Weathered market notes amid Chicago potato and livestock deals
Chicago market report documents steady potato prices and slow trading, with Wisconsin Round whites at 2.50 to 2.65 and Red River Ohio s at 2.50 to 2.60. Sioux City and St Paul livestock show mixed cattle, hog and sheep activity, with prices varying by grade and weight as the week ends.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotta
Red River Ohios
South Dakota
Barly Owl
Ordinary
Idaho Socal Russets
Small
Sioux City
St. Paul
U.S Dept
Seflers
Wheat Values Fall Sharply in Worst War-Time Trade
Chicago traders faced a violent wheat sell-off with prices dipping as much as 12 cents below prior closes. December futures slipped to 1.214, May to 1.844, amid a broad stock market rally and heavy selling pressure. In Minneapolis futures, December fell to 1.16 and May to 1.24 3/4 as traders rushed to unload.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Argentina
Grain prices and carlot ranges at Minneapolis market
Early market report lists No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.16 to 1.25 per bushel while No 1 northern bids 1.194% to 1.21. No 1 amber durum around 1.11 to 1.16, No 1 mixed durum near 1.00 to 1.04, corn No 3 at about 89 percent, oats No 3 white around 42 to 48, with various other durum and barley quotes. Reports from Washington Street and Minneapolis range charts reflect daily carlot grain activity on October 24.
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Bartey
Minneapols Carlot Range
Duluth Futures Range and Livestock Quotations
The Duluth futures market shows December 32214 and May 3.23 percent with various wheat grades and durum prices. Report notes Lakely Armour & Co hog receipts, but local yard quotations are not public market quotes and must be sourced elsewhere.
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Armour & Co
Noom
Poultry and Eggs Prices From Heron and Huron Markets
Daily market summaries from Swift & Co. and Buck Brothers list live poultry and egg prices in Huron and nearby, including leghorns and hens at various weights, eggs at No 2 grade, dressed ducks and geese, rabbits, and live ducks. Shipper prices for stallions and direct items noted, with notes of possible changes.
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HERON
Swift & Co. Huron
D. Jens
Buck Brothers
Huron
S. Tr
Ander
Reese
Stock Market Panic Rebound After Banker Assurances
A New York market panic cooled as leading bankers issued reassurances. Stocks turned around from large declines with United States Steel and Johns Manville among notable rebounds. Volume set records with about 14 million shares traded as the ticker ran late.
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New York
United States Steel Common
Johns Manville
American Telephone
New York Stock Exchange
UT. 3
Steel
American Can
Sears Roebuck
Uptom Pacific
Radio Schedule Teems With Orchestral Programs Across Cities
A detailed listing of October 19 radio time blocks shows numerous orchestral and vocal programming across networks. Names of stations such as WEAF WJZ WABC WGN WLW and KMOX appear repeatedly alongside various orchestras and conductors, with morning to late evening segments featuring symphonies, dance orchestras, and light music.
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WEAF
New York
Spltaing
Piusic
WWI Weal
WSM
Pauvus. Gissengers
WGY
Wwa
Wsal
KYW
KVHS
WMI
Wigs Oo
Wioh
WHAI
WMC
WSMB
Peo Paula Lytics
WWI
WDAF
Wraid
KSTP
WEBC
WJAX
WAPI
WEY
KSL
WSBT
Walter Daviroson
Hal Kento
KED
WDA
WEBM
WGHP
WERCG
Wsep
Wapc
Wowo
WTEM
Wood Kmox
WEEEM
Wecoo
Birs
Joe
Wile
KMOX
Kmbc Oil
WSPR
WERC
al Werc
WADC
Hinsley
Symphony Orchestra
Alao Wisn
NBC Chain
Quarte
Wren
Albo Avrien
Ravi Kwik
Guild
Lintian
Rudd Is New Scout Leader at Miller
Miller October 2 24 Special report notes Charles Rudd named new Scout leader for the Miller Boy Scouts. Meetings resume with Wednesday evening gatherings as part of the local troop program.
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Rudd
Miller “Miller
Miller -Trapp
Boy Scouts
Charles
Market panic shocks Wall Street as prices plummet
New York reports a frenzied downpour of selling with records shattered across leading stock exchanges. Traders panic as prices tumble, then partial rallies emerge in the afternoon, while brokers’ customers show anxious faces amid a volatile session marked by heavy demand to buy and widespread declines.
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Wall Street
New York
America
Wall ‘Street
Wall Street Plunges Amid Margin Dumping and Falling Prices
In the early afternoon the ticker quotations lagged as floor traders struggled to supply bids. Desperate commission-house customers flooded the floor for quotes while many houses dumped marginal accounts. Hundreds of leading stocks sank to multi‑year lows, with declines of 5 to 50 percent in hours.
Notables Among Hunters At Huron For Pheasant Opening
Reservations pour in from multiple states as hunters converge on Huron for the pheasant season opening at noon next Tuesday. Prominent figures including Dr. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester Minn Maytag vice president of Maytag Washing Machine Co Newton IA and executives from Stanolind Stannard Oil Northwestern Public Service and other firms plan to attend meetings and hunt activities. Hotels report full bookings for the first week with events spanning Monday through the season’s first days across several counties.
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Huron
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Chicago
Stannard Oil Company
Luke Stevens
Pierre
B. MN
Maytag
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Newton
Iowa
Itead
Figuron
Northwestern Public Service Company
Pheasants Son
Ead County
Spink
Kingsbury
Jerauld
Sanborn
Minez
Cooper Plea Change After Alcohol Find At Home
C. and Cooper changed his plea to guilty after police found beer wine and home brew gear at 456 Lawn Ridge in a recent search. Judge Dick Haney fined him 150 dollars for keeping and storing intoxicating liquor. Gus Strelzer, who pleaded guilty, was fined 250 dollars with a sentence suspended to support his wife and child.
Watertown Man Is Appointed 1920 Census Supervisor
John C. Schoenberger of Watertown SD was named supervisor for the 1920 census by the director of census. His headquarters will be Watertown and his district includes Beadle Brookings Clark Codington Deuel Grant Hamlin Marshall Kingsbury and Sully counties.
Wessington Scout Troop Reorganizes After Gap
WESSINGTON Oct. 24 Special The Wessington Boy Scout troop is being reorganized after a lapse of more than two years. Merton Aldrich superintendent of schools and Emil Schoening lead the effort. The group meets Thursday evening in the schoolhouse and aims to register and obtain its charter.
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Wessington
Boy Scouts
Merton Aldrich
Emil Schoening
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Tiha Palmer
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WLIB
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Roy Housman
Walter Voigt
Nat'l Bank of Huron
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