Hog Market Holds Steady as Prices Dip and Rise
Chicago hog prices show a steady to weak trend with a top around 6.10 to 6.15 while receipts rise. Reports indicate slight gains in select cattle and veal, with steers and yearlings firm and lambs buoyed by strong demand from packers and shippers.
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Armagur Stockyandss
Huron
Armour Yards
Packer
Chicago
Hall
Jambe
Somimeria
Sioux City
Cop Rangers
St. Paul
Wheat Futures Rise Slightly Amid Abroad News
Wheat futures closed higher with December and May up fractions and cash wheat demand strong. The Minneapolis market shows mixed grain moves with corn oats and barley variously higher or unchanged, while livestock and cash close data appear for St Paul and Minneapolis prices and ranges.
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Minneapolis
Chicago futures range Thursday for wheat and corn
The Associated Press reportsChicago futures mixed with gains for most Wheat Sep and Dec contracts while Corn shows modest moves. Duluth cash prices list several durum and mixed durum grades with No 1 amber durum bids and flax prices varied.
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Minsteapolis
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Wiss
Custers
Neee
Chicago
Duluth
High Law
Minn
Ego Futures
Efunerators
Tandards
Markets Report Little Change Across Commodities and Stocks
Chicago butter eggs and poultry markets show steady tones with Huron and Sioux Falls listings. Stock quotes drifted with mixed activity as major indices and specific equities move modestly amid overall cautious trading.
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New York
O. J. Natterman Takes Navy Recruiting Post at Huron
Natterman first class gummer arrives in Huron to lead the U S Navy recruiting office succeeding R W Waterman who returns to Omaha HQ. He comes from active sea duty aboard the U S Oklahoma and a cruise to the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs Natterman accompanies him to Huron.
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O. J. Natterman
Natterman
Gumners Mite
Huron
U. S. Navy
R. 2. Waterman
Omaha
U.S. & Oklahoma
Atlantic
Hawaiian Islands
Euron
Gorman Pushes Public Release as Textile Strike Braces
Francis J. Gorman, chairman of the textile strike committee, urged immediate public release of the mediation board report as officials travel to a Hyde Park meeting with President Roosevelt. He warned that delay jeopardizes any action and announced a new call to strike affecting about 100,000 workers in rayon dyeing knit goods and rug and carpet sectors. Separately, Peter Van Horn said efforts to break the silk and synthetic fabrics strike would start with about 100 mills opening in selected areas. A family obituary note mentions the funeral of Dr. L. F. Steuerwald in Longmont, Colorado.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Dem
P Mediation Board
Gorman
Ferkins
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Hyde Pays
Garman
Peter van Horn
Silk Code Authority
New York
Seven Become U. S. Citizens in Local Naturalization
Seven immigrants were sworn in as U S citizens at a court naturalization hearing before Examiner R A Carlson and Judge Alva E Taylor in St Paul. The new citizens from Germany Greece Norway and Russia were joined by brief remarks from Mrs O W Spiller and Mrs Charles Heiss of the Women’s Relief Corps who presented flags and explained what the flag represents.
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United States
R. A. Carlson
St Paul
Alva E. Taylor
Iiesit Court
Shels
Robert Vogelman
Muron
Germany
Vasilios Peter Foukas
Huron Cook
Greece
Andrew Hansen Sande
Huron Carpentter
Norway
Emma Elsbet Musolf
Yale
House
Ife
Henry Arendt
Huron Carpenter
Russia
Jacob Bauder
Alpena Farmer
Constantinos Manolis
Huron Grocer
William Bush
O. W. Spiller
Charles Heiss
Women's Relief Corps
Relief Clients to Receive Winter Cash for Fuel Needs
The state relief administration announced cash payments this winter to relief clients to buy coal and fuel based on investigated needs. Last winter about 76,000 tons were distributed from the Firestone mine and other sources, with some coal bought from commercial dealers later repaid by federal relief.
Trotzky Linked With Rebellion in Madrid Revolt
Madrid reports claim Leon Trotzky, exiled leader in Soviet Russia, plotted a daybreak uprising with Communist and Socialist factions. Police detained socialists, seized arms, and uncovered plans to seize munitions plants and air force assets. Government warned of internal conspirators and a planned proletarian police response.
