Armour Stockyards hog market tops at 5 25 in dull run
Armour Stockyards Huron October 11 hog market slips 10 to 15 cents with top at 5.25 as receipts total around 50. Cattle and calves show mixed prices across grades while sheep and hogs see varied demand. Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports note steady to mixed shifts in steers heifers hogs and lambs with top hogs near 5.50 and cattle firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour Yards
Sioux City
Siquy City
Upi-Usd
Sioux Falls
Chicago
U.S.D
Wheat Prices Move Upward on Minneapolis Exchange
Wheat futures closed higher in Minneapolis with Dec and May up about 14% cents as news stayed bullish. Coarse grains and oats also rose with various futures higher while flax eased slightly and rye and barley mixed. Cash demand showed winter wheat scarce and corn demand slower.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Neo
Nec
Markets AME and Wool Market Furnished
The item lists hides and cured furs with weights, including No 1 cured hides under 6 pounds and No 1 cured hides over 45 pounds, under the night market section. Specific firms Boligs Rogers and Buren appear in the header, indicating a traded goods listing or market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boligs
Rogers
Buren
Chicago and New York Market Report Updates
Chicago and New York produce market notes show butter and eggs as steady to slightly firm with mixed colors and well supplied supplies. Poultry prices mostly steady with hens under 4 pounds softer and lighter demand, while butter futures edged higher and storage stocks rose modestly.
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Chicago
Eges
New York
Sioux City
Fang
Stocks Rally On Heavy Volume In Early Trading
New York stocks climbed with broad gains and higher volume. Major shifts saw Homestake up 20 points and U Selting up around 4 as most sectors advanced. transfers totaled about 1.4 million shares with notable increases across Am Can Am Agri and General Electric among others.
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New York
U. Smelting
Tobaccs
Cerro de Pasco
Ameri
Smelting
American Telephone
General’ Jeer
Santa Fe
Homecoming Planned by Huron K C Lodge
Huron Knights of Columbus announce a homecoming celebration for Columbus Day evening at 8 at the KC hall. F L Ostrander to provide musical accompaniment and Msgr D FoDesmond Wil deliver a Columbus talk. T H Kirby will discuss the council’s activities for the coming year. Father Sulliven will speak on the Knights organization. Social entertainments and luncheon will follow with committee members J P Walsh M Morrissey Toe Gergen B Munster and AL Culhane.
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Huron K. C. Lodge
Huron Knights of Columbus
K C. Hall
Will Asseth
F.L. Ostrander
Msgr
D. FoDesmond
Christopher Columbus
T. H Lirby
Huron Council
Father Sulliven
Three Killed in Car Truck Crash Near Sturgis
Dust and light from a collision nine miles north of Sturgis killed Hollis Walker Mrs Oscar Stonelake and their four year old baby. The Welker car struck a truck driven by Harry Johnson of Newell. The accident site and victims are described by county authorities.
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Sturgis
Here
Hollis Walker
Oscar Stonelake
Newell
Welker
Stonelikes
Harry Johnson
S. E. Giege
Newel
Stanclake
Walker
Freeman Smally
M. O. Fuerst
Final argument in Redfield vasectomy case expected to reach jury today
Redfield October 11 Special With final arguments by the counsel started this morning the circuit court case of Ed Battles vs Superintendent F W Wilk and Waldorf of the state school at Redfield was expected to reach the jury today Battles of Gary seeks $20000 damages for a vasectomy he says was performed illegally by the defendants The plaintiff and his wife Olive and sister Emma Battles testified The defense contends the plaintiff is feeble minded and the operation was legal Doctors Willhite Waldorf and Schaefer testified for the defense Attorneys Mintener and Sterling represent the defendants Judge Mead and other local officials testified in various capacities
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Redfield
Edeattes
F. W. Wilkiv E. Waldorf
Battles
Gary
Olive Battles
Emma Battles
The
Plaintif
C. A A. Mead
Devel County
J. B. Craft
Redfield Institution
Ruby Hughes
Willhite, Waldorf and Schaefer
Battley
Dr. Willhite
Dr. Waldorf
Walter 4. Gronns
Clear Lake
Mike P. Schaefer
Ivanhoe
Benjamin D. Mintener
CD. Sterling
Ferguson Attacks Governor's Program in Ashton Meeting
Redfield officials report Frank A. Ferguson, Republican candidate for Lieut Governor, criticized the current administration at a Monday Ashton gathering. He decried lack of transparency about a $21,000 loss and claimed rural South Dakota farmers lost about one and a half million dollars due to gasoline tax diversion to retire rural credit bonds, despite promises.
