Hog Market Slips With Top Price at 4.15 on Friday
Armour Stock Yards reports hog prices dropping 25 cents to a top of 4.15 amid 500 receipts. Chicago market shows price pressure as buyers hold control, with top bids around 5.15 and an overall low posting despite some supports in select classes. Cattle and sheep activity varied, with steers, heifers, and lambs differing in demand and pricing through the day.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Hough Packers
Stags
Choicago
Oct. H
Ewes
Feding Lamis
Flonx City
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. of Agr
South ST. Paul
U. S
Run Monane Rangers
Acme
Wheat Futures Move Upward in Midwest Markets
Wheat futures gained ground as December closed 2½ higher and May 24c higher per bushel led by Minneapolis trading. Cash demand remained tepid with buyers largely absent, durum and rye markets mixed while oats held steady and barley slipped slightly.
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Minneapolis
Bummeapolis
Clee Minneapolis
Fragmentary grain mix codes and seed listings amid unclear sample
A garbled OCR fragment lists various seed grades and mixes including No. 2 mised 2 percent, No. 3 mixed 0 percent, No. 3 mined rew MG TM percent, No. 4 mined Rew 1 percent, No. 2 yellow lines with percentages, No. 1 yellow 4G, No. 3 white new oil and JH2, plus oats, rye, timothy seed, clover weed figures. The passage lacks coherent context.
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Coen Me
Gradine
Markets Report Anderson Swift Poultry Dairy Prices
Markets across hubs report poultry and butter prices from Swift & Co and local producers. Hens, Leghorn, Springs, and dressed geese show varied weights and baselines. ranges from 10 to 18 pounds for ducks and geese with fat content noted. butterfat and delivery terms listed for multiple cities including Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago New York and others.
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Hubok Poultey
Swift & Coutes
Leghorn
Mitchell
Chicago
Market Summary From Wall Street Oddities and Close
A volatile session closed with uneven tone as Pacific and Union Pacific plus Samia fo ris ing rose modestly. Major industrials including Steel, American Telephone, and International Harvester gained several points while several others slipped. About 2 million end-half shares traded as quotes from Allis Chalmers to Armour showed mixed results across the ledger.
Ward Devolves Land Option Money Return City
Mrs E Ward returns land option money to Haron city coffers claiming no benefit. City auditor MF Walt Thercity tested Ward property wells. no artesian flow found to justify sinking a well. Ward says city gained nothing from the land and she keeps no funds.
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E. Ward
Haron
John K Ward
Third Street
Walt Thercity
Ward
Mra. Ward
Capone Gang Is Believed Routed
Chicago reports Detective Chief William Shoemaker stating Capone on the run after a raid on the Lexington hotel stronghold. Followers reportedly vacated the third and fourth floor premises, leaving five radios furniture appliances and staff behind as Capone awaits appeal decisions in Leavenworth.
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Chicago
William Shoemaker
Capone
Alphonse Capone
Michael Ahern
Supreme Court
Lexington
Leavenworth
Ruger To Head State Dairymen Contest
Ruger is set to lead the state dairymen association and will compete in a national contest next month at Madison Wisconsin. Forty six tubs of butter were entered with prize winners listed by district. first district Nela Muller Sioux Falls HMSH score first D D Sorensen and Son Woonsocket second. second district H C Sorensen Ar ise Ka SM Jensen Huron. third district L A Spearfah Allwueh Magid Cir 2 A complimentary title entered by Walter Green Scotland scored 3 K J
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Madison
Wis
Nela Muller
Sioux Falls
HMSH
D. D. Sorensen
No Further Oil Tests Planned at Wall Sy
Wall Sy Oil company, which ceased operations on its test well near Wall at a depth of 5.08 feet, has no plans for further tests in the area. I R Smith, Tulsa superintendent, said equipment after the hole is plugged will be moved to Wall for storage until a later date.
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Wall
Illiteracy group to confer with Condon in SD
Pierre October reports Dr Mandell J. xy leads a literacy conference series with state groups to cut illiteracy. Officials include state superintendent Giffen and Governor Warren Green. The effort targets the South Dakota white population with illiteracy at about one percent.
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Condon Pierre
Mandell J. Xy
Hers Mandell
Giffen
South Dakota
Two Miners Rescued as Four Die in Mine Disaster
MOCAHAQUA PA October 30 rescue crews pulled alive two of six miners entombed since Saturday's explosion at West End Coal mine. John Tamaschinis and Joseph Mazzoni, buried five and a half days, were in excellent shape and expected to survive. Four others died from blast impact or after damp. among the dead were John Molitoris and Henry Ceglaski, with families waiting as officials confirmed the rescue.
