Lamb Market Gains as Hog Prices Steady in Armour Yard Report
Oct 13 Armour Stockyards Huron notes hog market steady to strong with top at 3.10 and lamb prices up 10. Receipts around 500. cattle steady, grain fed steers and yearlings listed from 6.25 to 7.75. Calves, sheep, and hogs show varied values across classes, with running totals and regional quotes from Chicago and St. Paul markets.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Lawazm
Chicago
Yusweraay
St. Paul
U. S
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux Dit
Ohang
Chicago Livestock
U. S.dept
Futures Dip Near Close Shows Weak Tone Across Grains
Wheat futures slipped late as volume stayed thin and buyers remained cautious. December wheat fell one cent, oats and rye also eased, while cash wheat demand stayed firm for durum and flax. Livestock markets in Sioux City and Sioux Falls showed mixed movements with steady to weak hog and cattle activity amid thin trading.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Cash Close Report
Oct 13 market notes list grain bids across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Flax at Minneapolis and Duluth stations. Prices show No 1 hard spring wheat around 50s to 60s, mixed durum near 49, amber durum roughly 54, with several protein-adjusted lines and delivery months for futures.
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Carlet
I Harley
Minneapolis
Duluth
Uct
Lhark
Montana
Chicago
Huron Poultry and Eggs Markets and Holiday Talk
Market listings for Huron poultry, butter, eggs, hides, and wool show varying prices for hens, leghorn, heavy breed springs, and cocks with weights and fat content. A Holiday Speaker, D. G. Bloss of the National Farm Holiday Association, will address Farmers Union at Huron College Auditorium at 7 p.m. tonight, with the public invited.
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Huron
Swift %& Co
Gureo
Eure SB
Leghorn Springs
D. G. Hloss
National Farm Holiday Association
Farmers Union
Parr Holiday Association
Huron College
C. S. Betts
Bea We
Bloss
Sioux Falls
Springs
Stocks Slip In Quiet New York Session
The market eased about 1 to 5 points in a quiet New York session, erasing most of the prior rally. turnover was around 1.4 million shares with declines led by American Telephone Allied Chemical Consolidated Gas Public Service of New Jersey Case Santa Fe and Union Pacific. General Motors Chrysler and U S Steel slipped about 1 to 2 points.
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New York
American Telephons
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gaz
Public Service of
N. J. Case
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Closing Quotations in Major Stocks Show Mixed Signals
A long list of closing quotations reveals mixed sentiment across industries with notable entries in chemicals, autos, oils, and consumer goods. Key players include Am For Power, Chrysler, Gen Motors, General Foods, U S Steel, Sears Roebuck, Packard, RCA, Studebaker, and Transamerica, among others, reflecting varied performance by sector and company.
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Allis Chal & Am
Power
Am Loco
Am Toh
Anaconda
Armour A
Our
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Ad Ref
Barnsdall
Beat Cr
Berdix Ay
Beth St
Berden
Briges Mig
Con Pac
Case
Cerro de Pesto
CM St P
CN W Oy
Fox Film A
Gen Elee
Gen Foods
Gen. Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North Pol
Houston Oi
Hudson
Oi! Cent
Sat Com
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
IT. T
Kelvinator
Kernevatt
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mant Ward
Nash
Nat'l Bisguit
Nat'l Cash
Nat'l Dairy
Nat'l Power & It
N ¥ Cent
NY NH & WH
North Am
North Paz
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Para Pub
Penney
Penn
Philips Pet
Pullman
RCA
RKO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Reg Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Ol Cal
St ON J
Stewart: Warner
Studebaker
Texas.Corp
Tim Rel
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Fruit
Union Arguments and Farm Union Session Recap
A legislative committee backs targeted economies while noting merit in several departments to be eliminated or repealed. South Dakota Farmers Union set a run-off for a national contest amid a convention at Elks hall, with E B Everson reelected president and Nordahl Peterson honored as the first martyr in the farmers' justice cause.
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Legislative Committee
J. B. Paintex
Colone
Dwyte Wilson
Mitchell
Reese Morgan
Philip
South Dakota
Omaha
Farmers Union
Elks Hall
Batchelor
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
H. B. Richardson
Highmore
F. C. Wilson
Calcme
Frank McNenney
Sturgis
L @ farmers Union Brokerage company and Livestock Commission
Sioux Falls
Martin Filingson
Quinn
W. H. Spreston
Zell
Farmers Union Livestock Commission
Sioux City
George McFarlane
Rapid City
Omaha Livestock Commission
C. H. Olson
Bijou Hills
Chicago Livestock Commission
Nordahl Peterson
Canby
Minn
Floyd B. Olean
Minnesota
Nordahi Peterson
No More Dances At Huron College
Unfavorable reaction to a spring dance at Huron College led to abandoning future dances. Mrs Miriam Spears, social committee chair, announced the decision after the event was used as an experiment to judge continued campus dances. The report notes the experiment aimed to assess whether dances should continue.
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Huron College
Miriam Spears
Campus Gymsface Dancing Opposition from Royal Supporters
A group of royal and generous supporters oppose campus dancing arguing the gymnasium is an unsuitable venue. Mrs Sciers notes the current stance and stresses dancing on campus is unwise.
