Market News Hog and cattle receipts from several markets
Sioux City reports mixed cattle and hog trading with calves and yearlings steady to higher while beef cattle slow. Chicago and St Paul show lower hogs and steady cattle with various price ranges. Sioux Falls and Mitchell list hogs softening and chickens and eggs holding firm. potato and flour markets show modest activity and price stability.
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Sioux City
U.S
Ives
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept. Agr
Markets Report From Huenon Pugliny Birds and Eggs
Fragmented text lists poultry and eggs furnished daily by Swit & Co and Buck brothers with references to Leghorn hens and various springs. Contains garbled and partial place names and vendor mentions, reflecting an early 20th century market listing.
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Huenon
Swit & Co
Finton
Meavy
Leghorn Springs
Aukon
Buck Brothers, Heron
Veleoa
Wheat futures slide and bounce in mixed session
Minneapolis. Wheat futures opened weak then rose on short covering but closed weak. December settled 1.50 lower amid liquidation on strong spots. Oats firmed, rye dull, barley quiet with no exports. Cash wheat in demand. amber durum slower, mixed. Winter offerings light. Oats cash steady, rye strong as mills buy. Malting barley firm. hard feed types slow. Fall futures unchanged then fell 1.2 cents from earlier.
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Minneapolis
Grain market report shows mixed prices for wheat and corn
Minneapolis grain desk lists cash and carlot prices for No 1 northern and dark northern wheat, amber and red durum, mixed and hard spring grades, No 3 yellow corn, white oats, and flax. Sept 24 ranges include No 1 dark northern at about 1.29 to 1.31 with protein notes, No 1 amber durum near 1.18 to 1.24, and corn around 1.05 to 1.10 in various shades.
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Agron Grain Market
Iarley
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Grain futures report from Duluth on September 24
The Duluth market shows bids and quotes for rye barley flax and various durum and wheat grades with arrivals and futures figures. Prices indicate fluctuating highs and lows across amber durum and mixed durum classifications, with arrival terms for several contracts through October and December.
Stock market shows nerves but gains restore confidence
A cautious New York session saw slim gains in high priced issues before steady broad advance in industrials and utilities, helped by favorable trade news. Volume was heavy with about 41 million shares traded as call money steadied near 8 to 10 percent amid Federal Reserve shifts. closing was heavy with mixed leaders and a wide list of prominent names near or above yesterday's levels.
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New York
Federal Reserve
United States Steel Common
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
North American
New York Central
American
Foret Power
Adams Express
Hastman Kodak
Atlas Powder
Foster Wheeler
Auburn Auto
Declares Must Lower Tariff at Corn Palace Visit
Mitchell South Dakota congressman Christopherson urged a new tariff bill to lower import schedules to foster reciprocal trade. He argued surplus manufacturing and postwar shift made tariffs a barrier to world markets and urged duties not to exceed production cost differences. Scotland, the shortest name in the British Isles, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
C. AL Christopherson
South Dakota
Republican Party
Christopherson
United States
Sulley Gives Business Talk at Chamber Luncheon
About 50 to 73 Huron business leaders attended the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hughlitt to hear merchandising expert G. W. Sulley of Dayton, Ohio. He urged detailed analysis of store operations, better service, higher stock turnover, and stronger salesmanship, linking advertising to customer treatment. Two conference sessions for clerks were planned this afternoon, followed by a dinner for members and spouses.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughlitt
G. W. Sulley
Sulley
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Homa Owned Stores, Inc
State plan changes outlined at Aberdeen conference
Aberdeen opt. 24 AP reports a state tax conference adjourned with four-year terms for state and county officers, interims between national elections, funds routed through the state treasury, and all expenditures needing legislative appropriations. No state tax on general property. next session in Watertown December 2-3 to hear on exempt property and farm bureau recommendations.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
al Jen
Watertown
Chambers Kellar
State Farm Bureau
Bill Point
Lighter Metals in Planes May Replace Some Parts
Pittsburgh report cites Beeryllium as a light, strong metal nearly as stiff as steel and two thirds the weight of aluminum. H W Guistt of Battelle Memorial Institute presents findings before the American Electro Chemical Society noting Beeryllium as a potential replacement for certain aircraft components due to its high elastic modulus and workability.
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Pittsburgh
H.W. Guistt
Columbus
Battelle Memory Institute
Omete
Electro-Chemical
Borglum to Build Stone Home in South Dakota
Rapid City reports sculptor Gutzon Borglum, creator of Mount Rushmore, has bought the 1,200 acre Rhoades ranch near the state park. He plans an all stone house starting this fall, to be completed within about three months after work begins, offering a view of the memorial and promising a summer home base in the Black Hills.
