Armour Market News Shows No Change In Hog Receipts
Market news reports no change in Armour market hog receipts with around 200 head. Cattle, calves and sheep remain steady as week closes. Lamb prices reach high levels for the period, with top lambs around 12.00 for packers and shippers amid mixed quality offerings. Also notes steady cattle and hog demand at Amcar Stockyards and South St Paul Livestock, with selective price improvements for slaughter lambs and beef cattle.
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Armour
AMCAR
Huron
Livestock Market Steady Across Chicago and Sioux City
Livestock markets held steady with limited hog trading due to light supplies. Top hog price reached 10.30 as good and choice cattle and sheep held steady or mildly higher. reported receipts around 7,000 hogs and 400 sheep with varied weight categories. Market notes include mixed price shifts for calves, cows, and yearlings and unusually high top bids for certain heavy steers in Chicago.
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Nnennen
Mumon Oulls Eyeeweene
Chicago
U.S. D
Reon
Neéac
Segson
Produce Markets and Huron and Watertown Prices
Poultry and dairy item prices from multiple midwestern markets. Hens heavy and light weights, roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, eggs various grades, butterfat quotes, and regional notes from Mitchell S D Watertown Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago reports with April 17 dates. Strong entity mentions include Mitchell S D Watertown Chicago Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets.
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Reena Huron
Swift & Co
Mitchell
S. D
Eas Ik Jeghort
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago Poultry and Markets Report Published
Chicago Poultry Saturday reports live poultry prices with weights and categories for hens roosters turkeys ducks and geese. New York and Chicago market notes include butter eggs potatoes and regional price movements with fresh and old stocks and ship ment details.
U. S. Wheat Price Surviving Plunge in Chicago Trade
In Chicago markets April, foreign grain sellers pressured wheat with sharp price breaks across Burnps and North American exchanges. Demand for Canadian wheat and mixed domestic crop reports spurred a rally as traders covered shorts. May corn rose while wheat closed up about 0.62 1/2 cents. March, May and July futures showed gains amid technical rebound and rumors of U S gold policy changes officially denied.
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U. S
Chicago
United States
Minneapolis Grain Market Report Mixed No. 3 Corn and No. 2 Dark Northern
Minneapolis market notes show carload grain sales with bids for Wheat No. 2 dark northern at 1.404 and No. 2 hard amber durum at 1.58, plus cash quotes for No. 1 heavy dark northern and No. 2 dark northern. Duluth cash prices list durum and flax values, while Chicago futures give open, high, low, and close figures for wheat and corn.
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Wuron Grain Market
Grain Bulletin
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Chicago
The
Associated Press
Jey Oee
Mrs H J Hobart Dies After Week of Illness
Mrs H J Hobart aged 68 of Woonsocket died at home after a week long illness following her 50th wedding anniversary last Saturday. Her husband F J Hobart, a former Woonsocket mayor, heads the Sanborn County Abstract Office. Survived by husband four children four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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H.J. Hobart
Woonsocket
Sanborn
Land Bank Official To Go to Washington
Harold F. James vice president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha since 1933 will leave for Washington D C next week to become vice president of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. He has served on the land bank loan committee during peak farm mortgage financing and helped secure over 100,000 loans and more than 101,000 for Nebraska stockmen and farmers in Town South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Land Bank
Washington Omaha
Harold FP. James
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Vues
Find Bank
Nebraska
Town
South Danova
Wyoming
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Reported in City Listings
Minneapolis and region report hospital admissions including Joy Anderson and Mrs Ray Parker with discharges noted for Mrs Lee Bates. Financial market listings follow with widely varied stock movements and commodity figures across multiple exchanges, including standard middling cotton and several major corporations showing mixed closings.
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Joy Anderson
Wolsey
Say Sica
Alvin Hamen
Manchester
surgi+ sali
Ray Parker
Huron
Medical
Lee Bates
Extend Call To Chicago Pastor
American Lutheran Church officers announced a formal call to Rev. Sander Tollefson of Bathel Lutheran Church Chicago to fill the Huron pulpit vacancy left by Rev. S. D. Disrud. Tollefson, previously pastor at Bethlehem Aberdeer, has served in Chicago for 13 years andAberdeen eight years. Temporary filling pastors were invited to lead services, including Rev. M Lyle Hylverson of Flex English Lutheran Church Saint Louis Park.
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American Lutheran Church
Sander Tollefson
Bathel- Lutheran Church
Humboldt Boulevard
Chi- Sabo
Tcli¢fson
S.D. Disrud
Wausau
Wis
Tollefson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Aberwdeer
Chicago
Aberdeen
Disruel
M. Lyle Hylverson
Flext
English Lutheran Church
S., Louis Park
Minty
Tororrow
Bazooka Contest Draws Large Huron Instrument Sale
Bazooka sales surge in Huron as 2800 instruments bought for May 1 contest. Merchants sell at 23 cents with one dollar purchase. 25 cents if frame is used. prize lineup to be awarded, parade and concert planned in J W Campbell park with Hans Christensen directing the municipal band.
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Huron Nus
Bd Burns
H. Schaffer
Chamber of Commerce Mail Committee
Huron
Schaefer
Pri
J. W.campbell Park
Hans Christensen
Supreme Court Reverses Pool Authority Ruling
In Pierre on April 17 the South Dakota Supreme Court, by a 3 to 2 vote, reversed a prior decision that municipalities could not build or maintain swimming pools as part of park systems. Justice E D Roberts led the majority, joined by Justices Warren and Smith, while Justices Rudolph and Polley dissented.
