Hedged Hog Prices Rise Amid Steady Killing Classes
Market reports show hog prices up 10 to 20 cents with most killing classes holding steady. Prices for steers, cows, and calves vary by weight and grade across Chicago Sioux City Sioux Falls and St. Paul markets, with hog futures trading around mid October levels and several regions noting light to moderate activity and steady or improving demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Dept. Agri
St. Paal
South ST. Paul
Sendy
Moatly
Wenenday
Dakotas
Montanas
Wheat Losses Make Recovery in Futures
Wheat futures in Minneapolis saw early losses due to poor cables and Russian shipments but recovered as eastern buyers stepped in. December and May contracts eased, while corn oats and barley traded quietly or dull with modest shifts. Duluth quotes show mixed durum and amber durum prices with varied protein levels and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneapolis
Chicago
Duluth
Ehax
Grain prices and quality notes from Luzon market
The report lists corn No 2 with yeow TS and oat No 3 white 73 percent berkey No 2 55 ample, flax No 1115 1593, rye nat, and No 1 dark newthern wheat £4 neo, mixed durum 0.47. Markets show fluctuating quotes in Luzon grain exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Poultry and Egg Prices From Huron to Sioux Falls Markets
Market notes cover Huron Poultry and Eggs with price ranges for live ducks geese and hens, plus Leghorn, ducks and eggs pricing from Mitchell and Sioux Falls reports. Chicago and New York values for butter poultry potatoes flour and dairy also noted with shifts in rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Sat Brothers
Fieavy Springs
Ada
Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
Stock Prices Take Irregular Course
New York stock market showed uneven gains with rail shares slipping at times. Alleghany Corp Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate and Erie moved 2 to 4 points while Perre Marquette and others damped gains. Call money remained firm with large offerings and offerings at 1 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alleghany Corp
Chesapeake Camp
Chesapeake and Ohio
Clic
Pete Marquette
Kickel Plate
Erie
Alack
Call Money
Pereesst
Tretekers
Rehearsal Set for Huron Pinafore on Wednesday
Wednesday evening at 7 o clock a rehearsal will prepare the nautical comic opera H M S Pinafore for its November 1 performance at Huron college gymnasium It is a two act operetta with a large cast and orchestral support provided by the college orchestra Campus Players director Nardin Van Deursen notes the cyclorama curtain will enhance the stage setting Principal roles include Captain Corcoran and Josephine with a full chorus and business staff listed for the production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
W. 5
Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
Joseph Porter
John S. Wharton
Edwin S DuPaoncet
Liquor Found During Police Chase In City
Police pursued a speeding sedan on West Third Street and nabbed Harvey Fix of Huron with five gallons of alcohol in a rear Sherman and Mordig alley. Fix is jailed on a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor. Bail set at $500 with a hearing scheduled Saturday at 10 a.m. Municipal Judge Dick Hanevle presiding. Assistant State's Attorney Lea A. Temmey prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
Sherman & Mordig
Harvey Fix
Fix
Muncipal
Dick Hanevle
Lea A. Temmey
Funeral for Mrs Whitmore Held at Riverside Cemetery
Mark Kopi attended services in Aberdeen on Tuesday for his aunt Mrs Frank Whitmore who died Sunday morning. Funeral services were at the Baptist church with Rev W H Dickenson officiating and burial followed in Riverside cemetery. She is survived by her husband and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kuni
Aberdeen
Mark Kopi
Huron
Frank Whitmore
Miller Jailed For Writing Bad Checks
Arthur Swede Miller, former Huron prize fighter, is back in jail after two abort term in the state penitentiary at Stone Falls. He wrote bad checks for $2 to the Fair Store and $5 to the K and K store in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Arthur
Huronprize
Agai
Stone Falls
Huron
Fair
Check charges against Willis Hill dismissed
Relatives of Willis Hill ard provided funds to cover bad checks he wrote on the Hedfield National Bank. The checks, valued at SU00, were cashed by Boron merchants during municipal court proceedings.
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Willis Hillard
Redfield
Hedfield National Bank
Boron
Closing quotations tally for major U S stocks
A scan of closing quotations lists percentages for numerous companies across industries. Entries include Am Can at 115 percent Am T & T 19 percent Am Woolen 5 percent United Fruit 9 percent US Steel 146 percent Western Union 137 percent and Woolworth among others, reflecting closing price movements and performance levels names omitted for brevity.
