Swine Market Steady With Upper Boost At Armour Yard
Armour stockyards Buron Sept 19 hogs, cattle, calves and sheep traded firm with a top hog price around 11.19 and a 190 head run. Cattle and calves showed strong to steady bids, cows, bulls and veal priced across standard to good grades. Chicago and Sioux City reports echoed mixed steady tones with light declines on some fat cattle and sharper gains for select lambs.
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Armour Stock Yards
Buron
Packers
Chicago
St. Louis
St Louis
USDA
Sioux City
Washington Lambs
Sioux Falls
Representatz
UU m
Les i
Cattle Prices Steady to Mixed at South St Paul Sale
At South St Paul on Thursday September 18 cattle run solid yet mixed with slaughter steers and butcher stock near steady. Steers and heifers show small gains while grass cattle and low grades ease. Calves and vealers hold around steady with lighter calves quoted near 8.00.
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Paul
South ST
Sioux Falls to Watertown Sioux City and Chicago Produce Notes
Market reports from Sioux Falls Sioux City Watertown and Chicago record prices for heavy hens springs ducks and eggs. Butter and butterfat values are noted with current receipts and regional variations across the Midwest. A Paris exchange rate shows the U S dollar at 15 1775 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Paulty
Sioux City
Watertown
U. S
Paris
United States
New York
Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn Springs
Grain Market Card Notes Missing Mix of Durum
Market card fragment shows Huron grain bulletin reading No 1 dark northern and mixed durum references with unclear entries. Production notes are incomplete and names of grades or futures not fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Grain Bulletin
Wheat futures rise as foreign news boosts markets
Foreign news lifted wheat futures with gains for Sep and Dec contracts. Corn, oats, rye and barley showed varied moves while cash wheat remained firm. prices for durum and flax also noted shifts across Minneapolis and Chicago futures.
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Minneapolis
Bony
Sarkonsthern
Laesa
Livsieet
Montana
Chicago Man Is Transferred Here As Assistant Manager
Edward F. Critchett, a sales promoter from Chicago, will be promoted to assistant manager of the Huron sales field on October 5. He succeeds H A Damkrager who has been transferred to other duties. Critchett began in the Standard Oil organization in 1943 as a specialty salesman and has held multiple posts in Minneapolis Quincy and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Critchett
Huron
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
H. A. Damkragér
Critchett
Boons
Gas One
Minseapolis
Quincy, DL
Eves
Governor rejects call for special session on road funds
Rapid City September reports Gov Tom Berry says he does not plan a special legislative session to raise road funds. He prefers gradual improvements and notes past challenges in preserving current funds. Rapid City chamber of commerce seeks $4 million to leverage federal highway funds via a half-cent gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Tom Berry
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce
Pierre
Rapid Jeity Chamber of Commeres
Long Machine Split Wide Open in Huey Long Era Politics
In New Orleans 1917 announcements by Lt Governor James A. Noe for governor and Wade Martin for the U.S. Senate, signaling a split in Huey Long’s machine. Governor O K Allen doubted the moves, meeting with aides while Noe and Martin pressed their bids amid speculation about John J. Ellender’s role and support.
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James A. Noe
Wade
Martin
Senate
Len Ts
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Public Service
United States Senate
Andia
Gene Uine
New
Nee
Royernor
John J.ellender
Houma
Ned
Elender
Pullman Leads In Stock Market Dip
New York reports a stock market decline with Pullman down about 4 points as investors await a potential technical correction. Major losers include U S Steel American Telephone General Motors Chrysler Westinghouse Du Pont Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck U S Smelting Cerro de Pasco Pacific and Santa Fe. Total transfers around 2 050 000 shares.
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New York
Pullman
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
American
General Motors
Chrysler
Westinghouse
du Fest
Douglas Aircraft
Montgomery Werd
Sears Roebuck
U.s.smelting
Cerro de Paseo
Poion Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Stocks and Bond Listings Report
U S bonds close with Liberty Foret 44s and Treasury issues quoted. Government bonds show figures such as Treasury 445 47-52 and Treasury 32 81-55. Farm Mortgage notes and Home Owners Mortgage terms appear with dollar values and percentages.
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U. S
New York
Liberty
Rites Friday for Wolsey Resident Mrs. Whorton
Mrs. Daniel Whorton of Wolsey died at home after a long illness. Born July 31 1858 in Kalamazoo Michigan she married Daniel Whorton in 1880 and moved to Wolsey in 1904. Survived by husband three daughters Maude Allison Cora Whorton Della Whorton Dee Whorton and two brothers A B Anthony and Joseph Anthony. Funeral at Presbyterian church Wolsey Friday at 2 pm with Fanny Mills in charge burial Wolsey cemetery.
