Market News: Sioux City Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Trade
Sioux City market notes show cattle and calves steady in most slaughter classes with some weakness in feeders and stockers. Hogs mostly higher with active demand. sheep limited trading. Regional results from Sioux Falls and St Paul reflect varied activity across hogs, cattle, and lambs, with prices listed and notable shifts in weights and classes.
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Sioux City
U.S
St. Paul
C. & Pt. Agr
Market Mostly Steady Tuesday in Armour and Stockyards
The market was generally steady Tuesday with spots weak to 10 lower. The top was 855 and receipts reached 600, reflecting cautious demand across Armour and Stockyards.
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Hurgn
Grain Market Quiet As September Closes Higher
Minneapolis grain trading remained quiet on the first day of September futures maturing with September up one cent and December up about four and a half cents. Corn futures steady, oats supported, rye and barley firm, flax weak at open but bought, cash wheat unsettled yet demand strong for heavy quality, winter wheat firm, durum strong. receipts higher and oats demand fair to good.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis cash grain markets steady Tuesday totals
Minneapolis report shows cash grain activity with wheat at 239 cars down from 195 last year and mixed bids across grades. Prices span No 1 northern wheat 78 to 82 with varying protein content, amber durum around 4 to 10 percent, corn No 3 yellow 78 to 79, oats No 3 white around 32, and rye No 1 about 45 to 7 percent, reflecting a broad session of bids and arrivals.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Flax and grain price ranges from Duluth and Minneapolis reports
Duluth and Minneapolis market notes show fluctuating grain prices on Sept 30. Flax futures are listed with various delivery months, while wheat, durum and oats ranges appear with multiple grade classifications and small percentage quotations.
Huron Poultry and Dairy Market Price List
Markets list Huron poultry dairy items with Swift & Co and Rock Brothers as furnishers. Heavy springs 4 1 2 pounds and over priced at 18 cents per pound. Leghorn hens and roosters shown with weight brackets and butterfat prices for Huron dairy products. Prices subject to change without notice.
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Sioux Fails
Sioux Falls
Liz
Leghyings
Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn Springs
Leghorn
Bock Brothers
Prices Say But Stage Comeback
New York stocks closed with a heavy session marked by the worst selling since June after the J A Sisto and company failure was announced. Trading ran at about 1,000,600 shares per hour as the market steadied briefly before slipping again, with many issues posting new yearly lows while others recovered slightly on brief support.
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New York
Stock Exchange
J. A. Sisto and Company
Moke Sato
Sisto
General Electric
Structure Increase 239 In Three Years In Huron
City Assessor W E Olson reports a rise of 239 structures in Huron over three years from 1927 to 1930. The tally shows 2 250 structures in 1927 and 2 559 in 1930 with yearly totals including homes and business buildings but excluding tax exempt churches and schools.
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Huron
W. E. Olson
Hawks Set Time Mark Flight From Detroit to New York
VALLEY STREAM LONG ISLAND Sept 30 Frank Hawks cross country aviator arrived at Curtiss airport 12:27 p m 2 hours 42 minutes after taking off at Detroit. Flight covered more than 500 miles with a 40 mile tail wind aiding the attempt to fly to New York in two and a half hours or less.
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Hawks Falls
Valley Stream
Long Island
Frank Hawks
Curtiss Cirport
Detroit
Hawks
Ford
New York
Danny Stanton Taken As Murderer Of Zuta
Danny Stanton, reputed Capone aide, was seized on a murder warrant in Chicago for killing Jack Zuta, said to be the brains of the Moran gang. Zuta was killed August 1 while feeding nickels into a Delafield Wisconsin slot machine. Extradition steps were reportedly being arranged if Stanton does not return voluntarily.
