Armour Market Remains Steady as Hog Prices Hold
Armour Stockyards at Huron reports hog receipts around 690 with top price 5.75 while other regional markets show mixed demand from hot weather and weak dressed meat markets. Cattle and hogs varied, with light hogs and yearlings selling best and heavier weights softening amid high temperatures and fluctuating demand.
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Cabtle
Wiegnty
Lioux City
Sioux City
U. S. Dept
St. Paw
South ST. Paul
U. S Dept
Ibs
Wheat Market Highlights From Minneapolis Report
Minneapolis Sept 12 Wheat futures showed fractional gains after brisk advances, with September near Algher and May lower. Durum and barley showed strength, while corn and oats were flat or soft. cash wheat receipts remained light yet in strong demand, with diversion offerings firm. Prices for No 1 northern and amber durum listed. tea leaves indicate robust cash market and multiple grain prices in range.
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Minneapolis
Algher
Eash
Montana
Carlet
French aviators die in Siberian crash near Ufa
Aboard the ill fated airship were Joseph LeBrix Marcel Doret and Rene Mesmin. They departed Paris for Tokyo and crashed near the mouth of the Tamps river in the Soviet Union. The Soviet air chief ordered aid from Ufa to determine the cause. Mesmin was slightly injured and the fate of the third crewman was unclear. LeBrix, famed French pilot, had previously flown a round the world trip with Coste in 1927.
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Tokyo
Ufa
Joseph LeBrix
Marcel Doret
Rene Mesmin
Tamps
France
le Bourget
Ickyo
Siberia
LeBrix
Mestain
Wart J
Paul Codes
Henry Rebids
Nieukirk
Netherlands
United States
Dieudonne Coste
Markets Me at as a u se al Buttertag Heres Dairy Market
The text appears garbled. Readable portions suggest a report on a dairy market event or market activity. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable to anchor a precise summary.
Suron Poultry and Eggs Advert in Buckaren Press
Trade notes from Chicago to Sioux Falls and Minneapolis show steady poultry and egg prices with little change across markets. Butter and creamery butterfat hold firm as eggs stay near prior levels. regional listings cover hens, leghorn hens, springs, and roosters, with brief flour and potato updates interspersed.
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Fanttry
Sioux Falls
Ender
Leshorn Springs
Mitchell
Mrs Mahaffy Dies After Short Illness At Huron
Mrs. Jennie EB Mahaffy aged 83 died this morning at the Hornbeck home 475 Utah avenue southeast after a brief illness. Survived by son Dr J H Mahaffy and daughters Mrs Madge E Hornbeck of Huron and Mrs J L Bilby of Clifton, with a brother George Hynds of Millard Mo and twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral plans await word from relatives. Mrs Mahaffy moved to Huron from St Joseph Mo about six years ago.
Two Baptists Plead Guilty After Church Clash
In Jonesboro Arkansas on September 12 two First Baptist Church members Dr Hugh Lile and George Coxe Jr pleaded guilty to simple assault after a factional dispute that led to two outbreaks and National Guard presence. The case stemmed from evangelist Joe Jeffers efforts to remove Rev D H Heard from the pastorate. Justice was administered as defendants entered pleas via attorneys with a third defendant’s charges dropped.
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Young Coxe
Joe Jeffers
H. Heard
Lile
Coxe
Cone
Former Huron Man Visits Friends in Town
J. A. Ward of San Francisco, former Northwestern Public Service manager, returned to Huron for a visit yesterday. Ward, who left in 1926, was en route to Oklahoma City on business and continued his trip this morning.
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J. A. Ward
San Francisco
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huron
Ms. Ward
Oklahoma City
Schmied Named Head Editorial Association President at BIOUX
Members of the Tristate Editorial Association at the closing session today elected Mell 4. Behmied, publisher and editor of the South Sioux City Eagle, president. C. H. Hornbeck of Centerville was elected vice president. Paul Smith, editor of the Lyon County Reporter at Rock Rapids, Iowa, was elected secretary. Carmen L. Bates of Redfield, SD, was elected treasurer.
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BIOUX
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Tristate
Ith
Mell
Behmied
South Sioux City Eagle
C. H.hornbeck
Centerville
Paul Smith
Lyon County
Rock, Rapids
Iowa
Carmen L. Bates
Red'ield
Racer Killed At M. D. State Fair
A tragic event at the M. D. State Fair in Syracuse ends with a race car driver dead. Officials investigated the crash and noted no immediate evidence of foul play though details remain scarce. Event organizers expressed condolences to the driver’s family and fans.
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M. D. State Fair
Syracuse
Heat Wave Loses Grip Across Central Regions
A late summer heat wave eased with 90s in central areas and rain in Mitchell Huron Pierre and Brookings. New York City tied its hottest day of the summer at 85 while Baltimore and Philadelphia reached 98 and 95 respectively. Three deaths occurred in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Washington DC amid the heat. schools closed in several cities and beaches reopened as cooling rains spread from Chicago to nearby states.
