Hogs and Lambs Move in Mixed Market at Armour Stockyards
Armour Stockyards Huron Oct 21 hog receipts 250 steady on butchers and 10 lower on 10%5 with 34 top. Sheep 10 to 15 lower. cattle and calves steady. Prices: cattle with varied grades from good cows to medium bulls. calves and veal midrange. Chicago market barely steady with hogs 14000 head. top hogs 160, bulk 435-455. cattle steady, fat lambs steady around 6.75. St Paul and Sioux Falls reports show similar steady to firm trends across hogs, cattle, and sheep with regional price ranges noted.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Luigi
All Grains Hit Higher Levels on News of Government Buying
In Minneapolis on October 27, all grain prices climbed amid thin trade and steady Winnipeg support. Cash wheat stayed firm as futures closed higher across December May and July contracts, with barley oats flax showing gains while cash demand remained mixed and offerings limited.
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Sioux City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago Livestock Report Friday Market Roundup
Chicago market notes show cattle and calves steady to higher with tight supplies. Slaughter classes remain active, fat cows and bulls steady, vealers and calves seen strong demand. hogs and pigs mixed with best around firm for lighter weights and direct sales at top prices. Sheep and lambs weak to slightly lower, native lambs holding near 7.00 with feeder activity limited.
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Chicago
USDA
S.25
Unclear OCR fragment on track arrival and percentages
Fragmentary OCR text shows numbers and terms like No 2 No 1 35 percent 1024 5 percent LO red durum 8 percent and track L7B LW arrival 1.78, lacking coherent event or headline details.
Markets Report From Huron Sioux City and Chicago
Market roundup from Huron covering poultry eggs and hides. Sioux City and Mitchell reports list live poultry, eggs and butter quotations. Chicago notes on potatoes and general butter and egg prices. New York and Boston wool and poultry prices. Minneapolis flour futures and commodity prices.
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Sioux City
Springs
Bloston
Boston
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
Stocks Rally After Early Hesitation Sparks Market Gains
Stocks closed higher after an initial dip as industrials led the advance. National Distillers rose about six points with other gainers including Case, U S Smelting, U S Industrial, Anheuser Busch, Cerro de Pasco and American Telephone. transfers totaled around 1,050,000 shares.
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York
Case
U.S. Smelting
U.S. Industrial
Alenkbl
Cerro de Pasco
American Telephone Rose
Robinson Case Wins Judgment Over Insolvent Firm
A judge awarded the plaintiff $19,275.84 in the Robinson Shoe Co. case, involving Albert Robinson and AJ Robinson Jr. The decision centers on a conditional sales contract and transfers during insolvency, with stock and fixtures valued at $19,052.84 plus $22 from a Pierre store. Attorneys from Churchill & Benson and others represented the plaintiffs, with defense by Chamberlain & Hall and Boyce, Warren and Fairbanks.
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Eit Bowe
AJ Robinson
Albert Robinson
U.S
AC Lee. Wyman
Sioux Falls
Attomeya
Robinson Shoe Co
Huron J
Albert . Robinson
Albert “Robinson
A-Robinson, Jr
Wymar
Wyroan
Judge Wythan
Chamberlain & Hall of
Huron
Boyce, Warren and Fairbanks
Services At Grace Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
Grace Episcopal Church announces Sunday activities starting with church school at 1am followed by morning prayer and Litany at 1am. Girl Scouts will attend. There is no evening prayer vice nor Young People's fellowship. Rev Jobn Ward Smith will travel to Madison after the morning service for the eastern deanery convocation Sunday afternoon and evening. Delegates include Max Roghi the diocese chancellor and Dr H D Sewell.
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Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Young People's Fellowship
Jobn Ward Smith
Madison
Max Roghi
H. D. Sewell
Westinghouse moves KYW station to Philadelphia
The Federal Radio Commission on October 27 granted Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing permission to relocate KYW from Chicago to Philadelphia, moving the station closer to its new market and operations.
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Washington
Westinghouse Electrics and Manufacturing Comany
KYW
Chicago
Philadelphia
Market summary of corporate tickers and percentages
A compilation of assorted company names and fractional percentages including Gen Motors Gillette Gold Dust Goodrich Goodyear and many others such as Mack Trucks Studebaker Natl Dairy Prod Natl Pow and Kennecott. The list appears as a fragmented OCR of a financial brief with many garbled entries and inconsistent spacing.
