Armour hog market falls on lower receipts Monday
Armour stock yards in Huron reported 600 hogs sold as prices slipped 19 to 20 cents. cattle and calves steady while sheep gained up to 25 cents lifting top to 5.75. Detailed cattle, veal, sheep and hog price ranges listed for various weights and categories. Chicago market also noted with hogs heavy weights steady to slightly down and cattle and sheep activity described.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Armour
Ted
Markets steady as holiday demand looms in Midwest livestock
Chicago markets were steady across poultry and livestock with heavy hogs near 6.00 and feeders up to 25 cents higher while lighter butchers fell 10 to 25 cents. Cattle trade was slow with midweight steers steady to weak and vealers firm, as lambs showed strong undertone and fat lambs held firm to higher. Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports mirrored mixed demand with hogs mostly steady and cattle softer amid abundant supply.
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Chicago
U. S
T.W
Sioux City
Josdots
Harry L Helman
Marks Laser and Co
Grain Close Falls Sharply After Opening Rally
Grain futures turned lower after an initial firm start as rains in the winter wheat belt and light demand spurred liquidation. December wheat closed lower, with May and July contracts down about 1 percent, while cash wheat receipts remained light and other grains bucked trends in limited trading at Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth Futures and New York Produce Market Notes
Prices and grades for diverse grains and dairy items are listed with multiple amber durum and red durum lots in Duluth. New York Butter, creamery, and other dairy values drift higher while other food items show varied quotes and quality indicators.
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New York
Seeanerage
Mnor Stili
Markets Hide and Wool and Hide Company Prices
Market notes from Neesa Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co. list cured hides by grade and price, with bull hides and horse hide values, plus tallow and pelts. Chicago potatoes and Sioux City Sioux Falls and Chicago poultry and butter trends follow, showing on track and per cwt prices, weekly shipments, and mixed demand.
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Neesa & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Huron
Chicago
UF U
D. A
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Washington
Colorado McClures
Loftus Ward Announces Music Event Entrance Rules
Loftus Ward announced that doors will close during musical numbers and reopen between them to allow seating. The general mission of the IDEA will begin as scheduled.
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Mession
Loftus Ward
Stock Market Moves Forward Amid Utilities Rally
New York November 25 The stock market advanced again on its slow recovery path with broad trading. Utilities led gains as American Telephone topped 110 after a recent dip, while other sectors like rail bonds and steel shares posted modest increases. Volume rose to 1,411,020 shares and the Standard Statistics average climbed to 75, closing higher for the fourth straight session.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Moore
North American
American Iron & Steel Institute
United States
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Rolling Mills
Republic Steel
National Steel
RFC
Atlantic Coast Line
Brooklyn
Manhattan—Transit
Air Reduction
Brooklyn Union Gas
Coca Cola
Curtiss Purpreferred
Hershey-Myers
Spiegel- May- Sternere
Standard Statistics Co
Vivian Valstorff Honored By Deans
Vivian Valstorff of State college was elected president of the South Dakota Association of Deans of Women at the annual meeting. She succeeds Dean Alice Leech of Southern State Normal Anna Keaton. Dakota Wesleyan named vice president, Verda Arnold secretary-treasurer. A committee to study high school dormitory rules was formed with Clara Swain Yeokton college Eva Glassbrook University of South Dakota and Verda Arnold among others.
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Vivian Valstorff
Vivian
Valstorff
State College
South Dakota Association of Dens of Women
Alice Leech
Southern State Normal
Anna Keaton
Dakota Wesleyan
Verda Arnold
Advler
Flandreau Indian School
Clara Swain
Yeokton College
Eva Glassbrook
University of South Dakota
Dore Knudtson
Madison High School
Alice
Resignation Shocker Hits Reveille Over Censorship Clash
At Louisiana State University Baton Rouge the Reveille editor Jesse H Cutter and business manager resigned after a faculty censorship dispute tied to criticising Senator Huey P Long. President James M Smith mediated a conference that led to the walkout as student editors complained of campus censorship and pressure.
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Huey Long
Baton Rouge
Reveille
Louisiana
State Universe
Huey P. Long
Jesse H. Cutter
Kentwood
Hla
Mid
James M. Smith
Clasue
Long
Biz
Abe Mick- Pe
Dresses Shipped By Air For Convention To Huron
A J C Penney store in Huron announces a dress shipment by air to showcase at a convention. Two airplanes depart daily from Huron with morning and afternoon flights, inviting teachers to view the display and use the speedy mail service.
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New York
Huron
Jenney Company
Tor
SDEA
Fat- Roy
Ye Miller
Tocal J.te. Penney
Epoedy Aly Mall
Biter
Touth
Jeantia
Slater
Tests Too Tough For U S Workers In Treasury Exams
Washington November 26 The District of Columbia Supreme Court refused a temporary injunction to stop Secretary Morgenthau from firing about 200 Treasury employees due December 1 who failed or refused to take a competitive exam. The case centers on a broader test of 6,746 applicants with only 264 passing. the article lists sample questions illustrating the study challenges and the concept of the so called horse sense test.
