Market Receipts and Hog Prices Across Midwest Markets
Receipts totaled about 900 head at Armour Stockyards Huron on Tuesday with top hog prices around 5.35 and prices down 40 to 25 cents. Chicago and Sioux City reports show weaker demand, lower tops around 6.25 for hogs, and varied cattle trading with overall softness and heavy supplies. Birds and lambs also noted with mixed bidding and price declines, while Sioux Falls marked hogs down about 15 to 20 cents and cattle steady to weak.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Stags
Chicago
Bronx City
Sioux City
U. 5
Sioux Falls
Jesday No
Sol' An
Butler
Wheat futures lead advance with mixed demand
Wheat futures rose again amid weak cash demand and light milling interest. Prices strengthened for September and December contracts while oats and barley showed varied moves. cash wheat softened as mill buyers held back. Durum and flax traded firm on light offers with moderate farm demand and strong flax buying.
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Minneapolis
Lsc
Duluth Cash Closes Tuesday Market Report
Duluth reports Tuesday cash closes with various grain futures and commodity quotes. Flax and wheat values show multiple percent changes and future month indicators across No. 1 and No. 2 grades, including durum and red durum varieties.
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Minneapolis
GFK
Duluth
Markets Report from Huron Henson Poultry and Eggs
Market notes show Huron and Mitchell areas listing hens, leghorn hens, springs, and eggs with varied weights and prices. Chicago and Sioux City reports cover butterfat, eggs, and poultry prices, while Minneapolis supplies flour and standard middlings notes.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Furen
PGGS
Buck Brothers
Mitchell
Selling Pressure Lightens On Market
Selling pressure lightened in today's stock market though the rally failed to materialize and the tone remained heavy. Utilities fell with Consolidated Gas down 2 points and American Telephone dropping as much as 5. contenders like U S Steel and General Motors showed little change while market overall stayed weak.
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New Bee
Pesewure
Consolidated Gas
American
Public Service
N. Z
American Telephone
U.S Steel
General Motors
Chage
Salea
Goehring Receives Jail Term and Fine for Liquor Charge
John Goehring a farmer near Carpenter pled guilty to a liquor charge and received a 30 day jail term in Beadle county jail plus a 250 dollar fine. He paid the fine after appearing before Circuit Judge Alva X Taylor who accepted his explanation for missing the September 5 sentencing and did not penalize him for the failure to appear. He said he was out of county purchasing cattle feed.
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Goehring
John Goehring
Carpenter
Beadle
Alva X. Taylor
Taylor
Hughes County Religious Education Conference At Harrold
Fifteen or more Sunday schools attend the Hughes County Council of Religious Education meeting in Harrold with morning and evening sessions. Officers elected include President Lydia B. Johnson and Sec Treas Bert L. Hall. Members hear talks by Rev. F E Morrison and Mrs A L Grebel and raise pledges totaling 41.26 for the coming year.
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Lydia BH. Johnson
Pierre
Sec.-Treas
L. Hall
Will Shore
Blunt
Guy Grandie
DeGrey
Hannah Groseth
Canning
Christy McGaffee
Harrold
Jessie Greenwood
Tessie Stormeister
F. E. Morrison
M. E
A. L. Grebel
State Council of Religious Education
Parker
Harold
Kofske
Green Deliberates Pardon for George Holland
Governor Green announced he would study testimony and records before deciding on a pardon for George Holland of Gettysburg who was convicted in 1928 of securing another's signature under false pretenses and sentenced to two years. A temporary stay was granted pending the decision. a denial would begin October 1.
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Green
Holland
Pierre
George Holland
Gettysburg
Supreme Court
Admitted Patients and Listed Industrial Stocks at Hospitals
The report lists admitted individuals: Rose Delavaux, Homer Dodsley, and a minor patient at Mont Ward 154. It also mentions numerous company and stock entries including National Dairy Products, United Aircraft, Studebaker, Packard, Pullman, RCA, Westinghouse, Willys Overland, Woolworth, and several regional firms with percentage figures and shorthand labels. The fragment blends hospital notices with a stock listing.
