Market News Hog Prices Slide at Armour Stockyards
Hog prices at Armour Stockyards in Huron November 28 fell 10 to 15 points with top at 3.95 as receipts around 2,300, mostly lighter weights, and midrange feeders showed declines. Packers active, rough packers 3.00 to 3.25, sows and pigs mixed. market sentiment cautious amid light supplies and contrasting regional trends.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux City
Nev
Chicago
U. S
Steens
Bt. Paul
Fray Fe
Medien Grote Leeds
Wheat Futures Gain Strength in Midwestern Markets
Sioux City reports mixed grains with cattle and hogs steadier for the week. Fat cattle and stockers show milder declines while hogs margin slightly lower as markets absorb overseas news and domestic demand shifts. Minneapolis cash wheat prices rise amid abroad optimism with December futures up and nearby oats, rye, and barley trading unevenly.
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Minneapolis
Market Prices and Live Poultry Totals from Mitchell and Sioux Falls
The listing details live fowl, ducks, geese, hens, and butterfat prices from Mitchell and Sioux Falls markets. It notes weights and varieties such as leghorn hens, springs, and broilers with per pound rates and delivery terms.
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MitChell
Sioux Falls
New York Produce Prices and Market Roundup
Market reports from New York Sioux City Chicago and Minneapolis summarize produce prices for eggs butter poultry and potatoes. Mixed colors firsts and refrigerators show varied values while eggs and butter hold steady. Hides wool and tallow market notes accompany regional price ranges and freight context.
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New York
Express
Sioux
Sioux City
Chicago
Markets Report From New York Creases Foreign Curb
New York Nov 28 pressure against securitins moderated but rail shares slid to new lows since the 1890s Factory activity in autos and steel provided mixed signals with Ford set to resume mid December. Steel and copper moved little while Western unions and central stocks closed weak. Commodities and currencies improved slightly amid cautious trading.
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Eubon Poultey
Swit & Co
Laghers Bene Lagheen
Fae
Claude A. Jagcer
New York
Timent
Shorta
Youngtown
Ford Motor Co
Arter
Bente Me
Union Pacific
Balti
Amore
Obletad Delewere
Het
WM Cotten
Tevets
Poel Erewa & Ca
Sears Ol
Stock quotes and share figures from a financial page
A dense list of trust shares and common stock figures across multiple firms. Includes percentages for British investors, United Founders, Nation Wide, and numerous closing quotations for companies such as Allis Chalmers, Am Can, AT A&T, Anaconda, Armour, Chrysler, GE, GM, IBM, and many others. The segment reads like a ticker and price movement summary from a historical market page, with varied percent figures and a mixture of stock symbols and company names.
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Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Car & Fay
Ami
For Power
Am Intl
Am Loco
Am Em
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Atl Ref
B&o
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Bordens
Briga Mfg
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasco
C&o
CM St P&p
CRIGP
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & EB
Cons Gas
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erie
Fox Film
Freeport Texas
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Mators
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt Northernpid
Homestake
Houston Oil
Dl Centr
Int Comb
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central
St OF NY
Stewart Warmer
Transamerican
Union Cad'de
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Steel
Variadium
Warner Pix
Westen Union
West Ebleeric
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Soony Vactl
Anniversary Services to Feature Rev Tenner Thompson
The Rev Tenner Thompson of a large Lutheran church in Minneapolis will speak at the American Lutheran church anniversary services tomorrow. Morning theme From the Shore evening talk The High Road to Glory. Special music by Prof. Lee Bright of Huron College includes songs by Liddle Sturgis and Mendelssohn duets and an anthem Oh Sing Unto the Lord. Piano and organ pieces by Mendelssohn and Gurlitt complete the program.
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Tenner Thompson
Inneapolis
American Lutheran Church
S. D. Disrud
Lee Bright
Huron College
Liddle
Galilee
Sturgirs
Alvin Peterson
Helen Bandy
Lord
Heaton
Mendelssohn
C. Gurlitt
Gophers To Continue Ohio State Games
MINNEAPOLIS November 28 7 H O Crisler Minnesota athletic director says Ohio State and Minnesota will likely meet in football in 1933 and 1934 on a home and home basis He discussed the plan with Ohio coach Sam Williams during the Big Ten game and aims to advance plans at the Western Conference coaches meeting in Chicago next month.
