Market notes show top cattle price at 5.85 and steady demand
Chicago and Sioux City markets report mixed demand with top cattle prices near 5.85 and 6.85 bids for choice loads. Receipts include 5,000 head westerns, 18,000 cattle at Chicago, with hogs, calves, and sheep varying. futures for Hogs show first half September around 5.60 to 6.50 with steady packer interest.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
TA Down
Sioux City
W. S
Sioux Falls
Liou Falls
Sept
St. Paul
W. S. Dept
Washington
U. S
Strang
Medinas
Wweat
Wheat Futures Rise Slightly in Quiet Trading Session
Minneapolis and Duluth market wires report wheat futures closing slightly higher after a calm session led by strong cash demand. Prices for No 1 northern and amber durum mixed, with oats, rye and flax showing varied moves amid sparse corn. Cash wheat remained firm with strong diversion demand and continued market interest.
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Minneapolis
Huron Grain Market No
Duluth
Dac
Markets Summary from Huron Sioux Falls Mitchell and Chicago
Huron and Sioux Falls show poultry and eggs pricing with hens over and under weight categories, leghorn and springs, old roosters and eggs listed. Chicago reports steady butter eggs poultry and carload movement with creamery prices and standard egg values. New York and Minneapolis detail butter primes eggs and flour markets with regional price notes and shipment figures.
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Huron
Buck Brothers
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Huron Poultry
Bunt & Co
Mursa
Hess
Stock Market Closes Weakly After Sharp Morning Drop
New York stocks ended weak as heavy selling returned late in the session. U.S. Steel slid to new bear-market depths, J J Case fell on dividend omission, and declines spread across General Motors, Am Can, Westinghouse, American Telephone, and several rail and chemical firms amid about 2,000,000 shares.
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New York
U.S. Steel
J. J. Case
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Agencies Align to Aid Beadle County Residents This Winter
County and Huron city commissions approved a plan for centralized relief coordination this winter. A formal list of aid recipients will be shared with Huron relief agencies to prevent duplication and ensure all residents receive necessities. The county will not fund a city employment bureau but will cooperate in other ways. Roy Ceve reports rural employment impacts. The county also bought two carloads of bridge plank at a record low price for county highway repairs this fall and next spring.
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Huron
Huron City
Court House
Beadle County
Frank Matzke
Salvation Army
Associated’ Charities
Roy Ceve
Nebraska, Lumber, Bridges and Supply Company of
Omaha
FBR
Bramwell Lumber Ignerg
Wolf Offers Help In Untangling Finances
Walter E. Wolf longtime coupon department manager at Continental Illinois Bank faces embezzlement charges of about 2 500 000. He cooperates with lawyers and private detectives as he remains jailed for at least two weeks. He allegedly used grain and stock market trading to cover his thefts starting with a 1916 gilt edged bond and falsified records to hide disposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Evangelist Howe to Speak at First Christian Revival
Evangelist C. M. Howe will deliver the sermon at Daums auditorium tonight as part of a four week revival at the First Christian church. He speaks on Knocking Out the Props and will appear at the vesion of the men s class at Hotel Marvin Hughitt Sunday morning.
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Evangelist Howe
C. M. Howe
Daums Auditorium
W. H. Hard- Aker
Mrr. Hardaker
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Evangelist Endre
Howe
Cheyenne
Union Renounces Customs Pact Amid Pan European Talks
Geneva reports Germany and Austria pull back from a suggested customs union after talks with the Pan European Commission. The market list notes varied stock bids and prices for diverse firms including Studebaker Tex Corp Warner etc as city notes show First Bank stock and miscellaneous entries.
Local coloring contest winners named
A Cavour girl Esther Tuttle and Huron boy Alvin Johnson won a coloring contest. Other prize pages went to Gumpe Margaret Hampton of Huron rural route one and Frances Voss. Boarding House winners include Honnie Lucille O Whyte of He ron and Regina Martin of Cavour.
