Market News Sioux City Livestock Report
Sioux City markets show cattle and hogs firm to mixed with yearlings and stockers steady to higher, grass cattle up to 10 percent gains in some lots. Yard reports list grains and produce mainly steady, with hogs 9.00 to 9.40 for butchers and light loads, cows 4.25 to 6.00, and lambs 7.15 to 8.25. Other U S and regional summaries note price ranges and weekly changes for stockers, feeders, and feeders’ cattle, with Montana grassers and Western stockers prominent in quotes.
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Sioux City
St. Paul
South St, Paul
U. S. Dept
Montana
Chicago
Dept. Agr
Washington
Sioux Falls
Goo
Markets HURON PALTRY SUTTER EGGS Daily by Swift & Ca Huron
Some readable market items include live ducks and live geese with weights around five to twelve pounds. Entries reference Huron markets and Swift and Co. but many words are garbled. The fragment mentions eggs and hens with unspecified prices and a 4 percent rate.
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Huron
Swift & Ca
Heavy Springs
Laghers Springs
Armour Stockyards Hog Market Down at Armour
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports yesterday's hog market mostly 15 to 25 lower with heavier weights and rougher grades showing sharper declines. Top price reached 15 and receipts totaled a substantial volume as buyers adjusted to softer demand.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour's
Wheat and grain futures edge higher amid weak market
Wheat futures opened nervous on weak stock markets and low opening cables, but later attracted buying from commissions and mills. December closed 3i higher and May higher, corn rose as professionals and houses bought, rye and oats traded narrowly, barley edged up, flax slipped slightly, and cash wheat demand cooled with futures steady.
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Rinneapolis
Minneapolis Cash Close Friday grain prices vary by grade
In Minneapolis on Friday Oct 37 wheat and other grains showed varied cash prices and grade listings with No 1 northern and amber durum values noted. Duluth reports flax and wheat bids while carrot range data from Minneapolis lists No 1 dark northern and mixed durum prices alongside oats barley and rye figures.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Huron Grain Market
Chicago
Biba Bay
Tate
Sy Mar
Market Slumppers Hold Amid Mixed News in New York
New York stock prices drift lower in a placid session as late selling resumes after last week’s broad decline. The market sees limited rally, while federal reserve reports suggest rising trade demand with a $69 million gain in three weeks. Major losses hit Allied Chemical and GM with rails near new lows as total volume reaches about 2 million shares.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Allied Chemical
General Electric
General Motors
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Union Carbide
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
Radio Schedule From Sunday October 19 Listings
Central standard time schedule listing numerous stations and programs for a Sunday, including WEAF, WOW, WABC, and many others. Notes mention news, music hour, talks, religious services, orchestras, and various interlinked time blocks across NBC CBS networks. The dense OCR reads as a chaotic broadcast guide with fragmentary program titles and station shorthands.
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Associated Press
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Tni
School of Music
Wabc Ag
WADC
WCCO
Orchestra
WABC
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KMOX
Mary Noble
Lid
WEAF
Haming
WSM
WSM Symphony
WOAI
Stock Ticker Fragments Tie Up Odd Trading Notes
A jumble of percentage figures and company names appears, detailing assorted ledger like values for firms such as US Steel and United Fruit, plus references to rail lines, oils, and utilities. The text hints at market movements and corporate performance but remains fragmented and unclear in purpose.
Methodist Men To Meet Monday in Huron South Dakota
A district wide Methodist Men gathering in Huron will feature leaders Dr C N Pace of Duluth De Earl Roadman of Dakota Wesleyan Bert Smith of the Brotherhood and other notable figures including Howard Musser and Dr Alexander Shaw. Sessions begin at 10 am at the Methodist church with an educational lunch and a 6 pm fellowship dinner. Tickets should be reserved in advance.
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Huron
C. E. Wilcox
C. N. Pace
First Methodist Church of
Duluth
de. Earl A. Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Bert Edward Smith
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Howard A. Musser
India
Alexander Preston
Shaw
Wesleyan Colored Church of
Los Angeles
Mario Cappelli
South Dakota
Wilcox
Methodist Church
Cappelli
Former Huron Resident Lena VanderVoort Dies
The death of Lena VanderVoort occurred after a brief illness in San Francisco. She lived in Huron for about five years while her children attended Huron College, left in 1918, and moved to San Francisco in May. Her body will return to Platte for funeral services at the Presbyterian church, with burial in Platte Cemetery. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Sanderson of San Francisco Mrs LaRue Barnett of Howard Mrs Percy Michaelson of Fargo and son William Vander Voort of Lake Andes.
