Market Notes From Chicago and Minneapolis Livestock Prices
Market news shows lower trend with cattle calves hogs and sheep easing. Chicago figures around 10 lower with bids on larger hogs dropping and good and choice weights 200-280 pounds at 13.0 to 18.0 per 100 pounds. sheep and cattle largely steady with some declines and feeders fluctuating. Minneapolis-St Paul reports similar softness with calves and yearlings near steady to lower, sows and fat cattle down slightly, and feeder pigs weak to steady amid mixed bids.
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Chicago
U.S.D.A
Castle Odd
Hog Market Slips in Chicago as Prices Weaken
The hog market near Chicago eased about ten cents from Wednesday's average. Top offered around 10.30, most good and choice hogs brought 9.65 to 10.19, good picking sows 9.30 to 9.73. Cattle receipts 3,000, steers and yearlings steady to higher. no select offerings. Prospective prices around 15.00 for weighty steers and 550 to 5400 for yearlings, with bulk 9.25 to 11.40. Heifers firm to slightly higher. Lambs weaker, bids 32.25, spring lambs 13.00 to 15.00.
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Chicago
Wadnesday
Shout Fabs Livestock Phanalay Sioux Falls
Anil 24 shows horses top the market with strong bids and bulk demand. Prices quoted include high value livestock and robust quotations, indicating active trading at the Sioux Falls phanalay as buyers seek quality stock.
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Phanalay
Sioux Falls
Anil
Sioux City Livestock Market Report April 29
Sioux City cattle and calves prices mixed with steady to lower trends. Calves 1,500 head ranged mostly 9.00 to 10.75 per cwt, slaughter steers 9.00 to 10.75, beef cows 6.00 to 7.15, cutter grades 4.00 to 5.0, stockers and feeders steady with top calves 50 to 90.00 per head. total stocker and feeder trade described, receipts around 2,000 with broad steady to 10 lower trend.
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L.sa
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Tar Ald
U.S.D.A
Cuttie
Corn Prices Soar as Markets Record 12 Year Peak
In Chicago on April 29, corn futures surged, breaking 12 year price records before easing later as arrivals increased. May contracts rose to around 4 per bushel before retreating. May and July oats and other grains also showed volatile moves, with mixed signals for next sessions.
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Can
ATRIA
Nats Uj
Poultry and produce prices in midwest markets and Paris FX
The bulletin lists NMURON and Watertown Sioux Falls and Sioux City price snippets for hens ducks geese and butterfat with April trading notes. It notes Paris francs at 23.3 francs per dollar and various Chicago New York and Minneapolis market figures for butter eggs poultry and grains.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Paris
JU. S
New York
Chicago
Chicago Merchantile Exchange
A. O
Chicago Potato Prices and Futures Report
Chicago market summary notes US potatoes trade with steady to slow demand amid mixed stock. Idaho russets and US No 2 show varied prices, with green mountains and Wisconsin whites mentioned. Butter and egg futures listed with irregular quotes as of April.
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U.sda
Amicat
Idaho
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Tyas Biles
Bliss
Ewt
California
Perkins Seeks Second Parley on Wagner Act Drive
Washington April 2 19 26 labor and industrial leaders invited to a May 4 conference on collective bargaining under the Wagner act. Chrysler Corp president Walter P Chrysler tops the invitees as the first auto maker to join discussions toward stabilized employer labor relations. The Labor Department reports rising unemployment benefits and a slowing active job file though new inquiries show some uptick in applicants.
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Seeretary Perkins
Walter Po Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Labor Department
Federal Employment Service
Ammiunnce
Burley and Rye Grain Prices and Wheat Close Notes
Closing costs prices for durum wheat No 1 hard amber and No 2 hard amber, with a mix of prices and references to flax and sweet clover seed. The Duluth market on April 2 reports prices in bushels and unspecified figures, including 60 bs for No 1 hard amber and 9 bs for No 2 hard amber, plus scattered numbers.
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Duluth
Break in U S Steel Ends Market Rally
The U S Steel decline halted a stock market rally, with early gains fading and losses broadening. Market breadth softened as steel slipped below par for the first time since February, dragging down sectors like rails, rubber, and motors while gold miners resisted the downturn.
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Minneapolis Grain Prices and Carlot Sales Report
Minneapolis market brief shows April 29 reports for flour and fats, carlot grain ranges, and cash close. Highlights include No 2 dark northern wheat bids around 1.28 to 1.44, oats No 4 white about 51 to 57 cents, barley No 3 near 1.22, flax No 3 around 2.24, and various durum and corn quotes.
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Liz
Moisture Above Normal Figures Amid Varied Weather Update
A Wednesday shower raised the month’s total moisture to about 2.17 inches, with forecasts predicting continued near normal rainfall. Federal meteorologist B. As Laskowis cautions for likely showers and partly clear skies tonight, prompting a mixed outlook for the rest of the period.
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Amrit
Ceanparison
Laskowis
County to End Direct Relief for WPA Rosters
Beadle County officials announce discontinuing direct relief grants or credit orders for persons on WPA rolls due to relief burden this spring. The move targets those who have drawn county relief funds previously, while others without prior support are not necessarily affected.
