Market News Swine and Cattle Prices Steady
Armour Stock Yards to close Nov 30 with all stock yarded and bought on Friday’s market. Sioux City and Broux City Livestock report salable cattle 1,400 and calves 7 hundred, hogs 4,500 with 5 to 10 cent gains for butchers, sheep steady to strong, cows and stockers varied, feeder pigs scarce, fat lambs improving, heavy cattle values around 9.50 to 10.25 for the better stock.
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Armour
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Broux City
Sioux City
D. A
Catile
Breare
Fong
Avon
Cannes
Eascre
Bologna
Sioux Falls
Markets Shut Down In Observance Of Thanksgiving
Markets in New York Chicago Kansas City and St Louis closed for Thanksgiving observance a week early with grain and cotton exchanges darkened and naval stores suspended in Savannah and Jacksonville. Minnesota allowed trading in grains at Duluth and Minneapolis while Winnipeg and other European markets operated normally.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Origans
Savanah
Jacksonville
Minnesota
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Boston
Market Prices From Huron and Sioux Falls Produce Markets
Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets report poultry prices by weight, eggs and butter prices, with Huron grain quotes for wheat and barley. Grain prices cover No 1 dark northern wheat and durum, while eggs and butter reflect case and loose quantities alongside regional dairy pricing.
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Sioux City
Huron
Livestock Prices Report From St Paul on Thursday
St Paul market chatter shows cattle numbers at 2406 salable with steady trend overall. Calves 1400, hogs 9500, sheep 4800. Dairy cows steady with best demand for good weights. bulls and feeders mixed, ranges noted for cows and slaughter lambs.
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St. Paul
South St, Paul
U.S. MN. S
Kuhn Denounces Golden Angel in Embezzlement Trial
New York November 23 Fritz Kuhn faced the witness stand as his larceny trial continued with Florence Camp, once called the golden angel of his Bund directorate, recalled for rebuttal. Kuhn admitted misstatements about divorcing his wife and claimed his relationship with Camp was only friendly while prosecutors argued funds were misused to move her furniture. The session adjourned for the day and will resume tomorrow.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Florence Camp
Bundfuehrer
Bundsfuehrer
Kuhn
Herman McCarthy
One Man Perishes as Fire Destroys Des Moines Hangar
Des Moines Iowa November 23 a municipal airport hangar was destroyed by fire killing Martin Barnes a WPA worker and critically injuring two others. Nineteen airplanes valued at seventy thousand dollars burned and the city put losses at one hundred four thousand dollars for the building planes and equipment. Firemen suspected an explosion near the welding area caused the blaze.
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Des Moines
Martin Barnes
WPA
Herth
Refugee Children Return From England to Spain
The government informed the House of Lords that 3000 Basque refugee children brought to England during the Spanish civil war have been returned. Of the remaining 1000, half await transport while the others stay in England due to lack of homes.
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Spain
London
Navy
House of Lords
England
Allied Warships Hunt Nazi Raiders Off Atlantic
A British aircraft carrier, a British cruiser, and a French cruiser were reported operating in mid‑Atlantic near the equator, believed to be hunting German raiders as passengers arriving in Boston described the scene. Ambassador Davies plans to sail from Genoa December 3 for Washington talks on Belgian trade negations. Swiss police raided the Neue Basler Zeitung offices in Basel seizing documents, while Mussolini summoned the Grand Council in Rome to discuss the international situation and internal issues.
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Boston
mid-Atlantic
Equator
American Motors
Davis
Genoa
Brussels
Joseph E. Davies
United States
Italy
Rex
Washington
IR ‘Raed
Switzerland
Basel
Neue Basler Zeitung
Germany
Europeans Find Reasons To Be Thankful Amid War Thoughts
Dewitt Mackenzie notes Thanksgiving reflections on Europe with Chamberlain Mussolini Daladier Stalin. He cites Chamberlain cheerful on gout and Commons access, Mussolini content as axis stability holds, Hitler progress with no forced showdown, Daladier spared invasion, Stalin praised for wartime gains and eastern plums.
