Sioux Falls Livestock Market Higher Hogs Up 10-20 Cattle Steady
Sioux Falls livestock report shows hogs 10 to 20 higher with bulk at 6.30 and mid range 4.75 to 6.30 for butchers and sows. Cattle receipts around 400, steady with quotations unchanged. Feeder pigs scarce and spring lambs opened steady with native bids around 8.10 and feeder lambs above 8.00. Idaho lambs about 60 percent at 8.00, some large weights down to 4.25 for stags and sows mixed with activity in 1,800 sheep receipts.
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Hog Prices Steady To Strong At Armour Stock Yards
Aug 1 report from Armour Stock Yards notes hogs steady to strong with top price at 6.00 and receipts around 500. Sheep and cattle markets also show gains or stability as buyers and sellers adjust amid varied lot sizes at Watertown and nearby markets.
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Produce Markets Huron and Sioux Falls Prices
Sioux Falls report lists poultry prices by weight and breed such as Leghorn and heavy hens, with roosters and eggs and butterfat pricing. Market totals show No 1 eggs at 13 cents, No 2 at 5 to 6 cents, butterfat No 1 at 28 cents, No 2 at 23 cents.
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Markets At Glance From New York And Minneapolis Currents
Markets show uneven stocks and mixed bonds with steady foreign exchange and easy sugar pricing. Hogs rise while corn and oats move lower, and Minneapolis wheat receipts and quotes vary with No 2 heavy northern at 77% and No 1 hard Montana at 76.
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Hog Prices Advance In Chicago MarketReport
Hog prices rise with top at 6.65 while hogs sold 19-25 cents higher in Chicago trading. Cattle and calves also advance with steers up to 11.85 and best fed heifers around 10.50. packing sows and sheep show smaller gains. Regional reports from South St. Paul and Sioux City note improved slaughter demand and firm or slightly higher quotes across cattle, calves, and sheep, with steady stockers and feeders.
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Watertown and Sioux City Produce Price Listings Aug 1
Produce price summaries from Watertown Sioux City Chicago and New York dated Aug 1. Includes livestock prices for hens leghorn springs and heavy breeds, eggs butterfat and dairy quotes, case and loose egg pricing, and poultry market stability across major markets.
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Chicago Butter and Potato Prices in Closing Quotations
The Chicago market reports closing quotations for butter futures and storage standards plus a long list of stocks and commodities. No sales today. includes quotes for refrigerators, potatoes, and numerous corporate tickers with bid, ask, and close figures.
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Wheat And Corn Are Nearly Steady
Chicago markets report wheat and corn prices holding near steady levels with small daily changes noted. Traders monitor demand and weather as parities edge gently higher. Market officials expect cautious activity ahead of next harvest and export data.
Selected Stocks Show Small Gains
Stocks displayed modest gains amid a light market with about 200000 shares traded, roughly half of the prior day. Leading movers included Bethlehem Steel, Sears Roebuck, International Paper, Union Bag, Westinghouse, General Electric, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Glenn Martin, Sperry, United Aircraft, Kennecott, and Chesapeake & Ohio.
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Dry Weather Dents U S Corn Crop Prospects
Chicago experts at the Board of Trade released August crop estimates showing corn harvest near 2.322 billion bushels, down 128 million from last month. Spring wheat output trimmed to 193 million, winter wheat up to 524 million, total wheat about 717 million, oats at 1.064 billion.
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Assistant Foreman Electrocuted At Bismarck Station
Elmer M. Anderson a 47 year old assistant foreman of the Dakota Public Service Company was electrocuted at the Bismarck sub station at noon while placing rubber protective equipment on a 2200 volt conductor. He worked for the company since 1928 and had a son from his first marriage. He is survived by his widow.
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Agar Woman Is Lone Dissent at Howes Re election
Mrs John Sutton Agar Selly County delegate identified as the lone dissenter to W W Howes re election as Democratic national committeeman at the party convention in Terre The report that Mrs Elsie Sage Turner County called out the No was incorrect Sage did not vote against Howes
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Windsors Sail As Captain And Mrs Wood
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor traveling as Captain and Mrs Wood will sail from Lisbon to New York today aboard the Excalibur. The ship is due in New York August 9 before heading to the Bahamas where the Duke assumes the post of governor and commander in chief aboard the 9,359 ton cargo liner.
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Nazis Entered World War Twenty Six Years Ago
The Associated Press observes the 26th anniversary of Germany’s invasion of Poland which precipitated the current global conflict twelve months after German forces began their advance, marking a solemn milestone in wartime history.
