Hog Market Top Drops To 3 65 Prices Are 5 To Mostly 10 Low
Armours Stock Yards Huron Aug 17 Sheep cattle and calf markets steady with bee receipts totaling 1008. hogs down 10 to 15 cents in places. Top hog price 3.75? 4.15, cattle mainly steady with various grades, calves and sheep showing varied but modest moves across listings. Sioux Falls Sioux City also report softer hogs and mixed cattle activity, reflecting liberal hog supply and cautious demand.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Packers
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Ploux City
Sioux City
Idaho Range
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Wndertone
Minneapolis
Ang
Harley
Futures Hit Higher Level on Broad Market Gain
Minneapolis markets showed grains advancing with wheat futures up 14 percent and nearby contracts rising. Oats, rye and barley futures also gained while cash wheat improved on renewed activity. dairy and livestock sections followed with mixed gains and steady to higher tone.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Wheat and grain prices across markets report
Minneapolis and Duluth cash close listings show wheat by class with fluctuating prices and protein percentages, alongside oats, barley, rye and flax values. Minnesota and nearby markets reflect shifts from the prior year and new harvests, with futures for durum and red varieties noted and cross‑market comparisons within regional reports.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Lamber
Duluth
Minpespolis
Livestock and Produce Markets Across Cities
Markets report hides pelts wool and tallow values in Huron Sioux City Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Poultry eggs butter and potatoes priced with regional variations and futures noted for Chicago and New York, dated Aug 11 to Aug 17. Signals include live hens heavy and light, leghorn, turkey, ducks, and roosters with mixed prices across markets.
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Sioux City
Michell
Mitchell
SL. D
Fleghorn
Sioux Falls
Leehhorn
Chicago
Rock Springs
New York
Stock Lists Stage Vigorous Recovery
New York August 17 The stock market reversed earlier tactics gaining in second hour with prices up 1 to 4 points. Higher quotations held into late dealings as farm implement shares Alcohols and Specialties rose sharply. Case and Nations Distillers up 7 points each while American Commercial Alcohol and Industrial Bayor followed. Steel firmed and several others rose 2 or more including American Telephone Celanese Avimon Chrysler U S Industrial Alcohol Deere Sears Roebuck Montana Ward Allied Chemical Transfers around 1,300,000 shares.
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New York
American Telephone
Celanese
Avivurn
Chrysler
U. S
Industrial Alcohol
Deere
Sears Roebuck
Montanney
Ward
Allied: Chemical
Market Closing Quotations From The Exchange Ticker
A compiled list of closing quotations for diverse stocks and bonds. Notable figures include Anaconda 1734, Armour 316, Chrysler 40, Eastman .7, General Electric 25, IBM 12, Johnson 4, Penn 35, Sears Roebuck 0, U S Steel 54, Western Union 67, and United Aircraft 6.
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Iam
Am Loco
Aum
Sm & Het
Am Sug
AT & T
Anaconda
Jumour
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
B &O Ah
Barnsdall
Bendix
Drug Ene
Eastman
Gén Foods
Gery.Motors
Gillette
Gt North
Houston Oil
Hudson
Fluent
Int Bux
Vester
Int
Nickel Oil
FT & T
Welvinator
Kermecott
Kresge
Kroger
Jack Tracks
Mo Pacific
Mont ‘Ward
Morrell
Nash
Natl Biscuit
Power & Lt
NY Cent
NY NH & H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Para Pebte
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Pority Hair
RCA Reo Ue
Rep Steed ¢ Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socony
So Pac
Standard Inadear St OU Cabats
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Yeas Corp
Tin Bol
Auxiliaries Elect Officers and Honor Members in South Dakota
Wes Bender announces reappointments in the South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary. New leaders include Albinn as chairman of child welfare, Irene Ottman hospital and poppy chair, Eva Sherburne first vice president rehabilitation, Clara Halls second vice president occupational. Convention ended with officer elections and delegate selections for the national meeting. District presidents named as delegates, with numerous alternates listed. Awards honored units and districts for membership, history, and over top status. Special prizes given by retiring commander Kehm. appreciation extended to committees and communities hosting the event.
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Wes
Linnie Bender
Rapid City
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary
Berniece
Ewing
Albinn
Anxiliary
Irene Ottman
Het
Springs
Hospital and Poppy
Eva |Sherburne
Madison
Clara Halls
Garretson
Hazel Hobart
Woonsocket
Ruth Patterson Dante
Elinore Wright
Gregory
Anne Texley
Kadoke
Jennie Fox
Pierre
Lou Couch
Isabel
Mary Sinclair
Spurgis
Clara Swindell
Hot Springs
Marie Kelley Aberdeen
Coaches
Mitchell
Hazel Linstad Pierre
Freda Kramer
Florence Les
Estelline
Marshall
Park
Canton
Zolla Schotfield
de Smet
Helen Otte
Clark
White Lake
Aberdeen
Menno
Henriette Paulson
Marion Kramer
District 2
Zella Schofield
Christine Olson
Vera Flanagan
Nellie McGee
William Reaves
Hurot
D. Alr
W. E.C
Vv. F. W
Mvaliary
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Huron
Paulson
Abigail. Wilk
May Hoy
Artesian
Ruby Bakeman
Sig: Swain
Ida Cornell
Frances’ Cesnoweth
Marion ‘Hagman
Mabel Brown
Confessed Attacker in Observation at State School
A nine year old Sioux Falls lad who admitted slugging a janitor with a hammer and later recanted was taken to the Radfield state school for observation. County Judge Lewis Larson ordered his commitment and efforts to reform his habits, though the boy remained troublesome. The confession that prompted a sensational case was found to be unfounded after a juvenile court hearing.
