Market News Prices On Hogs Lower At Armour Yard
Hog prices fell 15 to 25 cents with top at 7.60 as receipts reached 600. Cattle, calves and sheep steady. native fat lambs softer, feeder lambs steady. Sioux Falls report notes hogs 1,200 down 15, top 7.75, bulk 7.50 to 7.75. cattle steady with unchanged quotations.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Dakota
Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Meers
Tomer. Grassers
Chicago
Markets Tempo Endane oe Produce Markets Tempo Endane oe
New York reports irregular stocks with selling amid some rally, bonds and rails up, and mixed curbs. Chicago wheat firm on drought concerns, corn down. Huron and Mitchell markets list prices on grains, poultry, eggs, and butterfat. Sioux City and Sioux Falls show poultry and egg shifts with regional price notes. Chicago futures show wheat and soy trends, while several midwest towns publish daily produce prices and live poultry quotes.
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New York
Hog Prices Decline at Chicago Market Report
U S D A data show 16,000 hogs and 11,000 sheep cataloged with declines across weights. Prices toppled to about 8.00 for select hogs, with feeders and stockers firming or advancing, while cows and vealers showed mixed strength and slower trading conditions.
Representative sales at Sioux City market Oct 27 cattle and hogs
Reports from Sioux City and St Paul show cattle and hogs trading with mixed demand. Slaughter steers and yearlings firm. heifers and cows mostly steady to weak. beef cows and cutters varied. Hog prices mostly down 15 to 25 cents with a few up to 7.90 on select lots.
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Sioux City
P—U
D. A
St. Paul
Stoux City
Minneapolis grain quotes and carlot gains reported
Minneapolis dispatch shows a range of grain carlot gains with Wheat No 1 dark northern around 72 percent, No 1 hard amber durum CT near 72 percent, and various No 2 to No 4 prices for corn rye barley. Cash close notes 77 cars received versus 33 last year, with trading at unchanged basis and lower quotations across several grain categories.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Dry Weather Pushes Wheat Prices Higher
Chicago trade desks noted uneasy drought fears potentially curbing U S wheat output. Reports from Kansas indicated large acreage intended for seed had been abandoned and conditions were critical even for emergent wheat. Nebraska dispatches signaled prospects among the poorest for this period. At the close, Chicago wheat futures showed fractional gains or losses across contracts, with oats largely unchanged.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Early Stock Rally Mixed With Losses In New York Trade
Trading showed a brisk start but coppers motors and rubbers led to interruptions and most gains were trimmed or reversed into losses. Offerings grew late as steels aircrafts and rails steadied the market while low-priced shares remained active. About 1.9 million shares changed hands.
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York
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press Market List
A compact list of closing quotations for numerous stocks and companies. Entries include AdamsExp Lacws AirReduc MackTruck AlaskaJan MarshField AlleghCorp MecKess&Hob AlliedCh-Dye McK&HopPt Allis-ChM[g MiamiCop AmCan MinHonReg Amé&ForPow MinMol Imp AmHide&L MinSo&SSM AmiInternmat MontWard AmLoco Morrell Co AmPow&Lt MurrayCorp AmHad&StS Nash-Kelv AmSm&Ref NatBiscuit AT&T NatCashReg Am'TebB NatDairyPro AmWatWks NatDistii AmWoolPf MNatPow&Lt Anaconda No Central Armin NoAmAvia AtchT&SF NorthAmer y AtlReft y y Avia Corp Ohio Oi BaldenLoco Oliver Farm Balt&Ohio Otisley Barnsdall PackardMet BendixAvia ParamPict BethiSted ParkUtah BoeingAtrol PatheFilm Borden Penney,JC BorgWarner PhelDodge BriggsMfg PhillipMer's
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Associated Press
AdamsExp
Lacws
AirReduc
MackTruck
AlaskaJan
MarshField
AlleghCorp
MecKess&Hob
AlliedCh-Dye
McK&hoppt
Allis-Chm
MiamiCop
AmCan
Amé&ForPow
MinMol Imp
Amhide&l
Mnatpow<
Anaconda
No Central
Armin
NoAmAvia
Atcht&sf
NorthAmer
yAtlReft
North’nPac
Avia Corp
Ohio Oi
BaldenLoco
Oliver Farm
Balt&Ohio Bj
Otisley
Barnsdall
Hungary Plans Severe Message to Czechoslovakia
Budapest reports say the Hungarian cabinet will issue a sharp note to Czechoslovakia over Hungarys territorial claims in Slovakia. Observers expect demands for immediate evacuation of disputed areas and staged occupation as Hungary pressures Prague. Czechoslovakia indicated acceptance of arbitration, signaling possible progress despite remaining disagreements.
