Hog Market Mixes Losses and Steady Cattle Prices
Armour Stockyards reports an uneven hog market on Tuesday with hogs down around 1.0 to 2.0 cents per pound, receipts at 150. Cattle and calves hold steady while sheep stay near previous levels. Nearby quotes show medium to good steers and yearlings, dairy and veal prices mixed, with buyer demand easing for lighter weights. Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets mirror mixed losses in hogs and steady cattle values, while Chicago futures show potato prices and general market softness.
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Dewa
Shioux City
Sioux City
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Catte
South St. Paul
CS. S.C.A
Chicago and Midwest Livestock and Produce Roundup
Chicago and regional markets show hog prices slipping 10 to 15 cents with hogs near the year's low, cattle steady to slightly lower, lambs unchanged, and dairy and egg stocks signaling mixed conditions. Multiple markets from South St. Paul to Sioux City report modest demand and price ranges across hogs, steers, calves, and poultry, with grain and butter trends noted.
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Packing Sons
Sioux City
U.S.D.A
Ea Fy
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Prise No. Av
Steels Lead Upward Swing In Market
New York April 13 stock market rallied with steels leading gains across sectors. Gains spread through motors electric equipment and chemicals as traders welcomed yesterday's Supreme Court rulings and steady market tone, with brokers noting relief and calmer sentiment.
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Steels
New York
Supreme Court
Dressed poultry prices hold steady in New York market
Barter futures and storage standards dominate the page as dressed poultry remains steady to firm. Fresh and frozen fowls trade around 342 pounds at 25.21, with other fresh and frozen prices unchanged amid ongoing local market activity reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Wandarde— Ween BK BK DB
New York
Apc
Husband Is Freed By Montana Judge
Louis Richardson, charged with manslaughter after his wife died in a January snowstorm near Exalaka, Montana, was freed after the Carter County Circuit Court judge dismissed the case for lack of evidence. Police traced the wife’s disappearance to a neighbor’s home, her body found after days in a snowbound cutbank. the couple, residents southwest of Aidon, faced a prelim hearing but the charge was dismissed following arguments that adequate precautions were not taken to stop her from venturing out in the storm. Mrs. Richardson, 27, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Osgood, Belle Fourche, left behind a four-year-old and a year-old.
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Mont
Louis Richardson
Here
Carter County
Rudolph Nelstead
Gordon 0. Berg
Richardsons
Richardson
Howard Osgood
Belle Fourche
Circuit Couch
John Osgood
Gen
Aidion
Pneumonia Fatal To Mrs Clarence Lilliskov
Mrs Clarence Lilliskov 40 died of pneumonia at Huron hospital on Monday. Funeral plans unsettled. body to be returned to Lake Preston for burial. Survived by husband and five children, oldest 14.
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Lake
Preston
Clarence Lilliskov
Huron Hospital
Lilliskov
Minneapolis Wheat and grain quotations report
Minneapolis April 12 UP Wheat prices compared to a year ago with May July Sept futures and cash quotations for No 1 dark northern No 2 No 3 No 4 No 5 and other grain classes. Quotations show slight declines for some grades and various weights, with notes on protein content and arrival prices for Montana and durum varieties.
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Munson
Indust Ray
Int Harvest
Mickel
Montana
Nestos Urges Scout Support at Minot Talk
R A Nestos former North Dakota governor urged Scout support to reduce youth crime and expand Scouting. He cited US volunteers, knots learned, and life saving by Scouts as byproducts. called Scouting essential to provide more boys with the opportunity to become Scouts.
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United States
R. A. Nestos
Minot
North Dakota
Lst
Nestos
North Dakotan
Speaker
Nestus
Grand jury probes Magnussen rape slaying case in Suffolk
The Suffolk County grand jury began hearing evidence in the case against Howard Magnussen, 26, a Long Island candy maker, accused of raping and killing 4 year old Joan Morvan on February 2. The victim’s father George Marvan, held on bail on felonious assault charges, testified for an hour. Magnussen’s sister, Nar Ima Gatty, is jailed in New York awaiting a separate felonious assault hearing. Walter Magnussen, aged 5, was expected to be the state’s chief witness, said to have heard the child crying during the alleged attack.
