Hog Market Up Ten Cents at Armour Yards Huron
Armour stockyards Huron Oct 18 hog market rose ten cents with receipts about 150. Cattle calf and sheep markets steady. hogs by weight show ranges from under 160 lbs to over 300 lbs with prices from about 2.50 to 5.28. Chicago prices followed higher trends with most hog classes up 5 to 10 cents and a strong top around 8.00 to 8.50 for some weights.
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Armours
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour Yards
Chicago
Woith
Uatver
Santi
Sioux City
South St. -Paul
St.paul
Trading Quiet In Grain Mart Chicago Livestock
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets show quiet trade on Oct 18 with soy, wheat, oats and corn futures mostly steady or down slightly. Cattle and hogs markets vary by weight and grade, with buyers cautious and receipts firm, while cash grain quotes and carlot ranges reflect modest activity across regions.
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Minneapolis
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle
Sioux Falls market notes hogs up to 10 higher with top 5.85 and bulk 4758.20, butchers 3.255.353, sows 4.60. Cattle steady at 400.
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Sioux Falls
Duluth Futures Range Thursday
Rohled from the Allocated Press a Duluth futures range report notes percentages and indices for May trading. Specifics are unclear in the OCR but indicate a 00% 100% 98 set with ROS May and IOG-1WKOY.
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Duluth
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unknown Local Item
The readable fragments reference dates and percentages but lack a coherent event or names. This item appears to be a damaged notice or brief with vague financial figures and monthly markers, offering no clear subject or outcome to summarize.
Markets GIDE.AND WOOL MARKET Furnished by Bolles J Hogers and Huron Side and Metal Co
Chicago produce notes list cured hides, tallow, wool and sheep pelts with prices, then poultry and butter markets. Butter futures rose with government support, eggs advanced, and refrigerator standards quoted. Volume steady amid storage and prospective receipts. notable purchases influence prices.
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Gide
Bolles J Hogers
Huron Side and Metal Co. Buron, & D
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Associated Press
DRG
Dollar gains on Paris franc closes firmer after trading day
The dollar rose about 3 percent on an unofficial exchange market, closing at 15.04 francs per dollar vs 15.0085 francs yesterday. Opening was 15.02 francs with mixed European market signals and New York releases showing varied commodity prices across eggs, butter, and poultry.
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Paris
France
Market Strengthens After Early Trading Rally
In New York on October 2 the market firmed after early gains amid selective buying. Motor and pipeline shares rose while packing and other specialties held steady. Gillette climbed a point. Armour and U S Steel edged higher. American Telephone was steady with narrow moves. Closing quotations showed mixed results with numerous issues advancing in a cautious session.
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Moters
Plis
Gillette
Wilson ‘Company A and Armour
Olinois
U.8. Steel
American Telephone
Sharpe Attacks NRA And Endorses Local Candidates
The speaker denounces the NRA as a failure and urges a return to individualism. He contrasts an economical, constructive plan with extravagant New Deal policies, criticizing delayed reckoning and higher prices. Supports A Christopherson, Francis Case, and W C Allen for governor.
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NRA
Democratic Party
A. Christopherson
Francis Case
Secord
W. C. Allen
South Dakota
Berry Promises Tax Reform To Modernize State Finance
YANKTON Oct 18 Gov Tom Berry outlines plans for a new tax law expected to be the best in the Union and ready for the next legislative session. He defends the current gross income tax expiring July 1 1935 and pledges removal of useless parts while expanding strengths. He urges support for a democratic slate of constitutional officers to continue his program. Hospital admissions listed follow, with numerous business stocks and market figures appended.
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Yankton
Svite
Tom Berry
PWA
CWA
Allen
Walter Conway
Frank Siewert
Ben ‘Strobl
Elk Point
Vermilion
Colleges Gather for Huron College Inauguration
Fort y nine colleges and universities plan to send delegates or have local residents represent them at the inauguration of President Frank L. Eversall of Huron College tomorrow in Huron. Delegates come from Coe College Denison University Hamline Hastings Jamestown Washburn Westminster and fifteen South Dakota schools with many more from across the Midwest. The inaugural luncheon opens the event, followed by a 7:15 p m ceremony in the college auditorium and an informal reception in the gym afterward.
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United States
Huron
Frank L. Eversall
Huron College
Coe College
BH. M Gage
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Denison University
Ohio
Milo B. Price
Owatonna
Mino
Hamline University
Minn
A. B. Pet
South Dakota
Augustina,College
G. S. Swens
Gor
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Ralph E. Dunbar
Doane College
Neb
C. Lindberg
Aberdeen
Eastern Normal
Madison
Lena J. Myers
Marietta College
C. F. Bowles
Goucher College
W. HB. Thrall
Kenyon College
C. B. Rutenberg
Lafayette College
D. M. Butt
Oberlin College
Lorenzo N. Grosvenor
Presbyterian Theological Seminar
de. H. Ke~tells
Smith College
Mass
Marene R. Longstaff
Creighton University
George A. Youel
Columbia University
Grace Brandt
Northgar University
J. C. Shirley
Marvin Hughitt
Typhoon Claims 43 Dead in Manila and Luzon
Manila and central Luzon suffered major devastation as a typhoon left 43 dead per Manila Tribune estimates and up to 50,000 homeless. The piece notes the mild impact on locals due to bamboo and palm huts, cheaply built, with such homes taking only days to erect.