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Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Prague
Germany
Italy
Slovakia
Defense Opens Case in Johnson Trial Continuation
In Minneaplis on October 21, Arnald Johnson's defense began presenting its case after a three day recess. They called Dorothy Giguere, a friend of Johnson, as the first important witness. She testified Johnson appeared dazed and doped the afternoon William Brown was shot. Her testimony sparked clashes between defense and prosecution as she described Johnson's conversations with him that afternoon.
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Minneapolis
Arnald Johnson
William
Bill) Brown
Johnson
Brown
Dorothy Giguere
Giguere
John-son
Funeral Held for Two Year Old Marian Jean Rawstern
Miss Fanny Mills of Wolsey conducted funeral services at Bonilla Cemetery this afternoon for Marian Jean Rawstern two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joz Rawstern of Bonilla The child died Tuesday night from complications of scarlet fever illness.
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Rawstern
Fanny Mills
Wolsey
Bonilla
Marign Jean Rawstern
Joz Rawstern
Fire destroys RAF Woodley Training School near Reading
A blaze at the Royal Air Force Training School at Woodley near Reading last night caused an estimated 150000 dollars in damage. The incident occurred in London. authorities report the blaze destroyed the modern facility and prompted investigations by fire service crews.
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London
Royal Air Force
Woodley Airrome
Reading
Financial index of company stocks and bonds listing
New York curb close and market notes show city service Ford Motor Minneapolis Bank stocks and Treasury bond bids. Includes numerous company names with fractional percentage changes and prices across banks, oils, motors, and utilities.
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New York
el Bond & Sh
Ford Mat Ltd
Deadline set for filing Social Security returns
Ays KOCK deputy IRS chief in charge of the Eur on office announces the Oct 31, 1938 deadline to file federal social security returns for the third quarter. Returns must reach the collector's office or zone office by Oct 31 to avoid delinquency penalties. Koch will assist employers Oct 28 8:40 am to 4:50 pm, Oct 29 8:40 am to 12:30 pm, and Oct 31 8:30 am to 5 pm in room 243 federal building Huron. No charge for service.
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Ays. Kock
Internal Revenue
Euron
Koch
Federal Building
Huron
Powell's libel suit exam order denied by Hughes
In Fort Pierre on October 27 Judge Hughes denied A W Powell's motion to set aside a circuit court order for Powell's examination in his $20,000 libel suit against J H Bottum Jr. Judge Howard Badesch was appointed as an added referee to sit with C H Olson at Sisseton. Powell's attorneys argued Olson was biased and sought a circuit court referee instead. The case stems from Bottum's statements at a De Smet political rally.
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Sisseton
Powell
Olsen
Thelee
Bowum
Bottum
de Smet Cet
Harry R. Hunt Dies In Indiana
Mrs W F Hunt of 1632 Utah Avenue Southeast confirms the death of son Harry IR Hunt of Windgate Indiana After a long illness he died yesterday in St Elizabeths Hospital Lafayette Survivors include his parents his widow and four daughters Funeral arrangements will keep the Huron family from attending the service.
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Harry R. Hunt
Indiana
W.F. Hunt
Utah Avenue
Harry IR. Hunt
Windgate
Ind
Hunt
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lafayette
Huron
Dies Committee To Continue Its Work
The Dies committee, rebuked by President Roosevelt and urged by Dempsey and Healey to halt, voted to proceed with its un-American activities inquiry. Chair Dies and several members supported continuing, despite electoral timing and criticism of turning hearings into a political forum.
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Dies
Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Dempsey
New Mexico
Healey
Massachusetts
Master
Ohio
Mason
Ilinois
Thomas New Jersey
Starnes
Alabama
Ho Ho Dance Returns With Night At Daum Line Ballroom
The Ho Ho dance, once postponed, will be held tomorrow night at the Daum Line Ballroom. Earl Almond and his band will provide music for the old time dance. Manager Mrs Vera Paulson announced this is the first in a series of weekly events.
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Daumline
Earl Almond
Vera Paulson
Jersey City Meeting Crackdown Draws Lines on Communists
On the witness stand the Jersey City mayor criticized CIO leaders as communists except for John L. Lewis. He said the CIO is welcome if law-abiding, while recounting police escort actions against Norman Thomas in Journal Square last April. A judge’s ruling upheld the city’s permit law but restrained its application to the plaintiffs. Across the border, five people died when a Canadian National freight train struck a car near Stoney Point, Ont.
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CIO
Jersey City
John L. Lewis
Carney
William J. Carney
Hague
Norman Thomas
Journal Square
Thomas
Democrats List Rally Schedule For Current Week
Beadle County Democratic officers announced a week rally plan with Beadle and Kingsbury counties joining in Troquois tonight. Friday features a rally at Sand Creek Consolidated, with Saturday night at Virril to close the week. About 200 attended the Wednesday event at Belle Center school in Belle Prairie Township, where E. E. McKean of Pierre spoke.
