Armour Market Remains Steady At Stockyards Huron
Armour market news reports steady prices for hogs across weight classes from 140 to 300 pounds. Top price 4.60 cited, receipts around 650. packers and buyers show mixed activity amid a large weekly cattle and sheep run, with prices holding firm despite higher supply. Chicago market notes indicate 22,008 hogs and 19,008 sheep available, with cautious buyer interest and barely steady prices overall.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City and Sioux Falls cattle and hog market wrap
Cattle and hog bids mixed across Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets with demand steady to higher. Cattle mostly steady to firm on selective good grades, hogs firmer in places with bids around 4.8 to 4.9 for midweights, calves and feeders in lighter supply, and lamb values steady elsewhere. Chicago futures show hogs climbing modestly amid active demand.
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St. Paul
St, Paul
Sweax City Livestock
Sioux City
Cabsge
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Grain Market Sluggish At Minneapolis Commodities Exchange
Minneapolis grain market showed listless trading with uneven wheat futures. Cash demand was weak, flax slow, and rye and oats bids declined while barley remained scarce and firm. prices for No. 1 northern and amber durum moved mixed amid light offerings and a featureless session.
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Minneapolis
Aubon Grain Market Me
Minnneapolis Carle
Hamre
Bearley
Markets Report Butterfat and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Chicago and Sioux City market notes show butter receipts steady to higher, with eggs firm and poultry easy. Listings cover prices for butterfat, eggs, hens, leghorn varieties, roosters, and turkeys across Chicago Sioux City Mitchell and other markets with brief price ranges and shipment details.
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Burk Brothers
Chicago
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Produce
Mitchell
New York
New York Stocks Endure Active Day Amid Shifting Trends
Stocks turned volatile in New York with major firms like Allied Chemical U.S. Steel and Consolidated Gas holding steadier after an erratic season. Steel common rallied then slipped, while New York Central and several rail issues gained modestly as trading volume neared 3,000,000 shares. several issues and trusts reported mixed activity and closing quotations appeared inconsistent in the period.
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New York
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore
Ohio
Selee
New Charge Against Cannon To Be Probed
Washington officials say a grand jury will probe charges that Blehnp James Cannon Jr and Ads L Burroughs, a former treasurer of the Virginia Anti Smith committee, violated the corrupt practices act in the 19 presidential campaign.
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Cannon
Washington
Diet
Rover
Todey
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Blehnp
James Cannon, Jr
Ads L. Burroughs
Virginia Anti-Smith Committee
Howard Axelrad Now Eagle Scout in Huron Troop 5
Howard Axelrad achieved Eagle Scout rank at a court of honor Tuesday evening, the fourth from his troop and twelfth in Huron. Merit badges were approved for 42 scouts across troops, with several named in fields like camping canoeing public health and carpentry.
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Huron
Howard Axelrad
Court of Honor
R. L. Jones
Alpena
Gerald Phifer
Mervyn Englund
Frank , Schryer
Wellington Springs
James Beranek
Gordon Bjornson
No. E
Delbert
Hiron—Lyle Barton
Woodrow Gregory
Bird
Howard Azelrad
Irving Axelrad
Eugene Theimer
Kenneth Johnson
Cecil Shepherd
Wessington Springs
Troop No. 23
Amandus Aisenbrey
Clair Crawford
BR. L. Jones
Wenton Liedschlaw
Calvin Wahl
Lawrence Wales
Ernest Washburn
Paul Tobay
W. E. Warren
George M. Townsend
August W. Abe
H. A. Hartwich
George A. Youe
E. B. Ulrich
Huron Court of Chance
Council
Realizes Ambition But Loses Life In Doing So
In Chicago a man named Thomas Haywood who wished to sit as a judge acted on his dream. He slipped past the Des Plaines police station desk sergeant and entered the second floor courtroom. He sat in the judge’s chair, it toppled, and he fell about 20 feet to the ground. He died after being taken to the county hospital.