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All Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am Interatl
Am Toco
Am Sm & Bag
Am Bag
Am T & T
Anaconde
Armour A
Amnour Btw
Atchison
Adl Coast L
All Ref
Bol & Obio
Beatrice Cre
Beth Sta
Can Pac
Carro de Pas
Chet & Ohlo A
CM Ve Pace
CRI & P
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Co Eee HK
Matra
Gold Dust AG
Penn Brol Phillips Pet
Watwood backs Werner in third district race
A. W. Watwood of Aberdeen urged support for Theo B. Werner of Timber Lake in the third district congressional race. Werner opposes incumbent Republican William Wil(l)omoon, with Watwood citing Wil(l)emoon’s tariff votes and debt-cancellation stance as pro big business.
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A. W. Watwood
Werner Abledeen
Aberdeen
Stuke
Theo. B. Werner
Timber Lake
Werner
William Williemoon
Rapid City
Willidmoon
Big Busines
Watwood
United States
South Dakota
Harry L. Gandy
Critics Attack MacDonald Palestine Policy In Letter
London critics Stanley Bald Sir Austen Chamberlain and Colonel Amery denounce the MacDonald ministry policy toward Palestine in a London Times letter. They argue the White Paper damages British good faith and fuels distrust among American Jewry, while praising Dr Chaim Weizmann who resigns as president of the Jewish Agency and Zionist movement over the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
London
Stanley Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
L. C. S. Amery
London Times
Palestine
Lord Pasefield
Ams
Chahn Weismann
Jewish Agency
Zionist Movement
Mowinckel Likely to Remain Norway's Prime Minister
Oslo reports Premier Johan Mowinckel is expected to stay in office as the Storting opens its session next year. The radical cabinet won a new lease on life after elections that returned 3 radicals to the government, while labor in the coalition is set to lose influence. The new balance lies Laborites 47, Conservatives 44, Peasant party 25, Radicals 24.
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Mowinckel
Norway
Oslo
Johan Mowinckel
Storting
Laborites
Peasant Party
Radicals
New Oxygen Injection Methods Described at Medical Assembly
At the international medical assembly in Minneapolis on October 23, Dr. A. B. M. J. Von Rooy of the University of Amsterdam outlined oxygen injections as a life-saving measure for newborns unable to breathe. He said injections under the skin on both sides of the abdomen also aid pulmonary embolus by supplying oxygen when lung oxygen is impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
International Medical Assembly
A. B. M. J. von Rooy
University of Amsterdam
van Rooy
Mother of Huron Woman Dies in South Dakota Visit
Mrs Helen A Bowers 78 of Sioux City died suddenly Tuesday while visiting her son O C Bowers in Sheldon Iowa. She was stricken with a heart attack just entering the hospital in Sioux City and died two hours later. Surviving are five sons William E Bowers Ds B A Bowers Floyd O Bowers of Granville Hoy C Bowers of Great Falls Mont and O C Bowers of Sheldon and three daughters Mrs Botkins Huron Grace Marks and Mrs Susan Lex of Granville. Funeral arrangements awaiting word from the son in Great Falls.
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Huron
S. C
Helen A. Bowers
Sioux City
W. C. Batkins
O. C. Bowers
Sheldon
Ask
William E.bowers
Ds. B. A. Bowers
Siow Ae
Floyd O. Bowers
Granville
Hoy C. Bowers
Great Falls
Mont
Botkins
Wils
Grace Marks
Susan Ricklex
Aberdeen Company Robbed of 100 in Theft
Aberdeen, Oct 2. Burglars entered the Aberdeen Wrecking Company building last night and escaped with about 500 in checks and 5 in cash, plus recount slips. Police lack clues to identify the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Wrecking Company
Eod
Twenty five killed in Mexican floods report
Rico City reports confirm twenty five deaths as floods sweep districts in Vera Cruz and neighboring Oaxaca. Estimated relief needs and damages rise with official forecasts and potential aid measures. Authorities assess impact across flooded areas and coordinate emergency response efforts.
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Rico City
Tumpan
Dreuae
Vera Cruz
Jomes
Oaxaca
Four Are Killed By Canadian Murderer
A Canadian killer claimed four lives in a spree that alarmed ALTA residents. Police pursued the suspect as authorities described the case as a chilling act of violence with details limited by the report.
