Market News Slump Hits Hog Market and Steady Cattle
Hog values fell 13 to 25 cents on Wednesday with receipts around 200 heads, while cattle, calves and sheep held steady. Prime hogs topped at 11.15 and prime native lambs reached 10.90. other beef and veal classes moved modestly, with buyers active in spots and stock auctions across Chicago, Sioux City and St. Paul markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Csi
Chicago
St. Paul
Ted Coyr
Ted
Conner
Testone
Evewe
Pisa
Markets Report From Huron and Mitchell Markets
Huron and Mitchell market pages show various live poultry prices with hens, springs, and roosters, plus butterfat and egg prices. Also listed are grain and potato prices in Chicago and Sioux City markets, with specific weights and per cent ranges and notable price movements.
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Sioux City
Butterfar
Wool Market And Livestock Prices From Boston And Watertown
The Boston wool market shows bulk offerings with little mill interest amid strong wool prices. Watertown reports heavy breed springs at 4% lbs and up and hens at 5 lbs and up, with various weights for geese ducks eggs and butterfat. Minneapolis notes flour carload pricing rising and grain shipments totaling 48,251 for the period, with pure bran and standard middlings priced higher.
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Watertown
Minneapolis
Oem
Wheat Ends Higher After Fluctuating Trading Day
Chicago reports wheat fluctuated within wide limits on October 13, closing about one cent higher as government factors influenced securities. Prices moved with declines and advances, with some sessions showing near full immediate limit losses before modest gains. Substantial new export purchases were implied, while December, May, and other contracts closed mixed with corn and oats showing gains and unchanged to small changes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis grain market reports and bids services
Minneapolis and Duluth grain quotations show wheat receipts at 214 cars versus last year, with cash bids for No 1 heavy dark northern around 1.24, No 2 at 1.20s, and No 1 hard Montana at 1.24. Corn No 3 yellow around 61, flax No 1 about 2.02 to 2.03, and various futures-like notes for durum and oats.
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Minneapolis
Wminvospotis
Lis Wli
Life
Ladwcol
LRG
WAAL
Perth
Montana
Walton farmer held on charge of assault
Great Walton area near Hitchcock Sheriff Reilly bound over farmer Irving Walton to circuit court on a charge of attempting to kill after a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge C N Ball. Bonds set at 3000 dollars. The arrest followed a complaint accusing Walton of deliberately trying to run down him and his family with a car.
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Farmer
Great Walton
Irving
Hitchcock
C. N. Ball
St Walton
Joe Reilly
Liquor Case Opens Jury Session in Municipal Court
Virginia Nichols, Hur- Di Negress, faces a charge of illegal intoxication site as the October jury term begins. Jury selection finished quickly and testimony started around 11 o'clock this morning. Nichols, arrested late last summer, is represented by W. C. Peterson with City Attorney George E. Longstall leading the prosecution.
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Virginia Nichols
Triad
Miss Nichols
W. C. Peterson
George E. Longstall
Eastern Star Holds Annual Conclave in South Dakota
The Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star opened its 4th annual convention in South Dakota with Mrs. Muriel Brown Ipswich as worthy grand matron and Earl Serle Brookings as worthy grand patron. Officers from Minnesota Wyoming Nebraska Iowa and others attended. The Secretaries’ Association elected Mrs. Elsie Cook Wessington Springs as president Mrs. Mayme Berg Madison as vice president and Mrs. Ann Kehm Harrisburg as secretary treasurer. Officer elections and the 1936 meeting location were set for this afternoon with Sioux Falls the leading candidate for 1988.
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Yankson
Order of Eastern Star
South Dakota
Muriel Brown
Ipswich
Earl Serle
Brookings
Chas
Townsend
Casper
Wye
Evelyn Warne
Hedfield
Minnesota
Wyatting
Nebraska
Iowa
Elsie Cook
Wessington Springs
Mayme Berg
Madison
Ann Kehm
Harrisburg
Sioux Falls
Slow Rally In Steels Helps Stock Market
New York notes a slow steel rally helping the market regain balance as stocks fluctuated under cross currents. Prices rose after London gains, then fell on margin selling, with the tape lagging eight minutes. Afternoon gains in steels aided some sectors while mirrors farm tools copper components and miscellaneous manufacturing lagged. Utilities and rails remained narrow with about 2.6 million shares traded.