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Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt North Sr
Gt Nor
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Tl Cent
Indust
Hachester
Int. Nickel
Tokins-Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Reserve Judgment on Insull Extradition Motion
Justice A C Kingstone reserved judgment on Cook County Illinois motion for the extradition of Martin J Insull to answer embezzlement and grand larceny charges. The case concerns operations of utilities properties in which Insull and his brother Samuel were involved. doubt arose over whether the Chicago Middle West Utilities company actions related to Insull brokerage account transfer constitute theft.
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Insull
Toronto
A. C. Kingstone
Cook County
Ilinois
Martin J.insull
Samuel
Kingstone
Drake Dealings Aired In Court
In Sioux City on October 7 W L Mauney of Sweetwater Texas testified in the Hartzell mail fraud trial that he invested $1 in the Drake estate while in Rochester Minnesota and received letters from Hartzell agent Amos Hartsock. Attorney J T Jones testified he obtained a Hartzell passport in 1920 and kept letters from Hartzell. Court crowd swelled as about 300 spectators waited daily for admission while hearings continued on the estate fund donations and Hartzell’s London correspondence.
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Sioux City
W. L. Mauney
Sweetwater
Texas
Oscar DL Hartzell
Drake
Rochester
Minn
Amos Hartsock
Hartzell
Hartsock
Mauney
A. L. Cochran
Cumming, Ja
J. T. Jones
Des Moines
United States
Harry Reed
Jones
Hartell
Warren
Paul M. Young
Young
Hartzell “Defense Fund
England
Bragstad
N. Bragstad
Canton
S. D
Chamber of Commerce
Drake Estate
Hartéell
London
Cour ’Rorum
Salvation Army Seeks Old Beds for Needy Families
Adjutant Claire D. Edwards of the Salvation Army asked for clean old beds springs and mattresses to distribute to needy families. She cited a hospital returnee in need and urged contributors to respond promptly with usable furnishings.
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Claire D. Edwards
the Salvation Amy
Adj. Edwards
al Adeigon
Price Lifting Plan Backed by 51 Million Effort
Roosevelt holds a 51 million lever aimed at lifting commodity prices. The Reconstuction Corporation provided the finance to support the dollar-control policy, with RFC notes paired to newly mined gold and redeemable for cash. Notes mature February 1, 1934, with a one quarter of one percent annual discount for gold holders, though exact gold needed remains uncertain and may vary daily.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstactias Corporation
United States
D A R Members Protest Satirical Daughters of Revolution
In Pittsburgh on October 21 protest erupted over Grant Wood’s Daughters of Revolution at the Carnegie Institute international exhibition. Mrs HC McEldowney and Director L Blain Snow criticized the satirical painting linking attacks on the DAR to Reds pages. Some members urged removing the piece, though no action had been taken.
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Pittsburgh
F—Grant Wood
Daughters of Revolution
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Delaware
Hc.’ McEldowney
Daughters of the American Revolution
Legin
Dirs
L. Blain Snow
D. A.B
First Dakota Day Recalled in Big Homecoming Tale
Vermillion recalls the first Dakota Day gridiron clash with Yankton college, a 33 to 0 win that featured backfield stars Frank McCormick and Gene Vidal who later rose to prominence in sport and business. The piece notes McCormick became Minnesota athletics director and Vidal led aviation efforts. Johnny Parkman and Hal Sprague are also mentioned among alumni.
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State College
University of South Dakota
Dakota
Yankton College
Frank McCormick
Gene Vidal
McCormick
University of Minnesota
Columbus
American Legion
United States
Vidal
Army
University West Point
Johnny Parkman
Hal Sprague
California
Clark Elmore
Long Beach
Cal
Ford Duncan
Somerville, Mass
Walter Willy
Federal Land Bank
Miller
S. D
Pierre Clothier
Sam “4 "Hormer
Ray Brooks
Sioux Falls
Fred St Clair dies suddenly in city home
Fred St Clair a 36 year old World War veteran died Thursday night from a heart attack and indigestion at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Ptacek 1145 Clinois avenue southwest He had worked as assistant manager of the ice cream department at the W C Gagnon factory He had made 23 round trips to Europe since enlistment and married Erma Ptac lek in April 192 He is survived by his widow a daughter Louise a brother and a sister Funeral services will be held in the war veterans chapel on St Clair Lane with burial at Tot Street southwest.
