Market News from Armour Stockyards Hog Receipts and Steady Prices
Market report shows Armour Stockyards in Huron with Friday hog receipts about 850 and a market trend near steady to slightly lower. Beef cattle and stockers mixed, most categories steady to lower. top hogs around 18.0 to 18.99 per cwt, fat lambs up to about 8.75 with feeders and sheep bodies reported as active and generally steady.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Det
Armours
Neady
BSS
Eastern Activity Pulls Wheat Down
Wheat futures drifted and eastern grain interests protected stocks causing declines. December and May wheat closed lower while cash wheat remained firm. Corn and rye activity was subdued with modest gains for some grains and flax premiums remained strong. Minneapolis cash close showed mixed prices across wheat and other grains with regional variations.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Sioux Falls and St Paul Livestock Markets Report
Oct 3 Sioux Falls stock market shows hogs slow to 10 lower, cattle weak with feeders steady, top hogs around 8.75, cattle mostly 5.75 to 6.50, calves strong at 9.00 to 11.50, hogs around 8.50 to 8.75, sheep active with ewes and lambs around 5.50 to 7.75. Chicago reports heavy hog and cattle trade with mixed prices and dull demand.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
U. &S. Dept
Atocker
Bwicher
Deacon
Chicago
U. S
Markets Report From Rural Ohio and Nearby Areas
Markets in Mitchell Sioux Falls and Chicago list poultry eggs butter and produce prices with various weights and grades. Hens ducks and geese priced by weight, butterfat and eggs at multiple markets noted, with fluctuations and delivery terms.
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HURON
Buck Brothers
Hinery Springs
Mitchell
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
New York
Stock Market Slips Further Amid Sluggish Trading
The New York market edged lower with heavy offerings pressing blue chips like United States Steel American Telephone Atchison Bethlehem Steel American Can Westinghouse New York Central and Western Union, with many shares dropping and total volume near 2.25 million. A Ferrall of United States Steel argued modernization costs would be justified for future trade and production.
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New York
Bears
United States Steel
American Telephone
Atchison
Bethlehem Steel
Amrica
Pinehurst Fest
Steffen Fined 50 for Operating Without License
Steffen, proprietor of the Juelto theater, was fined 50 dollars for operating a moving picture show without a license and 25 dollars on two charges. He plans to appeal to circuit court and will close the theater until after the cand id actisation. City officials may close six businesses at midnight Saturdays to enforce state law.
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Steffen
Wellington
Fred F. Keene
J. Steffen
Juelto
L. & Johnson
Steffan
L. W. Valentine
Iix
Wessington Springs
Second Paralysis Death At Carleton College
Northfield Minn Oct 31 The second death this week from infantile paralysis is reported at Carleton College under quarantine since Monday. Evelyn Thompson 2 Cresco Iowa died as efforts to save her life with a mechanical lung failed. Robert Nason Highland Park Illinois died Monday amid four ill students. pathologist Dr Neil Dungava calls the overall situation very satisfactory with only one actual paralysis among the four cases.
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Northfield
Mainn
Carletom College
Tivense
Evelyn Thompson
Cresco
Ions
Robert ‘Nason
Highland Park
Neil Dungava
Rail And Bank Heads Shoot Too Many Ducks
In Jackson Minnesota on October 31 a railroad president and two bank executives plus a chauffeur from Minneapolis paid fines and costs totaling 864 dollars after pleading guilty to shooting too many ducks. C T Jaffray the Soo Line president E J Grimes First Minneapolis Trust Co vice president P I Leeman First National Bank vice president and S P Christiansen Jaffray’s chauffeur faced ten charges each for having 114 ducks in a boat.