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Sioux Falls
St Radfield
Lewis Larson
Ju ‘Venile
Hospital Discharges and Dismissals Listed
At The Hospitals damit ron medical Mrs Frank Teeter Springfield surgical Mra Thomas Hughes Tyndall sureienl Mate Lytle Huron minor surgical Dismissed Lillian Hoffman Huron Roy Gascoigne Huron George Swanson Hun ron B F D Xanice Johnson Cavour Willard AEsup Aatian
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Damitron
Medical
Frank Teeter
Springfield
Surgical
Thomas Hughes
Tyndall
Sureienl
Mate Lytle
Huron
Lillian Hoffman
Roy Gascoigne
George Swanson
Hunron
Xanice Johnson
Cavour
Willard Aesup
Aatian
Minneap olis Stocks Recap From The Market Page
A fragment from the Minneapolis stocks column shows brief stock listings with bid and ask indicators. The text references bank shares and a cleetket style listing, indicating typical market page formatting and incomplete entries.
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Minneapolis
Cleeket Bank
Waverly School Damaged By Blast
Waverly consolidated school sustained heavy damage from an explosion overnight authorities say the blast used dynamite to wreck the basement gym and a side addition. Sheriff J E Reilly of Watertown is investigating the case after the blast was found early this morning.
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Waverly School
Waverly
Waverly Consolidated School
J. E. Reilly
Watertown
Beer License Fees Pouring Into South Dakota
In Pierre and across the state, applications to sell legalized beer flooded the agriculture department. Receipts topped $42,370 for 706 on premise permits, 10 off sale, and 6 wholesale plus dining car permits, with beer tax stamp revenue over $11,000. Total funds surpass $53,000 funneled into the state relief fund in under two weeks.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
Authorize Merger of Railroad Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission conditionally approves the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway and eleven subsidiaries to merge Tome One corporation for ownership management and operations. The system with over 2000 miles in 14 states must adopt a proper accounting method and may be required to acquire the Wichita Northwestern railway. Rock Island operates 7621 miles across multiple states.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Raiway
Tome
Wichita Northwestern Railway
Rock Island
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Cglorin
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Sioux Falls License Ruling Opens Beer Sales Policy
Sioux Falls city attorney Odean Bareid ruled the city commission lacks authority to arbitrarily limit which establishments may obtain state beer licenses. The opinion followed a commission vote to reject license applications from pool halls and dance halls, prompting debate over liquor licensing scope in South Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
Odean Bareid
South Dakota
Joseph S. Nelam
Smith Urges Inflation to Lift Farm Prices
Washington reports Chairman Smith of the senate agriculture committee urged immediate currency inflation to lift farm prices and said he would present his views to President Roosevelt. Senator George of Georgia and Representative Jones of Texas may accompany him to the White House while stressing inflation as essential to sustaining commodity prices.
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Washington
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
George
Georgia
Finance Committee
South Carolina
White House
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Varnish Plant Damaged By Fire In Chicago
A three story Tousey Varnish warehouse in Chicago caught fire with nearly twenty explosions. Captain Samuel Schoenfeld and fire crew narrowly escaped injury as a blast blew out part of the front wall. Firemen estimated losses around 200000 dollars.
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Chicago
Tousey Varnish Company
Samuel Schoenfeld
The News Behind The News Continued From Page One
The piece discusses government authority over national banks and the potential for a lawsuit by reserve city banks if bars hesitate. It also notes Agriculture Secretary Wallace answering why cotton prices fall and a quirky Ozark cave crayfish chart illustrating how wheat and cotton prices react, with eyes as sensors.
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Ozark
Wallace
Roosevelt Vacation News Messes and Farming Debate
The article discusses President Roosevelt and staff, noting Wallace inflationist views and a budget fight over seed loan repayments affecting farmers. It mentions Treasury Secretary Woodin, Douglas, and farm relief ideas tied to currency value. The Roosevelts hosted newsmen at Hyde Park with an open air prom party and Mrs. Roosevelt cooking at an outdoor fire.
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Wallace
Treasury
Woodin
Douglas
Roosevelts
Hyde Park
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Farm Wheat Acreage Cuts Tied to 1933 34 Payments
The administration plans a three year wheat reduction to stabilize prices with payments this fall for the 1933 crop. Farmers sign contracts to reduce acreages for 1934 and 1935. Tenant Landlord splits depend on lease share and tenancy changes.
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Wilson
Tensant
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