Armour Market Steady as Slaughter Prices Rise Slightly
Armour stock yards at Huron report a steady to firm market with hogs higher by five cents. Receipts total moderate as cattle calves and sheep hold steady. Prices shown include top cattle at 70 and various calf and hog ranges across weight classes, with Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets noted for steady to higher trends.
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Sioux City
S.D.A
Chicago
Carle
Wheat Futures Rally As Corn Soars And Hog Prices Rise
Wheat futures rallied to new highs in Minneapolis trading driven by corn strength and silver money news. September and May contracts gained two cents, while oats and rye rose. cash wheat demand remained robust and winter wheat steady.
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Silver
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Poultry and Dairy Markets From Sioux Falls and Sioux City
Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets report poultry prices with hens and leghorns listed by weight, springs, roosters, and chick categories. Butter and butterfat prices are given, with egg prices per dozen and case lots noted, reflecting regional dairy and poultry trading in late summer.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falk
Sioux Falls
Chicago Produce and Poultry Market Snapshot
Chicago reports butter and eggs firm with higher prices and mixed production. Hens weaken while overall poultry stays steady. Government reports and late weekly figures signal decreased fresh production and lower storage, with regional prices for butter, eggs, potatoes, and flour noted across Chicago New York and Minneapolis markets.
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Tove
Parthes
New York
Air express aids new airmail line through Huron
Airport notes report five shipments into the city last week totaling 25 pounds. One package of 1 pound from Washington for the Rapid City Chamber of Commerce was sent on by train after arrival. D Urquhart & Sons received a package from Sioux Falls. Some newsreels shipped to Buron by air express. Express officials say air express is popular between eastern points and Huron and Black Hills towns Lead Deadwood Rapid City. Camden Rayburn of Northwestern Public Service went to Bismarck on the mail plane this morning. Four pounds of mail went on the norther plane today. The total mail poundage for north and southbound planes yesterday was 13.
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Air Express
Huron
Washington
Rapid City
Loch Ness Monster Credited By Sir Edward Mountain
London reports Sir Edward Mountain asserts Loch Ness harbors an unidentifiable monster. Twenty watchers observed for three months noting a small head two or three humps and swift movement creating a big wash. They plan another week of lookout for photographs.
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North Side Juniors Clash With East Side Nine Tonight
North Side Juniors seek to protect their second half league lead by facing the East Side nine on the East Side diamond at 6 30 p m. A win would solidify their favorite status for the second half title while the East Siders aim to seize first place with victory. The North Side squad defeated West Siders earlier in the week to hold the lead.
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Mae West Plans Censorproof Film at Hollywood Studio
Mae West announces she will write a censorproof scenario for her next film, aiming for a modern approach after her latest picture The Belle of the Nineties was approved by the Hays board. The studio disclosed the plan amid August discussions, noting changes in title and content to satisfy censors.
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Mart Rallies In Last Hour In New York Stocks Rally
New York stocks rallied in the late trading session with heavy buying lifting the market. U S Smelting rose about 5 points and gains of 1 to 2 or more were posted by Cerro de Pasco Howe Sound American Telephone U S Steel Santa Fe Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck among others while transfers neared 1300 000 shares as closing quotations show widespread advances across many issues.
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Aug
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Boice Killed Defending Woman in Watertown Brawl
Claude Boice died defending Mrs Ness during a drunken fight at South Shore Monday night. A coroner's jury ruled brain hemorrhage from blows by William Overland caused his death. Overland faces first degree manslaughter charge, with arraignment expected Friday morning.
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William Overland
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H. Reilly
Lloyd Peterson
Two Sentenced For Liquor Violations
Ferrell Culver and Albert L. Johnson pleaded guilty to liquor charges before Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor in Huron. Culver’s 30 day jail sentence and a 256 dollar fine were suspended pending the March term at Howard 1935, while Johnson received 45 days in jail and a 200 dollar fine suspended until March term. State’s Attorney Meldhaus and Sheriff Grasser brought them to Huron.
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Albert L. Johnson
Miner County
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Gordon Feldhaus
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Howard
Johnson
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Meldhaus
WN. C. Grasser
Archduke Otto Tours Scandinavia Under Alias in Europe
Archduke Otto, claimant to the Austrian throne, arrived in Copenhagen with two secretaries. He plans an automobile tour of Sweden and Norway, traveling under the alias Count Polavesing. The alert notes his European itinerary and cautious public presence.
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Polavesing
Link Movie Folk With Communism
Los Angeles hears a congressional probe into communist and silver shirt activity in Southern California. Police Captain William Hynes says several prominent motion picture stars and directors support an asserted communist movement here. He notes fundraising from industry figures and says inquiries will involve their financial support.
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William Hynes
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NRA approves Blue Code number 50 for industry
Washington announces formal approval of Blue Code number 50 to guide industry handling land refining fish products. Plans aim to reduce code numbers to about 200 via merging and consolidating, part of NRA reorganization for code enforcement after end of code making. Also notes Barradsburg Kentucky celebrates early white settlement anniversary.
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Hugh
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Death of Taunton Matriarch Mrs. Josephine Grosvenor
Dr L N Grosvenor learns of his mother Mrs Josephine Grosvenor of Taunton Massachusetts death occurred Wednesday at 4 am at age 85 She survived by her son Dr Wallace F Grosvenor of Chicago and daughter Lacy Grosveno of Taunton Funeral services set for the Congregational church in Taunton Friday afternoon
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Prizes Awarded for Huron Playground Toy Parade Winners
Prizes given to parade winners announced today for last night’s toy vehicle parade staged by children at Huron playgrounds. Arlene Minske won best costume taking a mouth organ. Donald Mullaney and Robert Van Dyke shared funniest vehicle prizes a booster of hair ads. Gordon Wold won best decorated receiving two books. Gordon Hindenagel and Carroll Ray received a flashlight. Billy Johns and Raymond Hyde earned 75 cents worth of merchandise.
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Carroll Ray
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Feud in New Orleans escalates at registration office
National guardsmen seized a registration form from Miss Airene Bergeron a school teacher amid a tense standoff outside the militia registration office in New Orleans. Magistrate RJ Gregory said the card was state property and could not be removed. He noted the incident reflected the broader clash between Huey P. Long allies and Mayor T Semmes Walmsley as guards deploy to control the political battle.
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75 Relief Men Return To Work At Sioux Falls Quarry
About 75 relief workers returned to jobs at a Sioux Falls stone quarry amid deputy sheriffs guarding against interference. Roughly 20 strikers gathered on the quarry rim, some using abusive language but no violence. Strikers waved an American flag and threatened more projects if more workers appear Friday. Gov Berry declined to visit, saying action would be taken in Pierre. Paige J Harlin of the federal emergency relief administration met with county officials and may speak with strike leaders. A Wednesday rally at Library Park drew many strikers and families denouncing county commissioners over wage and hour demands.
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Paige J. Harlin
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Huron Tops State Cool Readings As Weather Holds Steady
A Sioux Falls area forecast notes few changes in temperature with Huron at 61 degrees at 7am. Aberdeen 55, Watertown reports heavy rain of 2 inches, Sioux Falls 12, Yankton 3, Miller 3.4, Mitchell 1.0. Huron had a trace with nearby light showers, partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Meteorologist M R Hovde says light showers possible.
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Boutelle Hits at Governor and Martial Law Claim
Bourelle accused Governor Olson of overstepping authority by mandating mediation conditions that threaten air traffic and business. He said civil officers cannot suspend due process and denounced martial law as arbitrary, asserting it destroys lawful rights and leads to huge employer losses.
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