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Alta
Oct
Clergy Conference Plans Winter Work in Sioux Falls
The Rt. Rev. Hugh L. Burleson and Rt. Rev. W. Blair Roberts lead a two day Episcopal diocese conference in Sioux Falls with Arch Deacons Ashley Clark Junker and executives Swain and Emhardt. Holy Communion opens at Grace Church and meetings assemble at the Parish House and Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Burleson, national council vice president, departs for New York after Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Field
Episcopal Diocese of
South Dakota
Grace Epistcopal Church
Edward Ashley
David W. Clark
Valentine Junker
W. C. Swain
Sioux Falls
William Chauncey Emhardt
National Council of
New York City
Marvin Hughitt
Camecn
Grese Church
Burleson
Roberts
Sioux
National Council
Bishop Burleson
Grace Church
Embhart
Girl Burns Seriously After Fall With Heater
Leona Haber aged 19 fell while a lighted oil heater burned her clothing. The stove burst into flames and she rolled on the ground to extinguish the fire until neighbors covered her with an overcoat. In a hospital it was believed the burns would not be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanekton
Leona Haber
Lindy inaugurates new transcontinental air service
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh opened the new Transcontinental Western Air Transport line from Newark, flying a tri motored plane to Columbus via Camden and Harrisburg with refueling points at Harrisburg. The service aims to connect major cities with the inaugural stop at Camden and a later route to Pittsburgh and Columbus.
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Lindy
Newark Airport
N. 7
Charles A. Lindbergh
Transcontinental Air Service
Transcontinental Western Air Transport Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Camden
N.J Central
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Huron Announces 1931 Tax Levy Figures
The 1931 total tax levy for Huron will be 38.61 mills, unchanged from an earlier estimate. County Auditor Everett Curtis announced the pear mill levy at 237 mills, with the overall figure expected to be slightly below this year. A comparative breakdown shows county and state levies alongside school and other assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Hyron
Everett Curtis
Feds
Expect To Finish Paving By Tonight
Paving on Federal Highway No 14 enters the city from the east and should be completed by nightfall. Officials note the small concrete bed remains and the James river highway bridge area will be finished before dark. The Simmons avenue to west side segment was completed yesterday and winter halts are planned within Huron city limits.
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James’ River Highway
Chicago
Simmons Avernue
Huron
Third Street
Simmons Avenue
James River Highway
Lowa Ridge
Simmons
Cheever To Be Buried In East Arlington Park Honors Set
Colonel Benjamin Harrison Cheever 80 a U S Army retired noted Indian fighter and former top horseman in the army will be buried with full military honors at Arlington Park National cemetery tomorrow. Born June 7 1850 in Washington he died here after years of illness leaving widow Cora Casyman and daughter Mrs Stewart Mavney. Cheever served in the Dakota Indian wars Philippine insurrection Spanish American and World wars retiring after 34 years. He earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for Wounded Knee Creek and held other campaign medals from around the world.
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Atlantic City
M. J
Benjamin Harrison Cheever
U.S. A
United States
Arlington Park National Cemetery
Tomorrrow
Cheever
Washington
Cora Casyman
Chicago
Stewart C. Mavney
Jacksonville
Fla
Wounded Knee Creek
White River
S. C
Mail votes available Sundays in Beadle County
Beadle County auditor Everett Curtis announces mail voting hours will be 1 to 5 p m on the next two Sundays. The office remains the sole location in the county for electors to vote by mail and ballots may also be mailed to the county auditor. The schedule aims to help railroad workers and salesmen traveling on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuseday
Beadle County
Everett Curtis
Insurance Man’s Automobile Stolen Near Hotel Marvin Hughitt
Insurance agent J A Johnson living at 329 Iawa avenue southwest reported his Chevrolet coach stolen yesterday between 12:55 and 2:45 p.m. It was parked on the south side of Hotel Marvin Hughitt. License 23527 engine 1216148 serial 2LAC95973 remains unrecovered as authorities investigate the incident. The Cappella choir under Hardin Van Deursen appeared in Huron College chapel this morning singing hymns chorals and chants.
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J. A. Johnson
Iawa Avenue
Aoutheist
Marvin Hughitt
DEBUS
Hardin van Deursen
Huron College
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Bulka
Kol Packers
S. Dept
Ahmour
Ice O. Ay
Montana
Nheapolis
Leyrley
Roduce Markets
Swit & Co. Baren
S. D. Fieavy
Mitchell
U. S. Dept. Bar
U.S
Mineso
North Dakota
Red River
Minnespolis
Dresser
Pogular Packer
Hennery
Cloeo
Bancorpera
Aberdeen Company
Burleson and Roberts
Conference of
Episcopalians
Hugh L. Burleson
D. D
W. Blair Roberts
Surleson
Boover
Wimber Conservation Board
Preslant Hoover
National ‘Timber Conservation
Caboose
Steubenville
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Giranena
Haren
Siam
Shepardeen
Idaho
Harom
Renmees Beichema
Seventh Street
East
S. Dak
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