Hogs Market Slumps Amid Sluggish Week and Seasonal Expecta
Chicago and regional livestock markets show sluggish hog demand with prices steady to higher locally but overall sentiment softens. Hog receipts near 9,000 at Chicago with top around 10.40. Sioux City and South St Paul report varied activity and price shifts as bulls and cows hold firmer bids but overall volume remains light.
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Ceicago
Stex
Ince
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Econs
Chicago
Sioux City
S.D.A
South St Paul
South ST. Paul
SDA
Armour
Huron
Tacdiam Seery
Land O' Lakes
Armer
Markets summary from multiple farm reports and city produce
Heavy hens and leghorn stock dominate Sioux Falls and Chicago poultry prices. Butterfat and No 1 cured hides move with regional demand as egg futures and storage eggs show steady activity across Sioux Falls Sioux City and Watertown markets.
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St Ae Et
Swifts & Co
Huron
S. D
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Watertown
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago and US Trade
Chicago potatoes market shows varied quotes with Idaho Russets steady to slightly weaker and other stocks steady or dull. US No 1 prices range around 1.05 to 2.00 per sack across regions including Michigan North Dakota Minnesota and Nebraska with several lots partly graded or classified and freight influences noted.
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Chicago
U.S.C
Idaho
Burbanks
Michigan
North Dakota
Rez River
Ohios
Minnesota
Red River
Bliss
Colorado
McChaves US
Nebraska
Texas
Bliss Triumphe US
Minneapolis Wheat Futures Dip Amid Mixed Grain Demand
Reports from Minneapolis show May wheat futures down 1.5 cents with July at 1.74 and September 1.4 cents higher. Coarse grains were dull with oats steady, rye and barley mixed. cash wheat and durum remained in good demand, while flax and flax demand flagged. Market card notes grain ranges, cash closes, and Duluth prices for multiple grain varieties.
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Minneapolis
Washington
SA & Result
Ryo
Union Leaders Back Roosevelt in Labor League Drive
Powerful union leaders from the AFL join forces to back Franklin Roosevelt, forming Labor's Non-Partisan League to support the New Deal. The move targets campaigns in New York, Maine, and Indiana while aligning with Liberty League critics of the administration. The announcement names George L. Berry of the Printing Pressmen, John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers, and Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Rooseveltt
Labor
New York
Maine
Senate Boral
Idaho
Alt“. Landon
Kansas
New Jersey
Ew League
George L. Berry
John L.lows
United Mine Workers
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Liberty League
Berry
American Liberty League
New Deal
Groun
Ther
A. F. of L
Roosevelt
Federation
Ropert M. LaFallette
Barry
Speat Nation
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilnois
Borah
Landon
Frank Knox
Chicago
Robert Lincoln Hayas
Republian
Michal Committee
Bakgor
Market data and stock tickers from an Alaska to Paris financial page
A dense stock table lists numerous companies with prices and percentages including Alaska Juneann 14 percent Alleghany Chem Dye Can Am For Po Am Loco Am Int and Gen Motors. It also shows bonds quotes from New York and a Paris dollar rate, with mixed figures across industrials utilities and transport names.
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Alaska
Juneann
Alleghany Chem & Dye
Can
Liz & Rig
Araw
Roll Mit
Sugar
AT & Or Taour
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Avistion Gory
Barnsdalt
Bendix Av
Bed St Sais
Beiges Mfr
Bruns Balke
Byers’ Co
Con Pac
Cerro de ‘Force
de Curtiss
Chrysler Puel Ltd
Col G & B
Decre
Decrepid
du Pont
Basten
el Pow & Lt i
Fox Film
Gen Motors
Firestone
Gen
Elec
Gil
Goodrich
Goodyear
How Aston
Hudson
At Cent
Indust Ray
Harvester
Kro- Lehigh
Loews
Ksnd
Morrell
Nat Cash
Nat Daley
Nat Pow & Lt
NH & EH
Mor Am
Nor Pac 247
Packard
Par
Penn RR
Wid Pullman
Penney Phillips
Rem Rand
Sears
US Real &E
Spokane Jury Fines Lenore Fuller for Vagrancy
County Commissioner Sam Webb accused Lenore Fuller of calling him a sacred bull in a poem. Witnesses testified she spoke abusively of court employees she deemed safety. A jury convicted her of vagrancy and fined her one coat with a penny enclosed in the verdict envelope.
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Sacred Bull
Spokane
Wash
Sam Webb
Lenore Fuller
Hex
Ian al Ete
Hauptmann Case Deepens as Execution Nears
Reports from Mercer County detail ongoing legal maneuvering in the Lindbergh case as the death warrant could be executed during the week of March 30. Governor Hoffman weighs delays despite Attorney General Wilentz and others raising questions about trial fairness and new evidence involving Stephan Spitz.
