Market News Prices Are Lower On Hogs and Sheep
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports hog receipts 750 with market 15 to 2 lower and top 370. Cattle weak to steady, sheep 25 lower. calves 2.50 to 9.50, veal 3.50 to 4.50. Chicago and St Louis bids mixed. Sioux Falls and St Paul show varied cattle and hog prices with top hogs around 4.00 and lambs near 6.00. Market totals include 5,000 cattle and 9,000 sheep across regions with mixed demand and notable declines in hogs.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Packers
Chicago
St Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Choice Rangers
H—C. SD
Choice
Sioux City
Aug
Ste
Price
Grain Market In Minneapolis Slips Amid Quiet Day
Minneapolis grain market shows listless trading after an initial surge to daily limits. Wheat, rye, barley, and flax futures rise five to ten cents, while cash corn and oats demand vary. Carlot ranges and cash close reflect mixed demand for winter wheat amber durum and other grains.
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Minneapolis
Canada
Ted
Flax and Clover Prices Open in Duluth Markets
Duluth traders report fluctuating quotes for flax and sweet clover at market close. No. 2 dark winter wheat futures show modest gains amid mixed agricultural commodity activity, with various delivery months listed and prices noted for Oct, Nov, and Dec contracts.
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Duluth
Garthers
Montana
Huron Poultry and Hide Market Report Mixes Prices and Biz
Markets from Huron and surrounding towns show daily prices for poultry butter hides and wool. Sioux City Sioux Falls Mitchell and Chicago futures are listed with live poultry eggs and butter prices, including No 1 cured hides and tallow.
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Bolles & Rogers Huron
Sioux City
Stocks Idle In Draggy Session
New York stock trading opened irregularly and then firmed with fractional gains up to around 2 points. The market saw narrow fluctuations into late dealings with transfers dwindling to 40,000 shares as Case up 2 points and others up modestly in a dull session of the bull market era.
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New York
Blystone and Pickell Retired from Weather Bureau
M E Blystone and Pickell are retired from the weather bureau after long service. Blystone served over 43 years, beginning when the bureau was under the War Department, with injuries from a 1914 accident. Pickell’s route was consolidated. he served many years with one layoff and returned in 1920. Both receive government retirement benefits.
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M. EB. Blystone
Ernest Mail
Paul Weather’ Bureau
P. G. McGinnis
Pickell
Fara
Fair Grounds
Blystone
Weather Bureau
Department of War
Roosevelt Plans Federal Drive Against Kidnappers
President Roosevelt opened a special inquiry into methods to fight the kidnapping racket in Hyde Park during a conference with Raymond Moley, adviser and assistant secretary of state. The meeting follows the bureau enlargement at the Justice Department and signals possible uniform state attacks and full federal cooperation. Observers see significance in Moley’s visit amid policy tensions and possible assignment changes.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Raymond Moley
Moley
Department of Justice
Mix
H E
Hull
State Department
Lukas Case To Be Opened Tomorrow
Lukas, 33, charged with first degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of John Morrow II on the Rudolph farm, was granted further continuance in municipal court to seek counsel. John A Meyer, hired man on the Morrow farm, accompanied the boy to the scene but demanded henhouse. dates and sums noted in the messy report remain unclear.
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Aberdes
Paul Lukas
John Morrow
Rudolph
Lukas
John
Jack” Meyer
Morrow
Chester Lord Dies Early Today On Sun Staff
Chester Lord, longtime newspaperman on the Sun staff, died today after a brief illness. He served on the paper for many years and was known for his steady reporting and dedication to the newsroom. He leaves behind colleagues and friends in journalism.
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York
The
Sun
Financial Market Ticker Crumbs of 1934 Stocks and Bonds
A condensed OCR snippet lists numerous corporations and their tiny percentages, including Kelvikator Kennacott Kresge Kroger Mack Tricks Natl Biscuit Pure Bak RCA Sears Roebuck Studebaker Texas Corp Transamerica Union Carbide United Aircraft United Steel US Rubber and Woolworth, alongside New York bond figures with bids and closes, reflecting a chaotic daily market digest.
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North “Am
Pac
Packard
Penney
Phillips Pet
Pullman
RCA
Sears. Roebuck
Socony
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Road program in S D is approved
Secretary Ickes announced tentative approval of highway programs for Indiana Kansas Montana Oklahoma and South Dakota using recovery act funds. Each project requires district engineer review before funds release, with labor hired from U S employment service lists prioritizing veterans with dependents and then locals.
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Washington
Ickes
Pubic Works Board
Indiana
Kansas
Montana
Oklahoma
South Dakota
United States Employment Service
Special Meeting Of City Commission On Street Grading
A special meeting of the city commissioners will be held tomorrow morning at 8 to discuss the project of grading curbing and graveling 200 city blocks as a relief measure. They decided to consult federal authorities before taking definite action. The regular city payroll was also approved.
Troopers and Tear Gas Quell Strikers Near Boonville
Forty state troopers used tear gas and riot sticks to disperse 400 strikers massed north of Boonville seeking to block Sheffield milk trucks. Five men were knocked unconscious and three seriously injured. 800 onlookers witnessed the clash as farmers armed with axes poles and clubs faced the troopers.