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Fred St. Clair
Elizabeth
Ptacek
Clinois Avenue
Mr St Mair
W. C. Gagnon
Enos G. Alley
Ft. Huron
Europe
Ann
Huron
Clair
Erma Ptaclek
Etouise
Walter -Rédy
Boone
Warvices
St. Clair Lane
Tot Street
Association Cuts Hatchery Dues In South Dakota
South Dakota Baby Chick association reduces hatchery dues for small producers at the convention session. Dues set for plants with 100 eggs capacity at 2 dollars, 5,000 to 10,000 at 3 dollars, over 10,000 at 3 dollars. A resolution seeks lower rates from American Railway Express for baby chicks and nine district chairs are named. Alvara Bernard joins National Hatchery Coordinating committee alongside Dr E E Boyd. Dr Hubert Ketelle serves as banquet speaker as Poultry Improvement board continues accreditation work. convention ends tonight.
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South Dakota Baby Chick Association
American Railway Express Company
South Dakota
A. T. Moore
Rapid City
B. Berry
A. F. Hagen
Selby
D. H. Roramel
Webster
D. Speaker
Huron
J. T. Gross
Freeman
C. Hicks
Hallis Claude Speaker
Sioux Falls
Hennedy
Beresford
Alvara Bernard
Anderson heads State Association of County Commissioners
Mitchell D D October 27 17 M N Anderson of Tripp county was elected president of the State Association of County Commissioners at the convention session. John Qual Perkins county became vice president and C T Charnock Kinnnebaha county was re elected secretary and treasurer. Andrew Ellwein Davison county named to the three year executive committee. Rapid City chosen as 1934 convention city. Frank D Kriebs highway commission secretary spoke on Highway Revenues and Distribution.
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Mr. Elwein
Rapid City
Hureo
Frank D. Kriebs
State Highway Commission
Kriehs
Farmer Is Charged With Manslaughter
Cecil Drake Haakon county farmer faces a preliminary hearing October 31 on a manslaughter charge for the death of Harry Radway who was fatally injured after a fist fight October 20 Drake surrendered after a complaint signed by Richard Radway son of the deceased Drake posted a 1000 bond and said he acted in self defense Sheriff Currington noted Drake admitted striking a blow that broke Radways jaw a coroner jury made no recommendation for prosecution.
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Cecil Drake
Haakon County
Harry Radway
Drake
Rarway
Richard
Jack, Wiseman
John A Currington
FARMERS UNITE FIGHT HOLIDAY PSA CONTINUES
Pierre report warns farmers and others who fail to file gross income tax returns for the past quarter by October 30 face penalties. Tax Director W C Welsh says enforcement will be strict after a Sioux Falls Farmers Holiday association delegates meeting showed none had filed. Governor Langer of North Dakota commented that the plan offers little benefit and could stir trouble, urging more consumption of farm products.
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Langer
North Dakota
Pierre
W. C. Welsh
Farmers Holiday Association
Sioux Falls
Welsh
College Set for Pow Wow Homecoming Rally
Huron college braces for homecoming as snow fails to dampen spirit. Students dismissed for the day join a town march and pep rally while nursing students and staff note the event. Hospital admissions include Mrs Jerry Costello and Mrs Jennie Stab for surgical care.
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Ben Peterson
Elda’ Palek
Walter Brugger
Yenkton
Mure
Huron College
Huron Scalpers
Jerry.Costello
Huron
Jennie Stab
Yale
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Stesay
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Mittchell
Mitchell
U. 5
D. A
U. S
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Colorado McClures
Rock Springs
New York
Robinson
Wyman N
E. I. Bowe
Carton
Salvation Army
Daughters ‘of American Revolution
Grant Wood
Frank
Tallmade
Obila
Association
Farmer
Farmers Unite
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