Armour Swine Market Drops 10-20 Cents Amid Receipts Near 400
Armour Stock Yards reports swine market 10 to 20 cents lower with Thursday top at 6.10 and receipts around 400. Cattle action mixed. fed cattle steady, cows slow to weak. Lambs down 16 to 25 cents, top 7.85. Hogs receipts about 5,500 with scattered bids and no clear action on heavy weights. Sheep salable with 3,500 receipts. fat lamb activity limited and prices easing. Representative Sioux City sales show cattle mixed, hogs varied, and sheep demand down slightly.
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Armour
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Carly Gates
Carly
Sioux Falls and Nearby Markets Report Poultry and Eggs Prices
Markets from Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and Huron show poultry and egg prices with hens heavy and light, leghorn and heavy breed springs, roosters, ducks, geese, and eggs. Regional figures list No 1 and No 2 grades for eggs, butterfat levels, and varied weights across towns, including Sioux Falls Aug 3.
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Sioux Falls
Wheat Prices Dip Then Rally In Volatile Trade
Wheat prices weaken nearly two cents with losses near 1% during the day before a partial recovery. Corn shows modest rallying power with a small advance from session lows and U S corn sales of 5,000 bushels from Montreal to the United Kingdom. Minneapolis cache includes receipts and bid quotes across No 1 heavy dark northern and other grades with mixed grain prices and various protein levels.
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Uruwaso
U.S
Montreal
United Kingdom
Minneapolis
Montana
Hog Market Slumps Again in Chicago Trade
Hog prices drift lower by 5 to 25 cents with top good and choice weights at 6.75 and bulk around 6.45. Cattle demand softens, with steers 8.50 to 9.75 and cows barely steady. Sheep and lambs hold mostly steady, spring lambs around 9.00, yearlings near 7.00 to 7.50, hogs at St Paul also softer and porkers down 10 to 15 cents.
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Sean Ener
Pixs Pi Sons
Chicago
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Market Snippets
Sioux Falls reports Thursday sale figures with top cattle at 6.23 and Em 450 at 6.25, butchers at 4.80, sows from 3.50 to 4.5, cattle receipts steady. Sioux City notes cattle salable receipts about 2,000 with better grade light year, cattle market activity and totals.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Sioux
Sioux City Produce and Chicago and New York Market Roundup
Sioux City reports mixed poultry prices with hens over 5 pounds at 15 cents, leghorn roosters and heavy breds varied, eggs in case lots No 1 at 4.25, butter around 21 to 25 cents per pound. Chicago shows unsettled butter, live poultry firm on hens over 5 pounds, leghorn broilers and springs priced, New York notes steady butter and eggs, fresh and frozen meat prices largely unchanged.
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HUROM
Swift& Co
Huron
S. D
Amame
Lioux City
Sioux City
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York
Markets At Glance New York Stock and Bond Trends
Markets at a glance show irregular stock activity with late profit taking, bonds higher, rails ahead of an upturn, utilities steady, foreign exchange steady, cotton selling scattered, sugar quiet, coffee easy amid selling. Chicago wheat closed fractional lower, corn down with wheat, cattle slow, hogs uneven to 25 cents lower.
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New York
Chicago
Early Stock Gains Trimmed by Profit Taking on Wednesday
Stock gains cooled as investors cashed in positions extending modest advances across steel, motors, rails and specialty shares. The forenoon led with new year highs while utilities paused after a prior sprint. transfers hovered near 1,000,000 shares amid cautious sentiment about congressional policy.
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Utilities
Congress
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A garbled market quotation sheet shows closing prices for multiple companies and indices. Entries include AirReduc Alaska, AlleghCorp, Loews, AmCan, MackTruck, Allis-Chalmers, MarshField, and more with varied percentage changes and fractions. The fragmentary list lacks coherent context or dates.
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Associated Presa
AirReduc
Salvation Army Host Pleases Children At Picnic
About 125 underprivileged children praised the Salvation Army as the perfect host after a mid summer picnic at the State Fair Grounds. The outing began in the morning and lasted until late afternoon with races contests and a midday lunch of ice cream and drinks. Capt. Adin Read organized arrangements for the event.
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Salvation Army
State Fair
Adin Read
Maxine Johnson Maintains Lead In Miss Huron Vote Race
Maxine Johnson boosts her tally to 411,600 and keeps a commanding lead in the Miss Huron popularity contest. Charlotte Myrau rises from last week to challenge Posy Bergstrom, as voting continues through Aug. 3 with the winner announced Aug. 10 at the Huron Theatre. Ballots are cast in the theatre lobby under local merchant sponsorship.