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Howard Magnussen
Long Island
Joan Morvan
George Marvan
Marvan
Nar
Ima Gatty
Magnussen
Manhattan
Walter Magnussen
Brouser
Howard
Hitle Joan
Man Kills Daughter In Accident Shooting
Mrs. India Fock, 32, was accidentally shot and killed by her father Carl Mathews at their Bad River ranch home near Fort Pierre. Sheriff Donahue said the shooting was accidental as Mathews fired at a crow and struck India Rock who appeared around the house. She died about seven hours later. The investigation will determine if a coroner's inquest is needed.
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India Fock
Carl Mathews
Bad River
Here
M. R. Donahue
Stanley County
Sherif Donahue
Mars. Rock
Mathews
Rock
FDR May Postpone His Relief Estimate
Washington April 13 Roosevelt may defer until early next week his recommendations to Congress for relief appropriation for the fiscal year beginning July 3. The message was to Capitol tomorrow but budget bureau and treasury need figures on receipts and expenditures, likely ready Friday for study over the weekend.
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Roosevelt
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White House
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Car Butten
Catile on Feed Slumps Des Moines Iowa April 13
Des Moines Iowa reports cattle feeding conditions worsen with about 2 percent fewer cattle fed than a year ago. Western and southern Iowa show reductions of over half compared to last April. In Rialto area, flooding hits Richmond area.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Huron Men Named To Motor Trades Staff
Mitchell April 3 Gig Miller of Winner was elected president of the South Dakota Motor Trades Association at its annual convention held yesterday. E R James of Rapid City was named vice president Dan Urquhart of Huron treasurer and E R Bail of Huron secretary. One hundred seven members and guests attended. Next year's convention city was undecided. Afternoon sessions saw unanimous ballot condemning sit down strikes.
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Motor Trades
Mitchell
Gig Miller
Winner
South Dakota Motor Trades Association
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Rapid City
Dan Urquehart
E. R. Bail
Asociacion
Court reform talk sparks labor mood and legality edge
Striking shifts in court voting rules spark talk of two thirds votes to invalidate laws, mandatory retirement, and a president’s court bill. Labor leaders Green and Lewis praise decisions, predicting growth in unions and industrial peace, while employers seek nationwide respect for new labor act rulings. Back pay debates follow for 19 steelworkers after Wagner Act validation.
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National A Association of Manufacturers
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Capitol
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Supreme Court
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Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: J C Robertson Huron amount. Edward Arsoph Bighmore medical. Herald Strub Manchester medical. Lee S Bates Horo surgical. Elma Upshoss De Smet surgical. Himmer Kasperson Volga surgical. Leola Sader Cart hage medical. Dismissed: Clarence Keelin Wolsey Mrs R A Roundman Hitchcock Mrs Gus Rohde Huron. Speed recovery with Falkers Flowers.
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Huron
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Horo
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de Smet
Himmer Kasperson
Volga
Leola Sader
Carthage
Clarence
Losses Mount in Office Break-ins
Apparent master-key burglaries hit multiple Huronesas offices, tallying losses for Dr. A A Wollmann and others. Health professionals report cash, gold wares, watches, narcotics, and personal items stolen from First National Bank of Huron and nearby buildings. Local police offer no clues as yet.
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A. A. Wollmann
First National Bank of Huron
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Wollmann
Fest Toser
Donald Vapve
Natonel Bank Huiing
SIU
R . Buchanan
Cai
WF. R. Wharton
Musnute Typle
Polite
Wednesday Specials and Advertisements From a Dated Page
The fragment lists Wednesday specials including tub butter and beef rib roast, hints at farm and Verona North Dakota origins, mentions a soil conservation service and a past issue about a competent stenographer and bookkeeper, with a vague box address. The readable items show farming, grocery items, and employment notices without coherent context.
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