Armour Hog Market Steady Gains Hit Top at 3.80
Armour Yards at Huron reports hogs up to 3.80 on a Friday run of 600 receipts, with cattle and calves steady and lambs 15 to 25 higher. Chicago prices show hogs trading around 3.45 to 3.75 as buyers weigh heavy dog fear on processing tax and weight classes.
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Hog Mart
Armour Yards
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Paul
ST. Paul
Ford
Sioux Falls
Futures Drop After Ascent and Livestock Reports
Grain futures fell after early gains as liquidation spread through wheat and other grains. cash wheat remained firm amid good demand for winter and new crop Durum. Sioux City and Chicago livestock reports showed mixed cattle and hog activity with firm hog prices in Sioux City and steady to higher bids in Chicago. Minneapolis cash close noted wheat and corn metrics and carload flour activity in Duluth and Minneapolis markets.
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Minneapolis
Aig
Duluth
Huron and Boston Markets Daily Produce Prices
Market quotes from Huron and Boston show grain, butter, eggs, hides, wool, and poultry prices. Lists shipments, weights, and grades for corn cocks, cured hides, wool, bull hides, tallow, and various poultry and egg categories with daily variations and regional notes.
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Bolles & Rogers Huron
Mixed City Produce Prices and Poultry Live Returns
A summary of multiple city marketings from Sioux City Mitchell and Chicago with live poultry prices for colored hens leghorn hens and broilers, heavy hens over five pounds, eggs No 1 and No 2, plus butter and egg market firmer notes from New York and Chicago reports dated August 18.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Leghorn St
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Mitchell
Ieghorn
New York
Eagle
Industrials Rally Fails as Slump Hits Markets
The New York session shows industrials slipping 1 to 4 points before recovering some losses. Rails and utilities hold, while names like Western Union, U S Industrial Alcohol, Case, Deere, U S Steel, American Telephone, Dupont and American Can faced declines. Trading volume nears 2,100,000 shares as closing quotations list numerous heavy industry stocks with mixed moves.
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New York
Lst
Western Union
U. S Industrial Alcohol
Case, Deere
U. S. ‘Steel
American Telephone
Dupont
American Can
Grand American handicap returns to Vandalia with eight former champs
NEA Service reports the Grand American handicap opens August 21 in Vandalia Ohio for a six day trapshooting session. 74 entrants from 14 states plus the Canal Zone compete for $14 000 in prize money across singles doubles and team events. Notable former champions include Sheffield Rochuck King New Than A Young Arie Hask and King again. The Vandalia grounds host the event since 1925 drawing shooters from New York California Georgia and beyond.
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NEA
Vandalia
Ohio
United States
Canal Zone
Sheffield
Dixon
Wil
Rev. Garrison Rochuck
Defiance
Rufus King, Jr
Wichita Falls
Tex
Muse New Than
Swellwater
Ike Andrews
Spartanburg
C. A. Young
Senafield
Mark Arie
Champaign
E. F. Hask
Canton
Young
New York
New York Athletic Club
Panama Canal
J. K.sttrauss
U. S
O. N. Ford
del Monte
Calif
California
C. L. Tway
Atlanta
Philadllphia
Sandusky
Haines City
Fla
Denver
Oklahoma City
Houston
The
Trapshooters of America
Rufus King
Texas
BR. C. Heikes
Dayton
Oslo
Railroads Not Prejudiced In Livestock Transit Finds Examiner
Washington Aug 1 An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner reported that railroads run less favorable transit arrangements for livestock moving to Kansas City St Joseph Omaha Sioux City Sioux Falls St Paul Chicago Wichita and Fort Worth compared with Denver Ogden and Salt Lake City did not unduly prejudice those cities This is one of five findings by Examiner William A Disque in consolidating livestock complaints The commission set Oct 28-30 for oral arguments and will issue a final decision Disque also said nine western points except Denver Ogden Salt Lake City had unduly prejudicial transit compared with private markets and proposed removal of the discrimination Stockers and feeders from western points to Wichita were deemed reasonable Rules restricting diversion and reconsignment at through rates west of central points were found unreasonable The examiner suggested charging 15 a car for diversion and reconsignment plus switching charges to correct this and noted that failure to provide slaughter in transit at Denver Missouri cites was not unduly prejudicial to western packers
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cxaminer
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Chicago
Wichita
Fort Worth
Denver
Ogden
Salt Lake City
William A. Disque
Disque
Missouri
Sale of 3.2 beer in Indian lands question debated
Sioux Falls reports that Arthur W. Watwood says sale of 3.2 beer may be legal in several counties if conducted on fee patent land and not on lands held in trust for Indians. The statement cites rulings by Indian affairs officials and notes counties such as Charles Mix Tripp Bennett Ziebach and Dewey.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur W. Watwood
Federal Investigation Department
Prohibition Department
Indian Territories
Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of Agriculture
William Zim
Market Warnings and Bailey Kidnaping Doubts Surface
Stock listings show mixed activity with Liberty bonds and Treasuries on the NY market. In Dallas, justice agents doubt Harvey Bailey tied to the Urschel kidnapping and the Kansas City mass murder, saying Bailey acted as a trigger man while higher brains may orchestrate the crime.
