Sioux City cattle and hog market results report
Market notes from Sioux City show receipts of 2200 cattle 106 calves and 2600 sheep. Cattle steady for fed yearlings with holer steadier for steers 9.00 to 9.50 for choice beeves hogs slow 5.60 to 5.85 packers at 5.65 for 160 240 lb butchers and lighter weights down 10 to 15 cents. Sheep headlined by weak fat lamb trade with natives above 8.50 and fat lambs around 3.25. Representative sales list beef steers and cows with prices.
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Bronx City
Sioux City
D. A.j
Swine Prices Continue Low At Armour Stock Yards
Hog prices were 10 to 20 cents lower with a top of 5.55 and receipts of 400. All classes of beef cattle were steady to strong. Lambs rose 10 to 15 cents with a top near 7.85 and a few choice lambs at 3.00.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Wheat Prices Move Higher in Chicago Markets
Wheat futures rose with Sept at 64 4, Dec at 64 percent and May up to 66 cents. Butter and eggs steady in New York and Sioux City markets. livestock and poultry prices varied slightly across several regional reports.
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Chicago
Act Banco
Markets At Glance From New York and Chicago
Markets show declines in stocks and industrials with bonds easing and utilities retreating. Cotton and coffee faces liquidation while Chicago wheat tops slightly and hogs fall. cattle stay steady with poultry prices listed and Mitchell butterfat and poultry quotes provided.
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New York
New
Hogs Near Five Year Lows as Market Dips in Chicago
Hogs fell 10 to 25 cents in uneven trading at Chicago with a top of 6.40 sparingly. Cattle sold slow but steady overall while lighter supply boosted light steers and yearlings. Spring lambs and yearlings showed active demand with prices firm to higher, native lambs quoted around 8.75 to 9.00 for top lots.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Movements From St Paul Market
St Paul market report August 10 shows cattle slaughter steers steady to 9.00. stockers and calves mixed. hogs uneven with top 6.00 on 200 240 lb. sheep 6 500 salable with Washington entries and high lambs 8.25 9.50, ewes 2.00 23.25. Prices reflect steady cattle, mixed hogs, and firm lamb demand.
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St, Paul
ST. Paul
S&s
European Reports Drag Stocks Down in Turbulent Session
Fresh fears of another European crisis weigh on markets in New York with losses of about 2 to 3 points. Traders cut commitments amid worries over a possible Nazi coup centered on Danzig while home hopes stay fragile but present. Rails hold up, oils retreat as midwest crude price falls, bonds dip with stocks.
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New York
Danzig
Agriculture Department Forecasts 1939 Corn and Wheat Crops
The Agriculture Department forecasts the 1939 corn crop at 2,450,928,000 bushels and wheat at 742,432,000 bushels based on condition on August 1. Last year’s corn was 2,542,235,000 and the 1928-37 average was 2,309,674,000. wheat last year was 930,801,000 with a 752,952,000 average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Italy Orders UP Office Closed
Rome reports Mussolini ordered the United Press Rome bureau closed and chief H. R. Exkins to leave Italy within 24 hours amid claims Mussolini is ill A dispatch airmailed from London prompted the action and the embassy noted interest while the office faces closure and inability to transmit news.
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Rome
United Press
H. R. Exkins
Italy
Mussolini
Ekins
London
England
Iitself
Vacation Bible School Planned
The Methodist Church announces a Vacation Bible School from August 14 to 18, daily 1 to 5 p.m., led by Mrs. J. W. Proper with assistants Betty Strong and the Rev. Mr. Proper. A Sunday program is set for August 20 at 10 a.m. A church Friday program for parents and families follows, 5 p.m. in the church. Admitted list includes Mrs. C. Lien, Mrs. William Eilers, Ladena Slugstad, Mrs. Ira Gilbert, Nova Walter, and Melvin Kogel.
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Methodist Church
J. W. Proper
Betty Strong
C. Lien
Huron
William Eilers
Ladena Slugstad
Hitchcock
Ira Gilbert
Nova Walter
Cavourle
Melvin Kogel
Woonsocket
Historic industry company stock listing compilation
A dense OCR style listing of numerous companies and percentages, including Amoco, AT&T, General Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Sears, Shell, Union Carbide, Warner Pictures, and many others. The fragment appears as a market or industrial equities table with varied percentages and dollar figures, lacking a narrative context.
Howes Attends Ottawa Parley
First Assistant Postmaster General W. W. Howes of Huron South Dakota returns from Ottawa Canada after representing the Post Office Department at the first conference between the United States and Canada on promoting air transportation. Delegates from the State Department and Civil Aeronautics Authority also attended. The talks aim to lay out new routes linking with U S air lines to boost Canadian and American air traffic and feeder routes benefiting U S airlines in the north. A dinner for delegates was hosted by American minister Daniel C. Roper.
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Washington
Aus
W. W. Howes
Huron
S. D
Ottawa
Can
Post Office Department
Canada
United States
American Airlines
North
Howes
State Department
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Daniel C. Roper
Mr. Howes
Pan-American Airways
Air Tink
Central
South America
Margaret L Rex Wins Blondie Coloring Contest
Margaret L Rex wins the Blondie coloring contest and a prize ticket to the Huron Theatre. Other winners include Donald Nelson Reva Mae Tschetter Sophie Maras Phoebe Tschetter Kathryn June McGrath Shirley Cranston Jeanette Waddell and Charlotte Vega. Winners may collect tickets at the Huron Theatre box office on show day.