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Seven Arraigned After Liquor Raids In Sioux Falls
Seven men arrested in Wednesday night liquor raids appeared before U S Commissioner John P Sauer. George DeWitt faced a federal charge and waived preliminary hearing, bond set at 1000, bound over to October Sioux Falls federal term. Carl Tanghe and Henry Larson pleaded guilty to city liquor charges. Tanghe fined 100 and Larson 4, to be served in county jail. Weiss Smith and others set for September 23, bonds 500 each. State dropped Tanghe and Larson charges after plea. attorneys named.
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U.S
John P. Sauer
Sioux Falls
Carl Tanghe
Henry Larson
Dick Haney
Tanghe
Larsar
Paul Weiss
Harley Smith
Haney
Weiss
Herley Smith
Robert L. Epplrley
Harry DeWitt
Tonghe
Larson
Leo A. Temmey
Jas. Byrnes
Weiss, Smith
Eppirley
F. P. Mate
Harry
Man Found Murdered Believed Identified in Hudson
Local attorney D. Keogan said a man found dead in a Hudson ravine is likely Oscar Anderson of Laverne Minnesota. Sheriff Frank Cords backed the belief after Keogan’s paper with his name and numbers was found on the deceased. Anderson had served 60 days after a liquor transport arrest in Sioux Falls and was released August 8, missing a scheduled meeting with Keogan. The body showed signs of shooting.
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Hudson
Wis
Oscar Anderson
Laverne
Keagen
Start Clarifier At Plant Set For October First
Officials announced plans to begin using the clarifier and digester at Hur on sewage disposal plant about October 1. Chicago consultant A. F. Turpin observed progress on the $250,000 plant. Filter beds likely ready around December 1. odor reduction expected once the digester and clarifier operate.
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Hurons
Chicago
Lightning Victim Recovering Sight in Haron Incident
Charles Crabb, once blinded by an incident described as inmenving teestvent Haron, is now recovering sight. Medical staff report gradual improvement as treatment continues and Crabb adapts to partial vision returning.
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Charles Crabb
Haron
No Country To Come Here From Latvia Born Student
Miss Yelena Serge Pavlicova, born in Latvia, seeks American citizenship but cannot obtain it. Immigrant officials say she lacks a permanent passport and cannot be deported due to absence of a country to return to. She must leave the U S and reenter under a quota.
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Yelena Serge Pavlicova
Shirley D. Smith
Becaue
Pavlincya
University of Chicago
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Russia
Turkey
United States
Smith
Search for missing fliers expands to Alaska coast
The hunt for Don Moyle and C. A. Allen shifted to southeastern Alaska after Alaska Steamship Company captain and passengers aboard the Alaska reported hearing an airplane motor off Lituya Bay. Washington NAAO officials planned shore and mountain searches if evidence emerged, while other sightings remained unconfirmed.
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Lituya Bay
Seattle
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Alaska
H. Hanson
Seward
Juneau
Samu- Shiro Beach
Japan
LuVerne Kimm Dies This Morning At Huron Hospital
LuVerne slumm Kimm age 2 died this morning at a Huron hospital after an extended illness from heart trouble. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kimm living on a farm near Huron. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM at Congregational church Rev A S Carlson officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery. Miss Kimm had worked at the Fair store. G H Kimm sr grandfather of Miss Kimm died on his 92nd birthday last night in Blairstown Ia. He lived near Huron 20 years and was a Civil war veteran. Burial to be in the Watkins cemetery.
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Huron
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Congregational Church
A. S. Carlson
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Fair Store
G. H. Kimm
Kimm
Blairstown
Watkins
Iowa Farmers May Seal Corn In Cribs
Des Moines report details Iowa farmers possibly sealing corn cribs under the Iowa warehouse law to await higher prices. Governor Dan Turner backs cent minimum price and proposes using negotiable certificates as chattel mortgage security for loans with low interest. He seeks cooperation from other corn belt governors to harmonize plans.
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Iowa
Dan Turner
Mound Securities
More Are Jobless Than Needy Say
Washington reports federal relief chiefs expect unemployment distress next winter to be lower than total jobless. They cite census and seasonal trends, noting many families have some income and not all unemployed count as needing aid. Officials warn against public alarm despite serious distress.
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Aurber
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Nave
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Lindberghs May Go Home Southern Way
Colonel Charles Lindbergh indicated that the return route for himself and Mrs. Lindbergh from Osaka would depend on reports from China. He suggested they might not use a northern Pacific or Atlantic path and favored a southern route upon near completion of their Asia visit.
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Japan
Pacific
Atlantic
Wounded in scuffle with town marshal at Summit
Webster September 12 Orville Willison a Summit farm laborer is in a local hospital recovering from a neck bullet wound after a scuffle with Summit town marshal A T Jorgenson who was reportedly tarrying accidentally discharged as Willison struggled to flee and a prior fight with another man is cited. Doctors say he will recover and no charges have been filed against the officer.
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Orville Willison
Summit
Willison
A. T. Jorgenson
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