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Washington
SM Treasury
Alfred A. Wheat
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Morgenthau
Law of Congress
Students in Dorms Show Higher Grades
Children in FERA dormitories in Woonsocket outperform peers by six points in grades, according to Supt BR Crosswalt. R A Borah of St Lawrence outlined simple programs for extracurricular activity guidance. Vincent Linn of Alpena spoke on guidance plans for small and large high schools. Spencer Shaw of Gayville discussed consequences of poor guidance. New officers elected: Wade of Banerd president, Codington of Tulare vice president, Mikelsen of Estelline secretary.
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FERA
BR. W. Crosswalt
Woonsocket
Consolidated
R. A. Borah
St. Lawrence
Vincent Linn
Alpena
Spencer Shaw
Gayville
M. F. Codington
Tulare
Library pamphlets exhibit in Huron high school
Esten Hatfield of Huron prepared a display of pamphlets and a compiled collection of free and inexpensive materials to aid the state course of study. A complete list with company addresses is free to interested teachers, under supervision of the South Dakota Library Association at the Huron High School building.
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Library Group
Esten Hatfield
Huron
South Dakota Library ‘Association
Huron High School
Helen Noteboom
Educator Roles Highlighted In South Dakota Meeting
Dr. Martin urged shifting focus from transferring curriculum to developing the student self through social stimuli. W P Beard noted South Dakota education’s national recognition. Andrew Sundstrom won the Future Farmers of America presidency, while Huron High School showcased music by Helen Buchahan and duo by Shober and Smith.
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Martin
Steel
W. P. Beard
Gate Department ‘of Education
South Dakota
Andrew Sundstrom
Lennox
Future Stone of America
Huron High School
Helen Buchahan
Plang
Besse Stackpole Shober
Elimor ‘Smith
C. W. Pugsley
SDEA
State
Department of Instruction
PTA Banquet Today Amid Uncertain Location
A PTA banquet is scheduled for today with plans to be held at a local venue, but the exact site remains unclear due to last minute changes and conflicting notes. Organizers urge attendees to verify the location before departure.
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PTA
Pushy
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like a Local Lore Snippet
A garbled OCR line appears to include scattered fragments likely from a historical page. The readable portion hints at a local or archival note but lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to confirm an exact subject.
Serpent Turns Out To Be Ordinary Shark In BC
In Nanaimo British Columbia a sea serpent was identified as a basking shark by Dr. A W Clemens director of the local biological station. The shark specimen from Henry Island near Prince Rupert measures up to 36 feet long with a four foot girth. The find followed reports of lake serpent sightings in the area tied to a fisherman cascar by H Sundstrorn.
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Nanimo
British Columbia
Clemens
Neal Carter
Prince Rupert
Ceterhinus Maximax
Clermene
Well Known Potter Resident Drops Dead
Samuel Blakely a longtime Potter county figure died suddenly at the Gettysburg courthouse Saturday. Born in Ossett England he came to the U S as a young man and lived on a Potter county farm before moving to Gettysburg where he built a business and served as county judge sheriff and justice of the peace. He married twice and had a daughter sister and brother among relatives. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday.
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Geitysburg
Samuel Blakely
Potter County
Court House
Satunday
Blakeley
Osgue
Yorkshire
England
United States
Gettysburg
Coupes
Abraham Lee
Ethel Garfield
la Plamte
Masonic
Odi Fellows
Workman Lodge
L. R. Whitherow
San Carlos
Calif
John
Chicago
Husband shoots priest and wife in hotel room
Steinmetz claimed he bought a pistol in Arizona and, after drinking with priest and wife, followed them to the priest's room. He seized the pistol from the priest, fired at both victims, and then lost memory. Bodies were found partly clothed by the medical examiner.
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Steinmetz
Arizona
Price
Mitchell Wreaths Huron For Convention Hosting Excellence
Ceri L Rolston secretary of the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce and convention committee chair congratulates Huron and its Chamber of Commerce and schools for hosting South Dakota's largest convention with sincere praise. Mitchell welcomed the IDEA convention and notes Huron’s excellent and efficient preparation.
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Rolston
Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell
Ceril Rolston
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
SDEA
South Dakota
SAYS FEDERAL AID IS NEEDED
Federal aid is urged to support education where tax capacity is limited and to aid states with distressed districts. Proposed funds would bolster evenly funded schooling and provide disaster relief through a dedicated treasury distribution to states hit by calamities and storms. Industrial centers are urged to assist poorer states.
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Treasuries
Pogsley
Federal aid and national tax reach for New York industry
A speaker argued wealth from grain, livestock, railroads, and finance centers shows New York State hosts major industries that contribute to national wealth. He urged using federal tax and road aid to equalize burdens, noting New York residents pay less back than other states receive. He warned against federal domination but supported school funding and reform to modernize education.
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South Dakota
New York State
New York
United States
York State
Pugsley
Dean Arps
Wanted: ride to Northfield Minnesota this week
A passenger or two is sought to share travel costs to Northfield Minnesota. Leaving Huron Wednesday at noon. Phone 2483.
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Northfield
Minn
Huron
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