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Rapid City
Gutzon Borghim
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Key Stone
Rhoades Ranch
Borglum
Borgium
Black Hills
Midland National Joins Bancorporation
Midland National Bank and Trust of Minneapolis affiliates with Northwest Bancorporation as announced by National Bank of Huron officials. The new member brings Northwest total resources above 344 million dollars, with Midland adding over 24 million.
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Midland National Bank and Trust Company of Minneapolis
Northwes Bancorporation
National Bank of Huron
Bancorporation
Northwest Bancorporation
Mitchell Hosts South Dakota State Fair Board Meeting
At Mitchell on Sept 24 the South Dakota State Fair Board reported the fair’s gross receipts set a record, despite inclement weather. The board approved bill payments and planned ground improvements, with over $20,000 spent on the grandstand in two years. Thomas Frick of Yankton presided as president with C L Chase Witow Lake as VP, John F White Huron as secretary, and other members JW Johnson Rapid City and JB Taylor Ipswich. This afternoon the board would join Corn Palace committee guests at the Corn Palace show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Daxota
Fair Board
Thomas Frick
Yankton
C. L. Chase
Witow Lake
John F. White
Huron
BW. M. Johnson
Rapid City
J. B. Taylor
Ipswich
Cement Plant Sets Record Disposals in Rapid City
Thirty five carloads of cement shipped from the state cement plant in Rapid City established a new daily record, totaling 6200 barrels or 324 tons. Most went to South Dakota, with some to North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Wyoming. Plant opened two months early this year amid rising paving activity and may face a winter shutdown.
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Rapid City
Nick Caaspere
State Commission
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wyoming
Caspers
Civil War Looms in Yangtsf Area
Shanghai dispatches report Chiang Kai Shek and the Chinese Nationalist government pressing efforts to suppress civil war threats in the Yangtse Valley amid clashes. Neighbouring tensions include incidents with Japan and Russia in Manchuria, with reports of police clashes near Mukden and possible shifts of nationalist forces toward Nanking and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiats Kai-Shek
Chinese Nationist
Nanking
Yangtse
China
Japan
Russia
Mukden
South Manchurian
L. M. Karshkan
Altough
Chiang Kai Shek
Chang Fah Kwei
Yebang
Shantung Province
Chang
Kwanasi
Chiang Kai Sheks
Canton
Chang Fah H Kwei
Judge Gardner Returns From Kansas City Mission
Judge A K Gardner arrived back in Huron from a term in Kansas City Mo where he served as a presiding jurist on the eighth circuit United States court of appeals. He plans to be in Hur on October 6 before departing for Omaha Mrs Gardner also returned after visiting Chicago and Aledo Lil en route. The article notes a list of famous Chinese inventions including the compass printing lithography suspension bridges and gunpowder.
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A. K. Gardner
Kansas City
Eighth Circuit
United States Court of Appeals
Gardner
Huron
Omaha
Chicago
Supreme Convention of
Aledo
Lil
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Gonvernee
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Good Packers
RAO
Huron Dairy
Sioux Palls
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U. Ss
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Central Section
Minesota
Dakota
Whites
Minnesota Hollandale
Idaho
Rudgers Best
Loy
Nee
ASUS
BOM
SAM Sg I
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Apolis Stocks Bancorporation
First National
All Chem & D
Allis
C & NW
Erle P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Colo G
Hudson Mirs
INC
Eng
Ent Nickel
Int
Kanecatt
Kroger
Mack Tk
MK & T
Mo Pac
Monts Ward
Nash Mirs
N Cash
NE & Lf
Nor Amer
Nor Pac
Packard
Pan Am
Pennsyl
Phillies Pet
Pullman
Radio
Reading
Rem-Rand
Reyn Toh
Sears
Sinclair
Sou Pae
Sou
Bt Ol Cal
St Ol NI
St Ol
Stew’ Warn
Tex Corp
Tex P Ld Tr
Tex P Ld
Timken Tt
U Carbide
United Fru
US Ind Ale
US Steel
Vanadium
Wabash
Scotland
British Isles
The
Americas
North
South America
Pernambuco
Buenos Aires
Gillett
S. D. Home
Midland National
de Soto
Hubbard Motor. Company
Dakota South Phone
Yangtsf
Judge Gardner
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