Market News Uneven Prices In Hog and Cattle Trade
Market report shows uneven hog prices with runs of 200 head and stronger feeds in some lots. cattle and veal prices mixed with steers and yearlings steady to weak. Regional quotes from Sioux City and St Paul indicate lighter demand for heavy hogs, steady to weak cattle bids, and steady sheep prospects amid fluctuating weights and grain-fed trends.
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Yarus
Huron
Stags Foods
Chicago
Wade
Department of Agriculture
Sioux City
Sioum City
D.A. Ling
St. Paw
ST. Paul
Minn
Markets Report From Huron Poultry and Eggs
Furnished daily by Swift and Co Huron Neavy hens 44g or over light and leghorn hens heavy springs wither or liptt springs Leghorn springy Old ransters Na erg No 1 buttertat Ne 2 buttertae
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Huron
Swift & Co
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Produce Prices Reported
Market and produce notes from Sioux Falls and Sioux City list prices for hides, tallow, eggs, butter, cream, poultry, and vegetables. Entries include weights and class bids for No. 1 cured hides, heavy hens, leghorn, turkeys, eggs, butterfat, and various potatoes and other produce futures and spot quotes.
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Siona Falls
Sioux Falls
Poulny
Sioux City
Det
Grain price trends and futures in Minnesota market report
Minneapolis and Duluth grain notes show December wheat futures down fractions, May and December rye and barley mixed, cash wheat under tone improving as winter wheat supply meets demand. Minneapolis carlot sales detail various grades and bids for wheat, rye, corn, oats, barley, and flax with numerous price points and lot sizes.
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Minneapolis
Grain Futures Move Little in Desultory Session
Minneapolis October 11 grain futures moved with little variation as the session wore on. Coarse grains showed readiness to sympathize with wheat, leaving overall activity featureless and markets subdued.
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Minneapolis
Gains Halt Market Rally In Dense Trading Session
New York stocks paused after a sharp rally as industrials led gains and many issues posted year highs. Major names such as Chrysler General Motors Dupont Case Air Reduction Westinghouse Allied Chemical Sears Roebuck and Johns-Manville rose, while Union Pacific Pullman and Greyhound slipped. Volume neared 1.9 million shares as late trading firmed with numerous price quotes listed for a wide range of issues.
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New York
Lyeperron Garing
Chrysler
General Motors
Dupont
Case
Air Reduction
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Sears Roebuck
Shepley
Johns-Manville
Narow
Union Pacific
Pullman
Greyhounds
Pheasant damages train headlight near Xenia
Harry M Fisher, railroad enjoicer, reports his locomotive's headlight failed when a pheasant flew into the light. The bird shattered the reflector and wedged in the housing. The train proceeded at reduced speed.
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Xenia, O
Harry M. Fisher
Farm Union Backs Anti Curtailment Plan Amid War-Era Reforms
The South Dakota Farm Union denounces crop curtailment tactics of the AAA and urges senators to prevent losses in livestock and planting. It endorses hydroelectric development, tax reforms, a net income tax, and a nonpartisan primary law, while opposing compulsory medical tests and favoring low-rate loans and state equalization board control. The record also lists a long stock-table of companies and bonds cited in the issue.
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Yanelon
South Dakota
AAA
Federal Agricultural Administration
State Department of Justice
Missouri
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
U S Government Bond Prices Reported in New York
U S government bonds closed with Treasury 4s at 47 52 and 2146, Treasury Bds 51 56 at 10217, Fed Farm Mtg 3s at 47 100.24, Fed Forum Mtg 3s 42 100.10, Home Owners Loan 3s A2 at 1009, Home Owners Loan 7s at 349 99.2.
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U.S
New York
Oct
New York Curb Stocks Mixed In Early Bond Market
Markets show uneven moves as Associated Press reports in New York curb stocks with gains for some issues and declines for others including Cities Service Bond shares and Ford Motor while Minneapolis listings reflect mixed bid ask close data from the early session.
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New York
Associated Press
Ford Motor Ltd
U S Dollar Closes At Exchange Rate In Paris Market
The U S dollar closed officially in Paris today at 31.15 francs per dollar, equivalent to 6.588 cents per franc, compared with New York’s overnight rate of 6.589 cents per franc.
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Dorlae
Paris
U. S
New York
Markets to Close in Observance of Columbus Day
New York markets will close Saturday October 12 along with domestic financial and commodity markets for Columbus Day observance. Various livestock reports will be issued.
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New York
Indian Agent Denies Starvation On Standing Rock
McINTOSH Oct. Indian agent Stanley Phillips challenged charges of starvation on the Standing Rock reservation. He said reports are unfounded in his district and that additional relief funds will be needed this winter. Burdick cited two deaths as proof of hunger, but Phillips traced deaths to illness, exposure, or age and noted food was available locally.
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Ash
L. Burdick
North Dalota Republian
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Roosevelt
Jimy L. Hopkins
Burdick
Mary Dagan
Phillis
Dowment
Vote No Ban On Ethiopian Arms Controversy Continues
In Rome and Geneva a debate on sanctions against Italy and support for Ethiopia unfolds. Reports clash on Italian and Ethiopian casualties while two tribal leaders surrender on the eastern front. The League of Nations ponders embargo measures as Roosevelt’s war arm provisions frame policy. Markey returns from Rochester after appendectomy.