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Bailey
Lindy
Dallas
Tex
P—Department of Justice
Harvey Bailey
Charles “F. Urschel
Oklahoma’ City
Union Station Massierd
Kansas City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Railroads cut freight rates on hay and feed in South Dakota
Governor's office announces Burlington Milwaukee and Northwestern lines will reduce freight rates on hay, coarse grains, and livestock feed within the state due to drought and grasshopper damage. Hay and fuel wood from Black Hills camps move at half rate. grain and other feed at one third. Lignite coal rates denied. cottonseed cake rates to be discussed next week. The plan aims to aid farmers with emergency relief and hog price implications for 1934 35.
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Robertson
South
Western Lines
Emergency hog program seeks to cut market hogs sharply
The plan calls for farmers to sell about 600 to 700 million pounds of live hogs and pork to reduce 1933 34 market tonnage by up to 1800 million pounds a drop of around 16 percent Stabilizing prices would rely on tax funds near 9 million dollars and payments to breeders and finishers with distinct price grades for pigs and sows Processors would handle slaughter and processing under federal inspection, with edible meat distributed by relief agencies and non edible by products sold without disturbing normal channels.
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Department of Agriculture
Emergency Relief Administration
Corn Belt
United States
Wrigley Praised For NRA Support
General Hugh S. Johnson telegrammed Philip K. Wrigley praising the Wrigley company for nationwide advertising support of the National Recovery Act. Johnson cited use of NRA insignia and advertising help as key, noting Wrigley’s earlier wage and hour improvements and quick adoption of the general code. President Wrigley stressed that action by American industry, not mere code signing, will lift the economy.
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Chicago
Hugh 5. Johnson
Philip K. Wrigley
Wrigley Company
National Recovery Act
Wm. Wrigley 1
Company
NRA
General Johnson
Roosevelt Recovery
Wrigleys
America
Wrigley
Golfer Beatrice Gottlieb Beats Prince in English Match
Beatrice Gottlieb, who defeated the Prince of Wales seven and six in an 18 hole match, returned to New York with seven golf balls and a bold signed score from Edward P. She described the prince as very nice with a cute walk and blue eyes, and declined to discuss the match specifics.
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Gir
New York
Beatrice Gottlieb
Prince of Wales
England
Edward, P
Ex Juniors Meet Sheffield Sunday at West Park
Manager Harry Burtons American Legion ex juniors travel to West Park for a Sunday 2 30 p m game against Sheffield. The Huron club seeks to extend a string of recent victories and intensifies week long prep for this matchup.
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Sheffield
Harry Burton
American Legion
Huron
Burton
West Park
Lochridge To Preach At Sunday Services
Morning worship at the First Methodist church begins at 11 o'clock Sunday with Rev. F. E. Lochridge in charge. Music will be directed by Mrs. H. N. Coxlson. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. No evening services will be held during the remainder of August, per church custom.
Hospital Admits And Discharges Report
At the hospitals the following were admitted or discharged. Admitted: Betty Hamilton Huron medical Mildred McEwen Huron surgical Florence Moris Hroghland medical see Marston Jr Huron minor surgery. Discharged: Beryl DeHaven Wessington.
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Betty Hamilton
Huron
Mildred McEwen
Florence Moris
Hroghland Medical
Marston, Jr
Beryl DeHaven
Wessington
Montgomery Ward Specials Boxed Range Ad
SPECIALS SIDE BOXES AS in good condition 1 COMBINATION RANGE 3 GAS RANGES 2.54.00 up All types 3 KEROSENE RANGES 1.1 $500 up MONTGOMERY WARD 208-Dak! Ave 3 Phone 3070.
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Montgomery Ward
Dak! Ave
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