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Gophers
Ohio State
Minneapolis
H. O. Crisler
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Crisler
Sam Williams
Ohio
Chicago
Wanted to rent close in small modem house or apartment
Classified item lists a wanted to rent notice for a small modem house or apartment close in, with a contact at 8127 on Monday, plus additional ads for dressed hogs and a heated housekeeper or sleeping rooms near 338 Wie S. W. and a five room house for rent near 217 Idaho with inquiries.
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S. W
Idaho
Famine Confronts Indian Rescuers in New Mexico Blizzard
Indian and white rescuers face mass suffering after a blizzard in western New Mexico. Up to nine Indians may have died, 200 killed or missing from pinon nut harvest, while two Indian children were found alive but ill. Superintendent John H. Hunter plans federal relief. Indians must be rounded up, horses recovered, and homes restored as corn supplies dwindle at Fort Defiance.
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New Mexico
John H. Hunter
Fort Defiance
Arizona
Washington
Zuni
Quemado
Young People To Present Pageant The Tree of Peace
Congregational Young People society will present The Tree of Peace pageant at 7 30 Sunday evening in the Congregational church ending a month long study of The Turn Toward Peace. Cast includes Roy ZumBrunnen Evelyn Wayne Robert Swanson and many others with a thirteen girl choir led by Lois Keck at the piano. Lloyd McAllister and Robert Rutherford preside. ushers Harlan Newton Hamer Huntington. no stage managers.
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Tree of Peace
Congregational Young People’s Society
Congregational Church
Roy ZumBrunnen
Evelyn Wayne
Robert Swanson
Lloyd Ptusek
Betty Beddows
Elva Nicodemus
Vera LaCrait
Frances
Borglum to sculpt Bryan and Pershing busts for memorials
Sioux Falls report states Gutzon Borglum accepted commissions for a nine foot bronze William Jennings Bryan figure and a John J. Pershing bust. Pershing bust will go to Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln while Bryan’s memorial placement is undecided. Borglum will confer with Governor across Lincoln regarding Pershing bust and continues work on Mount Rushmore figures Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt in the Black Hills.
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Borglum
Pershing
Bryan
Sioux Falls
Gutzon Borglum
William Jennings Bryan
John J. Pershing
Nebraska
Lincoln
Wilson
Bryan Memorial
Web
Hrysn
Mount Hashmore National Memorial
Black Hills
Washington
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Monetary Conference Opens At Omaha Today
Allie Reed of Sioux Falls, secretary of a monetary conference, outlines the program as delegates arrive. Judge I Gouch of Amarillo is expected to deliver tomorrow’s high spot. The convention will run through Monday.
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Omaha
Allie Reed
Sioux Falls
Reed
I. Gouch
Amarillo
Texas
Farmers Protective League of America
4-H Club Champs Are Given Honor
Marion Dolan of Sun Prairie Wisconsin and Roscoe Owens of Guilford New York win the 1931 4-H rural leadership trophy announced by the national committee. Marion 7, in high school, has 225 fair exhibits. Roscoe 18, with 375 exhibits and $3,000 in prize money. Carl Oldham of Charletsville Indiana awarded the Prince of Junior Animal Husbandmen for a herd of 14 purebred Poland Chinas and a flock of Shropshire sheep. The expo features record livestock show with 12,000 cattle horses swine sheep and 5,000 grain hoppers. Collegiate judging pits teams from North Carolina and Kansas State. West Virginia youths win non collegiate livestock judging title.
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Chicago
Marion Dolan
Sun Prairie
Wis
Roscoe Owens
Guilford
New York
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Marion
Roscoe
Carl Oldham
Charletsville
Indiana
Hancock County
Carl
America
United States
Canada
Oklahoma Agricultural College
North Carolina Agricultural College
Kansas State Agricultural Colege
West Virginia
George and
James Williams
Edward Carothers
Lynn McQuaid
West Union
Purdue Northwestern Tied At Half In Big Ten Football
Purdue and Northwestern battled to a scoreless first half at Soldier Field Chicago in a Western Conference charity game. Northwestern threatened on Purdue's one yard line but penalties and a fumble halted the drive. The contest leaned toward aerial play as the teams struggled for the line. The senate agriculture committee ended hearings on the farm board with forecasts of further inquiry into the board's activities.
