Market News from Armour Stock Yards Huron Aug 14
Weak cattle and sheep markets with calves steady. Hog receipts at Armour were about 100 with butchers up to 3.85 top. Chicago reports steady to higher on hogs with demand from shippers and packers. Cattle and sheep prices varied across grades, with calves and hogs showing mixed moves and early week activity noted in Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Toppy Rangers
Ewes
Uber
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
D. A
Futures Prices Close Unchanged in Minneapolis Grain Market
Grain futures ended unchanged at pegged levels in Minneapolis trading on August 14. Wheat and corn showed slow activity, barley rose on cash demand, and flax was steady while oats and rye remained dull. Carlot ranges highlighted no major price shifts amid weak cash wheat and mixed报价s.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Anala
Sioux City and Chicago Market Reports Share Fresh Produce Data
A compilation from Sioux City and Chicago markets dated August 14 shows live poultry prices with heavy hens and leghorn varieties, eggs at No. 1 and No. 2 levels, and dairy butter trends. Chicago notes weak butter and eggs with general steadiness in poultry, while New York observes slight butter weakness and varied egg grades. Nearby notes list bids for hides, wool, tallow, and cured furs.
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Sioux City
New York
Sioux Falls
New York and Chicago Poultry Prices Reported Monday
The itemized market notes list New York Chicago Sioux Falls and Minneapolis production prices for fresh and frozen poultry eggs butter and potatoes. Details cover live poultry freight and express rates for chickens fowls turkeys ducks and roosters with per unit prices and futures quotes. Additional figures show egg futures refrigerator standards and flour prices in Minneapolis.
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New York
Uw—K
Stocks Gain After Early Losses In Dull Trading
New York stocks opened with small losses and drifted. Gold mining and alcohol shares steadied while others slipped fractions to more than a point. Homestake Mining rose over 15 points at one stage as major names like DuPont U S Steel Case National Distillers Western Union Westinghouse and Bethlehem Steel showed losses. About 1,156,000 shares changed hands in transfers with closing quotations listing AB and Am Int’l 10 Am Loco 2 Aer Am Sug pA T and T 86k among others.
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New York
DuPont
U. S. Steel
Case
National ‘Distilers
Western Union
Westinghouse
Bethlehem Steel
Rev Israel's Father Dies at 78 in Manilla Iowa
The Rev. Israel learns his father Fred Israel, 78, died in Manilla Iowa. He lived in Yale for ten years before moving to Iowa in 1951. Funeral services will be held in Manilla with burial in Chicago. The Rev Israel will attend his father's funeral today. He was honored last night on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ministry at the Yale church where he has preached twelve and a half years. The anniversary was led by Rev BEF W Leyhe of Wolsey and a luncheon followed in his honor.
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Israel
Willian J. Israeli
Yale
Fred Israel
Manilla
Iowa
Chicago
Evangelical Lutheran Church
BE. F. W. Leyhe
Wolsey
Mr. Israel
Rockham
Milbank
Big Tom
Legion meet draws thousand with committee chiefs named
A Legion convention program lists chairmen from several towns for committees including Roy Barnes White Lake and C H Lockhart Watertown with Leo Temmey of Huron heading the Americanization group. After a joint morning session a 2 p.m meeting of all committee chairs precedes a banquet and boxing show. The Auxiliary plans district caucuses and social events.
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Roy Barnes
White Lake
C. H. Lockhart
Watertown
Dick Donahue
Sioux Falls
J.H. Shanard
Bridge
Cliff Coffey
Madisan
Ernie Houde
Webster
Legion Camp
Harry Green
Mitchell
Walter Burke
Pierre
N. Kean
Canistota
Leo A. Temmey
Huron
E. C. MecKenzie
T. J. Coughlin
Lepton
H. D. Sewell
Fred Bogers
A. B. Blake
W. L. Wi
Hannun Dies After Heart Attack in Huron
Longtime civic leader and former city commissioner Hannun died of a heart attack. Mayor Gitchell expected to order city hall closed in his honor. Hannum moved from Dewitt to Huron in 19% and had served as Elks and YWCA trustee. He was born October 8, 1858, married Maude Hoskin in 1890, survived by a widow, two daughters, a brother, and a sister.