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Grants County Commission
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Beadle County
Commmion
County Relief Fund
Ducks Unlimited Gets Under Way in Beadle County
Formalization of Beadle County Ducks Unlimited campaign to boost wild duck breeding grounds in northern Canada begins with Ebert and Demlo named to assist Safford. Demlo named secretary treasurer and Claude Ebert vice chairman. Meeting set for May 17 at Ducks Unlimited headquarters in Life Bonds offices Masonic Temple Building. Complications of sportsmen to fund will be received at headquarters as the drive aims to double the wild duck population in five years.
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Wis
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Supreme Court Reverses Long Bank Case In Beadle County
Pierre April 24 The South Dakota supreme court reversed the Beadle County circuit court judgment against Elbert I Bowe and Don R Huntley former sheriff The bank sought 8476 46 for rents and profits and 238 32 from Huntley The court held the bank a junior lienholder cannot recover from the senior lienholder and Huntley is not liable due to a miscalculation In another ruling the court said L E Wagoner had no right to appeal a workmen compensation fee order The reversal marks a long litigation begun March 8 1933 with a 1935 judgment and continued through two disqualifications and court transfers C P Warren represented Bowe and Huntley Max Royhl for the bank
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van, Baren Perry
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Alva EB. Taylor
Frank R. Fisher
Ninth Judicial Circuit
I -C. P. Warren
Max Royhl
Chicago Banking Institution
Prisoners Die in Attempted Break at West Virginia Penitentiary
Two prisoners were killed and two wounded during an attempted escape from the West Virginia State Penitentiary. Bullets struck as they moved toward a wagon gate on a truck, according to officials. Debris and guard injuries were reported, and authorities investigated the breach through the castle-like walls.
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Was
Virginia State Penitentiary
Cuord
Woman Pays Relief Debt in South Dakota County
The report notes Gladys Horner of Wessington, recently deceased, repaid a county relief debt of 129 dollars after moving to establish residence in Wessington. Commissioners indicated the family may continue to seek aid, but the county pursues repayment from her estate and daughter. The case reflects county relief obligations and posthumous settling of debts.
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Youths Sentenced On Theft Charge In Stumpfal Court
Sam Hofer of Bridgewater and George B Hofer of Freeman pleaded guilty in Stumpfal Court to petty larceny after officers found twenty gallons of ice cream from a Fenn Brothers truck near Bridgewater. They received fines totaling 365 dollars plus costs, with suspended jail of 30 days and required appearances every ten days for six months. The theft stemmed from a party in North Huron where ice cream was allegedly provided, and the ice cream was later traced to a truck stalled near Bridgewater. State Attorney TH W Markey appeared. defendants represented by Reny Gross of Bridgewater.
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Chamber Opposes Court Reform Plan at Chamber Convention
Washington April 29 The resolutions committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce convention reported a resolution opposing President Roosevelt's court reorganization plan. Two speakers debated the form of government with Walter J. Kehler Wisconsin manufacturer warning that constitutional protection of liberty risks impairment without constitutional amendment while Raymond N. Ball Rochester banker said no radical change is yet feared though banking failures could prompt a shift toward government ownership. Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals including Mrs R D Miller FD Huron Carl Bozenck Enron George Conrad Huron Gladys Boyd Wolsey Kathleen Swaney St Lawrence and Mrs Bert Thompson Carthage.
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T Manufacturer
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Labor Grown ts Pension Situate-y
Labor policy notes and pension plans fragmentary text appears with garbled OCR. The readable pieces mention a labor grown system and pension situate details, but key facts such as dates, names, and places are not clear. The snippet reads as a disordered report of policy discussion and potential funding concerns without confirmable specifics.
Hurenians Leays For Church Me Hurenians Leays
Readable slips describe Hurenians seeking church service with names and local figures, though text is garbled and fragments dominate. Possible reference to individuals Me, Mrs McAvihur, L Wer Et Mry and local movers Bess Osoeh Utne WL Sawa with unclear events.
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Fragmented Spanish language note about evacuation and protection efforts
A garbled OCR fragment references evacuation in London and protecting children, with scattered phrases about suffering and a request to work in local mounting or possibly on-site tasks. Names and clear facts are unreadable. The usable content centers on evacuation and child protection amid conflict.
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Jean di Luzeee
UNS
Yilua
Az Senor Lizaso
London
Odd Fellows And Rebekahs Planned Fetes At Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs announce events Friday at 6 30 listing a pot luck supper and program. Sunday morning at 9 30 services and reg istration for anniversary events at the hall with communal activities.
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Prince Alburt Cans Bottles Battle Continues
Local dispute centers on cigarette packaging and distribution. Court records reveal ongoing battles over labeling and branding involving Prince Alburt products, with suppliers and retailers awaiting final determinations.
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Prince Alburt
Baby chicks large sale at the Iowa auction
Iowa Master Breeders at Huron hold a week sale at the Sales Pavilion on Saturday May 1 featuring Leghorns and heavy breeds with prices listed per hundred. Names Roy Musman Tom DeHaven Carl Weir appear among sellers and buyers.
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