Hog market news from Huron and Chicago summaries
Huron reports Saturday hog receipts 1,000 with prices steady to top at 6.73 and various weights quoted. Chicago notes scarcity of good hogs, direct runs 2,500, prices down 35 cents, top weekly 8.00 for morning sale, cattle and lambs also showing gains amid shrinking supplies.
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Armours
Armour Stouktahas
Huron
Thee
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Duyers
Sioux Falls
Chicago Livestock Market Report From Aug 15
Chicago and regional livestock listings show multiple species with weekly changes. Cattle and calves mostly steady to higher in prices, hogs mixed with lighter weights up, and sheep steady to higher amid seasonal demand. Various price lines across fed yearlings, grass fat cattle, beef steers, cows, bulls, vealers, and sows noted along with regional totals and averages.
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Chicago
U. 5
Dept. of Agr
Sioux City
U. S
Wheat Futures Lack Strength in Mixed Market
Wheat futures showed nervous trading as week end liquidation offset gains from good cables. September closed 0.44 lower, December steady, May down 0.45. Oats and barley moved, flax rose. cash markets mixed with light durum and strong winter wheat demand. Minneapolis and Duluth quotings show varied prices across multiple grain types and protein levels.
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Minneapolis
Rio
Tve
Montana
Sioux Falls and Chicago Markets Report on Aug 15
Daily market notes from Swift & Co. for eggs butter and poultry. Prices read across Sioux Falls Chicago and Minneapolis with ranges for hens, roosters, springs, candles eggs butterfat and flour shipments plus per cent changes and on track and total U.S. shipments.
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MEON
Swift & Co
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agr
U. S
Missouri
Idaho
Minneapolis
Rail Stocks Lead In Upward Trend
New York August 1. Rail stocks led the market higher in a generally quiet midsummer session. Activity was sporadic with net gains across rail issues such as Chicago and North Western 434s of 1949. Foreign obligations rose irregularly while U S government bonds remained dull but firmer.
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Chicago
North Western
United States
Leading Investment Trusts Reported by Faul Brown & Co
Rand Tower Minnapolis closing quotations show various trust shares and values including Universal Trust 5 cents and Two Year Trust 29 percent. Mentions national and diversified trusts such as American Trust, British Type Investors, Frontenac and Nation Wide with multiple share figures. Note references to Cities Service and Standard Oil Ind. Also a fragment noting a political statement about martial law not declared and uncertainty about future actions.
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Faul Brown & Co
Rand Tower
Minnapolis
Universal Trust
ABC Trust
Diversified
Frontenac
Incorporates
Roy Markey Dies In Twin Cities
Roy Eugene Markey of Minneapolis died early today after an appendectomy. He was born in Huron and worked for a shoe firm in the Twin Cities. Body to return to Huron for burial. services to be arranged after tomorrow. Survived by widow, three children James Roy and Dorothy, two brothers Clarence of Tulsa and Harold of Huron, sisters Mrs Earl Kenney of Huron and Miss Florence Markey of Dubuque. He was about TM years old and had studied at St Thomas in St Paul and the public schools of Huron. He once ran a jewelry store in Huron before moving to Minneapolis about ten years ago.
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Roy Eugene Markey
Minneapolis
Harold W. Mackey
Beadle County
Minnneapolis
Markey
Huron
Twin Cities
American Cafe
Minneapois
Prohibition Question Seen Settled Or Long Standing Issue
P Scott McBride leader of the Anti Saloon League predicted at the National Bible conference that the next general election will settle prohibition or establish it as a lasting issue. He warned that legalized liquor would bring back the Saloon and named Hoover as the expected Republican nominee after a battle over the platform. He discussed Democratic strategy around Raskob Roosevelt and Smith and emphasized the impact of dry votes on future Congress and reapportionment.
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Wingna Lake
Mnd
Scott McBride
McBride
Anti-Saloon League
National Bible Conference
Hoover
John J. Raskob
Raskeb
Roosevelt
Smith
Raskeh
Congress
Dr Warburton to represent federal drought relief at Salt Lake City
Washington Aug 15 Dr W W Warburton director of extension work adculture department and secretary of the national drought relief committee will represent the federal government at the western governor s conference in Salt Lake City Aug 17 The conference calls for relief needs in drought areas with focus on livestock feeding over winter months Nebraska not included Lincoln Aug 1 9 Gov Charles W Bryan told Gov George Dern Nebraska is not a drought state and will extend aid to drought stricken states after consultation and survey results
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Warburton
Washington
W. Warburton
Adculture Department
National Drought Relief Committee
Salt Lake City
Dern
Hyde
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bryan
Minn. murder suspect arrested in Missouri
Ed gar Amos Munns, 30, wanted for a Dexter Minnesota murder on February 19, 1930, was captured in St Joseph Missouri after extradition waived. He faced charges of murder and wounding the boy's mother and sister. Sheriff Ira Syck and agent John Burns assisted in the arrest.
