Market News Hog Prices Fall at Armour Stock Yards Huron
Market notes from Armour Stock Yards Huron report a continued hog price decline with a top around 7.60 and 5 to 10 cent concessions. Cattle demand was slow while lambs showed steady prospects. Sheep and lamb quotes mixed, with choicely clipped lambs up to 8.15 bids noted. Dairy sales indicated steady to firm tones with good springer prices.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Manneene
AIS Canvers Ewe
Fang
Aeee
THO
Chicago
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Chicago and Midwest Produce and Livestock Markets Report
Chicago and Midwest markets show mixed activity with butterfat prices steady to unchanged, various poultry and egg listings across Huron Minneapolis Mitchell Sioux City Watertown, and cattle hogs sheep futures noting firmness in steers and lambs, with a broad spread in livestock values and receipts across major exchanges and stockyards.
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Sioux City
Amrit
Cilvex
Sioux Fatty Produce Friday Poultry Prices Slip
Sioux Fatty Produce lists Friday prices with heavy hens at 434 pounds and over 15 heavy birds under 44 155, 13 leghorn hens 12 leghorn cocks 7. ducks 21, Joe and over 21, live Reese eggs No 3 17 No 2 13. batter No 1 24 No 2 22. batter 27.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Springs
Mitchell
Leghorn
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Greene
Sioux City
Express
New York Prices and Midwestern Grain Markets Report
The page reports mixed commodity quotes from New York and Duluth markets, noting butter and creamery prices steady or higher, dressed poultry steady with price stability, and live poultry by freight. It lists specific wheat, barley, oats, rye, and potato prices across several grades and regional markets, including Minneapolis and Chicago futures ranges and carlot grain sales.
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Minneapolis
Markets At Glance New York Opening Report
Markets at a glance show irregular activity across stocks and bonds with little change in curb and utility shares. Foreign exchange steadies with sterling and francs retreating. commodities move mixed with cotton quiet and coffee steady while grains slip on liquidation. cattle and hogs hold steady amid light export buying. quotes list multiple grain prices and seeds with basis unchanged.
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New York
Etersecline
Etiree Tamiall
Tate
Chicago Wheat Hits Four Year Bottom
Chicago wheat prices fell late in the day setting a four year low as May contracts dropped to 79 cents and nearby months showed two cent declines. Market activity featured stop loss selling and rumors of a large domestic winter wheat yield not seen since 1951.
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Chicago
Stocks Slip Early Then Rally as Wage Hour Bill Fails
New York leads stocks lower most of the day but trims losses near the close after Washington signals the House Rules Committee rejected a bid to bring the Wage Hour bill to a vote. About 600,000 shares changed hands. Curb market notes list Cities Service, Ford, and Treasury bonds among reported movers as traders digest the day’s tentative upturn and bond quotes.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Cities Service
Ford Met Ltd
South Dakota Congregational Conference hears sermon on collections slump
Rev. S. W. Keck reports church participation rising but collection plate receipts fall sharply. At the sixty eighth annual meeting in Huron attendance reached about 200 as Keck notes home missions and sevens funds dropped from about 24,000 and 25,000 ten years ago to just over 100 dollars combined. Robert W. Gammon of Chicago addressed the gathering.
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Robert W. Gammon
Chicago
Observe Birthday of Bishop Hare
The Episcopal Diocese of South Dakota marks the 10th anniversary of Bishop Hare with events May 1 to 17 led by Rev. Jona Ward Smith. Services focus on Christian culture and education, highlighting All Saints School for Girls and several church schools for Indian students. The centennial ends with a May 17 parish dinner and keynote address by a guest churchman.
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Episcopal Diocese of
South Dakots
William Hobart, Hare
Episcopal Church
South Dakota
Jona Ward Smith
Grace Church
Latal
Bishop Hare
All Saints’ School
Sioux Falls
AL Saints’ School
St Mary's School
Springfield
St. Elizabeth's School
Wekpala
Weather Clears Across South Dakota After Week of Rain
Sioux Falls reports "Clear" on weather charts marking a return to calmer conditions after prolonged rains. Yankton logged 0.04 inch of rain, the only spot recording measurable precipitation as farmers anticipate corn planting. Eastern areas avoided a frost with Watertown dipping to 39 degrees, signaling improving conditions for field work.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Watertown
Appeals Court Rules Against NLRB in Arbitration Case
The United States appeals court ruled the National Labor Relations Board cannot compel reinstatement of workers who refused arbitration. The Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co. of Terre Haute Indiana must not reinstate 25 workers, a ruling in which Judge Walter E Treanor dissented. The majority held labor rights to quit work exist unless a contract requires arbitration.