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Trusigees
Sciers
Columbus Day Banquet At St Martin's Church Attended by 900
The Columbus Day banquet and program at St Martin's Catholic church drew nearly 900 attendees. After a 6:30 pm banquet, Knights of Columbus presented the program with T B Luby praising Columbus and the voyage, and Father John M Brosnan recalling a Dublin eucharistic congress and a five mile march with citywide singing. Music included piano solos by Vance Kennard and Miss Max Knapp, with vocal numbers by Mrs J B McGinty and C J O'Brien and a finale by J P Walsh. Desmond served as toastmaster.
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St Martin’s' Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
T. B. Luby
Christopher Columbus
America
John M. Brosnan
Dublin
Ieland
Ireland
Father Brosnan
Vance Kennard
J. B. McGinty
C. J. O'Brien
Max Knapp
J.P. Walsh
Meer
D. F. Desmond
Republican Women Meet In Precincts In Huron
Republican women led by Mrs. C. H. Hanson hold precinct meetings across Huron this week. Gatherings included Mrs. Camden Rayburn’s home and Mrs. R. Hannum’s residence, with future sessions at Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Claude Dickinson, Mrs. A. J. Lang, and Mrs. Frank Dwyer.
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C. H. Hanson
Beadle County
Republican Women's Organization
Huron
Camden Rayburn
Mes
R. Hannum
George Wright
Third Ward
First Precinct
Claude Dickinson
Piglock
A. J. Lang
Frank Dwyer
Bottlers Convene For Annual Meet In Huron
The South Dakota Bottlers association holds a two day convention in Huron with reports by Fred W. Witte of Sioux Falls and Dr. Max Levine of Iowa State College. About 200 members from cities across the state attend the opening session. A banquet is planned for tonight and officers will be elected with next year’s convention city chosen before tomorrow noon. President F. Dalton of Sioux Falls presides, with Pat Elbsein of Watertown as vice president and H. S. Cameron of Aberdeen as secretary treasurer.
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South Dakota Bottlers Association
Huron
Fred W. Witte
Sioux Falls
Max Levine
Iowa State College
Ute Yaile
F. Dalton
Pat Elbyein
Watertown
H. S. Cameron
Aberdeen
New Cab Company Starts Service Here in Huron
The DeLuxe Lab company organized by Earl Scotter and Clarence Peterson began service in Huron with offices at the south entrance of the Marvin Baghitt hotel. It will operate two heated taxis and advertises clean quick service. Telephone 420.
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DeLuxe Lab Company
Earl Scotter
Clarence Peterson
Huron
Marvin Baghitt Hotel
Bulow to Speak at Redfield in Roosevelt-Gamer-Berry Rally
Redfield residents were told Senator W. J. Bulow will address a Roosevelt-Gamer-Berry ticket rally at the Redfield high school auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. The announcement came from Democratic central committee chairman Jon ed Grigsby.
Kehm Defends Veterans Spending Charge at Legion Meeting
Harry A. Kehm Harrisburg department commander of the American Legion answered charges by the National Economy league about veterans legislation costs. He said the Veterans Bureau shows the $15 billion spent covers all wars since the Revolutionary War. He criticized Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Archibald Roosevelt for their stands, noting Byrd's $5,000 annual pension and quick admiral appointment. The event installed new William Reaves post officers and honored retiring commander L. H. Cornell.
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Harry A. Kehm
Harrisburg
American Legion
National Economy League
William Reaves
League
Veterans Bureau
Kehm
Réeht
Aseg Cgt
L. H. Cornell
E. C. McKenzie
I. R. Wiley
A. B. ‘Blake
McClaskey
Norbeck Says Demos Blamed for Prohibition Debate
Norbeck assigns blame to the Democrats over prohibition while stating it was not a party issue. He notes opinions were split across parties yet argues the Republican platform was most fair and logical on the subject.
Custer Township Orders Weed Control Along Public Highway
Board of Supervisors of Custer Township orders all landowners adjacent to a public highway to cut and destroy weeds to the center of the highway by October 26, 1932. Failure to comply will result in weeds being cut by the township at landowners' expense. By order of THADOVIATT, Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
Custer Township
Thadoviatt
Coloring contest prizes awarded by Evening Huronite
Sweepsake honors were awarded in the weekly coloring contest by the Evening Huronite. Gladys Wipf and Doris Lion each receive a free ticket to the Huron theatre for submitting Out Our Way. Eight other top entries were also recognized with prizes, including Darlene Lyle Ruth Fuss James Meadows Billy Meadows Arthur Wipf Darleen Jones Donne Key and Joseph Grace. Hospitals notes report Mrs Oxville Dingzan admitted for surgical care and Leonard Hofer Arnold Merry dismissed from Carthage and Carpenter respectively.
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Huronite
Cera
Gladys Wipf
Route 1
Huron
Doris Lion
Colorado Avenue
Huron Theatre
Slong
Darlene Lyle
Lawn Ridge
Ruth Fuss
Arizona Avenue
James and Bily Meadows
Nebraska
Arthur MM. Wipf
Darleen Jones
Donne Key
Second Street
Joseph Grace
Simmons Avenue
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Olaf Hun~stad
County Agricultural Extension Department
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Geneva
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Great Britain
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J. D. Mullaney
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Leonard Hofer
Arnold Merry
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Montgomery Ward & CO
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McLean
Chase Lowery
Board Room Service
Mitchell Buren Soux Falls
Republican State Central Committee
Chas. S. McDonald
M. Q. Sharpe
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