Armour Hog Market Slips Amid Varied Livestock Quotes
Huron Aug 3 hogs down five cents with 80 dollars for lop. receipts mix with cattle calf and sheep prices steady. Cattle and sheep values show broad ranges across grades. Chicago and St Paul markets report slower sales and firmer hogs in lighter weights with mixed futures and steady to lower trends.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Toppy Rangers
St. Paul
P—U
D. A
Wheat Market Nervous in Steady Trading in Minneapolis
Wheat markets showed nervous and easy conditions with a steady demand surge from bad crop news. Futures closed mixed with slight gains for wheat and losses for oats and flax, while cash demand remained soft and winter wheat interest was quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fim
Sioux City Livestock Market Slow Across Commodities
Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports show cattle slow with mixed sales. hogs steady to weak with leaners falling. sheep light with direct loads noted. Chicago and Duluth futures shift as grain markets show modest gains and price ranges across wheat corn and oats.
Minneapolis Grain Prices Aug 2 Market Close
Minneapolis report shows wheat at 95 cents per bushel year ago, northern No 1 and dark varieties vary in protein content, durum prices around 102 to 111.35, corn No 3 yellow at 49 50, oats No 3 white near 3.94, burley 43 61, rye No 2 at 77, flax No 1 1.95, sweet clover seed 3.00 to 3.25.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City
FIAU
Bret
St Ug
Minneapoli
Montana
Laamber
Duluth Cash: Wheat and Durum Prices on Aug 3
Closing cash prices list wheat grades by class and region with figures for No 1 dark northern and amber durum. Prices show mixed durum and red durum values with flax on track to arrive and monthly futures quotes through December.
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Duluth
Montana
LSB
Markets and Produce Report from Midwest Exchanges
Markets and prices for Huron, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Chicago and New York show mixed poultry, eggs, butter and wool figures. Hens, leghorn springs, and heavy breed prices are listed. butterfat, hides, tallow, and wool values are reported. regional farm prices in Mitchell and Sioux Falls reflect August 3rd values. Chicago futures and New York live poultry markets indicate steadier butter and unsettled eggs with varied poultry prices.
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Cenel — Ae Huron
Swift & Co
Huron
Persons Springs
Lee
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Stocks Unsteady In Dull Trading
New York stocks fluctuated in dull trading with fractional losses trimmed late. Major issues such as U S Steel and General Motors held steady while Bethlehem Steel, Allied Chemical and several other names rose. Case, United Aircraft and DuPont eased slightly amid about 1.56 million shares changing hands.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Gen
Eral Motors
Bethlehem
U. S
Alcohol
Chrysler
Nation+a
Distillers
Allied Chemical
U. & Smelting
Case
United Aircraft
American
Girls Are Most Popular Babies Wining In Huron Contest
Mary Jean Cooley daughter of Herschel Copley at 28 Twelfth Street Southwest was named Huron’s most popular baby in a theater contest with 30 finalists. Elizabeth Ann Emry of 1242 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest won second with a $5 savings account from National Bank of Huron. Third went to Darlene Mae Mann of Idaho Avenue Southeast. Prize details include a Lloyd Loom doll carriage, AA Luxury milk, a permanent wave, shoes, a baby outfit, Clepy’s Baby Foods assorted, and a gold baby ring for the final winner William Henry Pierce. Parents may claim prizes from supplying stores.
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Mary Jean Cooley
Herschel Copley
Twelfth Street Southwest
Huron
Huron Theatre
Olin
Elizabeth Ann Emry
A. R. Emry
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
National Bank of Huron
Darlene Mae Mann
Edwin Mann
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Johnson and Sewell
Darrell Gene Brekke
Arnold Brekke
Dakota Avenue South
Futon
NuBlu
Janeane Faye Hegg
Atley Hegg
Route 4
Buson
Pur
Robert Arnold Reuse
A. J. Kruse
Tenth Street South
Nancy Janet. Burger
Glenn Burger
Ilinois Avenue
Fahrendorf
Clepy
Sherman
Mac
James B. Cotton
Howard Cotton
Idaho Avenue
Miller's Jewelry
William Henry Pierce
H. M. Pierce
Third Street
Beadle County Discusses Bond Issue Plan
Beadle County officials and relief group representatives discussed financing public works via a county bond issue. Assistant State's Attorney War was asked to review legal aspects and Attorney General opinion was suggested. Leo J. Termmey was instructed to obtain full information from state officials.
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Beadle
State Relief Organization
Charles P. War
Market Snapshot From City Service Stocks Close
The August 7 listing shows IS STOCKS from Cities Service with bid ask close details captured by The Associated Press. Bank stock figures appear in the same brief market update, reflecting the day’s closing values and related activity.
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Associated Press
County budget set for vote next Tuesday
Chairman Dan Urquhart and county tax payers committee members discussed the budget yesterday. Final action will be taken next Tuesday. Board members foresee only minor changes to D. C. Sargent's budget report made public earlier. No action yet on contracts for courthouse heating, an automatic stoker, or coal supply. negotiations likely to be completed this afternoon.
