Market News Swine Prices Rise Amid Thursday Upturn
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports continued upturn with hog prices up a dime to a top around 11.10. Cattle, calves, and sheep steady. receipts about 500. Sioux City and Chicago markets show mixed gains, with hogs 10 to 25 cents higher and cattle and sheep steady to firm as slaughter and storage figures shift.
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Carly
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Choice
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Sioux Palls
Acaens
B.C
Chicago
Corm Belt
Sendy
Washington Rangers
Idahos
Texas
U.3
South St. Paul Livestock Market Auction Report
South St Paul Aug. 13 cattle sale steady with opening bids around 7.50 for better grade feeders and yearlings, 3100 head around. Cattle around steady with improved demand for heifers and yearlings in the week.
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South St. Paul
Ted Wletrs
Chicago Potatoes and New York Produce Notes
Chicago and New York produce reports show mixed potato markets with Bliss triumphs in western varieties and varied US No 1 and No 2 pricing across regions from California to Utah. Poultry and eggs list steady live weights and prices with regional differences in hens, fryers, turkeys, ducks, and geese. figures reflect August market activity in Chicago and New York.
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Ian Whitg
Com
Bliss
Western
California
White Rose
New Jersey
Cobblers US
Maryland Cobblers
Jésha Bliss
Idaho Risset Burbanks
Oregon
Utah
Utah Bling: Triumphs US
Washington
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Wheat futures end strong as trade dwindled
MINNEAPOLIS Aug 13 Wheat futures closed higher as Winnipeg strength checked bear pressure. September wheat at 1.30, Dee at 1.2554, May at 1.22. Flax futures firmed with Sept at 1914 and Dec at 2034. Coarse grains firm to strong. oats and flax demand slow. rye and barley mostly steady. Cash wheat improving. durum slow. corn strong. oats, flax demand slow. rye slower.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Commission House
Minneapoliy
Olawa
Montana
May Lift Limits On Corn Wheat In Kansas Drought Talks
Washington reports ongoing discussions on expanding corn and wheat acreage next year due to drought damage. AAA administrator Tolley and JDB Hutson led talks with producers to gauge wishes. Wheat expansion was decided, soil conservation plans reviewed, and some officials said crop insurance and a potential normal granary may reduce shortages. Meanwhile drought status remained variable with more counties added to emergency lists in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Howard R. Tolley
AAA Ad
J. DB. Hutson
AAA
Federal Soil Conservation Paymenta
Wallace
Chicago
Congress
Pitt
Kansas
Nebraska
Markets Report From Huron and Midwest Produce News
Markets from Huron and Sioux Falls to Chicago and Minneapolis feature poultry prices, butterfat quotes, and grain bids. The dispatch lists heavy hens, leghorn strains, and broilers with hundreds of weight categories, plus Chicago butter and egg storage data and Minneapolis wheat and flour quotes.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux
Chicago
United States
Aince
Eias
Rotary Club Plans Prize Ties for City Tennis Doubles
Huron Rotary Club members will sponsor and officiate the boys and girls doubles finals at the city tennis tournament Friday at Winter Park. Prizes and medals will be awarded, with winners advancing to the state tourney in Aberdeen next weekend, all travel expenses paid by Rotary. Matches begin at 6 p.m., with boys and girls singles played separately tomorrow.
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Huron Rotary Club
Aberdeen
Rotary Club
Winter Park
Easrlier
Ravine Park
Lions City
Fires Gaining In Minnesota
Fires spread across northern Minnesota as 25,000 weary workers fought growing blazes. International Falls crews joined 1,000 firefighters near Kabctogima Lake, with 6,000 acres burned and 8,000 feet of hose sent to Grand Portage. An erupting crest fire scorched 6,000 virgin acres, CCC reinforcements arriving as smoke drifted toward the Twin Cities and forestry crews battled ongoing outbreaks.
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International Falls
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Kabctogima Lake
Tor Leke Gre
Grand Portage
Minnesota
CCC
Northwoods
Twin Cities
Benson to Attend Sessions in East
Mr and Mrs Benson departed for Boston where Benson will attend the conference of commissioners in uniform state laws. The Ha irom attorney will attend with 85 commissioners from South Dakota. The session runs August 17 to 24. Afterward Benson will attend the American Bar Association meeting as a member of the general council from South Dakota. They will then visit Maine and the Saquenay River region in Canada.
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East
Lewis Benson
Boston
South Dakota
American Bar Association
Maine
Saquenay River
Canady
Markey Details Special Course for Prosecutors
State's Attorney Harold Markey spoke to Wiwanian attendees on Thursday about a special course for prosecuting attorneys. He noted he recently completed the program at Northwestern University in Evanston, highlighting its aims and benefits for local legal work.