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Minnesota
St, Joseph
Edgar Amos Munns
Dexter
Minn
Munn
Aso
Ira Syck
Austin
John Burns
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
St. Joseph
Lyck
Bunns
Munns
Drake
Mra
Munna
Sioux Falls
Omaha Bankers Open All Day Amid Cash Run
Crowds of depositors in Omaha faced bank panics as several banks closed to protect deposits. The Union State Bank of Omaha shut its doors prompting the run, but the big banks then kept open past noon to meet withdrawal demand and ease tension.
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Omaha
Union State Bank of Omaha
Union State Bank
State Bank Association
Texas Farmers Send Watermelons to Nebraska Aid
Coleman county farmers sent a carload of water melons to Ravenna Nebraska for Buffalo county residents. The gesture followed a Nebraska aid shipment of flour canned goods and other necessities to Coleman county. The gift was welcomed as a relief during poverty and hard times.
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Texas
Coleman
Coleman County
Ravenna
Neb
Buffalo County
Nebraskane
Eye Injury Won't Endanger Sight For Patient Mentzel
Richard James Mentzel a 32 year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Mentzel near Huron was treated after injuring his right eye with a knife Saturday. Doctors said he is recovering satisfactorily and barring infection his sight should remain unaffected.
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Richard James Mentzel
Sant
Richard Mentzel
Huron
Ships Christened By Mrs. Herbert Hoover
In Newport News Virginia Mrs. Herbert Hoover christened two sisters the Talamanca and the Segovia the first of six vessels for United Fruit Co The First Lady broke water from antique Mayan vases on the hulls as they slid into the James River Between launches she visited President Coolidge the sister ship to the President Hoover which she sponsored last December.
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Herbert Hoover
Newport News
United Fruit Company
Land
Dames River
M's. Hoover
President Coolidge
President Hoover
Evangelist Howe To Teach Sunday Class at Daum's
Evangelist Howe will teach a men's class in Daum's auditorium, with communion and preaching at 11 am. A large crowd is expected for the evening service where Howe's party will present "Tell Mother I ll Be There" pantomime. Rev W H Hardaker will preach on "Home."
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Daum
Euditorium
Californians Reach Junior Tennis Finals
In Culver California on August 15 two 16 year olds, Jay Cohn of Santa Monica and Jack Lynch of Taft, reach the national junior tennis championship finals. Gene Mako of Los Angeles faces Frank Petker of Milwaukee for the national boys title as Colin defeats Billy Doeg 1 0 and 64 in the semifinals.
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Culver
Mnd
Jay Cohn
Santa Monica
Jack Lynch
Taft
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Frank Petker
Milwaukee
Colin
Billy Doeg
Cubs And White Sox To Play For Charity
Chicago fans will see an exhibition game between the Cubs and White Sox with both clubs open on September dates. The gate proceeds will go to Governor Emmersons unemployment relief fund.
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Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Sweet Charity
Sox
Governor Emmerson
Baby Drowns In Pail Near Watertown
In Watertown area farmers Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Schonberger lose their four and a half year old daughter after she fell into a four gallon pail of water this afternoon. Attempts at resuscitation failed.
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Watertown
Tne
Frank A. Schonberger
Sparks Cause Blaze At E W Cotton Home
Firefighters fought a small house blaze at 573 Montana Ave Southwest this afternoon. Sparks from a chimney were blamed for the fire which damaged shingles on the roof but was quickly contained with little headway. E W Cotton resident reported the incident.
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E. W. Cotton
Montana Ave
Nouthwest
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Ralph Kress powered Browns led attack on Red Sox pitching with a double and two singles. Vic Frasier relieved for White Sox against Senators, bases loaded no outs in ninth, allowed one run with two strikeouts. Earl Averill clouted Yankee ace for a home run and four singles, driving in five and scoring four. Rey Benge held Cubs to a four to win. Bottomley aided Cardinals in defeat of Robins with a double. Ed Brandt and Wille Brave held Reds to wins in doubleheader, 1-9 and 3-1.
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Associated Press
Ralph Kress
Browns
Red Sox
Vic Frasier
White Sox
Senators
Earl Averill
Indians
Yankee
Rey Benge
Phillies
Cubs
Robina
Ed Brandt
Wille Bravee
Rede
Hite
Lindberghs Make Long Hop To Asia
Colonel Charles Lindbergh and wife reached Karagin Island off Siberia after a 1061 mile crossing from Alaska. Navy radio reported their position as they pressed toward Petropavlovsk for the next leg of a New York to Tokyo flight, with St Paul Island stations tracking the progress and signaling readiness to relay contact. The couple flew at near 100 miles per hour with 500 miles of fuel, encountering fog and clear seas as they navigated toward Asia.