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EB. T. Gitchell
Hannum
Walter T. Green
Huron
Huron Elks Lodge
Beadle County
St. Lawrence
Thad Oviatt
Ernest Ham
Greshul
Rapid City
J. A. Hannum
Dewitt, Ja
Addie Rollins
Druggists Propose 56 Hour Work Week in New Plan
Washington August 14. National Association of Retail Druggists proposes a 56 hour work week with stores open at least 52 hours weekly, tasks to avoid longer hours before July 1. The proposal aims at fair competition under the Recovery Administration and lists company stock reactions and industry names in support.
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Washington
National Associaton of Retail
The
Recovery Administration
Doland Opera House Blaze Damages 8000 to 10000
A fire at the Olson cafe in Doland’s opera house basement caused an estimated 8000 to 10000 in damage. The blaze spread to the second floor and projection room before being fought by Doland and Redfield firemen aided by strong winds. Equipment from the Smith drug store and offices of Drs Williams and Peterson were moved to safety. Insurance partially covers losses. rebuilding plans will follow insurance adjustments. This is the opera house’s second fire in 18 months.
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Doland
Olson Cafe
Opera House
Te Theatre
Arcmen
Do- Yand
Redfield
Smith Drug Store
C. A. Williams
C. A. Peterson
B. J. Vanderby
Theatre
128 Pets Entered In Mutt Parade At Huron Event
A three legged goat a tiny turtle a canary a horse and many more were among 128 entries in the Mutt Parade opening the American Legion and Auxiliary state convention in Huron. Drums bugle corps and a Mennonite band joined the pets. prizes totaling cash and merchandise were awarded to children with categories for smallest dog largest pet prettiest pet most original pet and other recognitions.
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American Legion and Auxiliary State Convention
Huron
Legion
Marvin Hughitt
Glyen
Wayne Poo
Donna ‘Mae Storrs
Nebraska
Dorine ‘Erickson
Harold Hines
Simmons Avenue
Ona Flatt
Ninth Street
Ernest Passenheim
Eighth ‘Street
Hombest
Doris Krug
Colorado Avenue
Tommy Davidson
June Adams
Beach
Ronald
Howard Sparks
Kansas Avenue
Irene Hohenbhaule
Blayne de Rouchey
Kansas
Avenue Northeast
Ruth Housman
Fair Grounds
Prze
Rapid City
Mitchell
St. Bernard
Ronald Batzlatt
Barlan Whitman
Chamber of Commerce
Motorcyclist Hurt In Skidding Accident Near Vienna
Almon Brekke twenty of Vienna remains in critical condition at a local hospital with a skull fracture after his motorcycle struck loose gravel about a mile from his home and overturned Saturday night. He is a student at Augustana College in Sioux Falls and was en route to Vienna when the crash occurred.
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Watertown
Almon Brekke
Vienna
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen to Host West Central Missionary Convention
Aberdeen will host the West Central district missionary convention of the Wesleyan churches in early September. The event, announced for August 14 and extending into early fall, will gather local youth leaders and church representatives for the district meeting and related activities.
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Aberdeen
West-Central District
Wesleyareane Churches
First Week Of Beer Legalization Brings $28000 In South Dakota
Pierre, Aug 4. The first week of South Dakota's new beer legalization law brought in more than $28,000 in revenue. Agriculture officials reported licenses issued to 323 retailers, 51 distributors, and eight off sale dealers. Eight special dining car permits were approved. License receipts totaled $23,525. The treasurer's office noted about $5,000 in tax and inspection stamps sold with orders for $3,000 more.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Agriculture Department
Lcenses Hadeen
Gov Berry condemns nepotism in South Dakota payrolls
Pierre August 14 Gov Tom Berry declared all state departments and institutions should hire only one family member and cap any family member’s pay at 500 dollars a month He criticized multiple relatives on the state payroll and urged action to support the NRA program by President Roosevelt The order would affect about 20 workers in the statehouse officials estimated with uncertain totals at other institutions
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Berry
Goven
South Dakota
Roosevelt
State House
McCarthy Named New G N Agent At Myron
D J McCarthy longtime Great Northern agent at Fargo ND will replace E H Bruemmer as Myron railroad agent. Bruemmer granted leave to serve as postmaster. McCarthy arrives tonight and assumes duties tomorrow. Bruemmer will return to G N after leave.