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Chicago
Thomas Haywood
Salvation Army
Des Plaines
Kidnapping Report Holds Leon Gleckman for Ransom
ST PAUL Sept 8 The dispatch says underworld reports place Leon Gleckman president of Republic Finance Co held for ransom in Chicago or nearby for 100000 dollars or less. Police chief Brown says no trace found though Gleckman paroled from Leavenworth in 1928 after liquor law violation. He was last seen golfing eight weeks ago and a guard surrounds his home.
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Leon Gleckman
ST. Paul
Dispatch Today
Lax
Chicago
Thomas Brown
Gleckman
Republic Finance Co
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Laval sails October for Paris amid stock market notes
Premier Laval announced plans to sail for New York in October aboard the France liner with a Paris stopover as markets show mixed moves. The report lists a sweeping array of stock quotes including United, General Electric, General Motors, Southern powers and other names with varied gains and losses reflecting a tense trading day.
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Laval
Paris
New York
France
Faculty Recital At Euron College Impresses Audience
The first Euron college faculty recital of the season drew a well attended audience in the college chapel. Besse Stackpole pianist, Lee Bright baritone new director, and John S. Wharton violinist delivered a balanced program displaying Stackpole’s refined technique and Bright’s impressive vocal range. The evening featured challenging passages, especially Gypsy Air, and Bright’s Planquette rendition earned praise. Attendance signals strong support for the year’s college and civic music offerings.
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Euron College
College Chapel
Euron
Besse Stackpole
School of Music
Germany
Lee Bright
Huron College School of Music
John S. Wharton
Bathlin
Miss Stackpole
Wharton
Mr. Bright
Huron
Bright
College
Redfield
Cotton Pickers to Play at Pavilion Tonight
A leading colored dance band, Ell Rice and his Cotton Pickers, will provide music for the mid week dance at the new pavilion east of Huron on highway 1a. The Brunswick recording orchestra will entertain Huron dance lovers tonight with several entertainers and singers joining the program.
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Pavilion
Huron
Highway
Ell Rice
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
Jonicht
Snoni Nced
Administration Opposes Cotton Export Debenture
Secretary Hyde informed European cotton associations that the Hoover administration was opposed to an export debenture on cotton. He said it was inconceivable Congress would act to benefit buyers rather than producers of American cotton. The association had warned the president that a debenture would prevent buyers of manufactured cotton goods from placing orders.
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Hyde
European Cotton Associates
Hoover
Asociation
Congress
Chiropractors Pick Huron For 1932 Meet
Watertown dispatch reports infants competed at a chiropractic convention in Watertown with hundreds of babies entered. Judging continued as a 1832 gathering was slated for Huron, while Esmond High lost its season opener in baseball to Carthage and Bancroft. A London resignation story notes potential future action but lacks official confirmation.
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Huron
Watertown
Ith Dakota Actora Association
Americans Prevail In Canuck Tourney
In Toronto on September 30 the Canadian Women's Golf championship showed a strong United States presence with nine of the 36 plaques held by Americans. Top favorites advanced past the opening rounds, including Maureen Orcutt, Marion Hollins, Mrs. O. S. Hill, Virginia Van Wie, Ada Mao Kensie, Mrs. Alex Stirling Frager, Enid Wilson, and Marjorie Kerr. Early second round matchups featured Orcutt versus Mrs. Harley Haile and Hill versus Mrs. John Arends.
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Toronto
Ort
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Marion Hollins
Santa Cruz
Calif
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Ada Mao
Kensie
Alex Stirling Frager
Ottawa
Enid Wilson
Marjorie Kerr
Miss Orcutt
Harley Highie
Detroit
Hill
John Arends
Irene Loses Final Round In Law Suit
Chicago report states Irene Castle McLaughlin lost her suit against Farner Schroeder over pig cruelty. Jury found Schroeder’s diet and home life satisfactory, upholding prior conviction and fine. Schroeder hinted at possible civil action against the animal rights advocate.