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Jackson
Minn
Minneapolis
C. T. Jaffray
Soo Line
E. J. Grimes
First Minneapolis Trust Co
P. I. Leeman
First National Bank
Football clash climaxes fete at Huron College events
The notice details a Saturday schedule at Huron College including a girls hockey game at 10:00, a homecoming dinner at 6, and the operetta Pinafore at 8:05. It notes an alumnae headquarters in Room 112 and a campus Indian ceremony opening last night with dignitaries. It also mentions a political-ad play by McDonald and stock quotes interspersed in the page.
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Peterson
College Corps
Huron College
Farm
Alumah
Jai Grads
Mildred Brown
Huron
Warner Wiliam Williamson
Wagner
Frank Richards
Party conflicts rise as relief plans and amending calls surface
National leaders debate Hoover policy and repeal of the eighteenth amendment as Senate and House predictions shift. Idaho Senator Borah hints at early fights on debenture plans and prohibition repeal while Reed mocks GOP efforts. South Dakota races center on highway department spending and efficiency with Warren Green attacking alleged waste under Democrats.
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William
Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Caraway
Kentucky
Oklahoma
H. H. Curran
Senate
House
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Marie Curran
Ywankton
State Highway Department
Warren E. Green
Green
Highway Department
South Dakota
Bulow Attacks Senator Over Banking Issue in South Dakota
Bulow accuses a senator and a “wrecking crew” of dragging banking into politics while praising past banking policies. McCullough highlights rural credits gains and bond repayments, asserting readiness to aid the state banking superintendent and stressing experience as a governor candidate.
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M. Q. Sharpe
Sharpe
South Dakota
Warren E Green
M. Q. Sharps
Charles S McDonald
Tne
McMaster
McCullough
Pierre
Christian Church To Change Location
The congregation plans to relocate from current site at Seventh and Montana Avenue and will hold services at Lakes Teenphey. Bible school at 9 o'clock and sermon at 11. A new church is planned for spring near Seventh and Montana Avenue. Chicago city brief notes on mayoral preparations.
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We Five
Seventh
Montana Avenue
Robbery at Cedar Rapids Pawnshop Looting $3000 in cash and jewelry
Two unmasked bandits entered Louis Fine's Cedar Rapids pawnshop and knocked him unconscious before rifling the safe. They fled after locking the door, taking $3000 worth of money and jewelry. The incident occurred October 31.
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Rob
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Louis Fine
Fine
Oie
Missionary Work Urged In United States
Minneapolis report states Dr. P. Peterson of the Augustana Lutheran Synod urges intensified missionary activity within U S borders. He spoke at the American Lutherans conference session advocating a new federation of seven synods for foreign and domestic missions and education. He called for coordinated field planning while preserving each synod’s identity.
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United States
P. Peterson
Chicago
Augustana Lutheran Synod
American Lutherana Conference
Plan fund drive for Midland colleges in Fremont area
A broad campaign organized in Fremont Nebraska aims to raise 400000 dollars for Midland College Western Theological Seminary and Martin Luther Seminary. Two hundred forty laymen from seven Midwest states participate as they launch efforts to run through January 18 1931 with Victory Sunday planned.
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Midwest
Midland College
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Sister Of Huron Resident Dies in Richland
Mrs Mayme Nelson of Richland Washington sister of Miss Nelle Moriarity spent the summer in Huron died after brief illness in Richland. Moriarity, informed yesterday of her sister’s critical condition, left for Aberdeen to catch the Milwaukee flyer. Survived by two brothers in Tacoma Washington, husband precedes her, no children.
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Richland
Wash
Nelle Moriarity
Third Street
Miss Moriarity
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Flyer
Washington
Nelson
Huron
Tacoma
Change in voting law pointed out at Pierre
Pierre Oct 23 VP-B. D. Mintenes assistant attorney general called attention to a 1923 legislative change in absent voting now allowing ballots to be mailed with regular postage instead of registered mail special delivery The change was noted as overlooked by many The article also mentions Warren E Green will speak over WNAX this evening and gives a dated ad.
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Yankton
Richard Dennis
Sioux Falls
Mr. King
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