady to uneven changes from prior week. Cattle steady to lower in several classes, yearlings at 12.60 to 13.00 for better grades, fat lambs higher, northern and western origins leading gains, with overall week totals and direct shipments noted.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Montana
Idahos
Rillers
Renee
Duluth Cash Close Saturday Prices on Grains
Duluth markets close with mixed durum and wheat values as of November 22. Prices include No 1 amber durum at 75 76 per cent, No 4 amber durum 13 per cent, and flax around 1.66 to 1.96, with Minneapolis ranges for No 1 hard red springs and other grains.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Sioux City
ALY
Abe
Duluth
Cloge
Harr Springs
All Chem & Dye
Allis Chas
Am Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am &E Foe Pow
Am Interntl
Am Loce
Am Sm & Rig
Am Sug
AT & T
Am Tod
Anaconde
Armour
Me Atchison
Atl Ref
Balt & Ohio
Bendix
Beth Sa
Can Pac
Case (Ji
Cerro Do Pasco
Ches & O
M St P & Ppf
C & NW
CRI & P
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G & E
Cons Gas
Curtiseer
Drug Inc
Eastman
Westig Vo
Catat Crekpan Erie
Fox Film A
Freport-Tex SA
Gen EL
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Gold Dust
Homasake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Nick IM
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack the
X&t
Pullman
Radio
RXO & Reva Mand
Rap Hl
CUBS
Ask Close Bay
Sears Bank
Fe Pan
Gatiene
Huron Grain Market Report Notes Wheat and Durum Prices
The Huron grain market lists No 1 dark sorter wheat at 57 and No 1 gilded durum at 44. Prices reflect a concise snapshot of grain values in the regional trade.
Markets Report From Huron and Sioux Falls
Market notes from Huron and Sioux Falls show poultry and eggs pricing for heavy and light hens, leghorn springs, roosters, ducks, and geese, along with butterfat and egg quotes. Chicago and Minneapolis totals add butter, eggs, and potatoes, with prices and weights for No. 1 and No. 2 lots, plus flour and bran figures from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Switt & Co
Buck Brothers
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Stock Market Ends Mixed on Quiet Weekend Trading
New York stocks backed up modestly amid a quiet weekend, with many leaders losing a few points while Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck edged higher. The market showed little fresh impetus, with heavy closes in the overall session and a mixed slate of dividend news and industry hints shaping late moves.
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New York
1St
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
Howeer
North American
Columbia Gas
U.S. Steel
American Can
Chrysler
Goodyear
International Harvester
Chesapeake Corporation
National Biscuit
Gennecott
Radio and
Union Carbide
American Telephone
General Motors
Aly Reduction
Westinghouse Electric
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
A. M. Byers
Austrn
Case
Allied Chemical
Mitchell Trophy Race Draws Notables At Selfridge Field
SELFRIDGE FIELD MICH Nov 22 High officials and army notables gathered for the Mitchell trophy race an aviation event at Selfridge Field. Eighteen fliers from the first pursuit group prepared pursuit planes for a 4 p m start as thousands watched aerial formations and acrobatics prior to the main race. The trophy named for former Army Air Corps chief William E Mitchell is restricted to first pursuit group members from four squadrons stationed at Selfridge Field.
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Selfridge Field
Mt, Clemens
Mich
Army
Armyrs
William E. Mitchell
Army Air Corps
Sioux Falls Set for Annual South Dakota Teachers’ Meet
Sioux Falls readies for the annual South Dakota Educational Association convention opening tomorrow and running through Wednesday. Four thousand attendees were expected, though storms may reduce numbers. A. V. Hawkins and Judge Florence Allen headline Monday programs with Otis Caldwell, Frederick Hunter, William Cooper set for Tuesday. Richard Byrd and E. J. Giffen appear Wed, with department talks and round tables covering education’s breadth.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Educational Association
A. V. Hawkins
Lead
Asociation
Florence Allen
Ohio
Otis Caldwel
Columbia University
Frederick W. Hunter
Chancelor
Denver, University
William John Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
Richard Every
Byrd
E. J . Giffen
Farmers Discuss Pheasants at Beadle County Meeting
About 50 farmers attended a Beadle County Fish, Game and Protective Association session at the courthouse to review activities for the pheasant season opening December 1. President C. W. Olson said the meeting is routinely held before the season and suggested the group may endorse a candidate for the state fish and game commission vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Iowa Bank Bandit War Yields 14 Life Sentences
In Algona Iowa the state reports 14 life sentences and two deaths in its drive against bank bandits. Emory Brownfield and Lyle Barton, 19, Webster City youth, pleaded guilty to robbing the People's Savings bank at St Benedict on November 14, adding to a string of 21 bank robberies this year. Barton was arrested in La Crosse Wisconsin and Brownfield in Webster City. The two youths confessed after hours of questioning.
