Market News Steady tone carries through week
Market closes at 4:00 p m daily except Saturday 1:00 p m Armour Stock Yards Huron Aug 6 steady markets begin week with receipts light cattle and hogs mixed bids. Sioux City and Chicago livestock reports show slow to steady feed prices, some gains in fed steers and yearlings, hogs uneven with prices slipping in spots, and sheep mixed with natives steady to lower.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux City
Sioum
City
USDA
Aug
D.A
Cade
Proce Fay
Prices Steady as Hog Market Cools in Chicago Trade
Hog receipts trimmed enough to steady the market with near yesterday’s average. Packers bid strong for top steers and yearlings, but feed cattle and medium grades weaker. Lambs weak to 25 cents lower. bulk of slaughter classes steady elsewhere amid slow feeder cattle demand and mixed government activity. South St Paul reports slower cattle trade with steady hogs and varied calf demand. overall wholesale meat prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Idahos
South St Paul
South St: Paul
Ube
Lins
Produce Markets Huron and Sioux Falls Reports
Sioux Falls and nearby markets show varied poultry and butter prices with heavy breed hens and leghorn classifications listed. Chicago trade notes butter eggs and poultry markets with price trends and futures context.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Siouk' City
Mitchell
IBM
Watertown
Jeghorn Springs
Chicago potato futures and steady prices amid mixed regional notes
Chicago Aug 6 reports futures for potatoes steady with some regions showing firmness. Western shipments firm, California white rose slightly weaker. Prices vary by grade and region with No. 1 and No. 2 cobblers listed for multiple states, including Idaho, Oregon, New Jersey, Missouri and Maryland.
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Chicago
S.A
California
Othi Wadys
Idaho
Oregon Bliss Triumphs
New Jersey Cobblers
Missouri Cobblers
Maryland Cobblers US
Strong Cash Prices Boost Wheat and Grains
Minneapolis report notes strong cash grain prices and light price pressure lifting wheat futures. September wheat up 1 2 3, Dec higher, May firmer. flax futures close stronger on commission buying. Oats and rye mixed, barley and flax in good demand with winter wheat scarce.
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Minneapolis
Dix
Montana
LWA
Herley
Ley
Life at Oxford and Rhodes Scholar Harold Lumb
Harold Lefty Lumb described three years at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar and Oxford student. He outlined the origin and purpose of the Rhodes foundation, depicted a typical day, and recalled English customs. Lumb discussed politics, youth camps in Germany, and his athletics role, including rowing, while planning a move to Cleveland in early September.
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Lis
Rhodes
Oxford
Harold
Germany
Ie Lannh
England
Lamb
Bacon
Cleveland Yw
Secret Service Officers Demoted in Scandal Shakeup
Washington announces two Secret Service officers demoted after internal inquiry. Grady Boatwright and Joseph E. Murphy moved down one grade from St Paul bureau leadership amid probe into unauthorized examinations of Justice Department matters and the shooting death of gangster Dil Unger. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau condemns the act and promises corrective steps.
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Washington
Aug
Secret Service
Morgenthau
Federal Bureau, of Investigation
Caner
Joseph E. Murphy
Grady
Boatwright
St. Paul
Treasury
Cummings
T‘o% Department
W.hi Moran
Secret
Service
Ial
Justice Department
Renarts
Gulley Stands Firm in Detroit Kidnaping Trial
Frederick A. Gulley, accused in the Black Legion kidnapping case, maintained his denial under cross examination as prosecutors and defense teams rest their cases in the six-man trial. Gulley previously testified he had described the alleged flogging of steelworker Robert Penland, with questions focusing on his earlier statements and potential immunity.
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Detroit
Frederick A. Gulley
Black Legion
Gulley
Robert Penland
Duncan €. McCrea
McCrea
Irmanity
Days of ’76 Celebration Returns to Deadwood Stage
Deadwood opens its 13th Days of ’76 festival with a transportation parade and extensive downtown decorations. The celebration marks the 80th anniversary of gold discovery in Deadwood Gulch with mining displays, rodeos, staged Indian encounters, and nightly performances featuring Jack McCall and the Wild Bill Hickok tale. Local bands, troops, and Sioux encampments add color to a multi day program in Deadwood.