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Maxine Johnson
Huron Theatre
Charlotte Myrau
Posy Bergstrom
Wealing
New York City
Charlotte Myran
Eleine Stratton
Walla Wee Wood
Lucille Anderson
Viola Hill
Mark Peterson
Irene Pickel
Lucille Jacobs
Gloria Gordier
Ruth, Birks
Audrey Zink
Caro
Fliss
Glenevier Marke
Verna Gitchell
Eunice Larsen
Florence
Roberts
Eleanor Waldrip
PWA Inspector Transfer Reassigns Huron Paving Leader
A. E. Bennett, PWA inspector in Huron since April 25, supervised the 53 block street oiling project and paving. He is transferred to Sturgis to oversee sewer work and a Faith school project. Alvin L. Glassbrook will relieve Bennett in Huron and supervise paving, with headquarters in Brookings. Bennett will move to Mitchell for the weekend and then to Sturgis.
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A. E. Bennett
PWA
Huron
Sturgis
Faith
Alvin L. Glassbrook
Brookings
Bennett
Glassbrook
Tulare
Mitchell
Solicitors Told to Obtain Chamber Endorsement Certificates
Wene Denning secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce urged Huronians to secure identification certificates before soliciting. The secret solicitations committee will investigate and issue certificates to legitimate campaigns, with Chamber members receiving advising cards for solicitors lacking certificates.
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Wene Denning
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Pays $20 Fine For Shooting Pheasants
Harry Baum of 141 Iowa Avenue faced Municipal Judge C N Hall and pleaded guilty to shooting pheasants out of season. Baum received a $20 fine, his shotgun was confiscated, and he was arrested northwest of Huron Wednesday evening by deputy game warden Earl Wv Pellant after officers found two pheasants in his possession.
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Harry Baum
Iowa Avenue
C. N. Hall
Judge Hall
Baum
Huron
Earl Ww. Pellant
District Forestry Officers Meet Here
District forestry officers of the South Dakota Forest Service meet in the post office building to discuss land negotiations for failure. Attendees include Bruce Arinald and Maurice Morgan of Watertown, Walter Palmer and John Carroll Mitchell, Ivan Decker of Hecla, E K Ferrell and B O Wichmann of Brookings, and D E Leyson of De Smet.
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South Dakota Forest Service
U. S. Forestry Service
Post Office
Bruce Arinald
Maurice. Morgan
Watertown
Walter Palmer
John Carrol
Mitchell
Ivan Decker
Hecla
E. K Ferrell
B. O. Wichmann
Brookings
D. E. Leyson
de Smet
Forger Sentenced In Beadle County Jail Case
Clarence Cross of Huron received a 3 25 day sentence in Beadle County jail after pleading guilty yesterday to a third degree forgery charge. Cross has been held in the county jail about three weeks. Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher of Mailer imposed the sentence.
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Forger
Clarence Cross
Huron
Beadle
Cross
Frank R. Fisher
Mailer
Madison Recreation Meeting Draws Huronians Attendees
A Madison state recreation meeting attracts several Huronians including Loftus H Ward R G Fair Down Sears T H W Luby Margaret Finley Gertrude Feiger and Gene Denning as participants attend the event today.
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Madison
Loftus H Ward
R. G. Fair
Down Sears
T. H W. Luby
Margaret Finley
Gertrude Feiger
Gene Denning
International tensions loom as Japan blocks trade routes
In a continued report from Page One, Britain seeks to end the seven week Japanese blockade of the British and French concessions at Tientsin. The dispute centers on traffic disruption across a river and threatens wider travel restrictions in the international settlement. Chamberlain faces a confidence test as opposition warns of renewed appeasement if Parliament remains recessed. German air maneuvers end as Italian forces move toward potential frontier actions, while reports from Domei cite Soviet aircraft losses near Manchoukuo and Outer Mongolia.
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Tientsin
Chamberlain
Munich
Geoffrey Mander
Germany
Reich
Italy
Ma Dene
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Domei
Redfield Corn and Wheat Days Ends With Dance
In Redfield Aug 3 special report notes bans on bingo and roulette by State Attorney Beckman but the Corn and Wheat Days carnival thrives. A Redfield League beat Huron Schooner Beers 7 to 8 yesterday, with a Faulxton Redfield baseball game planned tonight. Schmidt City defeated Farm Union Kids 9 to 4 in softball, and corn and wheat exhibits judged this afternoon in the Issenbuth building before a final pavilion dance.
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Redfield
W. H. Beckman
B. Thomas
Main Street
Huron Schooner Beers
Faulxton
James ‘Valley League
Schmidt City Club
Farm Union
Issenbuth
Funeral Friday For Perry T Thompson
Perry T Thompson dies at his home south of Huron aged 70. Born Elgin Illinois May 30 1850 he married Edith Ann Mackie in 1872. Survived by eight of twelve children, including John R Pollock William A Edward J in Huron Milton P in Mason City and others. 13 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and sister Elizabeth C Thompson. Funeral at Kinyon Funeral home Friday at 10 30 am with Rev Alfred Trenetry of the Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Davis beside his wife.