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Bremerton
Wash
Navy
Charles Lindbergh
Kara- Sinsk
Karagin Island
Siberia
St. Paul Island
Bering Sea
St. Paul
Lindberghs
Petropavlosk
New York
Tokyo
Seattle
Charles A. Lindbergh
Asia
Alaska
Safety Bay
Nome
Naval Radio Station
Pacific
Little Volcantic Island
Karzgin Island
Northern Sea
Lindbergh
Irs
Cape Navarin
Siberian
Buriat
Irish Orangemen Blockade Railroad at Rich Hill
A band of about 20 men wrecked a locomotive near Rich Hill and blocked a railway line used by Ancient Order of Hibernians delegates. They damaged rails and forced the engineer to set the locomotive toward a gap, creating a barrier and hindering the assembly at Armagh amid tensions with Irish republican forces. Rich Hill lies in County Armagh near the Free State border.
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Ireland
Rich Hill
Order of Hibernians
Irish Republica Army
Coutehill
Free State
Hibernian Assembly
Armagh
County Armagh
Strang Orange
Missouri River navigation hoped by 1982
Major General Lytle Brown, chief of army engineers, expressed optimism about Missouri River navigation after the steamboat Santa Fe hit a snag and grounded near Weldren Missouri. He and aides were en route from Sioux City to Kansas City following an inspection from Kansas City to St Louis. The river is expected to be navigable by 1982.
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Missouri
Kansas .City
Nmaj
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Missouri River
Santa Fe
Here
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sears Injured In Crash Recovering at Home
Glen Sears of Huron, a Sioux Falls employee and former Evening Huronite staffer, returned home from Miller hospital after a head on collision with a truck driven by Henry Mogck. Sears suffered head cuts and a lacerated tongue with a crushed nose but is reportedly recovering well. Mogck sustained a broken arm and other minor injuries. a passenger, Messer, had only slight cuts. Sears is uncle to Robert Quale, a Huron boy recovering from a recent automobile collision. Quale’s condition is improving and prospects are good.
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Glen Sears
Huron
Circyatien
Sioux Falls
Avigus
Miller
Sears
Henry Mogck
Miller Hospital
Mogck
Messer
Robert Quale
Quale
Cuban Revolt Nearing Close as Leaders Fall
Dramatic surrender of General Menocal and party reported after pursuit along Cuba’s western river region. Delegates in New York claim uprising will continue, likening it to 1898 war, vowing to end Machado rule despite losses. Carmen Mendieta assists the junta. Hevisa, Mendez Penate, and Gomez head armed contingents.
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Menocal
Verde
Cuba
New York
Domingo Mendez Capote
Mario G. Menocal
Spain
Jose Marti
Jose
Amohion Macen
Machado
Congress
Senorita
Junta
Carmen Mendiata
Carlos Mendieta
Mehotal
Revolutionary Delegstion
Mengeal
Mendieta
Pinar del Rio
Aurelio Hevisa
Fernando Mendez Penate
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Johnson corrects report on illness in Minneapolis
A report from Congressman Royal C. Johnson of Aberdeen corrects the earlier illness description, stating he had pleurisy rather than pneumonia. He plans to stay in Minneapolis briefly and attend the South Dakota American Legion convention in Rapid City the last week of August. The notice also lists several local rental and sale notices including rooms for rent and items for sale.
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Johnson
Falls
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
Minneapolis
South Dakota American Legion
Ravid City
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Aug
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Lew Clon
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Et and Leghorn Springs
Pacific Coast
Altis
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Houston Oil
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Il Centr
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IT & T
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Kroger
Mark Trucks
Mk& T
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Monty Ward
Nat Dairy
Sc Pacific
Southern Ry
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St Oil Calif
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St Oil NY
Stewart Werner
Studebaker
Texas Corp 247S
Tim Roll Bre
Transamerican Union Carbide
United Aircraft
US Ind Alcohol
US Rubber
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Vanadium
Warner Pix Western Union
West Electric
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yelow Truck
Cure Close
Cities Service
Standard Oil Ind
Gelde
Roy Markey
Evangelist Howe
Cross Sea
Dodge
Lorraine Burnside
Joe DeBauch
Werald Bateman
Cavour
Leonard Boyd
Bonilla
BR. Danielson
Baby
George James
Charles Schoenfelder
Hitchcock
Victor Bader
Virgil
Jake Walters
Carpenter
Fitzgerald
Huvenne
Avor
Henon Stead
Y.W. C. Ay
Illinsis
South Dakota Securities Co
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