Feeding Cattle Profits Grow In New Bank Report
MINNEAPOLIS November 3 10 Profits from feeding beef cattle were larger and more regular in the year ending October 19%2 than the prior year according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis monthly review. Feeder steer and feed costs trended downward over 24 months while fat cattle returns varied. during key fat months of 1931 losses occurred, but earlier five projects showed profits. Early November saw price increases due to tight receipts and lower dressed beef demand ahead of Thanksgiving, with prices stabilizing by late October levels.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
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South Dakota
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Radio features best in radioland for Christmas week
NBC plans two international Christmas Eve broadcasts carols from cathedral bells in German cities and the first NBC broadcast from the Holy Land with the Nativity service in Bethlehem. Col Stoopnagle as Sara Claus visits New York orphanages to gauge children's wishes amid CBS. Cohan to MC Elka memorial via WABC-CBS. Radio guide lists night programs across NBC and CBS with talks, stories, concerts, and special features including a George Sherhan orchestra, Aaron Kirbery, Marie Powers, and U.S. Army band events.
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Associated Press
Central Sats
New York
NBC
Holy Jand
Church of the Nativity
Bethelehem
Col. Stoopnagle
Sara Claus
CBS
George M. Cohan
Aaron Kirbery
WABC
Marie Powers
U. S. Army Band
WIZ
F. D. Roosevelt
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Community Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Ruth Jones returned from Pipestone Minnesota after a week visit. Arnold Bliss visiting here with his parents returned to Chicago where he studies law. Clarence Stewart left for Minneapolis to resume studies. Miss L S Jones hosted the Lilly club at her home. Margaret Wright arrived home from Pierre after a visit with Miss Horey Eckles. Ralph Longstaff returned to Pierre after Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr and Mrs J Davenport of Portland Oregon arrived in Huron due to the illness of their son in law Conductor Elmer E Given. Harry Otte left for Carthage on a day business trip. Mrs Schuyler of Johnstown New York is visiting Mr M D Sterling. Mrs Schuyler was formerly a Huron resident. California reports none of 180 commercial agricultural crops being indigent according to the state bureau of lant quarantine.
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Pipestone
Minn
Arnold Bliss
W. H. Bliss
Chicago
Clarence Stewart
Minneapolis
L. S. Jones
Lilly Club
Margaret Wright
Pierre
Hore
Eckles
Ralph Longstaff
John Longstaff
Huron
M. D. Sterling
Schuyler
Hints for Home Hints Home Chocolate Caramels Prize
Mrs Roy Wayte of De Smet won first place in last week's recipe contest with chocolate caramels made from unsweetened chocolate sugar corn syrup cream butter vanilla. The entry notes blending steps and optional pecan accents, plus rules for submitting recipes by December 3.
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Ayte
de Smet
Lewis Benson
Ilinois Avenue
King Carol’s Palace Spending Faces Economy Drive
Bucharest reports indicate Romania’s economy shrinks as foreign loans vanish. Government cuts public spending and tightens taxes while Parliament questions royal costs and army uniforms. Peasant Party leader Dr. Nicholas Lupu denounces 60 000 remodeling of Carol’s palace. General Cantacuzino blasts widespread bribery and corruption. Proposals include capping civil service pay at 210 monthly, boosting tax collector commissions, and rent payments redirected to tax collectors if landlords fail tax checks.
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Rumania
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Chamber of Deputies
Nicholas Lupu
Peasant Party
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Lthe
Ministry of Finance
Arad
Universal
Cantacuzino
Aberdeen C of C to Sell Quarters After 28 Years
Aberdeen chamber of commerce votes to rent offices and sell its three story building with bids above 7500 to cover bonded debt. Annual upkeep is 4200 and the building cost 12000 when purchased in 1924.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Magnus Johnson Is Changed Man
Washington reports that Magnus Johnson, Minnesota’s celebrated Senate veteran, will return to Congress next March as a markedly altered figure. He now presents a sober, serious demeanor, rejects past showy stunts such as milking contests, and emphasizes responsibility to Minnesota. His unusual political path includes service in both state houses, an eight year gap, and a return as a representative, a move last seen by Theodore Burton of Ohio.
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Magnus Johnson
Congress
Minnesota
Senate
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
United States Senate
Nelson
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Capitol Hill
St Lawrence Barn Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the barn at the home of Leonard Bridenbaugh early Tuesday morning. A quantity of feed and hay and a cow were burned. Neighbors heard the cow bellowing and discovered the blaze after it had gained headway beyond control. The fire escaped from the building and left the barn practically devoid of hair.
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ST. Lawrence
Leonard. Bridenbaugh
California Automotive Association speech on tourism trends
In San Francisco the California Automobile Association notes tourist trends to Europe show tentative growth. The report highlights spending patterns and potential shifts in travel behavior versus prior periods.
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California“Automobile Association
Europe
Freien
Cote
Lemons Grow in Winter Quarters in Ohio Garage Display
In Cincinnati Ohio George Kramer shows a four year old lemon tree bearing 268 lemons and blossoms. The tree sits in the show window of his garage proving that lemons can fruit in winter quarters in Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George Kramer
Kramer
Healthy 4 H champions named at Chicago congress
Dorothy Filer of Hill City Minnesota and Rose Alien of Garrison County West Virginia were named the healthiest girl and boy in the National 4 H Club Congress. Alien scored 99.4, Filer 98.6, among 950000 entrants. The report lists top finishers from several states with scores and measurements.
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West Virginia
Chicago
Dorothy Riler
Hill City
Minn
Rose Alien
Garrison County
W.va
Young Alien
Filer
America
Arlen
Filtne Pickens
Madison County
Janet Besco
Ohio County
Lois Hooper
Sherman County
Kas
Doris Youngblood
Health contest shows boys outpointing girls for first time in years
C Phillips of Delaware county Indiana and J W Whitehouse of Lexington are noted in the report as leaders in a health contest. Five leading boys matched or surpassed the girl champion's score, marking the first time in at least three years that boys outpointed girls.
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J. W. Whitehouse
Lexington
Air beacon dedicated in Anchorage Alaska memorial plaque
A beacon at Merrill Field in Anchorage has been dedicated as the Hassell HL Merrill memorial. The dedicated plaque honors Merrill who was largely responsible for establishing the city’s airport and guiding airmen in early aviation.
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Alaska
Merrill
Hassell HL Merrill
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