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D. J. McCarthy
Great Northern Railway
Farago
N_ DC
E. H Bruemmer
Myron
Mr. McCarthy
Bruemmer
McCare
Great Northern
Harold Matzke Leaves for Freeport as Salesman
VIRGIL August 14 Harold Matzke youngest son of County Commissioner Frank Matzke leaves for Freeport IL to take a salesman position A farewell party is planned at the Matzke home tonight He will be joined eastward by two visiting cousins Willard Matzke of Clare WI and Keoneth Parker of Dows Iowa
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Harold-Matzke
Freeport
Virgil
Harald Matzke
Frank Matzke
Matzke
Willard Matzke
Clare
Keonneth Parker
Dows
Iowa
Believe Baby Believed Victim In Barn Fire
In Salem South Dakota a barn fire on the Fitzgerald farm last night left two year old Cle ton Fitzgerald missing and feared dead. The father Mr Leo Fitzgerald was working on a truck while the child played in a nearby area. The barn suddenly burst into flames when the father left the building. Origin of the blaze remains a mystery and the child's fate is not yet confirmed.
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Blaze Salem
S. D
Cleton
Leo
Fitzgerald
Secretaries Hold NRA Meeting in Frton South Dakota
State secretaries association met this afternoon to discuss a special NRA code for South Dakota addressing drought and poor crops. The meeting was called for 2 p m by P W Hummer of Brookings, with Roy Ti Emry of Huron presiding.
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South ‘Dakota
Optometrists Meet for Regular Monthly Session
Eighteen optometrists from the Dakota district gathered for a regular monthly meeting. The gathering included doctors and attendees who concluded plans for the next testing and continuing professional education session to be held here in the coming month.
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Dakota
Branch Bank and Pari-Mutuel Laws Pass Without Signing
South Dakota enacted branch banking and pari mutuel betting without Governor Berry's signature. The acts become law November 3 unless vetoed, with branch banks restricted by capital and city limits and taxed locally. Pari mutuel betting includes a 4 percent statewide relief fund allocation.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Secretary of State
Berry
Mak
State Banking Department
State Banking Commission
Approve Sale Of State Rural Credit Lands Near Missouri River
Pierre August 14 4 P S Rural credit board approved sale of 3621 acres of state lands east and west of the Missouri river. East of the river averaged 17 dollars per acre and west river acreage averaged 12 dollars. Fifteen offers covering 2911 acres were rejected as not fair value.
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Chase
Auxiliary Work With Disabled Veterans Described
Mrs. Henrietta Paulson state president outlines how the American Legion Auxiliary aids disabled veterans and families. The convention opened in Summit with an Auxiliary Legion survey led by Bernice Ewing and Lirmie Bender, followed by memorial services, district tea at Harom Country Club, and committee meetings plus a music contest at the Presbyterian church.
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American Legion
Henrietta Paulson
Summit
Paulson
Legion
Bernice Ewing
Ashton
Lirmie Bender
Rapid City
Lost Angora Cat Missing This Morning
Missive notes a black Angora cat lost this morning with contact details and a request for a $100 investment for services. The fragmented text also lists multiple names and hospital or surgical references across various towns, indicating a jumble of notices and personal notes.
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U. S
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U.S
Idaho Triumph
Russel Burbanks
Carload Jets
Legion Meet
Hannun
Trurk
Nach
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l’ Cash
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Nat'l Power &Lt
Swift
Electria
Ford
Minneapos
Treamry
Bad
R. C. Laud
Claude Marston
Pete Kruse
William McNeil
Tulare
Lorence Smith
Badger
Irving Millae Bonilla
Edrie Davis
Wallard Wipf
Carpenter
Fred Lyon
Donald Benson
Cavour
Surgical
Dwight Benson
Kenneth Ander- la ‘Kleineasser
Harriet Marone
Woonsocket
Chase Lowery
Miho
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