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Cavour
Huron
Esther Tuttle
Alvin Johnson
Utah Avenue
the Gumpe
Margaret Hampton
Hu-ron
Frances Voss
Honnie Lucille O Whyte
Ohio Avenue
Heron
Regina Martin
Ethelyn ‘Berquist
Bernadetta Honrath
Moon Mullins
Lauretta Howrath
Adell Johnson
Bolstad Leads Howell In U S Amateur Quarterfinal
Les Bolstad of St. Paul trails Billy Howell 2 up at the 18th hole in the 36 hole quarterfinals of the United States amateur golf championship at Beverly Country Club Chicago. Francis Ouimet beat Paul Jackson 4 up with a 74 to 90. Jack Westland leads Arthur Yates 1 up at the 18th.
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Beverly Country Club
Chicago
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
Billy Howell
Virginia
Francis Ouimet
Paul Jackson
Tua
Jackson
Jack Westland
Arthur
Ducky) Yates
Rochester
N. C
Farmers' Income Suffers Big Cut
Dr. Bean of the department of agriculture told the Interstate Commerce Commission that the 1930 farm income dropped by more than 2.5 billion dollars from 1929, with farm property investment down 4 billion, as the 15 percent freight-rate increase hearings proceeded.
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Chicago
Dr. Bean
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr. Baan
Wagner Woman In Serious Car Crash Injures Family
Mrs Frank Stroheim of Wagner is in a Kennebec hospital with critical injuries after a car crash near there. A tire blew out sending the car into a ditch and into a telephone pole. Mrs Stroheim, formerly Mrs W T Fritts of Yankton and Sioux Falls, was returning from the Black Hills with her son Frank Fritts and his wife. Several others were seriously hurt. The Stroheims have three sons and a daughter who drowned years ago. Mr Stroheim has gone to Kennebec.
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Wagner
Frank Stroheim
Kennebec
Hospital Surgical and Medical Notices
At The Hospitals Me. M. and Tobin minor surgical procedures listed for Don ald Schwiderski of Huron surgical ees land Eggleston of Huron surgical beth Hofer of Doland medical presented as a brief local notice of admissions or services.
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Me. M. &. Tobin
Donald Schwiderski
Huron
Eesland Eggleston
Beth Hofer
Doland
Augustana Has Fair Prospects For 1931 Football
Augustana college opens football activities September 7 under new coach L A Olson and assistant J Milton Harvey. Prospects are fair for a better season, with five graduates, returning veterans Gunderson Manno Qualset Bragich Jerdc Gudmundson Risty Hegge Ordal, and captain Odney leading a stronger backfield with Sonstegard Rochenderfer and Gilain. New material from Sioux Falls high school and Weldorf Junior College expected.
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Sioux Falls
Augustana College
L. A
Leiis” Olson
J. Milton Harvey
Viking
Egeland
Estherville
Paulson
Fiergont
Lee
Canton
Liffengren Murdo
Lloyd Qualley
Hills
Minn
Gunderson
Manno
Qualset
Bragich
Neb
Jerdc
Langford
End
Gudmundson
Risty
Hegge
Menno
Ordal
Od~ney
Sioux
Sonstegard
Sisseton
Rochenderfer
Hendricks
Vikings
Gilain
Minneola
Sioux Falls High School
Coach Olson
Tam
Weldorf Junior College
South Dakota
Farm Bureau Group Discusses State Feed Emergency
The South Dakota Farm Bureau federation committee met in Huron at state offices to discuss the livestock feed emergency. Members including H. B. Test C. V. Olson B. J. Coreglin and George B. Kennard attended as part of the federation’s service-focused discussion.
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Gureau Service Company
Huron
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
H. B. Test
Frederick
Farm Bureau Federation
Civil Action Starts In Municipal Court
A municipal court jury heard the case of Carl Harris versus Northwestern Public Service Company. The plaintiff seeks back salary payments and alleges improper discharge. Lorgstall and Gardner represent the plaintiff. Churchill and Benson defend for the company.