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Purdue
Wildcats
Soldier Field
Chicago
Northwestern
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Union Lincoln Delegates Meet in Omaha in Feb 1932
Delegates from two middle western conferences of the Seventh Day Adventists will convene in Omaha on February 3 1932 to consider proposals for a union. The meeting was called today by J J Nethery of Collegeview Lincoln suburb and president of the Central Union.
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Lincoln
Neb
Seventh Day Adventist
Church
Omaha
J. J. Nethery
Collegeview
Central Union of the
Seventh Day Adventists
Elevator burns in Minot grain plant fire
Minot North Dakota November 3. The Walker Christensen Grain Elevator and Seed House was destroyed by fire today. Loss was estimated at 45000 dollars.
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Minot
N. D
Walker-Christensen
Loas
Coast Newspapers Criticize Walker On Mooney Case
San Francisco dated November 23 reports James J. Walker paid his first visit to Tom Mooney in San Quentin. Editorials from multiple papers criticize the New York mayor’s stance while California officials consider a pardon. A Mooney pardon hearing is set with Governor James Rolph Jr. in the state supreme court chamber.
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San Francisco
James J. Walker
Tom Mooney
San Quiin
San Franciso Chronicle
Mooney
New Evening Post
Barnard
N. Y
Pacific Rural Press
Sexcisco Examiner
V. New York
California
San Fran
James Rolph, Jr
Tuc
Supreme Court Chamber
Mercury Temperatures Sink to Zero Then Rise
Early today the mercury dropped to zero after 7 am at the government weather bureau and rose gradually to 20 by 2 pm. Partly cloudy conditions are forecast for tonight and Sunday with a chance of snow tomorrow as temperatures edge warmer.
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Huron
Mercury
Government Weather Bureau
Prisoner Takes Over Wheel After Officer Dies
Riverside, California report details Constable R. E. Samuel dying at the wheel from an apparent heart attack while transporting prisoner Ben Quintero who, after stopping, drove on to inform the sheriff and begin serving a new 0 day sentence for reckless driving.
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Riverside
Cal
R. EH. Samueli
Ben Quintero
Samuel
Minnesota G O P Seeks United Front Rally
Minnesota Republican leaders agreed on a pre primary indorsement convention for March to approve a majority ticket, draft a platform, and unite party forces for state and national elections. The closed session was convened by State Senator Claude Mackenzie, Minnesota national committeeman. The plan calls for an early pre primary separate from the presidential year state convention to select delegates and determine support for a national committeeman.
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Minnesota
G.O.P
United Front
ST. Paul
Claude H. Mackenzie
Gaylord
Minnesotans Killed In Airplane Crash Near Blue Earth
Two Winnipeg area youths died when a small pleasure flight crashed near Blue Earth Minnesota. Albert Diem 21 of Delano was pilot and owner and Robert Domes 16 of Blue Earth was passenger. Investigators believe ice on the wing caused loss of control. Coroner said no inquest.
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Blue Earth
Minn
Albert Diem
Delano
Robert Domes
Diem
Domes
Dames
Wardell
Minneapolis
Booth in New Haven Hospital After Illness
Captain Albie Booth, felled by a cold that cut short his playing career, was reported comfortable today at New Haven hospital as his teammates faced Princeton. In hospital news, Gus Eldeen and Hitchcock admitted. Mrs Johnson and baby dismissed from Huron hospital.
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Joe Daum? Jr
Huron Hospital
Katherine
Albie Booth
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Hospital
Princeton
Gus Eldeen
Hitchcock
Medical
T. D. Johnson and Baby
Huron
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North Dakota
Bolles & Rogers Huron
S. D
Btoces
Ask Close Ist Bank Bock
Sh Bancorporation
Ind
Leeds
Howard C. Amick
Northwestern Hell Telephone Co
Leonard
Dyste
Forman
M. D
John Doherty
Third Street
Doherty
Costain’s Music Store
Sun Prairie, Wis
Guilford, N
Coast
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