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Mont Ward
Wash Cash
Nat Dairy
NY Central
Tim BR Beg
Trerwamerice
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United, Fruit
US Ind Ale
UB Steel
Warn
West Eloc
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Investment trust report summary and holdings notes
Investors and trusts show various stake readings including Founders Shares E 7 and Diversified C4. Frontencc 1x and Two Year Trust M4 indicate multi year vehicle holdings while Incorporated Investors hold 17 percent. Data appears fragmented across fund codes and percentages without full names.
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Founders
Sti
Diversified
Frontencc
Incorporated Investors
Brown County Wins 4-H Prize in County Fair Judging
Brown County earned blue ribbon for its 4-H booth at the county fair, with a Christmas themed display titled Our 4-H Club Spirit Continues Throughout the Year. Judges also ranked Beadle County fourth, others in order Bon Homme Codington Butte Spink McCook Hand Hamlin. Dairy awards named Harold Johnson Altamont grand champion Holstein and Viola Colvin Flandraan grand Jersey among others.
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Brown County
Beadle County
Bon Homme
Codington
Butte
Spink
McCook
Hand
Hamlin
Harold Johnson
Altamont
Melvin Johnson
Walter Torkildson
Eden
Viola Colvin
Flandraan
Ayrshire
Ralph van Horn
Huron
Fat Wether Lamb
Glenn Alberts
Willow Lake
Fat
Howard
Durav
Richard Ching
Castlewood
Hampshire
Arley Hill
Aurora
Clarence Sandal
Colton
Duroc
James O'Lien
Platte
Max Myers
Dallas
Poland
China
Richard Heeren
Ben Yustin
Mt. Vernon
Chester White
Chester Gullickson
Jesse Roberts
Wolsey
Leo Alquist
Timber Lake
B. L. Croasgrove
Ted Foy
Centerville
Berkshire
Beatrice
Hector
Parker
Beatrice Rector
Tamworth
John Overbee
Shermen
O'Brien Convicted in Embezzlement Case Tied to Smith
O'Brien began a seven year term after pleading guilty to embezzling more than a million dollars from Haven Bank deposits. Judge Bottum kept silence on charges and sentences as state and defense terms remained undisclosed. The case links O'Brien with ally Smith and with M. Q. Sharpe’s banking probe amid 1923 lobbying accusations and insolvency details surrounding Haven State Bank.
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O'Brien
Smith
Haven
Botturm
M. Q. Sharpe
Haven State Bank
Sharpe
Clomd
Aberdeen
O’brien
Potter County
Hare
D. J. O'Kestfe
Pierre
Roy Nord
Faulktom
Charden P. Warren
Frank Talt
Potter’ As Credits Board
Wen
Bollum Ewert
O'Brien and Smith Linked in Haven Bank Deposit Scheme
The attorney general alleges that Smith allowed large sums from closed state banks to be deposited into O'Brien's Haven Bank with knowledge of insolvency. The report details insolvency, overdrawn correspondent accounts, and substantial officer salaries, noting O'Brien's later move to Aberdeen and his August arrest with $4,500 bonds.
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O'Brien
Smith
Banking Department
Haven State Bank
Sharpe
South Dakota Bankers Association
Association
Thomas O'Brien
Brien
Aberdeen
D. R. Burr
Haven Bank
Justice Court
Gettysburg
Potter County
35 Piece Band Will Play Here Tomorrow
The east porch of the Woman's building hosts a noon program featuring K. F. Sohn's 35 piece high school band from Wessington Springs. South Dakota poets J. C. Lindberg Gertrude Gunderson Ethelyn Miller Hartwich Flora Shufelt Rivera participate with readings and songs. Ralph Myers plays cello solos and Eugene Kingdon presents vocal solos with Mabel Myers at the Huron college school of music under Prof. Lee Bright.
