Market News Prices On Hogs Are Upgrade Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards Huron August 1 reports steady advances in hog prices with top at 10.80, plus declines and mixed changes across cattle calves and sheep. Cattle ranges show dry fed steers and yearlings from 8.00 to 9.00, heifers and cows varied, calves strong on veal, sheep prices mixed, hogs active with various weight classes and bids improving. City market notes USDA cattle and hog activity with strong demand for certain weights while feeders scarce.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Amb Toostas
Siou City
USDA
Wales
Tbs
Owl
Sioux City
Ao.rs U Ms
Hog and cattle prices rise amid tight hog supply Chicago market
Hog prices push above 11.00 per hundredweight for the first time since 1939 as tight supplies trigger active bidding and higher bids. July drove costs up. average weight 282 pounds. Fed steers steady to slightly up, sheep and bulls firmer, trading active on order buyers and shipper accounts. Cattle receipts about 4,000 head with mixed movement across grades.
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Chicago
USDA
Carll
Washington
Scrambled Market Note on Hog Weights and Prices
A fragmented market brief notes hog throwouts around 4.00 and average shifts. Mentions weights 100-350 pounds, top 1805 units, and a general tone of salable demand with heavier cattle figures amid unclear context and punctuation.
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Rewday
Wheat Slumps At Minneapolis Pit In Early Trade
Wheat prices fell amid weak trading as futures closed lower across the board. September wheat down about 4 to 0. December around 160. May futures opened near 1.01 and touched 165, then 1.03. Coarse grains followed lower with Sept. futures also weaker. Cash wheat demand reported mixed with mixed demand for winter and durum. corn and rye in fair or good demand.
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Minneapolis
Canada
Arly
Grain Market Snapshots From Midwest and Chicago Exchange
Advertisement style report shows grain prices and futures across Wheat Barley and Oats with bids from Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago. Notable figures include No 1 dark northern prices, durum varieties, and mixed durum futures with varying protein percentages and delivery months.
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Huron Grain Market
Farmer’s Co-operative Association
Minneapolis Carlot
Butter and eggs firm as Chicago market closes
In Chicago on August 1 butter prices held firm with quotes at 1632 for standard and 24024 for extras. Eggs stayed firm with a high total of 10 514, while soy and related items show mixed scores and unchanged prices overall.
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Chicago
New York Produce Mixed Prices and Regional Market Roundup
New York and multiple midwest markets report mixed prices across produce and poultry. Farmers and traders note steady or slightly firmer demand, with Idaho, California, Washington, and Maryland cobblers and poultry prices listed. Chicago and Sioux Falls highlights include live poultry, butterfat, and various butter grades.
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Perent
Idaho
California
Deesy
Idaho Bliss
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Miser
Virginia Cobblers US
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Stock market advances small as profits take hold in New York
In a scattered session, stocks rose modestly with gains led by Union Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio and other rails. Oil majors California Standard, N J Paramount and RKO advanced. while GM stayed near yearly high and Chrysler eased. Trading volume reached 1,700,000 shares as the market showed uneven strength across industries.
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New York
Ila
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore
Ohio
Central
Standard Oils of
California
N.J
Paramount
RKO
Montgomery Ward
Nash
Hudson Waters
International
Telephone
American Telephone
Inland_steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Peoples Gas
General Strike Hinted At By Sioux Falls Business Men
About 50 Sioux Falls businessmen demanded police action to clear highways and railroad tracks to the Morrell packing plant where workers have been on strike for two weeks. Mayor Gratto planned a conference of law enforcement agencies. The group claimed rights of workers and citizens were interfered with and urged protection and orderly movement, citing guards at the plant since July 19 and a recent discharge settlement.
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Sioux- Falls
Morrell “Packing
Uplon
A. N. Gratt
Sioux Falls
Conference of
Roger Mills
Mills Ig
Chamber of Commerce
Rei
Sioux
Mills
Whispering campaign alleged to impair President Roosevelt
Senate hearings reveal F D R critic Cramer claiming utilities firms discussed secretly starting a whispering campaign that Roosevelt was insane. Bernard Rob inson testified he paid a Washington lawyer to navigate the congressional directory, while committee members pressed for clarity on the alleged plot and health rumors surrounding the president.
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F. D.R. Cramer
Washington
Cramer
New Jersey
Senate
Roosevelt
House Rules Committee
Bernard B. Robinson
Chicago
Robert Smith
Robinson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Black
Cone
H. C. Hopton
Minneapolis Stocks and Wool Market Report
Minneapolis stock notes show bank and bond listings with variability in prices and yields, including Northwest Bancorp and government bonds. Wool market in Boston remains steady with demand for fine western wool and price levels flat. Paris reports the US dollar closing on foreign exchange.