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Beadle County
Democratic Party
Beadle
Kingsbury County
Democrats
Troquois
Sand Creek Consolidated
Belle Center School
Belle Prairie Township
E. E. McKean
Pierre
Marijuana Fight Urged By PTA At State Convention
The 11th annual South Dakota PTA convention in Winner adopted resolutions on liquor education rural living and marijuana. Mrs Gertrude Flyte was re elected state president. resolutions urge more state and national school aid and a program to eradicate marijuana. Invites for 1939 meeting were from Huron Pierre and Lemmon and are under executive review.
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Winner
South Dakota Parent Teachers Association
Gertrude BE
jBlyte
Mitchell
jPlace
Huron
Pierre
Lemmon
Flyte
Chris ‘Himning
Mischel
K. K. Newport
Rosebud
Martin Williams
Gladys Pantaquidgeon
Rosebud Indian Agency
Williams
Dent
Joycie Siegenthaler Wins Show Ticket at Huron Theatre
Young contestants from Huron vie for sweepstakes prizes in the Evening Heroine contest. Joyce Siegenthaler earned a show ticket with a watercolored entry, joining other prize winners Bill Brandenburg, Donald Stahl, Esther Erickson, Pal ma Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Paul Ames, Virginia Stahl, Etta Blaber, and James Cole. Tickets available at the box office. ten more prizes to be awarded next week.
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Joyce Steremhaler
Ruron
Huron Theatre
Bill Brandenburg
Donald Stahl
Esther Erickson
Palma Johnson
Ronald Johnson
Paul Ames
Virginia Stahl
Etta Blaber
James Cole
Huron
Norbeck backs farmer lawmakers in South Dakota race
Norbeck urges voters to elect farmers to Congress and Senate to represent farm problems. He endorses Tom Berry for U S Senator and Emil Loriks for Congress, criticizes Harlan Bushfield and lauds Oscar Fosheim on ore tax and retail sales levy repeal, notes his Platte GOP ties and campaign withdrawal for unity.
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Millinnaires
South Dakota
Norbeck
Washington
Tom Berry
United States
Fimil Loriks
Congress
Bushfield Norbeck
Oscar Fosheim
Harlan J. Bushfield
Platte
Senator Borah
Park Board
Stockholders discuss large potential savings across rail lines
The report estimates annual savings of about 10 million dollars through coordinated line use and joint operations. Figures include 1.75 million for coordination and abandonments, 366 thousand for terming and station coordination, 640 thousand for passenger service consolidation, 879 thousand for traffic diversion, 1.5 to 2.05 million for joint coal supplies, 1.3 million for agency coordination, and 900 thousand for Chicago terminal consolidation. Present joint operations cover passenger service in parts of Wisconsin and iron ore transport.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Madison
Wisconsin
Navy Day Observance Highlights Expanded Service
Washington marks Navy Day with sea force displays and parades as the Navy expands its role. President Roosevelt urges readiness for national defense while stressing disarmament and posturing against aggression on this seventeenth Navy Day, coinciding with Theodore Roosevelt’s anniversary.
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Washington
America
Naval Service
Building 2
Presigent J Rosevel
Amero
Dissrmane
Lassie
Roosevelt
Theodore Renae
Huron pilots advance with various air licenses
Report notes several Huron fliers earning licenses and ratings. Jeannets Gaghon Arndt and Filer gained Undir priv licenses below A rating. Earl Setter earned a commercial license with higher aircraft limits. Scouter began training two years ago and works for Mid-CV Ent Airlines. Cautious wording reflects early aviation era records and inspector oversight by BR McNulty and others. Gagnon named among first women to acquire a pilot license in Hurt 4 j.
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Huron
Miss Jeannets
Jr. Gaghon
Leo Arndt
Filer
Earl Setter
Scouter
Isking Nyirg
Huran
Flying Sun
Tmechanic
Censes
Mid-Cvent Airlines
George Larghe
Jere + nee Princen
Madison
Civil Airways
VW. BR
McNulty
Nebraska
South Dakote
Ivete R. Matthews
Kansas City
Miss Gagnon
Hurt
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs A Burns at Marston Home
Funeral services for Mrs. A Burns proceed at her Marston home with a Friday service, burial at Hone Cemetery Waterrow. Born September 19 1877 in Pests Ta she married John Robert in 1893 at Linutole. Surviving are 12 children, two daughters, sisters and a widow.
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Earles Marsts
Marston i
Wyss Town
29S Methodist
Hone
Waterrow i
Burns Wis
Pests Ta
John Robert
Linutoleen
Charles Marston
Haronn Burns
Aberdeen
Cucit Austin
Minn
Minneapolis
Wanted Experienced Grocery Worker and Houseworker Ad
In 1923 Huronite style a notice seeks a WANTED experienced grocery worker and an experienced girl over for housework. Mrs Schultz at 21 Quality Grocery, 225 12th S. W. offers good salary and full details upon inquiry.
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Mra. Schultz
Quality Grocery
12Th S. W
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