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P. I
Luzon
United States
Europe
Manila Tribune
Philippines
Labor Will Oppose Five Republicans
The American Federation of Labor launched a direct drive against five Republican senate candidates, urging organized labor to oppose Pennsylvania’s Walcott, Connecticut’s, Ohio’s Fess, West Virginia’s Hatfield, and Montana’s Bourquin. The circular letters, signed by AFL President William Green, urged members to vote against these candidates and support the opposing slate.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Pennsylvania
Walcott
Connecticut
Fess
Ohio
Hatfield
West Virginia
George M. Bourquin
Montana
William Green
Wack
West
Virgil
Wanted Housemaid General Housework For Gentleness
Classified notice asks for a housemaid doing general housework with no washing, contact via phone 8208. Also includes fragmented old ads referencing Ohio potatoes for sale, apartment rental and other unrelated listings.
Four Recruited For U S Navy Service
Four young men were recruited at the navy recruiting office in Huron and accepted for training. They include Wilber John Smith of Presho, Frederick George Schell of Wasta, William Raymond Stolley, Vivian, and Leonard Jacob Myers of Rapid City. O J Natterman announced today.
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Navy
Huron
Bee
Naval Training Station
San Dino
Cal
J. Natterman
Wilber John Smith
Presho
Frederick George Schell
Wasta
William Raymond
Stolley
K, Vivian
Leonard Jacob Myers
Rapid City
Mundt Protests New Deal Regulation Rally
Karl Mundt of Madison spoke at a Beadle County Republican rally denouncing the New Deal as government control of business and farming. He backed C. A. Christopherson for Congress and W. C. Allen for governor, urging relief reform and political fair play in relief administration. Mundt cited pay disparities in Pipestone and Sioux Falls and warned against Democratic leadership. The event, held at Elks Hall, featured local Republican candidates and performers.
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Mundt
Madison
South Dakota
Madison Normal
Wilson
C.A. Christopherson
Congress
Christopherson
Washington
W. C. Allen
Allen
Berry
Relief Administration
Alien
Pipestone County
Minnesota
South Dekote
Sioux Falls
Mund
Young Republican League
Beadle County
Elks Hall
H. L. Hurley
Young
Dudley Fell
William Cameron
B. 4
Kerr
Daum
Huron
Brown Sues Bates For 850 In Damages
Frank Brown files a civil suit in Beadle County District Court seeking 3500 damages for automobile crash injuries. The action stems from a collision on U S 14 east of Huron involving Bates in one car and Brown’s vehicle, with Gertrude Goodell a hospital stenographer who was mortally wounded in the incident.
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Brown
U. S. 14
Huron
Stoll Kidnapper Still At Large
Continued from page 10 details the attempted kidnapping of Mrs. Robinson. Her husband Berry Stall recounts the assault with an iron pipe leaving head injuries while she recuperates at home. A policeman enforces privacy on LimeKiln Lane as a physician revisits the scene and Sparks vows to push for the death penalty for the younger Robina if the jury urges it.
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Robina
Linders
Card Of Thanks For Kindness In Our Bereavement
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for their sympathy floral offerings and kindness remembered during our bereavement. Your thoughtfulness is gratefully appreciated during this difficult time.
Alseth Claims Hitler Tactics Used in South Orleans Rally
At a October 18 meeting Charles Beth in Kingsbury County described Governor Berry campaign tactics as Mussolini or Hitler like. Alseth stated CCC workers are ferried in government trucks and faced hazing to attend rallies while merchants offered prizes for crowd attendance. He cited a fund to cover coffee and doughnuts for farmers and warned these methods mark a first in South Orleans.
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Kingsbury County
Tun Berry
Mussolini
Hitler
CCC
Alseth
Tom Barre
Berry
Howard
Italy
Germany
Ali Alseth
South Orleats
NRA Usurps Power in South Dakota Speech
Aberdeen October speech by C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls denounced the National Recovery Act for usurping legislative judicial and executive powers. He cited 1700 pages of existing law vs 10 000 pages of NRA rules, warned of dictatorial control and noted higher costs for consumers while helping manufacturers.
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Aberdeen
C. A. Chavise Topherson
Sioux Falls
Congress
NRA
George Washington
Christopherson
Ube
South Dakota
Episcopal Leaders Adopt New Church Budget at Convention
Atlantic City reports the Protestant Episcopal Church faces a major budget debate as the general convention endorses a $2,701,000 target by the national council while a $2,315,000 figure from the committee prompts a $385,000 challenge to dioceses. Bishop Huston criticizes a rival proposal from Bishop Matthews of New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
Protestant Episcopal“church
House
Committee On Social Service
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Net Goal Council
F B Raymond Dies In Chicago At Seventy
Word arrives of the death this morning in Chicago of F B Raymond formerly of fod tab. He served as grand, secretary of the and and resided here from 1923 to 1932. He was 70, survived by a widow and three sons Robert Franklin and George all of Chicago and a daughter living in Tows. Funeral services pending.
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Chicago
Raymond
Fod Tab
Grand
And
Loige
Robert
Franklin
George
Tows
Luby to Speak at PTA Meeting on Juvenile Problems
Attorney Mrs Luby will address a PTA gathering at Updike School in Wessington Township tomorrow night. The talk focuses on Juvenile problems. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 8 o clock. Freight er Topa Topa grounded off Helgoland October 18. seaward tugs aided the vessel but the crew remained safe.
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Updike School
Wessinngton Township
Mirs Luby
Helgoland
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