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Mocahaqua
West End Coal Company
John Tamaschinis
Joseph Mazzoni
John Molitoris
Jacob Tinus
Henry Ceglaski
Paul Novak
Europe
Thomaschunis
Matzoni
Thomashunis
Felé
Novak
Tinus
Molitoria
Ceglarski
Mazzoni
Hoover’s Plan for an American Army in France
New York report notes Colonel Frederick Palmer’s new book claims Hoover in 1917 opposed a separate American army in France. Hoover reportedly favored using U.S. troops as manpower within Allied forces and cautioned political friction. Palmer cites a February 13 1917 letter to E M House on this policy.
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Palmer
France
New York
Frederick Palmer
Newton D. Baker
America
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
E.i M. House
Wilson
United States
Mr. Hoover
King Baker
Pershing
Work Out Details Of Credit Corporation
Details remained to be worked out today by the farm readers of several Midwest corn producing states for the organization of the recesery capital remained to be pledged and the legality of the plan had yet to be determined. Farm board representatives from the Farmers National Grin indiastriel.
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Reais ‘Corporation
Chicago
Oct
Midwest
Federal Farm Board
Farmers National Grin Indiastriel
German War Hero Departs From R. C. RAPID Oct. BL Captain Gist Zuckschwerdt
BL-Captain Gist Zuckschwerdt, noted for actions at Guam in the Pacific, departs from his post aboard the Leland of Guam, amid commemorations of his wartime service and a request for reassignment.
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R. C. Rapid
Gist Zuckschwerdt
Leland
Guam
Pacific
Salvation Army Has New Meeting Place
Salvation Army meetings move to 465 Dakota Avenue North during new headquarters construction on Second Street. Clothing distribution will occur Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons or by appointment. call B763 to arrange pick up. Sunday services start with Sunday school at 1 amz, 3 pm preaching, and week day meetings Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 6 pm.
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Salvation Army
Dakota Avenue North
Second Street
O. J. Jones
Coal vein found near Stickney may be anthracite
A Stickney area farmer, Alex Krutsch, reports a coal vein 23 to 25 feet deep and about 123 feet underground on his Aurora county land. Seven test holes confirm thickness, with samples sent for BTU analysis to confirm anthracite. Nearby, Hunt Kooper’s gas well suggests possible coal or oil presence.
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Keutsch
Stickney
Pennsylvania
Krutsch
Hunt Kooper
Kooper
A A W Sponsors Series Radio Talks
The national advisory council on radio and education of the A A W will sponsor one series of radio talks on the NBC network every Saturday evening through January 1 from 7 30 to 8 p m Central Standard Time Harold G Moulton of Brookings will speak next Saturday evening on America and the Balance Sheet of Europe A second speaker this week Edward P Robison professor of psychology at Yale will discuss Learning and Forgetting and Recent Discoveries
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National Advisory Council On Radio and Education
Yale University
POW WOW DAY PROMISES FULL EVENTS TOMORROW
Students and faculty staged a pep assembly marking the last rally before the big game. Speakers included Ward H. Bell and W. H. Heflin while the student band prepared school songs. About 1300 attendees heard captain Lyle Funnel and Byron Me present at the Huron theatre after a rally at Madison.
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Ward H. Bell
W. H. Heflin
Tamoxrow
James
Huron
Lyle Funnel
Hell
Byron Me
Business In Dixie On Upward More
Business in the south shows steady growth with new plants and expansions. Georgia adds a large village and job opportunities. Virginia boosts tobacco and textile activity. Louisiana reports rising customs receipts and major construction projects including a sulphur plant and a seawall along Lake Pontchartrain. New business openings rise in New Orleans as other southern states sustain a healthy outlook.
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Atlanta
South
Mitre
Georgia
Clcrk Tirsad Com
Ausiel
Reerlanta
Empasis
Virginia
BR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Richmond
Port of Richmond
David Clark
Charlotte
Southern Textile Bulletin
Carolinas
Tennessee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lake Peigneur
Iberia Parish
Anderson Clayton Company
Leon Godchaux Clothing Company
Lake Pontchartrain
Orleans
Sunday Services Begin Loyalty Month At First Congregational
The First Congregational church announces a loyalty month with emphasis on personal devotion and regular attendance. Rev A S Carlson urges members to attend Sundays as the month starts with morning worship at 11 00 a m featuring chants and the sermon Shall We Conform or Transform The afternoon 1 p m district rally for high school young people departs Ree Heights as part of South Dakota Congregational conference efforts. Bradford Club meets 745 p m with Mrs Carlson leading a discussion on The Turn Toward Peace by Florence Boeckel for all beyond high school.
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First Congregational Church
A. S. Carlson
Linde
Young People's Society
Ree Heights
Concretational Conference of
South Dakota
Bradford Club
Too Late To Classify Housekeeping Rooms For Rent
Fragmented classified item notes two housekeeping rooms partly furnished with private entrance at 199 Ohio. Also mentions a lost Boston Bulldog with white face and a modern five room home with garage for $33 Utah, plus help wanted for selling food products in Huron and a contact at 235 Cole and Marvin Hughitt.
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Ohio
Stewart
Utah
Cole
Huron
Will. Gaslin
Marvin Hughitt
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