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Boonville
Sheffield
Huron Business Men Sign Code
Huron business leaders joined the Chamber of Commerce and signed the blinker code. The list includes Rutherford Beauty Shop Erickson Apparel Smith Jewelry Montgomery Ward Fahrendorf Larspe Dakota Hotel and many barber shops along with professionals Dr Mike Smith chiropractor and Dr George A Youel dentist. Postmaster Bruer mer receives noon submissions for posters and materials.
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Nu-Btu
Royal
Lewrie
Lockwell
Macvin
Hughitt
Burton
W. Johns
Axelrad Furniture
Cumber i ‘and Manstadtsring Co
Mike Smith
C. Sorenson
de. George
A. Youel
Chicago mayor orders lewd shows at Century of Progress closed
Mayor Edward J. Kelly, acting as South Park Board president, mandating near nude and lewd displays at the Century of Progress be dressed up or shut down. He toured amusement areas calling several acts filthy and gusting, noting veiled ladies and a dancer with no clothing. Park superintendent instructed to close the shows.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Kelley
Oriental Village
Kelly
South Park Board
Fair Grounds
Beadle County Seeks Bids On Coal and Heating Plant
Beadle County commissioners accept bids today for coal, an automatic stoker, and repairs for courthouse heating Plant. No contract awarded by this afternoon. 1934 budget discussion to resume tomorrow with Beadle County Taxpayers committee joining the board. August session opened this morning with routine matters.
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Beadle County
Beadle County Taxpayers Committee
Chicago Gangster Killed by Police in Gun Battle
Chicago officers killed gangster Edward Maciejewski known as Baby Face during a gun battle after he robbed a tavern. The suspect Willi e Doody, jailed for killing a policeman, opened fire but Maciejewski was fatally shot as he ran down the street.
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Chicago
Edward Maciejewski
Willie Doody
Maciejeweke
Bullets End: Life Of Former Capone Aid
Tony Marino, once connected with Capone, was shot to death in Cicero while standing in front of an auto service station. Witnesses described three or four gunmen in a small blue sedan carrying machine guns and riot guns.
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Capone Aid
Chicago
Tony Marino
Capone
Cicero
Repeal of Gross Income Tax Debate in South Dakota
South Dakota lawmakers discuss repeal of the gross income tax as a drastic move to cut property taxes. L E Corey warns the state could be “on the rocks” without the tax and a severance tax bill drafted for introduction in the House.
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L.E. Corey
South Dakota
F. G. Haven
Moelette
Senate Taxation ‘Committee
Haven
Altee
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
Repeal Vote Date Proposed in South Dakota Session
A bill to move up South Dakota’s repeal election timeline was introduced by Rep. Edward Schneid. It would set a Dec 12 deadline for repeal of the 16th Amendment and outline Nov 7 mass meetings, Nov 10 convention, and Dec 27 ratification procedures, with unpaid officials and a printing ballot appropriation.
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Pierre
Dakota
Edward Schneid
Yankton
South Dakota
Public Works Puts 11 Million Toward River Channel
Washington August 1 The Public Works Administration allot ted 11 000 000 for the nine foot channel and 11 000 000 for the Mississippi river as part of a 100 000 000 package to advance major projects The Grand Coulee dam power and irrigation plan on the Columbia river received 63 000 000 while 22 700 000 was allotted to the Casper AlCora Reclamation project Secretary Ickes said the All American canal was not yet considered but expected soon.
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Washington
Pubic Works Administration
Missippi
Grand Coule Dor
Columbia River
Ickes
Four Communists Hurt in Altona Violence Demo
In Altona near Hamburg on July 17 1932 a clash between Nazi demonstrators and communist factions left at least twelve dead and many wounded. About 6 000 Nazis and locals faced heavy gunfire in the city’s communist quarter during fierce riots.
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Altona
Germany
Hamburg
Tom
Bishop Burleson Dies Linked Church to Nation’s Growth
Obituary recalls Bishop Burleson’s role in South Dakota Sioux missions and national church leadership. He wrote widely, guided education and agriculture programs for Native communities, welcomed President Coolidge at Pine Ridge, and served as bishop of New York between other duties.
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Frst
Jamestown
Burleson
Our Church
Our Country
South Dakota
Board of Missions
Henry Benjamin Whipple
Minnesota
William Hobart
Hare
Nebraska
Prairies
Coolidge
Episcopal Church
Pine Ridge Agency
Holy Cross Church
Convera
Burle+ son
New Yorkin
Bureh
Manning
Hawaiian Islands
At The Hospitals
In a terse hospital update several patients are listed including Aduitted Xether Crivenven Cavour surgical and Duane Lowery Cavour surgical along with Kenneth Martin Huron minor surgical Beryl DeHaven Wessington surgical Grane Parish Highmore surgical Maxine Brown Buren surgical Inez Gunderson Huron surgical and C E Hadley Huron superintendent.
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Xether Crivenven
Cavour
Duane Lowery
Kenneth
Martin
Huron
Beryl ‘DeHaven
Wessington
Grane Parish
Highmore
Maxine Brown
Buren
Inez Gunderson
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South ST. Paul
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Britt & Co. Bess
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Missouri
Prade
New Jersey
U.S
Idaho
New-York
al Chem ‘& Dya
Allis
Chal Ae
M. E. Blystone
Lukas Case
Chester. S
Liberty
Curb Close
Weave Standard of India
Swift & Co
Rae
Wenenrae
Ford Motor Lid
S.D
U. K
County Coal
Hills
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