Hog and cattle price rounds hit by market slide
Market notes from Aemous Stockyards Huron report receipts of 1500 hogs Monday with top at 465. Chicago hogs steadier despite weak hopefuls. cattle and sheep runs shrink, prices mixed with feeders and grass cattle showing variable demand. Saint Paul and Sioux Falls listings show steady to higher feeding and slaughter tones with mixed lots and price ranges. Chicago futures reflect cautious tone in midweek hog contracts. Grain and cereal quotes edge higher on light rain and crop expectations.
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Aemous
Huron
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Early Monday Sale
Sioux City cattle and hog markets show steady to lower trends with mixed stockers. calves and vealers steady to dull. Hogs trading weak to lower with most weights around 4.75 to 5.60, and sheep firmly held near 2.00 for fat ewes. heavy offerings appear sparse amid steady to weak heavy steers and feeders. Chicago figures follow with hogs 36,000 and cattle 23,000, noting strong early demand for some weights but overall soft finishing and price ranges across categories.
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Chicago
Markeward
St. Paul
S. Dept
Montana
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Sigux City
U. S. Dept
Ramn
Woux City
Seoux City
United States Department of Agriculture
Dull Trading in Wheat Market Suppressed by Light Volume
Minneapolis reports dull wheat futures with September up 4 cents, December and May down. Cash wheat slow, barley steady, and demand mixed for high protein. Ongoing weak cash corn and oats demand. rye fair but quality poor. durum markets slow with scattered activity at Diversion points.
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Minneapolis
Duluth Cash Close Market Fluctuations Report
Duluth field notes show closing prices and futures for flax wheat and durum, with figures for No 1 amber durum No 2 ordinary and mixed grades. Specifics include arrival dates and price ranges across multiple months, reflecting a volatile grain market in late September.
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Duluth
Huron Poultry and Eggs Prices and Markets
Market notes from Huron and nearby cities show furnished dairy and poultry prices, including hens over 4½ lbs, leghorns, old roosters, and butterfat quotes. Chicago and Sioux Falls reports list potato, flour, and poultry prices with firm tones, shipments, and various grade figures.
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Swit & Co
Huron
Buftering
Suck Brothers Huron
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
North Carolina defers cotton growth under live-at-home program
Governor O Max Gardner outlines a state plan to cut cotton acreage and boost food crops for 1932. The approach includes growing all necessary food, using schoolchildren and agricultural agencies to lead. Commissioner Graham says NC is freeing itself from cotton bondage and increasing farm revenue by diversifying crops.
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Raleigh
N. C
South
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Gardner
William A. Graham
C. Brooks
State College
Dull Mart Session Closes With Slump
New York stock market ends a dull session with broad weakness after earlier strength. General Motors falls to a new low, American Telephone, U S Steel, Air Reduction and Union Carbide drop about two points. Eastman Kodak, Du Pont and Norfolk Western slip, Coca Cola declines sharply. Volume near 1.58 million shares.
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General Motors
American Telephone
U. S
Ind
Union Carbide
Eastman
Krenge
du Pont
Norfolk G Western
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Bordens
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Methodist Conference Refuses to Censure Legion Vote
The Upper Iowa Methodist conference in Cedar Rapids Iowa today refused to condemn the American Legion for urging a state referendum on prohibition at its national convention. The body also rejected urging birth control condemning compulsory military training in high schools and urged further reduction of national armaments.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Upper
Iowa Methodist Conference
American Legion
Pecan surplus fears fade amid crop setbacks across states
F R Wilcox, Jackson head of the National Pecan Marketing Association, says predicted record pecan harvest declined due to Texas Oklahoma Louisiana disease weather pollination issues. The surplus threat recedes as crops drop below last year. In other news a Providence, R I traffic tragedy claims a life and injures another when a driver drifts asleep at the wheel.
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Jackson, Miss
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Georgia
Southeast
F. R. Wilcox
Jackson
National Pecan Marketing Association
W C T U Closes State Meetings In South Dakota
The South Dakota Women’s Christian Temperance Union ended its state meetings with a Methodist church service. National secretary Anna M. DeVo spoke on wet and dry controversy while Prof. Lloyd B. Harmon read an address. A pageant titled From Sea to Sea We Greet You depicted government controls with a large cast of women representing Canadian provinces. New state officers were elected and others reelected.
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South Dakota Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Anna M. DeVo
Evanston, Ill
Lloyd B. Harmon
Royal Clyde Agne
Agne
Mary Kieffer
Ccontrol
Lois Keck
Canada
Wo Amalk
Frank Lock
Model Universe With Apples Says Sir James Jeans
British astronomer Sir James Jeans proposes a playful model of the universe using three hundred apples spaced WM yards apart to represent two million nebulae within the range of the world’s largest telescope. Each apple would symbolize vast stellar matter, with atoms sized to Saturn-like scales in a globe two miles across.