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Markey
Harold
Northwestern University
Evanston
Weather report highlights heavy rain across eastern South Dakota
JOHN HOFER reports Brookings district received up to 7.77 inches of moisture by 7 am while eastern borders including Dell Rapids and Garretson saw heavier rainfall. Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell Yankton and Pierre logged varying totals with scattered showers lingering. Severe events included a lightning strike that damaged two horses and a schoolhouse in Silats.
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Brookings
Essérn
Dell Rapids
Garretson
Doorning
Sioux’ Falls
Watertown
Mitchell
Yankton
Pierre A Trace
Lightong
Silats
William Clemens Dies Here Today
William J. Clemens aged 56 died this morning at his home 107 Sixth Street Southwest after a short illness. He leaves a widow and seven children Albert B D in Pensacola Ciliford E Robbinsdale Minn William A and Melbert E and Velma his daughter of Huron. Four brothers and one sister also survive Chris of Cuba City Win Albert of Rochester Minn Roll of California Elmer of Boulder Cole and Mrs Battie Ingram of Denver. No undertaker arrangements had been made today.
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William J. Clemens
Sixth Street
Albert BD
U.S. Pensacola
Ciliford E
Robbinsdale
Minn
William
Melbert E
Velma
Art
Huron
Chris
Cuba City
Win
Albert
Rochester
Minn+ Roll
California
Elmer
Battie Ingram
Denver
Townsend to speak at Townsend convention Saturday
Controversy over whether Dr Francis Townsend should address the national union for social justice convention was settled when Coughlin announced Townsend would speak to delegates Saturday. Townsend’s presence drew opposition from Walter Custis, convention marshal, who warned against turning the event into an open forum.
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Roosevelt
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Social Tus
Death Toll Four After Explosion in Lincoln Neb
Lincoln Neb Aug 3 The death toll rose to four from the Grainger Brothers wholesale grocery blast in downtown Lincoln yesterday noon. The deceased are Fred Brows 28 Wesley Gillespie 42 James Morse 55 and John Imhins 44 all Lincoln or Omaha residents. Two others Harry Kinger president of the company and i Klowan an employee remained in critical condition. Fire crews investigated a basement ignition believed started by a lighted match during repairs to a refrigerator system. Property damage estimate not available.
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John Johns
Lincoln
Grainger Brothers Wholesale ‘Grocery Company
Fred Brows
Wesley Gillespie
James Morse
Omaha
John Inhins
Linesta
Sem
Harry Kinger
I Klowan
Whiih
S D Pays 29275 In Liquor Taxes
Washington reports South Dakotans paid 2275 in wage taxes for liquor dealers. The Bureau lists 23 wholesale liquor firms paying 200, 325 retailers paying 25, and 132 retailers of med kin liquor paying 23 each. It notes 31 dealers in uncolored margarine paying 6 retail tax, and narcotics dealers paid 12 each.
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Washington
South Dakstans
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Virgil man held on peace charge in municipal court
William Weikum of Virgil pleaded not guilty in municipal court to threatening his wife. Judge Crawford set bond at 300 dollars, serving as appearance and peace bond. Hearing scheduled for Saturday at 10 am after Mrs Catherine Welkum notified authorities. Also listed are multiple hospital patients and local residents receiving minor surgical care or noted for various illnesses.
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Wiliam Weikum
Dueged LR
Crawford
Weikum
Joe Reilly
Welkum
Catherine Wel‘kurh
Ice Cream Social Planned by Alpena Lutheran Ladies Aid
Alpena August 13 Special reports the Lutheran Ladies Aid plans an ice cream sale at Munson Hill to benefit the church. Readable fragments indicate community fundraising and local event details.
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Iake
Munson
Badlands Area Near Recognition For Monument Status
Washington August 13 the National Park Service said completion of a four state road project has advanced the Badlands Nation monument in South Dakota toward federal recognition. Congress authorized the monument and state action to fit boundaries. The program, after grazing act amendments, may widen the area up to 250000 acres. The designation now hinges on final administrative steps and presidential submission.
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South Dakota
Congress
Lea
Seth Daksta
Ontu S. D
Hi SA Thivon
Residietion
Hild Jit
Pois Heyy
Jury To Receive Peonage Report Cummins Says Evidence Shows Possible Violation of Federal Statute
Attorney General Cummins to send to a Little Rock grand jury a report by Samuel Whitaker citing conflicting evidence of possible peonage statute violations by southern planters. No federal crime found. case involves Willie Sue Blagden and Rev Claude Williams in north Arkansas last June 15.
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Lite
Rock
Ark
Grand
Samuel E. Whitaker
Whitaker
Cumminns Vadded
Willie Sue Blagden
Supreme Court
Lumb Delivers Rotary Talk as Generations Attend
Harold C. Lumb, Rhodes scholar from Oxford, spoke at the Huron Rotary Club luncheon. The meeting featured three generations of Churchills with Irwin A. Churchill and his son William S. Churchill hosting guest William W. Churchill of Rochester, Ming. News items include piano ads and a job request section.
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Lawrence Johnston
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Badlands
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