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Carl Harris
Northwestern Public Service Company
Lorgstall
Seek Two Who Leave Auto Full Of Liquor
Federal Prohibition Agent Frank Wilson sought two men seen parking a car in Fort Dodge Iowa. He found 500 dollars worth of Canadian liquor inside the car which bore Minnesota and St Paul plates. A book listing names of business and professional men in Minneapolis Sioux Falls Huron and Fort Dodge was in the car.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Minnesota
St Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Huron
S. D
Miller D-Ball Ten Wins Over Wayland
Miller and Wayland, district tournament contenders, met in an exhibition with Miller winning 12 to 2. Glennon pitched for Miller against Leyson of Wayland, delivering a solid game. Robert Burtt, son of Rev and Mrs Burtt, Brecksville, arrived from Academy and will preach at the Congregational church Sunday before leaving Monday for Union Theological Seminary in New York City.
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Miller
Wayland Miller
Wayland
Mitchell
Glennon
Leyson
Robert Burtt
B. H. Burtt
Brecksville
Huron
Academy
Ben
George Contaln
Dakota South
Burtt
Congregational
New York City
Union Theological Seminary
Britons Feel Safe After Wins and Defeats in Classic
Yesterday's matches saw 11 year old Marcel Bernard of France defeat John Hope Doeg 6-2 as Doeg and Lott fell 0-2 6-3 to Christian Boussag and Jacques Brugnon. The Britons leave confident in the sweep.
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John Hope Doeg
United States
Marcel Bernard
France
Doeg
Lott
Christian Boussag
Jacques Brugnon
Hurling Better In Association Several Appear Likely To Hang Up 20 Victories
Chicago report notes pitchers nearing or reaching 20 wins in the American Association this season. Dutch Henry of Minneapolis has nine losses, America Polk of Milwaukee shows 19 wins and 12 losses, with major league trials possible for Polk and another chance for Henry. Kansas City stretches its lead as St Paul trails after doubleheaders against Indianapolis. Milwaukee beats Louisville 4 to 3 as Polli earns his 19th win and Art Shires stars with three hits.
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Millers
Toledo
William Weekes
Chicago
Wiley Moore
St. Paul
American Association
Nurler
Moore
Dutch Henry
Minneapolis
America Polk
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Poli
Henry
New York Giants
White Sox
Mhay
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St Paul
Saints
Columbus
Ernie Wingard
Buters
Frank McGowan
Miller
Polli
Louisville
Art Shires
Brewers
Philadelphia Bridge
Washington
New York
Cleveland Iz
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn Cs
Pittsburg
Asa
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Paul
Arendianapolis
For Rent and Sale Classified Snippet
Multiple rental notices and small sale items appear. Listings include furnished housekeeping rooms at 42 Simmons with phone 2764, four room modern house near 145th N E with phone 8763, four room modern house near 142 Wis SW with phone a7, stand for sale at Fair grounds with phone 8670 or 2625, Shorthorn cows for sale by Joe Finley with phone 061, and an 8 room modern house for rent at 650 Colo S W with phone 876.
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Simmons
Wis
Fair Grounds
Joe Finley
Colo. S. W. Bager Adjustment
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Stags
Pigs
Chicago Futeces
Roy Dew
Bess
Chal
Am Can
Am & For Pow
Am Intl
Am Loco
Am Sm & Rig
Am Sug
AT & T
Am &Tob
Abscends
Armour A Wy Atchison
Aurore
Atl Ref
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Borcens
Griggs A
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasco
C & NW
CRI & P
Chrysler
Cole Fires
Col G & Eib
Cons Gas
Corm
Curtis
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erie
Fox Film
Freeport Tex
Gen Erec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goki Dust
Gt Northern
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
ML Cent
Int
Combing
Int Nickel
T &T M
Kelvinator
Kermecott
Kroger
Mack Tir
RCA Sma
Bell NY
Slew
Warner Tk
Hay
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tis Rott Brg
Transamerica
Union: Carbide
United Aircraft
United Fruit
US Tod Ale
US Rubber
US Steel
Venedium
Warner Fit
Western Union
Want Elec
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Cle First Bank
Encorporsties
Les Bolstad
St. Paul Linksman
Economist Bean
Augustana
Olson
Harvey
Farm Bureau Group
Benj. Thomas
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
KoLtek
Gateway OF
Minneatolie
W. B. Clare
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