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Iowa
Algona. IA
Iown
Emory Brownfield
Lyle Barton
Webster City
People’s Savings Bank of
St. Benedict
Brownfield
Barton
la Crosse
Wis
People’s Sayings
Philadelphia Printer Found Shot To Death In Home
William F. Prophet, 48, a Philadelphia printer, was found shot to death in his home by his wife Clara Prophet. Police say she told them a robber slain by escaping from a bedroom window, with no sign of forced entry or escape trail observed by Detective Sergeant Charles Coyle.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam F. Prophet
Clara Prophet
Former Porter Dies Leaves Large Estate
New York news reports the death of Peter Quinn and notes his estate valued at 419673 net with 119086 cash, tracing his nickname Poor Peter to his early saloon work and stating the transfer tax appraisal figures. The item reflects obituary style, estate value, and cash on hand.
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Porter
New York
Peter
Peter Quinn
Huron Teachers To Attend S D E A Meet
Public school staff from Huron will travel to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota Educational Association gathering. The group includes Supt A J Lang and principals from both junior and senior high schools, with numerous teachers listed as attendees.
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Huron
South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Supt
A. J. Lang
Marie Grimes
Francis Tait
Laura Briscol
Delbert Reutter
Prin
George Bell
A.D. Shepersky
Prin. D. D. Dunbar
Palma Thomps
Catherine McKay
Nellie Carlson
Helen Buchanan
Lorrain Paulson
Clara Seton
Janet Snowden
Geneva Swenson
Wilson School
Eva Walker
Helen Feeney
M. Burchfield
Helen Joseph
Lucile Cope
Helen Dumphey
Mildred Vihstadt
Cleata Thorpe
McKinley School
Mae Jackson
Vernon Soreson
Estier Seter
Frank Coffey
Royal Crawley
Irene Chaplin
Ciara Mayer
Ida Stversen
Rural District Teachers Hold Session in Beadle Courthouse
About four rural school teachers from Huron area met in Beadle County Courthouse to discuss music instruction for chorus work. Mrs B B MacClaskey led community singing. Vernon McNabee and Marie May performed music. Thaine Lyman and Mildred sang. Paul Myers urged cooperation for a Santa Claus program on Third Street December 1 with reindeer Eskimos and dogs.
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Beadle County Court House
Huron
B. B. MacClaskey
Vernon McNabee
Logan Township
Marie May
Thaine Lyman
Mildred
Valley Township No. 1
Paul &. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Third Street
Grace Devries
Najlie M. Brusso
George G. Bell
Margaret Long
Mary Jane Styer
New Wikert-Tams Funeral Home Opens in Sioux Falls
Large crowds visit the Wikert-Tams Funeral Home as the new Tams building on Third Street near Illinois Avenue formally opens. Roses are presented to women touring the chapel display room and slumber rooms. Sioux Falls secretary to the Wikert-Tams firm, and Miller Funeral Home secretary, attends along with several local directors and friends of the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Funeral Home
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home
Tams
Third Street
Illinois Avenue
Leo Wikert
Faculty to Attend South Dakota Educational Association Meeting
A number of Huron college faculty plan to attend the South Dakota Educational association meeting in Sioux Falls next week. Those who have made arrangements to go include Marian Ayres, Dr. Helen Stafford, Dean H. A. Hill, Dr. L. B. Harmon, Prof. G. M. Wilcox, Prof. Hardin Van Deursen, Prof. Daniel Gage and Dr. Floyd Swertfeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Marian Ayres
Helen Stafford
H. A. Hill
Parish Supper At Grace Episcopal Discusses Church Problems
Grace Episcopal parish house overflowed for a free supper sponsored by A. F. Miller senior warden and three church guilds. A following meeting covered church problems with Frank Mlackness detailing church activities and several attendees pledging after a canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
A. F. Miller
Frank Mlackness
Blizzard Forces Man to Leave Car in West McLaughlin
H. H. Leonard, an insurance adjuster for the Fare Bureau, said he returned from McLaughlin after a three day blizzard. Roads were blocked with snow and drifts reached 16 feet in places, forcing him to abandon his car.