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Dan Urquhart
County Taxpayers Committee
D. C. Sargent
Senate Adopts Slocum Resolution to Adjourn by Saturday
In Pierre FIERRE Aug 3 South Dakota senate voted 37 to 7 to approve EC Slocums plan to adjourn by 6 pm Saturday with a reconsideration request. Senator Hangardahl switched votes to allow a future test, warning measures may fail if legislative officers do not sign by deadline. Administration supporters backed the measure. opposition listed.
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Fierre
South Dakota Senate
Sen
EC. Slocum
Hang Ardahl
Madison
Amundson
Baldwin
Bertolero
Blum
Boland
Carpenter
Chautsee
Christian
Ernst
Flowers
Gilliland
Hale
Helvig
Kaas
Magness
Millstead
Nelson
Nickisch
Paterson
Shirk
Simons
Slocum
Meat Packer Code Nears Completion In Huron Plant
A. B. Danielson manager of Armour’s Huron packing plant said Chicago informed him a temporary labor code for the meat packing industry would be ready within a day or two. Representatives of the Institute of American Meat Packers are drafting the code to qualify for the blue eagle display under a re employment campaign. A meeting with Robert L. Stephens between the recovery administration and the farm administration indicated a definite decision soon. The permanent code will be handled by the agricultural administration, while the temporary wage and hour agreement falls to the NRA.
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Armour Packing
Huron
A. BE. Danielson
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Robert L. Stephens
Recovery Administration
Farm Administration
Agricultural Administration
Farm Engle
Meat Packingdustrial Control Unit
NRA
Beer measure goes to House
Legislative debate on a beer tax bill continues with amendments. Changes include limiting administration costs to two percent of receipts and transferring supervision from the attorney general to the state agriculture department. Proposals to expand municipal taxing power were discussed but not pushed.
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Sen. B.C. Slocum
Glerham
State Agriculture Department
L. Slocum
Agriculture Department
Hse
Musst
Sen
Halvorson
Verne Baljou
Bridgewater
New Measures In Legislature Include Bonds And Mortgage Relief
Pierre Aug 3 new bills introduced in the South Dakota legislature by Senate and House committees. Proposals include county commissioners gaining authority to order continuous closed seasons on upland game birds, city bond issuance for buildings and parks, barber apprenticeship, and a two year moratorium on mortgage foreclosures. Also measures cover motor vehicle fees, audits control shift, beer for export, state bank FDIC membership, branch banking, fidelity bonds for bank staff, and delinquent tax compromise by county commissioners.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Senate
Slifer
Burns
Loriks
House
Culver
Byron
Brennan
State Affairs Committee
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Banking Committee
Wilson
Kidnap attempt thwarted at Mayo estate in Minnesota
Rochester, Aug 3. An apparent kidnap attempt on Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mayo's children, aged 2½ to 6, was foiled by a vigilant nurse and a locked door at the Mayo country home near Rochester. A male intruder tried the door, fled when challenged, and the estate was placed under armed guard.
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Rochester
Minn
Charles. H. Mayo
Mayo
Maywood
Marie Langseth
Johnson moves to end strike amid union guidelines
Johnson urges end to widespread strikes saying no blood should flow as the nation seeks unity. Strike leaders disperse after a local meeting signaling compliance with an agreement that provides 2000 union guides to maintain order amid protests over relief methods by HC Frick Coke.
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Frick Coke Company
Record Shows Big Allotment To S. D.
Distribution of almost 49 006 00 of federal money for unemployment relief to 42 states three territories and the District of Columbia was recounted by the Federal Relief Agency. The allotment record included South Dakota 119 478 North Dakota 149 250 Minnesota 281 075 Iowa 310 Illinois 10 622 704 Montana 208.
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Washington
Territories
District of Columbia
Federal Relief Agency
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Montane
Creek Goes On Rampage Floods Denver After Cherry Creek Burst
Cherry Creek breached its banks flooding Denver streets with three feet of water and washing away bridges. Police evacuated sleeping residents as authorities warned of drownings along the flood path. One man drowned near Colorado Springs and Denver Union Station and Market Street faced three feet of water.
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Denver
Cherry Creek
Camlewood Dam
Claude Hill
Colorado Springs
South Platte River
Denver Union Station
Market Street
Moffat Railroad
Policies Pressed To Conserve South Dakota Resources
The directors warned against draining state reserves to meet impossible payments to holders of state obligations. They argued that preserving homes and future state resources must take precedence, criticizing the removal of natural resources from the state. The note concludes with a call for conservation as central to government and individual efforts, referencing ancient Rome and farm relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed for Area Patients
Admitted to several hospitals are Muriel Potter of Huron minor surgical Lucille O'Brien of Yale minor surgical Joan Dolan of Cavour minor surgical Mrs H O Chelgren of Huron surgical Harriet Marone of Woonsocket minor surgical Vernon Drake of Cavour minor surgical Dismissed are Mrs J M Chambers of Huron Joan Deland of Cavour.
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Muriel Potter
Huron
Lucille O'Brien
Yale
Joan Dolan
Cavour
H. O. Chelgren
Harriet Marone
Woonsocket
Vernon Drake
Bmirs
J. M. Chambers
Joan Deland
Big Auction Sale of Horses at Huron Pavilion
Roy Housman lists horses for next Thursday’s sale on Aug 10 at Huron Sales Pavilion. Buyers report top prices as consignors prepare for the auction with phone numbers 2568 and 4291.
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Huron Sales Pavilion
Roy Housman
Huron
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