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Bree
Huron
Mr. Thompson
Elgin
Edith Ann Mackie
Keokuk
Inn
Davis
S.C
Leader
Minn
Elizabeth C Thompson
Kinyon
Alfred Trenetry
The
Baptist Church
Deaily
Wele
Striking unionists clash as police move in Hamtramck
In Hamtramck a strike escalates when unionists clash with police, two men arrested after a truck scattered roofing tacks along the street. Patrols corner suspects at UAW-CIO HQ amid threats from a large crowd as 50 officers arrive. AFL rep Googe accuses CIO organizers of poaching AFL workers. Federal conciliator Dewey says settlement talks near.
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Hamtramck
Uaw-Cio
Nore
George Googe
AFL
General Motors
American Federation of Labor
Jthe Cio
New United Construction Workers Organizing Committee
James F. Dewey
Federal Labor
Coalition Struggles Mark Late Session Fallout
The Democratic split weakened leadership as Republicans pressed for unity while many Democrats left to join them. The administration faced defeats with the housing bill and a tighter deficiency appropriation cut. Roosevelt faced internal dissent with Garner pushing the Hatch bill and corporate tax changes.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Hatch
Harrison
Mississippi
Ronsevelt
John Sauer Injured In Automobile Mishap Near Pierre
John Sauer of Huron, a special representative for Standard Oil, was treated in a Pierre hospital after his car overturned on the highway northeast of the city. The Associated Press dispatch reported he was not seriously injured. Other hospital admissions included Ames Gross, Carpenter. Mrs MLA Myers, Huron. DeO Hofer, Wooley. Larson, Huron. Tis Voight, Huron. Fuehrer, Huron. Ruby Molander, Baroy. Patroce Bampaon.
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John Sauer
Huron
Standard Oil Company
Pierre
Associated Press
Ames Gross
Carpenter
Mla. Myers
Deo Hofer
Woleey
Oran
Ervie ‘Quiram
Patroce Bampaon
Flower Show Taking Shape In Byron Lions Club Event
Work on final arrangements for a Byron flower show sponsored by the Lions Club has begun. The two day event is set for August 17 and 18 with junior and senior division prizes. H H Hedblom chairs. Entries, judging details and prize list to be announced next week.
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Lions Club
H H. Hedblom
Byron
Hedblom
Huron
Per Jons
Funeral for Mrs Harris in Webster Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Rapid Harris who died yesterday will be held Friday at 2 in the American Lutheran Church Webster with Conrad Floren officiating. Burial will follow in the cemetery. The body remains in state tonight at Welter's Chapel.
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Rapid Harris
American Luther Church
Webster
Conrad Floren
Welter’s Chapel
Mrs James Winsell Of Miller Taken In Miller
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs Harriet Hershmann Winsell wife of James Winsell of Miller at the Methodist Church with Rev Albert Hartt officiating. Born in Pittsburgh in 1871 she came to Hand County and homesteaded in 1882 later living in North Dakota and Texas before returning to Hand County in 1903. She raised twelve children and survived by her husband seven sons three daughters three brothers two sisters and several grandchildren. Burial was in the G A R Cemetery at Miller.
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Keith
Kenneth Denham
George
Paul
Charles
California
Carl
James
Lessie
Hand County
Andrew
Lead
Anna May
Laura Cook
Miller
Clara Parsons
Custer
G. A. Ry
Melvin J. Young Taken Suddenly
Melvin J. Young died yesterday afternoon while being transported by ambulance from his home to a hospital. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at Waters Funeral Chapel with R. A. Trenerry officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Born July 23, 1889 in Portland Maine, he worked for Chicago and North Western Railway and was a member of the city band. Surviving he leaves his adopted daughter Dorothy 19, two brothers and four sisters including Albert Young Clinton Donald Young Mrs Florence Berlin e., Dorothy Davis and Mrs Doris Keith of Chicago and Mrs Lilian Cummings of Muscatine.
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Waters Funeral
R. A. Trenerry
Riverside Cemetery
Young
Porte Age
Maine
Chicago & North Western Railway
Tra Regal Chute
Dorothy
Ters
Albert Young
Clinton
Donald Young
Florence Berline
Jenkins
Dorothy Davis
Doris Keith
Chicago
Lilian. Cummings
Muscatine
Too Late To Classify Furniture Sale And Auctions
Classified fragments show furniture discounts at Fullerton's and Wood chairs, gliders, hammocks, porch swings, and sets. An auction on Saturday invites items including lamps and farm tools. notices request eggs and rides to town. Several rental, employment, and ride-sharing posts appear among misc ads and personal notes.
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Fullerton
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