Recreation Track Meet At Huron Playgrounds
Recreation Director Loftus Ward announced a track meet for all children of the Huron playgrounds at Jefferson school Friday evening. Events include high jump broad jump and shot put with a short concert by the recreation band to follow.
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Huron
Jefferson School
Loftus Ward
West Park
Houron
W A Carlson Dies Suddenly at Home in Huron
W A Carlson aged 59 prominent well drilling contractor in the state died suddenly this morning at his home in Huron. He had been ill but ate breakfast and sat down to rest when death occurred at 9:30. He would have turned fifty nine on April 8. Survived by widow Minta N Cation and three children Clifford Arnold Mandan Isola and Billy at home. two sisters Mrs H Osberg Huron and Mrs C T Crandell Rockham. brother O W Carlson Miller. Funeral plans pending word from out of town relatives.
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W. A. Carlson
Huron
Nebraska Avenue
Peter "Norbeck
Carlson
Minta N. Cation
Clifford Arnold
Mandan
N. D
Isola
Billy
H. Osberg
C.T. Crandell
Rockham
O. W. Carlson
Miller
Rain Forecast Promises Normal Precipitation
Weather notes show average rainfall for Pierre and surrounding areas, with July records noting the smallest amount in the section, and overall precipitation near normal. Hail near Avon wipes out crops and damages granaries and small buildings on the Erpoanel farm, with night damage to nearby properties and no hail elsewhere in the region.
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Plerre
Pierre
Apell
Avon
Two Youths Face Federal Charges in Car Theft
Herbert Foust and Leroy Kamer, both five years old, confessed to taking a car in Des Moines and driving without payment after leaving Lima Ohio to swim. They allegedly joined a group of boys to search for work in California. Held for the U.S. Department of Justice. federal charges cited for using a stolen car.
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Aus
Herbert Foust
Leroy Kamer
Des Moines
Kadoke
Ackley
Lima
Ohio
California
U.S .Department of Justice
Sheriif A F. Schofvel
Near Agreement On AAA Bill Reaches Conferees
Washington August 1 Congress nears accord on AAA amendments as Dill tentatively accepts senate provisions on recovery and export debenture program restoration. House conferees push to strike price fixing provisions while awaiting Chair Smith return. Administration had sought a broad prohibition on recovery of processing taxes.
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House
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
Pccnturo Committee
Hill
Duck Shooting Regs Set in Two Zones for 30 Days
Washington outlines the strictest wildfowling rules in U.S. history. J N Darling says hunters will have 90 days total with open season from Oct 21 to Nov 19 in the north and Nov 20 to Dec 1905 in the south. Zones limit shooting hours, bag and shell rules, with live decoys banned and two zones totaling stricter measures to save ducks.
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Washington
J. N
Ding” Darling
Biological Survey
Darling
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Jews
South Dakota
Nebraska
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Dorling
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admitted: Richard Rog era Laurell Rog era minor surgical Viola Peckhurst Hue xon minor surgical Mary Norma Bennie Foster Huron minor surgical Charles Moore Huron medical Mrs Alice Mack Huron medical Dismissed: Corinne Bowe Huron Mrs R H Peterson Wolsey Mrs Ira Beadhes Weasington Alberta Bemmerjindl Huron
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Laurell Rogera
Viola Peckhurst
Hue Xon
Mary
Norma
Bennie Foster
Huron
Charles Moore
Ical
Alice Mack
Corinne. Bowe
Federal payroll substantial here in Huron this summer
One of Huron's most substantial payrolls this summer is the federal government. About 140 workers are employed directly by the government with the relief office force at 41, soil erosion project at 40, and fire force at 37. A weather bureau employee makes the fourth largest group with six. Several other federal workers are listed, including a shelterbelt project trio and AAA office staff.
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Huron
Relief Office
Liece
Weather Bureau
AAA
A. K. Gardner
Naval Rezenuer
Ste
Tre Otor
Pierre conductor Dana McNeil retires after 53 years
Dana McNeil of Pierre a passenger conductor on the Dan kota division of the Chicago and North Western Railway retired today after 53 years with the road. He made his last trip from Rapid City to Pierre and is one of four men with long service. Also retiring this month is Andrew A. Munn roadmaster at Rapid City with 44 years of service.
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Pierre
Dankota
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Rapid City
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McNeil
South Dakota
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Rapidty
Munn
Curtain forces cut of Huron police force funding
A budget crisis in Huron has forced the curtailment of the city police force. City manager Sears announced that funding shortfalls have led to the removal of two officers, Bert Landin and O. H. Van Dyke, from the force.
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Huron
Sears
Bert Landin
Oh H. van Dyke
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