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Lena VanderVoort
Albert Sanderson
San Francisco
VanderVoort
Huron College
South Dakota
Sutherson
Presbyterian
Hard Work Ordered For Leopold And Loeb
Nate Leopold and Richard Loeb, convicted for the Bobby Franks murder, were ordered to begin work in state prison shops. Loeb had worked as a messenger, Leopold as secretary to the prison chaplain. Leopold’s transfer followed a failed summons delivery to a prisoner. Warden Henry C. Hill stated Leopold moved to the old prison while Loeb moved to Stateville.
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Leopold Joliet
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Leopold
Henry C. Hill
Stateville
Here
Campus Players Hold Initiation Banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
The Campus Players of Huron College held their annual banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt last night. Ralph Nohlgren gave the welcome, Dwight Hill spoke for new members, Kenneth Seims outlined future aims, and Evelyn Wright also spoke. The event featured stunts by new members, causing amusement as 42 students were initiated into the society.
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Huron College
Marvin Hughitt
Ralph Nohlgren
Dwight Hill
Kenneth Seims
Evelyn Wright
Pew
Stolen 1926 Chrysler Belonging to W B Beddow
City and county authorities seek a 1926 Chrysler sedan owned by W B Beddow stolen from a garage behind the Beddow grocery at 113 Third Street Southwest. Beddow reported discovering the theft yesterday afternoon. the car had been left there last Sunday, license 34125 and engine serial YSzigs.
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W. B. Beddow
Beddow
Third Street
Neighborhood News: Rochester operation and social updates
Harry Biglow underwent an operation in Rochester Minnesota and is reported as recovering with Mrs Biglow by his side. Mrs W C Brodkord hosted friends at Frie man home with Mr and Mrs Palma Dodd and Ruby Burg visiting. Sophia Hildebrandt visiting Adolph Hildebrandt home in Viola township. Norwegian Aid met for quilting activities. Kostras waived meals for gathering. Rute Ts on in Cuthbert scene noted.
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Rochester
Minn
Tay Guling
Ton Hose
Kostras
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Send Af
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Cuthbert
Marital union and travels noted in Wessington Springs area
The article records visits and arrivals by Meimzer Marguerite Pawlowski of Lane and Nels Peterson of Woonsocket to help set up a corm husker for Ernest and Frank Pate. It notes multiple local social calls, travels to Marion for medical treatments, a wedding between Esther Schroeder and Pawlowski at a Tauberan church, a Ford collision on Main Street minor inury, aid society meetings at the Frank Pate home, and various weekend visits among families including Dodd, McT Mire, Sherer, and Kusulki.
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Lane
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Woonsocket
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W. C. Brodkord
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Rover
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Endenie
Weeppee Springs
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Franke
Kusulki
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George Monesmith
Ed Pool
Main Street
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Sim
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Andrew Peterson
Aid
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Bancroft
Linus Weber
Huron
Phil Smith
Loretta Et Cavour
James Smith
Loretta Marsh
Kathryn Davis
Mitchell
Pierce Tyrrel
Iroquois
T. B. Davis
William Coffey
Leonard Coffey
Cottage Grove
Wis
Maxine O'Brien
Highmore
Ites
Esmond Community Notes and Gatherings Report
Esmond residents spent Wednesday visiting and playing games as neighbors hosted an afternoon gathering. Several locals attended Rebekah district events in Iroquois, while others traveled to Canistota Huron and Sioux Falls for family and social activities. The Esmond Rebekahs launched their fall program with a tied attendance contest and plan a Christmas party and pheasant supper for October 24 with families as guests.
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Iroquais
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G. Hannah
Lou Beachter
M. D. Catvey
Ross Clendening
W. J. Wilens
E. F. Blankenburg
Mattie Baird
J. G. Hoeys
Charles Mulholland
Canistota
L. E Clendening
Bill Lorenz
Ford
Huron
W. J. Wilkens
Fred Haris
de Smet
William O'Brien
Ithage
Elizabeth Gartland
Sioux Falls
Esmond
de Gartland
Hattie Chapman
Jess Woods
R. G. Hannah
Wilt Hanah
Mildred
Highmore
George Nelson
Thomas Fingerson
C. L. Hanah
Cavour RN A lodge gathering and local notices
Cavour RN A lodge met at the hall Thursday afternoon to a large crowd. Mrs Gascoigne of Broadland visits sister Mrs George Schmidt. Dr Saxton attended Cart Kauth home to treat two ill children. John Frahm family southeast of Devour reported ill. Earl Rudy family returns to Long Seach Del after months away. Mrs George Anderson hosted a firstide soup for a birthday. Martin family northwest of Sanborn county conducting business in Cavour Wednesday. John Bintemlester of Custer township visited Cavour Thursday. I O O F met in regular session. Rebekahs followed with a social and informal event.
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Custer Township
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