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Smith
Dwight Campbell
Supreme Court
Campbell
Rudolph
Poley
High Court
Brookings
City Commission
Polley
Mission League to Appear at Rescue Gospel Mission
The Missionary League of the St. Paul Institute presents a musical and devotional program at the Rescue Gospel Mission tonight at 7:45. Under the auspices of the Christian Missionary Alliance of St. Paul, the event is hosted at 134 Dukote Avenue.
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Vue Mission League
Missionary League of the St. Paul Institute
Rescue Gospel Mission
Christian Missionary Alliance of St. Paul
Pistion
Dukote Avenue
Thief Steals Helen Keller Address Book in Yokohama
Police in Tokyo plan a radio appeal to locate a thief who took Helen Keller’s address book and over 200 yen from Yokohama. Keller appealed for vigilance, stressing the book lists many American and foreign friends. The Osaka or Ohai paper called the theft a chivalrous robber and a national shame, suggesting a delinquent youth committed the crime.
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Tokyo
Helen Keller
Yokohama
Miss Keller
Ohi
Japan
Mrs Erfman Buried In Miller Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Erfman were held at Lusheran Church near Burdette after her death at home southwest of Burdette. She leaves a daughter and two sons plus two brothers. Burial followed at Miller Cemetery.
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Mrs. Erfman
Miller Cemetery
Burdette
Labor Leaders Push Ford Unionization Amid Canada GM Strike
In Oshawa and Detroit, United Auto Workers leaders press for recognition under the Wagner Act after the Supreme Court upheld collective bargaining. John L Lewis’ CIO aides step back as Ontario premier Mitchell Hepburn hosts talks with General Motors officials, while UAW continues the 10 day strike affecting 3,700 workers.
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Romer Martin
Osh~awil
Ont
Genera Motors of Canada, Ltd
Compan
Detroit
Ea Hall
Wnion Vic
Nwo
Ford
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Wagner National Labor Relations Ret
Meaders
Washington
Perkins
Labor and Industry
Danial Villara
Baltimore
Ohio
C. M. Chester
Fidnal Association of Manufacturers
John L. Lewis
Commaltese For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor. Office Associates
Labor Department
Weber Board
Oshawa
Cio Leutenants
General Motors
Mitchell Henpurn
Gunsda Itd
Orhaws
United Automobile Workers of America
Homer Martin
CIO
Idbor
Hesbum
Martin
John J. Lewis Shireling
Hugh Thompson
Detroit General Motors
Levis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Thompson
Bhuffers
Riswas
Lf Leyia
Deadline notice for alien veterans filing citizenship affidavits
Clerk Glanzer warns World War I veterans and allied nations veterans of a May 25 deadline to file declarations of intention for naturalization. Applicants must have honorable discharges and legal U S residence before August. Veterans from allied countries may apply via the clerk of courts for full information.
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Talby
Zer
Ceara S. AL Glewser
United States
Ates
Clerk of Courts
Glanzer
Bank Robbers in Nebraska and Kansas Shootout and Loot Recovery
Two gunmen, Robert Suhay and Alfred Powers, alias Lewis, were captured after a car chase in Nebraska and preparation to be moved to Kansas City. They confessed to escaping from Topeka and robbing a New York bank with $18,000 claimed loot. Victim Waysie W. Biles received transfusions as doctors fought to save him.
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Pera
Kan
Apri
Waysie W. Biles
Dover Ney
New York
Gqshey
Nebraska
Omaha
Robert Suhay
Alfred Powers
Lewis
Karras City
Eal
Cleanup drives brighten city grounds in spring work
At the waterworks park crews plant shrubs and prepare beds. Thousands of plants are nurtured at the city greenhouse awaiting late May transplanting. Painters report strong spring business with jobs lined up for months. Ravine Park expands as spring housecleaning begins ahead of summer. Roads and ditches improve as ample moisture promises a vivid recreation area. Chinese elms and greenery spread across homes churches and schools adding color to the landscape.
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Supecimendats Paice
Atcenhausy
Huron
Sleanup
Ravine Pack
Classified Fragments Include Tobacco Ads And For Sale Items
A garbled OCR classified page lists cigarette brands and prices alongside various for sale notices. Items include tobacco mentions, liquor store references, furniture, pianos for sale, a rent notice, a Monday special meal offer, a paper hanger entry, and monument markers advertised with prices. The readability is limited but preserves names, places, and some prices.
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D.A
Ron Jority
Booth
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Armour DL
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Borden
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Bruns Balice
Byers Co
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CM &T
Chrysler
Con Edison
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co Yate du Pont
Pow && Lt
Presa Kroger
Lambert
Lehigh Port
Loows
Mack Tre
Meier & Rab
Niemi Con
Mo Pac
Monty Wind
Nash-Kelvin
Nat Rise
NY Cent
North Pac
Packard
Penney
Penn RR
Union Carb
Unit Act
Unit Corp
US Rubber
US Steel
Warner Pic
Woolworth
Sernment Gonda
Treasury
Ee Owners Loan
Home Owners Loan
Ark
First Bank
Bay
Northwest Banta
Suaz
Earl May
John L. Lew
LaFolette Civil Lberties
Ford Company
Mixy Perkins
Piattsnouth
Sxt
Hewaid
Topeka
Sot
Dr. SM
Sabetha
Suhay
Huntors
Cartan
Prince Albert
Velver
Durham
Union
Heron Liquor Store
Wwe
Sal
Lave
Costuin
Bonciens
Ife
Reg Owl Marie
Russel Danielsoner
HO Lawr Ridge
Lux Huron
Mitchell-Sioux
Dally
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