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New York
London
Closing prices and corporate listings from Algonquin markets
A dense OCR fragment lists stock quotations and percentages for numerous companies and bonds. It names firms like Armour, Chrysler, Goodyear, Westinghouse, and Union Carbide, alongside utility and railroad stocks, plus government bond notes and Farm Credit issues. The item resembles a market wrap with figures and ticker tails from a New York listing, reflecting a wide array of equities and issuers.
Salt Lake Man to Lead Bankers in Boston Meeting
Orval W. Adams a 53 year old Salt Lake City banker elected president of the American Bankers Association at its third annual convention in Boston He succeeds Tom K. Smith of St Louis Philip A Benson of Brooklyn first vice president and Robert M Hanes of Winston Salem second vice president Adams is executive vice president of the Utah State National Bank and has been the association’s vice president for the past year Prentis cites a rigid dictatorship and urges the road be resurveyed and relocated urging caution over New Deal policies and federal legislation while noting Democratic ties and concerns over court policy wage and relief measures.
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Orval W. Adams
Salt Lake City
Utah
American Bankers Association
Tom K.smith
St. Louis
Philip A. Benson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
N.C
Adams
Utah State National Bank
Association
Henning W. Prentis, Jr
Lancaster
Hugh
Johnson
Prentis
Prnsidentvelt
Farmers Union delegates prepare for officers election in 1998
Delegates gathered as the Farmers Union committee recommended continuing the convention program. A. B. White of Utica urged recalling the previous report, and Everson’s convention speech was moved to the afternoon. Oscar Johnson Oldham Ed Backlund Mitchell and Chris Sorum named to the majority report along with other committees. Everson added to the afternoon agenda as a compromise.
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A. B. White
Utica
Everson
Oscar Johnson
Oldham
Ed Backlund
Mitchell
Chris Soram
Soram
Mr. White
E. H. Everson
Mr. Everson
Constitution
Bylins
Henry Oester
Irvin Heggestad
Minta Schaffer
Roy Glover
Tony Bong
H. J. Svaram
Leslie Grace
R. W. Groothers
Chris Sorum
J. A. Dankey
Im E. Broline
Henry Helgersen
J. A. "Johnson
Degstes
I. & Herran
Nebraska Union ‘Farmer
Doris Lind
Comerville
New State Farmers, Union
Homer Oster
Clanton
South Dakota Farmers Union
Oklahoma City
Jack Overby
Mellette
Lucy Kartak
Colome
Margaret Kittles
Gladys Talbott Edwards
Jamestown
N. D
Farmers Union Cooperative Education Service
Chester Graham
Grant
Migh
Mike Stevens
Beadle County
South Dakota
Lillian Setencken
Huron
Spring Valley
Mary Jo Weller
Department of
North Dakota Farmers Union
Angoe
Foreign War Vets to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
Forrest McMullon Post No A776 Vet VFW members will hold their regular meeting Thursday night. Post Commander C. C. Taylor says this is the most important meeting of the year as officers for the ensuing year will be elected. A business session will precede the meal served by the mess staff.
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Forrest McMullon
United States
H. H. Kozn
Annemneta
C. C. Taylor
Surviving Brady Thug Confesses in Bangor Shootout
Bangor police captain said James Dalhaver, a surviving Brady gang member, confessed to murder of three policemen and implicated Al Brady, John Dillinger successor, and Clarence Kee Shaffer. He described gang killings across Indiana, Ohio, and Maine while detailing their small job start and later jewelry store robberies. Authorities awaited Dalhover’s return to Indianapolis as four government planes stood by for one of the heaviest public enemy maneuvers.