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H. H. Leonard
West Hoh
Leonard
Fare Bureau
McLaughlin
School Carnival Clears 138.96 for Playground Equipment
Miss Geneva Swenson, principal, reported that Wilson school carnival cleared 138.96 last night with gross receipts over 150. Expenses were light and donations limited as funds will buy playground equipment.
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Geneva Swenson
Sewage System Workers Paid Weekly In City Notice
An announcement states that workers on the sewage disposal plant project will receive paychecks every Saturday. M L Tobin notes the weekly schedule and aims to clarify payment timing for the workforce.
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M.L. Tobin
Dwight Danbury Is First Miller Eagle
Dwight Danbury became the Miller troop first to attain the Eagle Scout rank as the Miller Court of Honor promoted him at a Friday meeting. Leslie Lewis Chester Rudd and Roger Stensland achieved First Class ranks. Neil Stone advanced to Tenderfoot class. Admiral Byrd will present badges at the Sioux Falls Court of Honor on November 26. Charles Rudd leads the troop with Fred C. Eggers present from Huron.
Blue Ribbon Calf Club Holds Meeting
The Hiue Hiltoon dairy calf club met at the Boyd Miller home in Whiteside township. Members completed record books and elected officers for the coming year. County agent R. A. Cave reported elected officers: President Richard Peterson, Vice President Gertrude Galbraith, Secretary Treasurer Howard Boeke. Marvin White was chosen as a delegate to the Brookings short course December 21 31. Robert Peterson and Carl Boeke demonstrated calf feeding.
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Hiue Hiltoon Dairy
Boyd Miller
Whiteside Township
Pigot
R. A. Cave
Richard Peterson
Gertrude Gal-braith
Howard Boeke
Marvin White
Brookings
Robert Peterson
Carl Boeke
Elks Lodge Sets Date for Turkey Trot Charity Run
The Huron Elks social welfare committee will hold its annual Turkey Trot on Thursday evening December 11. Funds raised support the lodge’s Christmas baskets for the poor, with cooperation from the Associated Charities under general chairman Clyde R. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Huron Elks Lodge
Elks Committee
Associated Charities
Clyde R. Smith
Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Plains And Mountains
Wire and power officials in South Dakota estimated damage from the storm at 250000 to 500000 dollars as the worst November snowfall in North Dakota in 22 years. Over 5000 poles were toppled, temperatures fell, and the Great Lakes region bore the cold snap. In Denver and surrounding states at least ten deaths occurred. trains ran late while snow drifts closed highways in Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, and New Mexico. Snow blocked roads at Mandan North Dakota marooning forty people in a cabin for nearly a day before rescue. In central South Dakota snow plows cleared roads east of the Missouri River, with some routes remaining difficult near Aberdeen. Mitchell reported a freeze as low as 28 degrees. Wire communication to eastern points was expected to resume.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Middlewest
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Howard Rhodes
Lamar
Colo
John Evans
Colorado Springs
Moses Salsgrom
Gallup
N. M
Mandan
N. D
Here
Pierre Plerre
State Highway Commission
Missouri River
Aberdeen
Pierre
Vivian
Stanley County
Pierre Territory
Red Cross enrollment extended in Beadle County
The Beadle County chapter of the American Red Cross will extend its enrollment into next week. Chairman Mrs. C. A. Lafferty said the drive remains active as workers continue to enroll employees and firms. Total receipts reached $906.60 toward a $920 goal with 20 more Huron firms achieving 100 percent participation. Nine families reached 10 percent enrollment, including J P Walsh and George Heffner.