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United States Divate Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Walter E. Treanor
Ysl Perntee
Evan &. Evans
Whi M. lSparks
Aidke
Evans
Roosevelt Orders Fishing Togs Packed for Atlantic Cruise
President Roosevelt ordered his fishing gear ready for an Atlantic Ocean trip that will add over 2,000 miles to his travel total of 118,836 miles. He plans to be away at least a week, leaving tonight at 8 p.m. aboard the cruiser Philadelphia from Charleston, escorted by destroyers Fanning and others.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Unin
Philadelphia
Charleston
S.C
Fanning
Roosevelt outlines anti trust reform and study plan
President Roosevelt calls for stronger enforcement of anti trust laws with a 200000 dollar def iciency for the Justice Department and proposes a coordinated study by the Federal Trade Commission the Justice Department and the Securities Commission. He urges examination of price systems mergers financial controls and government policies including tax and patent, to curb private power and safeguard democracy. He suggests a bureau of industrial economics and expanded scrutiny of corporate mergers and interlocking relationships.
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Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Securities Commission
Roosevelt
Justice Department and Trade Commission
Demdersey
Bureau of Industrial Economics
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Reorganization and Navy Debate on Philippine Freedom
The article notes continued efforts to reorganize and pressure for action. Senators Vandenberg and Nye urge immediate independence for the Philippines, opposing large navy appropriations and advocating for freedom and self rule in the islands amid wartime debates.
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Secare
Vandenberg
Michigan
Philippines
United States
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Des Proprigahda
Islands
Hay Fever Fast Ends For McKenna In Detroit
George McKenna an old fitting station operator ends a 40 day milk fast intended to cure hay fever He described extreme weakness yet no pain and believed impurities were removed He planned a prolonged diet before resuming solid foods his weight had fallen from 150 to 92 pounds as reported in Detroit April.
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McKenna
Detroit
George McKenna
La Follette Declares New Progressive Party Movement
La Follette advocates public control of money and credit to secure freedom of conscience, announcing the formation of the National Progressives of America. He denounces capitalism, socialism, fascism and communism as inadequate, vows a new party uniting the nation, and warns against dictatorships while urging wealth expansion to sustain liberty.
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Republican Party
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Des Moines
Iowa
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la Guardia
New Yorks
U. S
Robert Mr. la Fellette
Washington
Ecb
Minton Pushes Felony for Printing Falsehoods
Senate lobby committee chair Senator Minton, Democrat Indiana, proposes a bill making it a felony to print knowingly falsehoods in newspapers magazines and periodicals with penalties including fines imprisonment and revocation of privileges. Senator Burke counters that the public lacks empathy for the press and the publishers fear losing radio access.
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Indiana
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Congress
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Democest
Nebraska
Mintom
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Tragedy at CCC Tractor accident burial set
Floyd M. Zentner 27, CCC enrollee, died from injuries after a tractor incident at the canal ramp near Alcester. Funeral services scheduled Saturday. Zentner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herm Zentner, was dragged under the tractor fender after slipping. Funeral plans announced by ramp commander Lieut Cer Canter.
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Anglo French talks seek joint air and naval defense plan
The Anglo French cabinet and six foreign ministers including Viscount Halifax discussed military cooperation focusing on air and naval forces. They considered broadcasting air base access in France, exchange of aircraft designs, and defense material purchases while exploring economic moves to counter German influence. They favored a continued hands off Spain policy to avoid wider European war.
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Europe
Jearles Still Missing in Sioux Falls Mystery
Sioux Falls gas company foreman Roy Jearles vanished ten days ago. Police and relatives suspect foul play while officials weigh possible motives linked to a local crime figure. Nearby residents Mrs. S Makrides and Miss Katherine Georgiades are connected to the unfolding case amid rumors of a wedding.
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Sioux Falls
Roy Searles
Sioux Fails
Dary Ako
Jammesia
Andsaw Pappas
Fx. Doge
S. Makrides
Sioux
Huron
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M. Makrides
Wwedd
Too Late To Classify YORRENT Acreage and Seed Sale
Item notes a 160 acre tract near Huron with seeds offered by Best Williams and Huroa S. Duk. Docket mentions 20 miles southeast of Huron. Seed purchase details unclear.
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S. E
Huron
Will Fu
Best Williams
Huroa
S. Duk
Elections update shows quiet GOP race and Democratic nominators
The Republican contest centers on Hetlan Bushfield and Blaine Simons with Simons accusing Bushfield of not resigning as party state chairman. Both are attorneys. Democratic Governor contenders include Oscar Fosheim and Mancel W. Peterson, plus three in the second district race. Mundt and Case automatically secured nominations in their districts. Also reported is Mrs. Charles Dukes in Des Moines hospital with her son Dick Bond traveling to be with her.
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Howard
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T. B. Werner
Raund City
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Sturgis
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Des Moines
Dick Bond
State College
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