Market News Armours Receipts and Livestock Quotes Across Cities
Armour Company receipts to noon. Sioux City, Chicago and Sioux Falls livestock quotes mixed across cattle calves steers heifers and hogs. Reports show steady to lower bids, with top cattle around 16.00, hogs near 9.00, and lambs hovering near 10.00, amid slow early demand and regional price variations.
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Siowx City
Livestone
Sioux City
Jct
Chicago
Dept. Ag
Mim
Huis
Zondana
Ealter
Medigny Veulens
Soo
Shone & Medium
Lys
Guy Woll
Tooder Humbe
Ohaive
Sioux Fall
Sioux Falls
Oet
Aus St AY
Huron Poultry and Eggs Furnished by Buck Brothers
Daily furnished poultry and eggs by Swift & Co. Imron Steavy springs Leghorn strains Hearty hens Light hens Cock Eggs No 1 Eggs No 2 pans noition Terms and brands indicate a local poultry and egg supplier notice listing products and providers.
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Wulon
Swift & Co
Imron
Steavy Springs
Leghorn Springs
Huron
Buck Brothers
Wheat futures drop as cash markets ease in Minneapolis
Wheat futures declined sharply amid weak cues and bearish news in Minneapolis trading on October 16. Cash prices showed broad weakness with No. 2 dark northern at 1.91 to 1.46 dollars per bushel and various grades of wheat and oats posting lower bids. flax and rye also mixed as demand cooled and futures lagged.
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Minneapolis
Darum
Davis
Montana
Beazley
Duluth Cash Prices and Futures Range Report
Duluth market notes on durum prices and futures activity dated October 15 and 16. Entries reference varieties such as amber durum and red durum with percentages, price levels, and changes, including notes on delivery months and bid offers.
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Duluth
Giose
Lota
Lagat
Secondary reaction stalls mixed stock market rally
New York reports resumed trading after yesterday's dip. Declines hit many active issues from 3 to 15 points while select oils and specialties helped pare losses in an early rally. Short selling remained a key factor as pools boosted a few stocks to new highs amid volatile volumes and scattered gains in utilities and industrials.
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New York
International Paper
Aml
Mouston
Royal Dutch
Columbian
Auburn Autoil
Ganeral Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Joby Manville
America Tobacco Common
Crosley Radio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pero Margiotatte
Hocking Valley
Atchison
Cawa
Reagwen
Werk
Dealers Ready For Auto Parade In Manitowoc
Arrangements for the automobile parade are nearly complete with about 12 dealers expected to participate and 40 to 50 cars likely in the procession. The parade, led by the Huron Municipal band, will form at Third Street and Ohio Avenue and move at 2 30, proceeding along Ward to TH Street, Town avenues, back to Third Street, to Dakota Avenue, First Street and near Campbell Park.
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HK Tit
G. J. Johnson
Auto Trades Association
Huron Municipal Band
Third Street
Ohio Avenue
Maven Wit
Town Avenues
Dakota Avenue
First Street
Campbell Park
300 Men Battle Black Mills Fire Near Hot Springs
About 300 firefighters battled a canyon forest fire near Hot Springs, extinguishing most flames by late afternoon after two miles of burning timber and grass. Back firing directed by State Forester Shoemaker halted the blaze, aided by a light wind and smoky conditions. Two riders seen nearby were suspected of discarding a lit cigarette that started the fire.
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Hot Springs
Get
Eikow Canyon
Ihrousnoit
Canyon
Shoemaker
Ist
Standard Oil Ind on curb market closes at 36
On the curb market Standard Oil of Indiana stock closed at 36 today after bid and ask activity. Market observers noted limited liquidity with trades concentrated in small lots and participants expecting further price movement in the near term.
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Standard Oil Ind
Standard
Wyman And Elliott On Bench In U.S. District Court
In Sioux Falls the United States district court opened with Judge James D. Elliott presiding Civil cases and Judge A. Lee Wyrman handling criminal proceedings. Mrs. J Madsen of Yankton is visiting Huron at the home of Mrs J S Hollis.
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Petit
United States District Court
James D. Elliott
A. Lee Wyrman
J. Madsen
Yankton
Huron
3. S. Hollis
Beach Avenue
Madsen
City
Robinson Opens Pierre Branch
Robinson Shoe store expands to Pierre with new Robinson Kent Shoe store to be managed by Frank Bene. Kent becomes part owner. stock similar to Huron store though smaller. Benny previously led Capitol Bootery at Pierre after leaving Robinson in Huron years ago.