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Danny Stanton
Zuta
Chicago
Danny’ Stanton
Capone
Jack Zuta
George “Bugs Moran
Delafield
Wis
Stanton
Waulesha
Theena
Wisconsin
Alleged Forger Walks From Jail Amidin Escape Try
In Flandreau a prisoner named George Davis escaped last night after sawing through cell bars. Davis, age about 30, five feet eight inches, dark complexion with long black hair, fled the county jail and was at large today. Three other men jailed with him in the same cell were waiting sentence in Sioux Falls on a check forgery charge. Davis reportedly gave his home as Columbus, Ohio. The report adds details on a rash of market volatility and banking liquidity as traders faced declines and cautious lending amid a shift in stock liquidations and a fall in wheat and cotton prices.
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Flandreau
George Davis
Tevie
Columbus
Sioux Falls
Davis
Ion
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Number
Lenst
Stewart Funeral To Be Wednesday
Funeral services for F. N. Stewart, retired Chicago and North Western railroad official, who died at his home Sunday, will be held at 3 30 p m Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. The Rev Hubert Ketelle will preside. P a ll bearers include C B Dickinson George C Fellimweider W F Smith G S King W L Warren and E W Howard. Honorary pall bearers include Federal Judge A K Gardner J J Burns, Coe ’ s Crawford, D B G Medbery, E B E Vance, G W Wright, and M Tobin. An out of town relative Mrs M M Smith of Long Beach Calif will attend. The Stewart family received expressions of regret from Chicago railroad officials noting his long service since 1873 and pensioning three years ago.
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F. N. Stewart
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
de Railroad and Business Associates
Stewart
C. B.dickinson
George C.fellimweider
W. F. Smith
King
W. 2
Warren
E. W. Howard
Judee
A. K-Gardner
J. J. Burns
Coe ‘S, Crawford
G. Medbery
E. BE. Vance
GW. Wright
Robinson
le Tobin
M. M. Smith
Long Beach
Cal
Chicago
G. B
Val
The
North Western
Frank Nu. Stewart
Chicago & North Western Railway
McHenry
Northwest
Iet
Minnesset
Winona-St Peter
Au- Ton
South Dakota
North Western Public Service managers conclude two day meeting
Managers from North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and North land met for two days to discuss operating problems at the North Western Public Service properties. A duck dinner hosted by E A Sewell Webster division manager capped the session with attendance from E P Harrison Mobridge J M Pennington Redfield HL M Robinson Mitshell R F Barron Yankton EW Dempewolf Columbus ed C O Woods North Platte J E Tobin Dickinson BE V Sulcup Mandan W Renden Bismarck and W T Kraft at Knife River coal mine. Absent was Fred Rier former Huron divis on due to illness.
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Northland
South Dakota
Nebraska
E. A Sewell
Webster Division
E. P. Harrison
Mobridge
J. M. Pennington
Redfield
R. Morey
Huron
HL M
Robinson
Mitshell
R. F. Barron
Yankton
Dempewolf
Columbus
C. O. Woods
North Platte
Neb
W. Tobin Dickinson
N. D
BE. V
College Enrollment Up Ten Percent at Huron College
Enrollment at Huron College rose ten percent from last year with 2761 regular students, surpassing the previous peak for 1929 30. The increase follows the usual post time pattern, not counting special students in the commercial and music departments. Music enrollment is at a historic high with four full time instructors this year, up from three full time and one part time previously.
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Huron College
Royal CT. Agne
Wat
Wefald Files: Moorhead Candidate Faces Crookston Rival
Moorhead. Sept 30. C G Selvig of Crookston will oppose Knud Wefald of Moorhead for the former ninth district congressman seat, with Wefald filing yesterday by petition. The filing follows earlier political moves in the Ninth District.
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Wefald
Moorhead
Minn
C. G. Selvig
Crookston
Ighor
Fromm
Knud Wefald
Ecrcutche
Public Enemies Are Released On Bonds
In Chicago on September 10 Clarence Darrow defended two men labeled public enemies. George Red Barker and Jack Whre finger White were released on $100 bond after vagrancy arrest. Darrow criticized the practice of high bonds, noting he previously retired but joined to aid labor unions. Barker is a business agent for the teamsters union.