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Frank Foley
James Dalhaver
al Brady
Foley
Richard Rivers
Indianapolis
Paul Minneman
India
Freeport
Ohio
Atroimian
Calhover
John Dillinger
Clarence Kee § Shaffer
Bangor Street
Paley
Brady
G-men
Edward Lindsay
Maine
Mobeman
Maing
Baltimore
Bridgeport
Conn
Dalhover
Iidiana
Oley
Dalhover J
Dutchover
Shaffer
Brock, Inn
Charles Court
Wood
Indiana
Federal Bureau
Justice’ Department
Dalkover
Muarés
Farley heads to national postmasters convention
Postmaster General James Farley departed North Dakota for Butte Montana en route to the national postmasters convention in San Francisco. His North Dakota swing included an address to state postmasters at Jamestown and dedication of the remodeled Bismarck federal building praising the postal service and its workforce.
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Butte
Bismarck
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North Dakota
Mont
National Postmasters Convention
San Francisco
Jamestown
Bismarck Federal Building
Labor Board Directors Face Dismissal Over Partiality Claims
Regional directors Elinore Herrick Alice Rosseter and A Howard Myers are pressed for removal amid allegations of partiality toward John L Lewis and AFLCIO union favoritism. The Committee for Industrial Organization says AF of L rejected reconciliation offers ending any chance of a united labor movement. The dispute centers on the CLO terms and union solidarity.
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C. TO
Frey
Elinore Herrick
New York
Alice Rosseter
San Francisco
A. Howard Myers
Boston
Atlantic City
N. J
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Om C.lc
United Labor Movement
Slaying Attributed To Tragic Mistake In Beirut
BEIRUT Syria Oct 13 47 The U S Consul General James Thee y Marriner was killed in a supposed mistake a note says police report. The Armenian Meauyre vavan says the man felt insulted and his passport visa request was refused. The consul general had allegedly granted Karayan a visa but a letter never delivered due to address changes. Karayan 29 says he will return from the United States in 1934 Aleppo and is linked to the incident according to Tabet and John Harayan of the Remers News Agency.
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Syria
James Thee'y “Marriner
United States
Ivas Ergayoy
Meauyrevavan
Brea
Karayan
Tse
Mariner
United
Firom
First Edition Of Tiger Out Today
Huroun High School announces its student newspaper Tigers has released its first edition this afternoon featuring editorial pieces and a page one story noting Northwestern University recognized the paper as a top high school achievement. Editor Betchey Jen Campbell leads a staff including Gordon McNamars Lyte Jepherson and others with Dana Harlow advising.
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Ucles
Tiger Sta
Nortwestern University
Huron
Medill School of Journalism
Tiger
Betchiy
Jen Campbell
Tiger sauYs
Gordon McNamars
Lyte Jepherson
J Higgins
Andrew Fx
Donald Cross
Mildred Thompson
Gene Lothrop
Bsh
Adams
Owen Slougen
Kendal la Craft
Essehange
Dana Harlow Wys
Relph Rey
Munchhenke Put Under Peace Bond After Threat Claim
Willow Lake October 33 Special Bill Mundhenke a farmer near here was placed under a $250 peace bond after a Clark County hearing on charges he threatened to shoot Menno Schmidt and others in a hayfield dispute over land rented and harvested under a partnership. Sheriff James M. Foy arrested Mundhenke Saturday after a Schmidt warrant. Evidence showed Mundhenke warned he would shoot anyone at the meadow and had bought shotgun cartridges, though no shots were fired.
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Bill Munchenke
Here
Clark
Menno Schmidt
Mundhenke
Sherif James M. Foy
Clark County
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Haytn
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Wundhe
Too Late To Classify YOUNG MAN 18 19 Fl high graduate
Classified fragment mentions a young man seeking travel or a publisher contract and various items for sale or rent. It includes contact hints and partial phrases about a manure spreader and household goods. The text is garbled with stray names and incomplete details.
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Siac
Howdy
Raye
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