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Ferguson
Redfield
Ashton
Frank A. Ferguson
South Dakota
Aberdeen radio station approved for 1420 kcs power 100 watts
The Federal Communications Commission approved Aberdeen Broadcast Co. for a daytime only radio station on 1420 kilocycles with 100 watts in Aberdeen. In Pierre bids for $425,000 in road and bridge work faced no action yet as A E Palen of St. Paul prepared to meet with the highway commission on contract awards.
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Aberdeen
Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Aberdeen Broadcast Co
D. D
Pierre
State Highway Commission
A. E. Palen
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
St. Paul
Commission
Stocks of Major Firms in Mixed Trading Session
A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous company names and figures across sectors from oil to steel. It includes Hudson, Int Harvester, Johns Manville, RCA, Rem Rand, Sears, Studebaker, US Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many others with percentage changes or prices, reflecting a volatile market snapshot.
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Gt Nor Pf
Howgytan Oil
Hudson
Ti -Cent
Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Johns Manville
Kelvinator i Bennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Joombert
Lehigh Port C
Loews
Mack Tr
Mallinson
McKessy& Rob
Mong Ward
Nash
Natl Bisc
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy Pr
Natl Distill
Natl
Market Update From New York and Minneapolis Stocks
CURB CLOSE NEW YORK Dec Cities Service 1% Bond and Shere 21% Ford Motor Lta 10% Swit Co 18% Minneapolis stocks and U S government bonds closed Liberty 33s 103.16 Liberty Second 443 108.17 Liberty Fourth 4s 109.20 Fourth 4s called faces blank notes on the page.
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CURB
New York
el Bond and
Shere
Ford Motor
Lta
Swit & Co
U.S
Liberty
Bet
A F Romanowski of Wolsey Dies at 52
A. F. Romanowski of Wolsey aged 52 died at a Huron hospital after a five month illness. Born January 10, 1882 in Cuni jing faunly Nebraska he moved to South Dakota 27 years ago and resided near Wolsey. He is survived by two sisters Dr Mary Swanson Calgary Canada and Mrs Earl Carter Blair Nebraska and five brothers Edwin Wolsey Otto Louis and Walter Bancroft. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p m at the Fellor chapel with Rev Schantz Wessington in charge. burial Riverside Cemetery.
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A. F. Romanowski
Walsey
Alex F. Romanowski
Huron Hospital
Mr. Romanowski
Cunijing Faunly
Nebr
South Dakota
Wolsey
Mary Swanson
Calgary
Can
Earl Carter
Blair
Two Fatally Hurt In Dynamite Blast
Norley J. Cowell of Martin and Ray Kool of Crofton Neb died in a dynamite explosion at a government camp north of Allen S D Cowell was sorting dynamite from the running board of a car Kool sat inside the car both were rushed to the government hospital at Fine Ridge S D where they died on the way Cowell is survived by his widow and three children Kool by his widow
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Martin
S. D
Norley J. Cowell
Inlaw
Ray Kool
Crofton
Neb
Government Camp
Allen
S. T
Cowell
Kool
Government Hospital
Fine Ridge
Covell
Roosevelt To Talk On Diversion Plan
The White House will meet with the national resources board this afternoon to discuss the Missouri River diversion case and an $85 million public works funds request. Senator Nye said the president assured him the board would be summoned to address North Dakota water problems.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Lemke
North Dakota
Republican
White House
National Resources Board
Nye
Huron Sited as 1935 Eastern Star Convention Host
In Sioux Falls the South Dakota Eastern Star grand chapter honored Henry Fletcher of Watertown for two years of service. Angie Williamson of Madison led the tribute. The assembly selected Huron for the 1935 Eastern Star convention, choosing Mitchell and Rapid City as runners up.
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Huron
Eastern Star
Sioux Falls
Henry
Fletcher
Watertown
Grand Patrol
Grand Chapter
South Dakota
Order of Eastern Star
Angie JL. Williamson
Madison
Grant Secretal
B.B. Hart
Onida
Lewis. J. Shaw
Mitchell
Rapid City
Two Barns Burn In Broadland Viccinity
Two barns burned in Broadland area with damage reported from a fire in the vicinity. No injuries are mentioned and local responders were on scene to control the blaze. Further details on cause or extent were not provided in the readable text.
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Broadland Viccinity Broadland
Columbus Day Flag Display Proclaimed by Roosevelt
Flag display ordered on Columbus Day in Horonto Morrow and government buildings. President Roosevelt urges ceremonies in churches and public buildings to mark the discovery of America on October 12, 1492.