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Chicago
Clarence Dar- Tow
George
Red) Barker
Jar
Jack) White
Barier
White
Darrow
Barker
Teamstery
Six Wounded in Cuban Student Riot at Havana Palace
In Havana on September 20, a gunfight between police and university students wounded six people, two possibly fatally, as students armed themselves and marched toward the presidential palace shouting Down with Machado. Police fired after a shout to shoot, wounding several students and a woman on a balcony. a 24 minute clash followed with many shots fired.
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Havana
Presidential Palace
Aguirre Park
Machadel
Dueme
September building permits total 69 400 in Huron
The city reports September building permits totaling 69 400, led by a 55 000 bonded warehouse project for Central Warehouse Co. Other permits include a 1 400 garage and repair shop, a 10 000 duplex, and a 3 000 dwelling. Last month was 13 860, while September a year ago reached 171 475.
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Central Warehouse Company
Huron
Office of
City Treasures
Leis Gannaway
Berry
J.C. Dexter
J.C. Penney
Deere & Web- Iber
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for multiple individuals
At The Hospitals listed admissions include Dona Busse from Huron surgical case, Mrs K D Nartis from Brookings medical, Mrs George Gebli from Hitchcock medical, Neil Otto from Iraquiis surgical, Paul Walters from Yale medical, John Prapcine from Esmond medical, Mrs Harold Young from Huron medical. Dismissed are Miss Bessie Duesler from Cavour, Mrs Rene Bartman from Huron, Harold James from Hoson, Lucile Spry from Bancroft, Mrs Roy White from Wessington, Mrs Paul Horning and baby from Cavour, Jennie Budd from Independence Missouri, J Wiltsie from Ft Pierre.
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Roar Aceooed
Dona Busse
Busse
Huron
Surgical
K. D. Nartis
Brookings
Medical
George Gebli
Hitchcock
Neil Otto
Iraquiis
Paul
Walters
Yale
John Prapcine
Esmond
Harold Young
Bessie Duesler
Cavour
Rene Bartman
Harald James
Hoson
Lucile Spry
Bancroft
Roy White
Wessington
Pail Horning
Baby
Jennie Budd
Independence
Mo. J. Wiltsie
Ft. Pierre
Bruening Trims German Expenditure Plan
Berlin reports drastic cuts in government spending and salaries starting with President Von Hindenburg. The new financial program aims to restore confidence, curb taxes on industry, and push Bruening's reform drive amid Fascist pressure and Reichstag coalition concerns.
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Berlin
von Hindenberg
Bruening
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Leipsich
von Hindenburg
von Hinfenburg
Quick action urged on tariff changes after reorganization
Washington January 6 1930 The tariff commission equipped with new rules expects swift action on proposed tariff changes Applicants must now prove necessity and submit evidence before investigations proceed Public notices of applications and hearings will be required to inform all interested parties A new leadership lineup includes Thomas Walker Page as vice chairman and Lincoln Dixon sworn in as a Democrat from Indiana
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Reorganized Tariff Commission
Hoover
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia Democrat
Wauit
Henry P. Fletcher
Lincoln Dixon
FTC Starts Review Of Minnesota Power And Light Activities
The Federal Trade Commission opened consideration of Minnesota Power and Light of Duluth as part of its long running probe into utilities The Duluth company is a subsidiary of American Power and Light which aligns with the Electric Hand and Share company in a broader corporate network.
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OF Power Corporation
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Minnesota Power and Light Company
Duluth
American Power and Light Company
Electric Hand and Share Company
Wheat prices rise on Winnipeg grain exchange
Wheat prices jumped amid tight export availability as good support emerged on the Winnipeg grain exchange. October wheat closed at 72 5S, December at 76 38, and May at 0.22.
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Winnipeg
Grain Exchange
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