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Feed Seed Loan Conference Opens in South Dakota
South Dakota field representatives of the Farm Credit Administration meet at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel for their annual conference through Friday. E R Arneson reports the two day session will focus on routine matters and seed loan policies with about 35 present. A banquet honoring Lemker of Colone closes the gathering. FCA officials from Omaha and Washington attend, including John T. Ashford and Dan Bealls.
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British Sources See Serious Threat From Japanese
British sources warned that Japan British relations could deteriorate further possibly leading to military pressure. They believed Japan would avoid total war with Britain due to the risk of involving the United States or Russia. The outlook hinges on whether Japanese government extremists hold sway.
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Death toll in Turkey passes 1000 mark
The death toll from the Anatolian earthquake rose to over 3,000 with many more injured. The Turkish Red Crescent sent relief expeditions to 14 devastated villages. Peyik was hardest hit where 530 of 595 residents were trapped under ruined homes.
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Wreck Continues Into Day With Eight Dead and Burned
Reports from the Akron area describe eight railroad workers dead as trains collided and burned. Enginemen escaped with minor burns after braking to stop, while a Minneapolis girl, Joanne Schreiber, 11, is confirmed among the 43 victims in the Cuyahoga Falls wreck near Akron. Her parents were notified in Wadena, Minnesota.
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Delegates Named for National Convention from Several Towns
J E Etriem Garretton judge James H Dickey De Smet J F Bacon Watertown Frank Boerger Milbank Leo Temmey Byron Roy Barnes White Lake Pat Haley Yankton Nels Peterson Winner Claude Gascoigne Philip Walter Burke Pierre L W Jobns Bison R P Harmon Belle Fourche Water Trains Rapid City James Hawke Aberdeen Alternates Ernest Hahn Sioux Falls Art Mitchell Brookings George Wemmering Goodwin ED Munro Wilmot George Kul Foulkton R A Schenken Citizens Ordered Out of Area Near London
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Wide Open Battle Looms At Aberdeen
Aberdeen August 1 4 The state American Legion junior baseball tournament opens tomorrow with eight teams Aberdeen Webster Sioux Falls Avon Pierre Murdo Porcupine Oglala Indians. First round games Friday include Webster versus Sioux Falls Avon versus Euron Pierre versus Murdo and Porcupine versus Aberdeen.
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Britain Revises Defense Plans and Removes Barriers
London reports General Sir Alan Brooke orders removal of steel and concrete barriers across the island. The move reflects a return to attack as defense, allowing rapid troop movement to threatened sectors. Barriers were erected two months ago to block potential German air landings and protect key communications networks.
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War News Roundup From The Atlantic Theaters
A direct hit on the Alcantara crippled the merchant cruiser, killing two and wounding seven as it fell back, while a British destroyer loss was reported after a bombing attack. Italian claims of sinking a British destroyer in the eastern Mediterranean were balanced by RAF notices of two Italian submarines sunk near Malta. A Madrid broadcast cited a British battle squadron heading from Gibraltar into the Mediterranean. Air and sea actions included German raids near the Thames estuary with minor damage and a silent Bremen-Hamburg, implying British strikes. The Tokyo spokesman said Roosevelt’s aviation gasoline embargo aims to pressure Japan and the Rome Berlin axis, while Japan’s new government outlined a centralized east Asian order. A Ventnor pier fire destroyed the 1927 structure costing about 130,300 dollars. London noted factory workers endured raids without loss of production. France vowed to stay in the League of Nations despite a shifted stance toward its principles.
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All Saints School Seeks Refugee Aid Funds Drive
All Saints School in Sioux Falls plans a statewide drive to raise funds for refugee children. Miss Evangeline Lew offered the school premises for 25 British children aged 10 to 14. Mayor Hill’s wife Mrs. Hill backs efforts to form state committees to cover costs and coordinate requests from groups wanting to shelter refugees.
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Foreign Trade Group Seeks Modification of Neutrality Law
A foreign trade group urged Congress to modify the Neutrality Act and repeal the Johnson Act ban on loans to nations in default. The declaration, signed by trade executives, bankers, and industrialists, calls for removing restraints on American trade, shipping, and finance.
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House Appropriation Boosts Record Sum for Defense Programs
A two hour session approved a large appropriation measure totaling 19 040 225 543 dollars. Debate touched voluntary army policy as congress considered draft age limits and enlistment terms. President Roosevelt signed a separate bill increasing the TVA production capacity for aluminum used in airplanes. Hospitals list several admissions and transfers.
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Classified Fragments Include Rent and Lost Items
Wanted to rent at once a trailer house inquire 420 Dakota North Open air fruit market Saturday morning vegetables see us before you bay at 149 Dakota South across from North American Ice Cream Store room board and board price five dollars per week phone 2563 Lost billfold containing currency receipts reward call 3083
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