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MacKenzie
Chamberlain
Hitler
Daladier
Mussolini
Stalin
Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
America
Big Pond
Ainister Chamberlain
Heing
House of Commons
Germany
England
Berlin
Rome
Hiller
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Herr Hitler
Uehrer
British planes sweep German raiders and mines
Planes over the Thames estuary dropped magnetic and high explosive mines by parachute. The destroyer Gipsy was beached after hitting a mine with 40 crew missing and 21 injured. German planes were shot down at sea and others driven off as British and French forces claim eight German planes destroyed on the Western Front.
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Fuehrer
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Cal
Walther von Brauchitsch
Army
Erich Raeder
Navy
Wilhelm Keitel
Armed Forces
France
Great Britain
DNB
English Channel
Thames
Admiralty
Gipsy
Britain
John Simon
Exchequer
Woman Dies After Setting Herself Alight in Torch
SIOUX FALLS, Nov 23. Mrs. Charles Carter, 28, of Sioux Falls, died in a hospital from burns after disrobing at her father’s home, smearing her body with turpentine, and setting it alight with a match. A sister, Pearl Neuberger, was burned trying to extinguish the blaze. Funeral services are planned Friday. Her parents say she had mental illness since the birth of a son two months ago. Born Eva Mayme Neuberger, she is survived by her husband and two sons, Richard, 7, and the baby Charles.
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Sioux Falls
Charles Carter
Bternen
Carl £. Swan- San
Mes
Carter
Pearl Neuberger
Charles
Eva Mayme Neuberger
Barcroft and Whittierade
Richard
Chartes
Fear Hundreds Dead In Turkey Quakes
Hundreds feared dead as violent earthquakes hit Anatolia Turkey over a 24 hour period. Villages reported destroyed in western and eastern regions, with top casualties near Exzingen. Weather worsened conditions for hundreds of homeless survivors.
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Turkey
Anakara
Anatolia
Exzingen
H and H Roadhouse Break-In Reported Again
Marauders gained entrance by jimmying the front door at the H and H Roadhouse, 2104 Dakota Avenue South, taking about $20 in cash and cigarets valued at $20. Police were notified Wednesday afternoon by Harlan Glazier, the operator. This marks the second break-in at the venue within two weeks.
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Isle
Dakota Avenue
South
Harlan Glazier
H & Hi
Relief funds ease in Cleveland aid plan News
Cleveland relief officials report about 300000 dollars from surplus utility excise taxes. The money should cover half the cost of caring for 60000 relief families through year’s start. City feared relief shutdown until state approval arrived. In hospitals, list of admitions and dismissals included local residents and staff.
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Cleveland
Frank G. Jones
Here Is Lineup For Thanksgiving Here Is Lineup For Thanksgiving
Washington lists the schedule for two Thanksgivings with states observing dates on November 23rd and November 30th. Several states appear on both lists, including Colorado and Mississippi, while many others are assigned to one date or the other.
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Washington
Texas
Colorado
Missisippi
California
Delware
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
Louisana
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvana
South Carolina
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Wyoming
Mississippi
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Connecticut
Florida
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Vermont
Wisconsin
Grange Seeks Labor Union Accountability at Convention
The National Grange adopted a resolution calling on labor organizations to be individually and collectively responsible for their acts. Delegates from across the nation, numbering over 800,000 farmers, approved the measure at the 71st annual convention in Peoria. The body also condemned discriminatory tax regulation and urged tougher antitrust enforcement to prevent burdens on farmers.
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Peoria
National Grange
Grange
Game Commission To Discuss 1939 Hunting Season
Pierre opens a two day meeting to set migratory waterfowl season dates for 1939 and review the Lake Andes watershed conservation project costing 130,009 dollars. Burnie Maurek, regional Biological Survey director, will attend with Brad Jers and W. Sirson. Frank Van Kent, WPA director, consults on the project.
Fall Work For Farm In Huron At Woonsocket Home
Thirty eight neighbors gathered at Ray Kline of Woonsocket to do fall work. They husked corn, thrashed Milo, and stacked cane. Women provided a noon dinner. Kline had been in Huron hospital two months for blond infection as the group expressed gratitude for kindness.
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Huron
Ray Kline
Woonsocket
Milo
Kline
Huron Hospital
Final Tiger Play Rehearsal Tonight at Senior High
Final dress rehearsal for Life Begins at 16 written by Hilda Manning. Properties and lighting will be used. The play's presentation follows tomorrow night at 8 at the Senior High School auditorium.