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Washington
James Jeans
Fascists and Communists Make Election Gains in Hamburg
In Hamburg on September 28, fascist and communist parties surged in the house of Burgesses election. Adolf Hitler's national socialists won 43 of 160 seats in the municipal senate, the communists 35, and the nationalists 9, while social democrats fell by eleven to four.
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Germany
House of Burgesses
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Munislow Senate
Social Democrats
Mistake in V F W headline corrected timing of election
In Huronita a typesetting error suggested VFW officers would be elected next week, but the article clarifies the election occurs on Wednesday October 21. Nominations for posts occurred at the last Friday meeting while War Veterans praised the Legion for its stance on the soldiers bonus at the recent Kansas City convention.
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Huronita
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion
Kansas City
Mohair Sorters Tap Fine Touch To Grade Hair
In Sanford Maine thirty five mohair sorters rely on a micrometer like touch to judge hair diameter. They sort about 500 pounds daily into grades by diameter length and color shade for mosaic velvets and fabrics. Apprentices train three years with strict accuracy to prevent costly fabric waste.
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Sanford
Bureau, of
John Wright
Wright
Music Honors Won By Miss Kalayjian
Marian Kalayjian daughter of Dr and Mrs D 5 Kalayjian of Parker will appear in concert here October 5 She began piano public debut at seven and progressed through Yankton college Juilliard Fontainebleau France and Paris stages Her Paris debut was in June 1930 and she earned praise for simple style brilliant technique and fine tone as a future artist.
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D. 5. Kalayjian
Parker
Yankton College
Conservatory of Music
Juilliard Musical Foundation
Josef Shevinne
Juilliard Foundation
Fontainebleau
France
Philipp
Balaysian
Paris
Menestral
American Conservatory
Oliver Denton
Pleyel
Union Knitters Strike In Milwaukee Mills Over Wage Cuts
About 450 union knitters walked out at three Phoenix Hosiery mills in Milwaukee to protest wage cuts reported to be about 35 percent for leagers 45 for footers and 80 for toppers. An estimated 100 nonunion workers joined in sympathy.
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Milwaukee
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Third Degree Fails On Broody Hens In Tennessee
Knoxville report quotes A J Chadwell University of Tennessee extension poultryman saying cruel third degree methods do not break broody hens. He condemns hanging hens by their feet dipping them in water or confining them without feed or water and urges placing the hen in a coop first night to reduce broodiness.
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Knoxville
Tenn
A. J. Chadwell
University of Tennessee Extension Poultryman
Chatiwell
Mitchell Area Highway 37 Report Promotes Dry Travel
Reports from Mitchell note favorable dry conditions on Highway 37 for those traveling to the Cor Palace show. Weathering reports indicate sections near Mitchall are recently paved and awaiting further improvement.
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Bere Odey
Huron
Mitchall
MIT chemist finds law of mixing liquids in stirring study
At MIT, Dr. E. S. Davis reports a new chemical law from watching a liquid film form and break under stirring. A tiny propeller and microscope reveal how gas blends into liquid to form a new compound, with implications for hydrogenation and industrial mixing speeds.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Tech
E. S. Davis
Chemistry Department
Davis
American Chemical Society
Don't Allow Waste Vitamin Foods From Potato Water Experiment
A 1930s style domestic hint urges saving potato, carrot, cabbage and onion waters rather than throwing them away. Recommends refrigerating potato water, adding more potatoes and onions, cooking until soft, straining, then reheating with butter and milk to make a rich soup for the family.
Church Convention Divided On Divorce
Denver reports the General Convention bishops clash with clerical deputies over a divorce canon. Deputies favor recognizing a remarried divorcee with church blessing. bishops propose limiting recognition to preexisting impediments. The dispute centers on whether a civilly remarried divorced person may be granted communicant rights.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
General Convention
House of Clerical Aid
Committee On Canons
Committee of the
Iowa man waived hearing in grocery store cobbing case
Miles Harty of Mason City Iowa waived a preliminary hearing in Sioux Falls and was held on 2000 dollars bond for trial on charges of cobbing a local grocery store. He was recently arrested at Ames Iowa and is said to have confessed.
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Eld
Sioux Falls
Miles Harty
Mason City
Iowa
Ames
Hospital Admits and Nearby Rentals Update
Admitted: Mrs Pearson Foresburg Mrs Paul Garry Iroquois Gale Anderson Cavour all surgical. Dismissed: Harold Hess Woonsocket Howard Hanson Woonsocket.FOR RENT Modern five room house at 710 3rd Street SE. Call sagt. FOR SALE Rug solid walnut writing desk. MODERN FURNISHED three room apartment east of post office. Garage at 145 2nd St. 8. W. Phone 245 for en cons.
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Cavour
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Woonsacket
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3Rd Street
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