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Robinson Shoe Store
Huron
Pierre
A. E. Rossinson
Robinson-Kent Shoe
Frank Bene
Robinson
Capitol Bootery
Kent Wis
Rutinson
Kent
Hot Springs
Plexre
Man Struck by Falling Brick at Lyric Theatre Remodel
John Haht, new worker for Neilson Can- Strieion company, was struck on the head by a brick at the Lyric Theatre remodeling today at about 10 30 am. Four stitches were required and he was discharged from the hospital but cannot return to work today.
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John Haht
Brick Hart
Neilson
Faulkton Lions Charter Night Held With Delegations
Faulkton observed charter night for its newly organized Lions club with delegations from Loynsey Ellies Huron Ipswich and Aberdeen. W J Jacobs presided as judge Barcond of Faulkton and J W Parmley Ipswich Deputy District Governor delivered remarks with Leo K Massing of Ipswich also speaking.
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Faulkton Lions
Faulkton
Lions Club
Ipswich
Leo K. Massing
Hotel Night Clerk Is Held Up and Robbed
In Falls City on October 18 Charles Webb night clerk at the Royal hotel reported being held up and robbed by two women. He said they demanded money then tied him to a bed and bound his wrists before fleeing. Webb notified police and described the attackers as two women.
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Charles Webb
Royal Hotel
Tere
Webb
Foy & Yoon
Hell Him Wo
Abe Gett Lim
Baths Celebrate Otto Frank Family Milestone
Mr and Mrs Otto Frank and their two sons celebrate a family milestone on Saturday October 12. Mr and Mrs I welcome a daughter. Thor is noted as part of the household in the brief item.
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BATHS
Otto Frank
Maron
Thor
Freak potato goose displays odd growth in Huron garden
A potato grew into a birdlike shape resembling a goose in Huron, displayed at Waihe BYE Store. Local resident Starr Sulu notes the strange vine potato lacks cultivation and quips about fresh produce versus weather, while residents eye the odd creation as a novelty.
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Starr
Dae Kata Avenue
Sixteentreer
Waihe
Miller
Ranagell
October ceremonial Pow Wow on campus cues warriors scene
Miss Louise French writes of an October Pow Wow on campus with warriors, chiefs, attendants, and royal figures. Wayne Nelson as president leads Student association. Lyle Lester and a Chick leader named Turan are event representatives. production team and local dignitaries assemble for the ceremony.
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Louise French
Prine Seal
Huran
Cain
Anguiumbide
Maontigh
Wayne Nelson
Onida
V of
Turan
Lyle Lester
Chick Wiier
We Toothall Bay
Don Streety
Nerald
Chiek
Fentiall Snag
Ce Dm van Deursey Cortes
Pale Aison
Iyde
Helen Strafford
Yonel
Mandreau
Warner
Funeral Today For Mrs Donald Vance
Funeral services for Mrs. Denafit Vance who died Sunday afternoon at her home in Washington were held today at 1 o clock. The Rev. Me. Binds led the service and burial followed in Rivers, Lory. Mrs. Vance was survived by Donald Vance and Lom.
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Denafit Vance
Weseingtom
Rivers
Flivray
Vance
Donald Vanes
Andy Elh
Vanes
Tribune
Mud
Gern er Drug Remodeling Under New Ownership
New owners Pan D Mrs George Sherman and Carl Moe drive rapid remodeling at the Corner Drug. Interior updates include decorations and reorganized layout with plans to replace booths and install modern fixtures. Management aims to stock wide sundries and position the store as a leading up to date drug shop in the city.
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Pan D
George Sherman
Carl Moe
Mug
Sherman
Moe
Mr. Istlis
Ward's Pays Tribute To Edison Genius Golden Jubilee
Ward's store marks Light's Golden Jubilee on October 21 honoring Edison. Montgomery Ward displays window splays tracing light’s progress from the first electric lamp fifty years ago to modern 100 watt bulbs. Manager Tremain notes customers will see advancing light and commerce developments through the illustrated displays.
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Ward
Edison
Thoms
Montgomery Wieda
Aga
Com Neta
Tremain
Montgomery Ward
Fight and Commerce
Thomas A. Ellison
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