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Trotzky
Madrid
Leon Trotaky
Russia
Rafael Salazar Alonso
France
Catalonia
Watcrs
Francisco Ordonez
aMietic
University of Madrid
Socialist Central
Revaltana
Communications Ministry
Faust Child’s Ear Chewed by Farm Dog Near Spirit Lake
Marguere Isa Faust, 1k Monchans daughter of Dr and Mrs John Faust recovering from a dog attack on a Spirit Lake IA farm. She sat on the collie a farm dog and the bite required five stitches. Doctors say there will be no permanent damage.
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Marguere
Isa
Pythians Elect Sioux Falls Man Grand Chancellor
Ralph E. Owen of Sioux Falls was chosen grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at the Sioux Falls meeting. Elsie Griffith of Spearfish was named grand chief of the Pythian Sisters. The body also elected numerous officers for both orders and decided to meet again next year.
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Sioux Falls
Ralph E. Owen
Tw Knights of Pythias
Elsie Griffith
Spearfish
Pythian Sisters
Pyshtan
Knights
Joe Berdahl
St. Ti Millbrandt
Aberdeen
J. R. Johnson
Huron
J. R. Dramsdahl
Masier
Exchequer
Miles Clipeman
Parker
James Cassidy
PB. J. Spain
Mitchell
J. H. Foasberg
C. N. Sears
Lions Falls
Ansden
Milbank
J. M. Summens
J. L. Ruckman
Gladys Seckett
Myrtle Korte
Flora Ohman
Theresa Johnson
Edith Stuebing
Edith Cacayas
Grand Protector
Bess Schoeneman
Grand Guard
Lyda Hinckley
Grand Press Corpondent
Lucile Stager
Elsie Scott
Valley Springs
Lindbergh Kidnapping Arrest Reported In New York
Washington reports the arrest of Richard Hauptmann in New York City in connection with the Lindbergh kidnapping. Attorney General Cummings says ransom money linked to Hauptmann and notes cooperation among New Jersey state police New York City police and the Justice Department. A Jersey Journal item claims an unnaturalized German was arrested in NYC with $35 000 to $40 000 of ransom money found in a Bronx home.
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Washington
Richard Hauptmann
New York City
Cummings
Heuptmann
O'Rya
O'Ryan
New Jersey State Police
Ofice
Cumites
Whlliam Stanley
Henry Suydam
University Club
Department of Justice
Hoover
Jersey City
N. J
The
Jersey Journal Today
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh
Séth and
Sth Street
Second and
Third Avenues
Score
Germany
Earthquake Strikes Jalisco Killing Nine Injured Twenty
Dispatches report a deadly earthquake in Jalisco last Saturday night leaving at least nine dead and about twenty injured. Thousands are homeless as villages including Talpa Cuale Conception Del Bramzdar and Zapotes are described as razed.
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Mexico
D. Fy
Spt 2
la Prensa Geid
Jalisco
Talpa
Cuale
Conception del Bramzdar
Zapotes
Dr John Faust to Leave Huron for Oskaioosa Practice
Dr John Faust, a young physician on the Huron staff, will move to Oskaioosa around October 1 to take over the general practice of retiring N M Childress. Faust came to Huron in 1929 after a short stint in Albany Wisconsin and will join the County hospital once he relocates with his wife and two children.
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John Faust
Huron Clinic
Oskalowsa
N. M. Childress
Faust
Huron
Albany
Wis
College of Medicine
North University
Childress
Oskaloosa
Oskaleesa
New Cattle Feed Development Offers Drought Aid
Baltimore announces two new cattle foods created by Guy Leonard, a chemical engineer. The process makes molasses into a dry, non sticky powder using cottonseed or corn oil, resulting in plug shaped and crumbled forms for cattle feed.
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Baltimore
Boston
Guy Leonard
Fumong
England
Leonard
Ship Quiz Reveals Ward Line Coercion Claims
New York dispatch reports testimony at a federal inquiry into the Morro Castle disaster. George J. Alagna described orders to cooperate with Ward Line agents and avoid publicity, with promises of care and transport to Manhattan. Toxicologist Gettler found no poison in Captain Willmott's remains, noting metals from burned cabin. Also mentions potato storage temperatures affecting quality.
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New York
N. Y
George J. Alagna
Coast Guard
Tampa
al Leask
Staten Island
Manhattan
Alagana
Alexander O. Gettier
Bellevue Hospital
Robert Willmott
Marzo Castle
Willmett
Gettler
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