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Horonto
Morrow
Roosevel
Rooseevelt
Chhails
America
Conway Defends Law Enforcement Against Will Robinson
Attorney General Walter Conway rebutted Hughes County prosecutor Will G. Robinson for failing to cooperate in enforcing the law. He criticized Robinson’s haste and publicity seeking actions and urged better consultation with the attorney general’s office to ensure successful law enforcement.
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Will G. Robinson
Hughes County
Walter Conway
Robinson
Attorney General's Department
Mr. Robinson
Attorney General
John Dor
Supreme, Court of the State
Attorney General's Office
Snfgras Lment
Sophomores Win Tug Of War At Huron Bellege
The sophomore class defeated the freshmen in a tug of war across a ditch of cold water, winning in the first two pulls and forcing a third unnecessary. Freshmen showed more effort after the first dunk, but the sophomores remained dominant. The contest will continue with indoor sports after the freshmen shed their green.
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Huron Bellege
Sophs
Campus Players Choose Eligible Workshop Members at Huron College
The Campus Players at Huron College named eligible members Monday evening under the new workshop system. Candidates include Norman Beebe Daisy Beckman Leslie Billington Olen Burnett Kennebes Dorothy Drew John Frances Murdo Ruth Gatzke Elizabeth Haynes Mildred Hill Lois Kuehn Leslie Lewis Miller Florence Montank Marzie Nelson Colin Parke Langford Ernest Plath Maurine Sebring Helen Pose Skare George Steff Irene Tideman Parkhurst Wood Benjamin Young Phillip and Harold Miller. Upon earning ten points a candidate becomes a full Campus Players member.
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Campus Players
Huron College
Norman Beebe
Blunt
Daisy Beckman
Cavour
Leslie Billington
Huron
Olen Burnett Kennebes
Dorothy Drew Huron
John Frances
Murdo
Ruth Gatzke
Hitchcock
Gall
Gibbs
Gerda Haeder
Wizabeth
Haynes
Scotland
Mildred
Hill
Whitewood
Frances Holland
Lois Kuehn
Leslie Lewis
Milier
Florence Montank
Marzie Nelson
Onida
Colin Parke
Langford
Ernest Plath
Platte
Maurine Sebring
Redfield
Helen Pose Skare
Madison
George Steff
Irene Tideman
Willow Lake
Parkhurst Wood
Benjamin Young
Phillip
Harold Miller
Campus Players Organization
Suspect Returned to Cell After Interruption in Bank Case
An accused individual named Ost. 11-44-Roy faced return to his cell amid a bank case disruption described as a rapid escalation within a larger room setting. No further details are provided.
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Roy
Rabel Bank
Wallace Sees U S Economy Moving Toward Democracy
Cincinnati October 11 Wallace told the National Conference of Catholic Cities that the nation is well on the way to an economy that blends democracy with efficiency. He warned that civilization faces grave social disorder and defended NRA policies with Catholic church echoed aims. Archbishop McNicholas urged employers to accept smaller profits and share gains with workers.
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Cincinnati
Aquivy
Henry A. Wallace
National Conference of Catholic Cities
Wallard
John T. McNicholas
NRA
Warner Zhoald
Yale
Unis
Ésa
Catholic Church
Vatican
McNicholas
Pathy Ring
Lemke Stirs Cattlemen With Farm Union Pageant
Rapid City reports Congressman Lemke addressing the South Dakota Farmers Union convention. He defends the Franzi Lemke refinancing bill, attacks financiers, and condemns stockyards and CCC cattle fed for war ends. Emil Loriks is elected union president. E H Sauber re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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Rapid City
Gladys Keller
Lake Ill
Agriculture
Wyilista Lemke
Farmers Union
CCC
Lemke
Frazier-Lemke
Tennessee
Franzi Lemke
Jose
North Dakota
South Dakota
Emil Loriks
Arlington
South Dakota Tamers' Union
IMS
Loriks
F. H. Everson
John A. Simpain
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
E. H. Sauber
Yankton
Tressurer
Dr Eversull To Be Honored At Luncheon Inauguration
Dr Frank L Ever sull will be the seventh president of Huron college and an inaugural luncheon is set for Friday October 19 at 1 o clock. The luncheon, hosted by the inauguration committee, will feature toastmaster Judge A K Gardner and a fellowship luncheon for attendees. Those planning to attend should notify the college by letter or telephone to aid arrangements.
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Frank L. Eversull
Huron College
Marvin Hugh
A. K. Gardner
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