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Sauptmant
Tho. W. Trenchard
Stephan Spitz
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Chicago
Hoffman
Hoffmen
Wen
Wilents
Aig
Can
Marshall Erwin Marshall
Mercer County
Reeson
Wendel
David T. Wilentz
Thomas W. Trenchard
Allyne Freeman
Marshall
Wile d Stockton
Jopal
Parker
James 5. Kirkeham
Spitz
Stephen Spitz
New Jersey
Spits
Conession
F.ox
Goeghan
Brooklyn
Trenton
Auestion
Department of Fasco
Eports
Lidbergh Ransom
Reourt of Pardons
Hauptrann
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Haugtmann
South Amboy
John Matthiesen
Trenchard
Charter Member at Church Meet Highlights.
Mrs. Charles E. Barrows, surviving charter member of the Pregs byterian Church, attended the annual congregational meeting in Huron where the church reported paying off 900 dollars of debt and giving over 1100 dollars to benevolent causes. The total membership stood at 563 as new trustees and elders were elected and other officers reelected.
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Charles E. Barrows
Barrows
Helena
Mont
Church Hare
Huron
Ithely
George Wright
Benevolent Fancy
L. H. Torpening
James W. Worrall
Dale Thorn
Mr. Davis
Veterans hear Shelterbelt progress and plans at VFW meeting
Earl Pierce explained Shelterbelt Program work to Veterans of Foreign Wars as Roy J. Smith, a France veteran, received the Cross of Malta from Commander L R. Crawford. The post discussed raising 41 500 000 for a War Chest Fund to protect veteran benefits and the National Home for Widows and Orphans, with plans for a Buddy Poppy sale and a post dinner followed by a whist game.
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V. F. W. Mational
V. Flw
C. E. Buchanan
Roosevelt Plans to Use Bish in Deep Waters
President Roosevelt and his fishing party hauled out aboard the Potomius to the deep waters of the Atlantic. Mrs. Roosevelt seeks the exact identity of a mysterious hole described as a thousand fathoms deep, about 289 miles southeast of Miamy. The voyage's schedule for resuming shore duty remains tentative for the week with a possible return on Monday.
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Roosevelt
Miamy
Fla
U. S
Mrs Earl Bussell of Bonilla Dies after Ill Health
Mrs Earl Bussell of Bonilla died after five weeks illness in Mitchell hospital. Born Pearl Anna Udding June 15 1910 on a Bonilla farm she married Earl Russell February 5 1930 in Huron Methodist Church. Survived by husband son Ray Bussell parents Mr and Mrs Peter Uyting of Wolsey two sisters Mrs H W Writnmer and Mrs B L Minium. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at home and 230 PM at Bonilla Presbyterian Church with Miss Fanny Mills in charge. Burial in Bonilla Cemetery. The body at home after 2 PM Friday.
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Bonilla
Mitchell
Bussell
Pearl Anna Udding
Earl Russell
Huron Methodist Church
Richmond
Allen Township
Ray Bussell
Ts. Peter Uyelding
Wolsey
H. W. Writnmer
B.l."minium
Bonilla Presbyterian Church
Fanny Mills
Erm— Atéery
Ind
Felduy Efteraden
Baldwin Announces Edward VI Coronation Date
Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons that King Edward will be crowned in May 1597. He said the exact date for the donation ceremony will be announced later.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Edward
Meeting on Bus RFP Saturday at Lab Temple
A meeting about the bus RFP is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Lab Temple. Attendees will engage in discussion and planning with cards and hunches guiding the session.
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Ap. m
Lab Temple
Rites Friday for Thomas Emmett
Funeral services for Thomas Emmett will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in St Martin's Catholic Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Emmett of 1607 Nebraska Street died early yesterday at his home. age 39, lived in the state 20 years. Surviving are his widow and four children. Relatives traveling to attend include Mrs. Margaret Schilling and others. Pallbearers are H W Mouie taling Ralph Schaller Allen Jones Henry Thompson RB Sonn and FE vb Tones.
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Tihomas Exit
Nebraska
St Martin's Catholic Church
Emmett
Huron
Cla
Marguarite Emnett
Neark
Corinta Emmett
Virignia
Minn
Robert
Emnett
Minsapolis
Margaret Schilling
Sheridan
Wye
Teun
Greelis
Watertown
Ele Aon
Emmons Shaine
Reindeel
Princopelis
Funm
Elks Lode
Waterton
Uwsys
H.W. Mouaietaling
Ralph Schaller
Allen Jones
Herry Thompson
RB. J
Montgomery Ward Plans Expansion in Huron
Montgomery Ward announces expansion plans after a meeting in St Paul with regional officials. A new hub will anchor the Clarke Building on Second Street for a wirehouse and service station with subunits to handle sales and repairs. James R. Gordes is named assistant manager of the Huron store.
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James R. Gordes
Dw Fills
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