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Wolsey
Daniel Whortes
Anthony
Kalamazoo
Mich
Vandatey
Daniel Whorton
Prairie City
Land Have
Whorton
The
Presbyterian Church
Royal Neighbors
Maude J Allison
Vermillion
Cora Whorton
Della Whorton
Huron
Dee
A. B
Chamber To Reserve Corn Palace Seats
Huronians plan to attend the Corn Palace show in Mitchell from September 30 to October. The chamber of commerce in Huron will offer reservations, with Secretary Gene Denning arranging the service with Corn Palace management today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Gene Denning
Corn Palace
Mooney Testifies In Final Fight
Tom Mooney faced a habeas corpus hearing in San Francisco as he defended his trials for the Preparedness Day bombing. He denied involvement, claimed perjured testimony, and argued union ties and police bias influenced his conviction. The hearing, ordered by the California Supreme Court, proceeded before Referee A. E. Shaw.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
WLG
California
Mooney
Willi Cleary
Sam
Du.clared
Cleary
International Moulders Union
Union
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Iaber
Warren K. Billings
California Supreme Court
A. E. Shaw
Prison Stabber Is Held Without Bail
Gilenn Murray 30 charged with first degree murder for stabbing Florence Turner 30 to death in the South Dakota penitentiary. Murray waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to circuit court without bail. Turner's body remained in a mortuary as husband William Turner from Waterloo Iowa seeks burial. Four children with the husband, a fifth adopted near Rapid City where Murray and Turner previously held up a service station in March 1933. State's Attorney said arraignment likely next week.
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Sioux Falls
P—Gilenn Murray
Florence Turner
South Dakota
Seek Cooperation In Works Program Amid Emergency Talks
Rapid City report says cooperation between emergency and relief agencies will speed up the works program after a conference led by Guy Harvey, state national emergency council director. He ruled out immediate agency consolidation due to the large workload, with Harvey touring Meade Deadwood and Sioux Falls. A survey cited 3099 vehicles on Benton and Tennessee river highways in an average week.
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Rapid City
UEH
Guy Harvey
National Emergency Council
Harvey
Teas
Hervey
Benton
Tennessee River
Start On Airport Work In Huron Delayed By WPA Funds
City officials in Huron report WPA funds for a 67 000 airport project are expected to arrive within days. The project would create about 1 162 man months of work and include hangar completion, field leveling and seeding, gravel runways, lighting, and a 30 by 50 foot repair shop built of native stone adjoining the hangar.
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Huron
Watertown
Don J. Sears
Sears
Theo. Smogerd
John P. Walsh
F. C. W. Kurwin
Floyd B. Stephens
Stephens
Washington
Huson Field
Sioux City
Sing
Aviation Division
Chamber of Commerce
Conseration
Kuehn
Smogird
VL. Weir
Gene Denning
C. J
Chamber
Omaha
Bismarck
Minneapolis
Uerad UN
Amd
Farm Program Attacked by Grain Trader at Convention
Chicago grain trader C. Sturtevant told the Grain Dealers National Association in St Louis that the AAA farm program is an economic disaster. He urged President Roosevelt to redeem his pledge and argued the program’s method worsened prices for farmers while raising costs for consumers.
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ST. Louis
Sturtevant
Chicago
Grain Dealers National Association
Aly
Grain Committee On National Affairs
AAA
Gain
Roosevelt
Congress
Sturdevant
Farmers National Grain Ceorporation
C. E. Hud
Funeral today for Henry Dunn at Kine yon chapel
Funeral services were held at the Kine yon chapel at 3 o'clock today for Henry Raymond Dunn aged 48 who died at a Uron hospital Tuesday afternoon after a short illness. The Rev W H Riley of the Congregational church conducted the service and burial was in Riverside cemetery. Dunn was born at Ponce Neb July 15 1887. He is survived by his widow Lillian two daughters Patricia Lenore and Mrs Pyrl Brown of Sioux City two sisters Mrs Grace Bailey Sioux City and Mrs Ethel Bentor of Chicago and two grandsons. Pallbearers were John Tobie co Id Madison Boyd Snedigar A J Hammerlindl Robert Duncan and Karl Kalihari. Relatives from out of town attending include Hi fer and husband Mr and Mrs B E Brown of Sioux City his sister Mrs Grace Bailey Sioux City and his uncle Dennis Dunn of Canby Minn Mr and Mrs L P Troestler of Armstrong S D Mr and Mrs Arnold Gaarde and baby and Mrs P A Gaarde of Armstrong Ta
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Henry Dunn
Henry Raymond Dunn
W. H H. Riley
Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Dunn
Ponce
Neb
Lillian
Patricia Lenore
Pyrl Brown
Sioux City
Grace Bailey
Ethel Bentor
Chicago
John Tobie
Madison
Boyd Snedigar
A. J. Hammerlindl
Robert Duncan
Karl Kal-iahar
Hifer
B. E. Brown
Sioux Ity
Dennis Dunn
Canby, Minn
L. P. Troestler
Armstrong, Sp
Arnold’ Gaarde
P. A. Gaarde
Armstrong
Funeral attendance noted in Sioux City brief
City residents attended the funeral services for Raymond Dunn with families including Mrs. L P Troestler and Mrs. Curt Sioux City arriving for the event. The item also lists multiple local social notes, arrivals, and family updates amid a heat wave and assorted domestic notices.
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Fullerton
Cal
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Toledo
Iery Club
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Dius
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Phipps
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Baton Rouge
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Carl Mopking
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A.W. Heskins
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Te Pane Fom
Call Forensens
3Rd St
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