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Ethiopia
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Geneva
Rome
Temme
League Assembly
League
Staf
Anigust
Roosevelt
Haile Selassie
United States
Lincoln trip for Nebraska Minnesota football game
City briefs list residents traveling to Lincoln Nebraska for a college football game against Minnesota this coming Saturday. Several locals including Reid Furd and W C Peterson, Mrs. Maybelle Godsteadt, and Mr and Mrs J S Coton are among those attending or en route with plans to visit relatives and take part in events surrounding the game.
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W.C. Peterson
Lincoln
Neb
Flemings
Verda Weigh
H. F Weirich
Moran
Chillcothe Business College
Chilli
Cothe
Bess Madden
L. W. Dindot
Lednox
Yes ‘Terday
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Vibtory
Gio B. RR
Boughton
Mabel, Trosiam
Brookings
Gladys Pyle
Tropiany
Mawai Islands
Congrammage Sale Sas
Talyup
Maybelle Godsteadt
Lennar
O. ES
BR. Boughton
Kiel Bros, Inc
Tady
Henry Donagola
Bryant
Huron
Roe
Rawlins
Pierre
Busan
Minneapol
del Bart
Hares
Grant Byers
Walland
F.W. Lennon
Sions Cisterday
Wiliam Eilers
Crest
Gamble
S&c
Linstad
C. W. Quinn
Arlington
Bert Phillips
Grand Chapter
O. BE
C. J. Nelson
Hudson
O. B.S. Grand
Floton
Mary Anderson
McKintey School
Turon
Agro
Jane Schroeder
Arthur Mitchell
Omaha
Humphrey
Max Moyhl
BE. C. McKenzie
Coton
Mes
T. J. White
C. D. Remaine
Nel
Minnyso
Nebrakas
Garac
Walton League Members Grow as Huron Bawak Chapter Expands
Secretary E J Celendine reported a surge in Walton league membership from 2 to 85 in recent days at the chapter meeting. Dr L Sayt outlined plans for a Sunday craw shoot, pending Tony Hoover of Aberdeen's involvement. Saylor emphasized elimination measures for birds deemed a menace, and John Walsh urged clubroom growth for the Huron chapter. Adrian Fox updated on the conservation committee, with Eva Davis noting county education officials. River Lal served doughnuts and coffee.
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Walton League
Serentary E J. Celendine
John
Walsh
Huron
Adrian Fox
Gene Servation Committee
Eva Davis
Seliouts
Service Presidents Invited To Party In Huron
Presidents of local service clubs in Huron invited to events at the Huron Country Club as district Co-Operative club party proceeds. Delegates arrive from Minneapolis and St Paul Sioux Falls for the district convention in progress tomorrow. Pre-convention dinner dancing planned tonight at the Country Club to start the meetings. Herbert G. Tilt Rotary, G. O. Brartin Kiwanis, UH. BR. Hedblom Lions among club presidents attending. Carl Brick of Kansas City, secretary of Co-Operative International, to attend.
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Olen Tree
Kiwanis
BR. Hedblom
Lions
Carl “R. “Brick
Kansas City
Co-Operative International
Former Huronian Dies In Nebraska
Mrs. Vernon Johnson, 44 years old and formerly of Huron, died at Wausa Nebraska after cancer illness. She and husband Vernon Johnson moved from Huron in 1931 after eight years there. A brother, Harry Christeanson of Alpena, survives.
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Nebraska
Vernon Johnson
Wausa
Neb
Johnson
Huron
Swift and Company
Harry Christeanson
Alpena
Laymen's Green Reelects Officials at Conference
The Laymen's Gree conference reelected officers headed by Bishop J. Ralgia and Circuit Frank R. Wister of Willer as president. Reuben J. Caseyaat of Yar and Prof We A 7 led student activities. Devotional sessions emphasized physical fitness and consciousness with meetings for missionary service and church extension.
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Tnis
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Viet
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Ridge
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Mey
Fayre
Temday
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Gaiot
Burl
Tony
Drapery
di. Wise Sions and
EB. PD. Kahleiedt
York
Staten Island
Fire Drills Held In Huron Schools And City
Fire prevention drills timed by Huron fire chief's team show Lincoln building evacuated in four seconds while high school with about 1090 pupils took one minute 38 seconds. Activities included film on fire safety and a speaker from the Chamber of Commerce promoting continued prevention efforts.
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Activisst
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al Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Jefferson
Washington
Wilson
Meliiley
S.cel
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End Flac
Sar Sub Huneheoss
Silver Funeral Set For Sunday
Funeral services for MS Stiv oneer Huroa merchant who died yesterday following a stroke will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the chapel with the Huron Eves lodge assisting. Burial will be in Best TL cemetery. Sliver Hardware Company began as a harness shop and gradually became a general hardware store in Huron Michigan.
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Huroa
Huron Eves Lodge
Mobert
Sliver
Huron
Siiver Hardware
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