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Blondie” Page
Margaret L. Rex
Huron Theatre
Donald Nelson
Reva Mae Tschetter
Sophie Maras
Phoebe Tschetter
Kathryn June McGrath
Shirley Cranston
Jeanette Waddell
Charlotte
Eis Vega
Eiuron
Huronite
Grant Divorce To Theresa E. Sutter
Theresa E. Sutter of Sioux Falls granted divorce from Lewis F. Sutter of Huron on desertion. T. R. Johnson represented plaintiff and Max Royhn defendant. Sutter's maiden name Theresa E. Anderson restored. alimony set at $15 per month.
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Theresa E. Sutter
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock
Lewis F. Sutter
Huron
T. R. Johnson
Max Royhn
Mrs. Sutter
Theresa E. Anderson
Danzig Crisis Figures In High Tension Worldwide
Reports from Europe describe Yugoslavia seeking sovereignty while Britain and France pledge support. Danzig's Nazi commander Albert Forster prepares a speech as tensions rise between Poland and Germany. Britain and France press for renewed talks with Japan, with U S and French involvement in Tokyo. Japan demands quick resumption of talks, while Americans in Chinese theaters face detentions and anti American demonstrations. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano heads to Salzburg to deter actions that could trigger war. In England a man dies in a shelter accident amid wartime precautions.
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Slavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Britain
France
Danzig
Free City of
Albert Forster
Berchtesgaden
Leningrad
Moscow
United States
Tokyo
Japan
China
Tientsin
Chungking
Two Youths Face Hearing for Haystack Fire Near City
Two minor youths arrested after allegedly starting a blaze that burned a haystack on the R. W. Clarke farm about two miles northeast of the city. James G. Venables helped watch the area until rain cooled the embers. The farm is owned by Ernest Venables.
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R. W. Clarke
R. M Russell
James G. Venables
Ernest, Venables
Girl's Complaint Triggers Arrests in Cabin Hold Case
Sioux Falls August 10 Two men from Norfolk Nebraska were jailed for investigation after being arrested at a municipal camp on a 15 year old Britton girl s complaint that she was held in a cabin against her will The girl escaped and notified others near a trailer The suspects Julian P Dixon 26 and J G Williams had a car with Virginia Hermie plates They allegedly planned a Florida trip via Havena North Dakota with another girl The men claimed prior Florida chain gang terms per police Detective Maurice Nelson
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Sioux Falls
Norfolk
Britton
S. D
Julian P. Dixon
J. G. Williams
Virginia Hernie
Wien
Maurice Nelson
Dixon
Marning
Williams
Florida
Havena
Briton
South
Palice
North Dakota
Willliams
Nelson
Rain brings crop relief and warns on grasshopper damage
Rains of up to three inches across southeastern areas halt corn deterioration and boost pasture and feed outlook. Moisture adds strength to late feed crops, with 1.32 to 2.40 inches reported in several towns. Lightning caused barn fires and damaged wires, while West River regions report generally good water supplies.
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Page Gne
Yankton
Lesterelle
Brookings
Ivan Jones
Jones
Hols
Nsouthwest
Central-Westsern
West River
Tabor
Adolph Sedlacek
Paul Neui
Avon
Colt
Marvin Strub
Tyndall
Wagner
Utica
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Watertown
Lemmon
Mitchell
Howard
Marion
Platte
Geddes
Black
Earl of Rosslyn Dies After Gambling Losses
The Earl of Rosslyn aged 70 a society leader actor and soldier died today in London He had said he lost 1 1000 000 before he quit gambling leaving a noted mark on society and the stage through a turbulent life and public misfortune.
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Rosslyn
London
Earl of Rosslyn
Pepper accuses GOP of spying at Young Democrats convention
Senator Claude Pepper charged that Republicans and turncoat Democrats sent spies to disrupt the Young Democrats convention in Pittsburgh. He spoke as John J. O'Connor of New York disputed Roosevelt Administration opposition and Harry Shank accused others of paying for New York and Wind delegations.
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Pittsburgh
Aus
Claude Pepper
Florida
Amere Ita
Popper
John J O'Connor
New York
Rossavelt
O'Connor
Pitt Tysen Maner
Vicumt
Herbert Hoover
Harry Shank
Ohio
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Leche Named Leaves Public Places Amid Corruption Probes
Louisiana headlines report former Gov. Richard W. Leche under federal indictment tied to oil operations as names fade from state properties. In Ouachita Parish Monroe jurors indict Dr. Harvey Die Jon, ex Louisiana Institute superintendent, for embezzling school property valued at $1,140.75.
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Baton Rouge
Louisians
Richard W. Leche
Svas
Jane Hue
Lory
Owachita Parish
Jary
Monroe
Harvey Die Jon
Louisiana
Actors Vote Sparks AFL Council Debate Over Union Jurisdiction
Broadway stars including Tallulah Bankhead Fredric March and Melvyn Douglas join a protest against extending the AYA TSE jurisdiction. The AFL council faces a decision after a New York arrival and a planned Friday ruling in a contentious labor dispute.
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A. FL
Stagehandy
Morgan
Hollywong
Edward Arnold
Binnie Barnes
Jean Muir
Wayne Mortis
Mischa Auer
Menry Hull
Lucille Gleason
Larry Steers
Newoork
Decisioen
Talleish Bankhead
Fredric March
Pesty Wood
Green
AFL
Campaign Raises Record 1.329 Million for Infantile Paralysis
President Roosevelt was informed that the 1939 fundraising campaign for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has netted a record 1,329,100 dollars, beating the 1938 total of 1,036,000 dollars.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
National Foundation For
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