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K. F. Sohn
Wessington Springs
C. M. Midtvaine
South Dakota
J. C. Lindberg
Gertrude Gunderson
Ethelyn Miller Hart
Flora Shufelt Rivera
Ralph Myers
Huron College School of Music
Lee Bright
Eugene Kingdon
Mabel Myers
County Offices To Adopt Half Holiday This Week
County offices in the Beadle county courthouse will close Wednesday and Thursday afternoons so officers and clerks may attend the fair. The half holiday schedule repeats past practice, according to county auditor T. H. Young.
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Beadle County Court House
T. H. Young
Plans Set for South Dakota Children’s Parade to Siete Fair
Plans completed for a youth party tomorrow in which South Dakota youngsters will march as a group to the Siete Fair. They will meet at Campbell park at 12 20 p m and depart at 1 o clock led by the Huron Municipal band under M L Tobin who will guide the event. A change restricts free grandstand admission for children under 12.
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South Dakota
Campbell Park
Marvin Hugitt
Huron Municipal Band
M. L. Tobin
State Fair Board
Tobin
Huron Scouts Exhibit At Agriculture Building Booth
Huron Boy Scouts manage displays at the Agriculture building showing crafts blacksmithing by Donald Hilkemeier of Frankfort and other merit badges as well as the trail to citizenship laws log and handcrafts. George Georgiades presents an art exhibit while troops 2 and a member of troop a staff the booth. souvenirs are given by the scouts.
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Gene Reese
Jim Beranek
Frank Oslund
Jack Cohen
New York
Wilhelm Rody
Pennland
Cape Race
Maritime
Canada
Beadle Club Women Stress Relief Plan
Beadle county women from the extension club promote a relief program titled Help Yourself and Lend a Hand in the Beadle county building booth. Mrs. Ed Stitt leads, focusing on garment renovation, home farm foods, and making supplies stretch. A farm home survey is planned in early October to assess needs and availability.
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Beadle Club
Beadle County Women's Extension Club
Beadie County
Ed Stitt
Deny Irregularities In Minnehaha County
Minnehaha county officials denied irregularities in handling public funding referenced by an Aberdeen newspaper. Commissioners Fletchee Alguire and W. H. Stringham and Auditor Earl A. Tyler said the report cited was an old audit, not the one completed last week. A separate note reports a habeas corpus petition denied for Gus Winkler tied to a 12 bank robbery case in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Sluva Falls
Pep
Minnehaha
Aberden
American News
Fletchee Alguire
W. H. Stringham
Earl A. Tyler
Minnehaha Courty
Aberdeen
Lincoln ST. Joseph
Mich
Charles E. White
Gus
Winkler
Lincoln
Neb
Midhgan
Huron Girl Scouts Raise Pioneer Flag Ceremony
Three Huron troops Sacajawea 2 Minnehaha 5 and Wamble Ohanka 4 will raise a new flag after the Pioneers speaking program Thursday afternoon at Old Settlers. The flag will be presented to the Pioneers by the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary.
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Huron Girl Scouts
Huron
Old Settlers
Pioneers
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Sacajawea
Minnehaha
Wamble Ohanka
Classifieds: Rentals and Goods for Sale in Olympia and Watertown
Se listings show ads for household items and rentals. Henry Seeman offers potatoes and onions at 739 12 South Lawn, with phone 8383, while a Hemstitching machine and furniture including daybeds and desks are available at Apt 25 Olympia, phone 3990.Additional notices advertise a seven room modern house at 361 Idaho with steam heat and rent inquiries to Floyd Alley, and seed corn from Nick Cordell in Watertown, with contact details.
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Henry Seeman
South Lawn
Apt
Olympia
Nick Cordell
Watertown
S. BD
Idaho
Floyd Alley
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