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Irene
Chicago
William Schroeder
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Farner’ Schroeder
Wheeling
ML Schroeder
North Shore Society
Boys Glee Club Reorganized for Bach-Handel Program
The weigh school Boys Glee Club reorganized with 38 members and new officers led by President Jack McGinty and Accompanist Miss Joyce Woodruff. Practices begin for a Bach-Handel program at the Wednesday Musicale to be held October 21 at the Presbyterian church.
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Weigh School Boys Glee Club
Presbyterian Church
Jack McGinty
Herbert Christen
Wilbur Bindenagel
Douglas Miller
Max Willard
Joyce Woodruff
William Anderson
Glen Attwold
Robert Suchanan
Donald Christy
Vernon Groves
Clarence Hagendor
Harry Hale
John Lynch
Jack Mc~ Ginty
John Miles
Eugene Sherlock
Harold Miller
Harlan Newton
George Pittman
Harold Wintner
Royam Brunnen
Don Bindenagel
Wilbur Bindengel
James Boyd
Frank Kinyon
James Morrissey
Clifford Thorstiess
Stanley Wayne
Donald Byers
Elmer Bucher
Arlan Chandler
Elmund Lindsay
Jasper Moulton
Charles Shepard
Harold Smith
Robert Wagner
Roger Wagner
City considers second well and employment bureau
The commission approved monthly bills despite concerns over water flow. A plan to drill a second west side well would face mains pressure and cost about 33000 annually. A committee of unemployed men urged broader city work and the creation of a city employment bureau.
Funeral Rites For Rogers Are Friday
Funeral services for William M. Rogers died yesterday morning at a Huron hospital after a lingering illness. The services are at 2 p m Friday at Wikers chapel with Rev. Wallace Bristol officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers: A J Larsen Tazwell Simmons Sherman Davis E L Bawe Frank Kuehn A J Bick. Body lies in state at Wikert chapel from 12 to 2 p m.
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Rogers
William M. Rogers
Huron Hospital
Wikers Chapel
Wallace Bristol
Riverside Cemetery
A. J. Larsen
Tazwell Simmons
Sherman Davis
E. L. Bawe
Frank Kuehn
A. J. Bick
Wikert Chapel
Furnished downstairs apartment and room ads with misc notes
A garbled classified snippet offers a furnished downstairs apartment at 134 CL ave near W Phong, with contact 2837, plus requests for a Heatrola in good condition. Additional items include a modern five room house with garage for 23 dollars, a room modern house 35 dollars per month, two sleeping rooms, one housekeeping room, and a newly developed Olympian modern flats. A fraternity pin is lost with return to Har om Theater and a reward offered.
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Foo
CL Ave
W. Phong
Har Om Theater
Base Hits and Strategy in World Series Showdown
The article previews the Athletics and Cardinals World Series contest under coach Connie Mack and Gabby Street. It notes the home run as a key tactic, highlights pitching plans with Grove Earnshaw Haines and Hoyt, and weighs lineups with Boley Foxx and Derring er against dangers like Paul Derringer and Lefty Grove.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Sparte Hdstor
ST. Louis
Babe Ruth
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Eddie Collins
William
Kid) Gleason
St. Louis Cardinals
Gabby Street
Street
Jin Bottomley
Click Hatey
Wits
Boasebits
Athletics
Burleigh Grimes
Joe Boley
Tle
Speedy Haas
Burleigh
Secord
Jimmy Foxx
Colling
Gleason
Mack
Frisch
A's
Grove
Earnshaw
Jesse Haines
R Jame
Cardinals
Paul Derringer
Howard Ehmke
Cubs
Waite Hoyt
Rube Walberg
Roy Mahaffey
Burdette Pitcher Lefty Meile Breaks Leg
Lawrence Lefty Meile a Burdette pitcher broke his leg last Sunday while Burdette played Faulkton. Miranda had closed its season and Meile had been hired to pitch that day as the score stood 40 to 3 in favor of Miranda.
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Burdette
Lawrence
Lefty
Meile
Miranda
Faulkton
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