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Hilda Manning
Four Grocery Firms Form Federated Group for Mutual Benefit
Four Huron grocery stores announce creation of a federated organization aimed at mutual benefit for dealers and consumers. Members include Northside Grocery Fifth and Dakota North Square Deal Grocery Third and Utah Southeast Manolis Grocery 47 Third Street Southwest and Skezas Grocery Third and Colorado Southwest.
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Huron
Deal
Northside Grocery
Dakota
Square Deal
Third
Utah
Manolis Grocery
Third Street
Skezas
Colorado
Briefs recount crime and a fatal train wreck near North Chicago
Two young robbers seized a shopkeeper and took $1000 in receipts after forcing him to drive to a mountain road. In North Chicago a Northwestern University train crash killed Engineer Harry M. Anderson but 13 passengers escaped unharmed as the eight car train derailed and blocked tracks.
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Robbare
Chicago
Harry M. Anderson
Northwestern University
Anderson
Senator Capper Critiques Trade Pacts Amid Debate
Washington reports show Senator Capper and several Democrats opposing a broad trade pact stance. He argues the plan favors industry over agriculture and could undermine reciprocal measures. Notes on authority expirations and votes reflect a deeply partisan clash amid evolving discussions with Argentina and European trade impacts.
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Washington
New
Capper
Repuiglic
Ronit Democratic
I Jens
CIO
Venezuela
Heedder
Stam
Soson
Californ
Finy
Johnson
United States
Change Control Office
Boying Aires
Argentina
United Sta
Fuse
Miner A Carter Dies in Wessington Hospital at 52
Miner A Carter of Wessington died last evening in a Huron hospital around 10 30 pm after a brief illness. Born May 4 1887 near Lake Byron Beadle County he was 52 years 6 months and 1 day old. He married Mima Hickle November 25 1915. Surviving are widow three children Clifford Strandburg Willie and Burton at home four brothers Raymond Viola Ida Bernard Goodus D Maynard Ogame Minn and two sisters Elsie Sammeng Lake Park Minn Anna Ellis Fairburn S D. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 30 pm in the Community Church Wessington with Rev C D Seitz. Burial in Wessington cemetery.
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Siuter
Mines A. Carter
Wessington
Huron
Mr. Carter
Lake ‘Byron
Beadle County
Mima Hickle
Wessingwn
Clifford
Strandug
S. D
Willie
Burton
Raymond
Viola
Ida
Bernard
Goodusi
Maynard
Ogame
Minn
Lof Fosstan
Elsie Sammeng
Lake Parks Minn
Anna Eilis
Fairsburn
5. D
C. D. Seitz
Regular VFW Meeting Tonight at Veterans Hall Pace
Forrest McMuhen Post No 2770 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting in Veterans Hall Pace tonight. Commander Orville J Cronk urges full attendance as topics of special interest to the VFW will be discussed. Mess Sergeant George Nelson will serve lunch after the business session.
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V.E.W
Forrest McMuhen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Hall
Pace
Underwood
Vv. Flw
Orville J
Signal Shop Wins Contract for City Holiday Decorations
Chick Talcott operator of the Signal Sign Shop won the city contract to install holiday decorations in the business district. Work must be completed by the evening of November 29. Decorations will be placed along Dakota Avenue, Third Street, Wisconsin Avenue, and Fourth Street between specified cross streets.
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Chick Talcott
Signal
Gene Denhing
Chamber of Commerce
Dakota Avenue
Market Road
Fifth Street
Third Street
Hliseis
Town Avenues
Wisconsin Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Dakota
Wisconsin Avenues
For Sale and Auction Notices Tangle in One List
Too Late To Classify Too Late To Classify For Sale Registered Hampshire boats Harold Deckow Artesian 15 South 3 east of Cavour 1828 Pontiac sedan looks good and runs good 729 Arizona For Rent December 1 modern home close in Inquire rear door 580 Beach S EL Auction Saturday 7 oclock on Market Road Stuart auctioneer Phone 3931 Wanted To Buy Fence types picked wire or sow fence Phone 5147
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Hampshire Boats
Harold Deckow
Artesian
Cavour
Arizona
Ge SE
580
Beach
S. EL
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