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Beadle County
American Red Cross
Mra
Huron
Wals
Undertaking Company
Palace Berber Shop
Service Shoe
Wheeler Drug Store
Willard Battery
Nekoi ‘Construction Company
Brown Service
Basket Grocery
Armstrong Furniture Store
Durey Grocery
Chase
Auto Supply Company
T. J. Harvey Company
Tredway and Liem
A. E. Ganshert Harness Company
Geyermans Store
Keepp Clothing Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mellvaing Agency
Jack Knabe Typewriter Company
J P. Walsh
George Heffner
C. E. Gaushert
Jack Knebe
E. P. Gordon
C. W. Gu
Dr Laurence Betts Joins Local Clinic
Dr Laurence Betts returns from Kansas City and Los Angeles to join the Betts Osteopathic clinic. A Huron College graduate class of 1925, he earned a Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery degree in 1929 with internship at Lakeside Hospital. He studied ENT in Los Angeles and plans an office with Drs C S and L H Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence S. Betts
Kansas City
J. Gordon Betts
Los Angeles
Calif
Betts
Huron College
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Lakeside Hospital
George 4. Conley
Special Services Observe Lutheran Church Anniversary
To mark the fourth anniversary of the American Lutheran church dedication, special services are planned. The Rev H A Gakdale of Water town preaches the anniversary sermon, with choir selections and a duet by Miss Geneva Swenson and Mrs Merrill Coursey. Mrs N P Whiting plays. Evening service features Rev A Elmer Mot of Aberdeen as speaker, plus choir selection and a vocal solo by Harold Reckseer.
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H. A. Gakdale
Watertown
Geneva Swenson
Merrill Coursey
N. P. Whiting
A. Elmer Mot
Aberdeen
Hiarold Reckseer
Nelson Baby Dies at Three Weeks Old in Oregon City
Beverly Jean Nelson, the three week old twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nelson of 1065 Utah Avenue Southeast, died last night. Funeral services were held at Kinyon's chapel at 3 30 this afternoon conducted by Rev. F. E. Lechridge. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Surviving are the parents, the twin brother Bannis Jr, and two brothers and a sister Kenneth Wil- Yat, Jack Lavere and Mary Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Beverly Jean Nelson
Mer
Clark Nelsony
Utah Avenue Southeast
Kinyon’s Chapel
F. E. Lechridge
Riverside Cemetery
Bennis, Jr
Kenneth Wil- Yat
Jack Lavere
Mary Elizabeth
Mrs Daley to be Buried in Cavour
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Typely will be conducted by Rev Father Walsh at St Patrick's Church in Cavour. She died yesterday at her home. The funeral will be at 10 o'clock Monday with burial in the Cavour cemetery beside James Daley who died in 1826.
Betty Mae Hay Dies at One Month Old in Home
Betty Mae Hay infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hay of 1337 Kansas avenue southeast died at home early today aged one month and 13 days. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Betty Mae Hay
Henry Hay
Kansas Avenue Southeast
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Eine
Sioux Fells
Bois & New
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Asizenss Lys
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Frank G. Shattuck
Mitchell
Sheriff's Office
A. L. Lewis
B. E. Tsing
Marie Smith
Gre Department
C. N. Hall
Fifth Street
St Oil Car
St Oij
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim R Big
Union Card
United Aire
Unit Frult
US Ind
Alec
US Steel
Vanadium
Wabash
Warn Pict
W Union
Elec
Willye- Ov
Dwight Danbury
Miller Eagle
Blue Ribbon Calf Club
Joe Norton
Deming
James Tilford
Roosevelt School
Fort Apache
Arizona
Eck
Litchell
Bens
Marth
Red Cross
Laurence Betts
Sheldon F. Reese
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