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Ity Arma
Deadwood Gulch
Gettier
Jack McCall
Bill” Hicker
Belle Fourche
Deadwood City
Deadwood School
Cavairy
Ft. Mesde
Fourth Cavalry
W.¥. Jennings
Calertat
Trade Winds Fan Market Enthusiasm
New York stock market enthusiasm returns as buyers push selected issues higher. Brisk bidding for favorites fails to fully sustain gains while Wall Street closes firm with roughly 1,200,000 shares traded across many names including Armour, Chrysler, Anaconda, and U S Steel.
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New York
Dharey
Wall Street
Saling Leads Javelin Win and Close Hurdle Finishes
The German standout Relbhardt Stoecke threw 71.84 meters to win the javelin as Mati Jarvinen of Finland trailed at 69.18. American Terry of Brady, Texas, qualified for the final and placed sixth in the event. In the women's 18 meter hurdles, Trebisonda Yalla and Steur of Germany plus Betty Taylor of Canada clocked a swift finish near 17 seconds. At hospitals, lists of patients include Gale Small Frankfort Michigan and Charles Evans De Smet, with other names noted.
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Rerbhardt
Stoecke
Germany
Mati Jarvinen
Finland
Thirst
Aston Terry
Brady
Tex
Lee Bartlett
Union City
Mich
Earth
Malcolm Metcalf
Los Angeles
Hurdies
Trebisonda Yalla
Tely
Anny. Steur
Betty Taylor
Canada
Ghd Claudig
Testoni
Italy
Attorneys Assemble for Bar Convention in Sioux Falls
South Dakota attorneys gathered for the annual State Bar Association convention in Sioux Falls. William L. Ransom of New York, president of the American Bar Association, spoke on Next steps in the work in the organized bar. U S Senator Edward R B Burke of Nebraska and Judge B K Rudolph of the South Dakota Supreme Court were among Friday’s speakers as officers were to be elected and business sessions held.
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Sioux
Falls
Aus
South Dakota
State, Bar, Association
William’ L. Ransom
New York
American, Bar Association
Niin
U. S
Keefe
Pierre
Homesick Pugs Arrive in U S After Berlin Quartet
New York August 6 1 for Church of Bawen N Y and Howell King Detroit negro were dismissed from the United States boxing Olympic squad in Berlin and sent home aboard the S S Manhattan. They say they were never told the exact reason for their dismissal and claim they were homesick not homesick. They express mystification and say the Olympic committee has not heard the last of this.
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Church of Bawen
N. Y
Howell -King
Detroit
Berlin
S. S. Manhattan
Olympic
Church
Fred Caserro
Wwe
Reorganizing Spanish leftist army nears Tolosa
Reports from Hendaye say rebel forces encircled Tolosa as they push toward Oviedo with five generals killed. The U S government urged Spain to protect American property and indemnify damages, while France and others consider non intervention with conditions.
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Emilio Mole
Hendaye
France
Tha T
Tolosa
Oviedo
Russia
Italy
Spain
Fluore
Belgum
Great Britain
Iuly
Beadle County Prepares Soil Conservation and Relief Plan
Beadle County commissioners approved a broad soil erosion and relief program at the August session. Aimed at protecting farm land, the plan assigns county officers to coordinate with local groups, restricts certain activities, and seeks state governor support for conservation efforts. The board also planned budget adjustments to cover relief needs caused by severe weather and crop losses, and endorsed a Stony Runam South project creating jobs for unemployed farmers.
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Campaig Co
Commiss Iday
D. Ellison
Courdin
Rome
Conmit
Muntao
L. Ladd
M. E. Stevens
J.B. Wes
Oviatt
Lusi
Stevens
Beadle
Stony Rundam
Hurona
Extradition Sought for Escapee Ed win Marshall
Governor Berry signed requisition papers for Ed win Marshall a Minnehaha County jail inmate who escaped from Yakima Washington July 9 1936 while serving time for grand larceny authorities seek extradition to return him to Minnehaha County where he is held.
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Berry
Edwin Marshall
Yakima
Wash
Marshall
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