Market Hog Prices Jump as Receipts Dwindle in Aug 2 Report
Armour Stockyards Huron and St Paul notes show hog prices up 5 to 10 cents with top day at 34.00 and bulk around 3.95 while cattle calve and sheep prices stay steady. Reports from Sioux City and Sioux Falls list mixed gains and steady ranges for slaughter cattle yearlings and hogs with varying weights and packer bids amid July to August trading.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Good Packers
Cough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Aug
U. 3
Dept. Agr
Live Hogs on Upturn in Chicago Market Report
Chicago livestock prices show hogs up with 18 000 on offer and 4 000 holdovers. Early sales up 5 to 10 cents for light weights and butchers. sows up a dime. Steers and yearlings mixed gains. lambs weak with eastern demand late. Hogs 10 higher, steers and yearlings up to 25, sheep varied.
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Stowx City
Aue
U. B
Dept. Agr
Chicago
Gveson
Saunier
Vis
Dows
Good
Siedan LE
Wheat Futures Rally on Inflation and Stock Strength
Wheat futures rallied sharply in Minneapolis on reports of currency inflation and ongoing stock strength. September wheat rose 1% with gains seen in December and May contracts, while oats and rye also advanced. Cash corn and oats showed modest gains as demand stayed robust. flax and durum markets remained firm.
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Minneapolis
Bailey
Aug
Butterfat Markets and Poultry Prices Across Regions
A compilation of regional butterfat prices and poultry figures from Huron, Mitchell, New York, Chicago, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls. Includes ranges for heavy hens, leghorn hens, roosters, springs, candied eggs, bull hides, wool, tallow, and dairy items with daily shifts and delivery notes.
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Michell Produce
Mitchell
Butler
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
Unclear OCR Summary of War Era Items
Fragmented text describes likely wartime notes with names and figures obscured. Mentions beeel war and financial terms, but no clear events or outcomes. Entities are garbled. no actionable details or verifiable facts.
Plane crash near airpath. eight passengers survive
IN Aug 7 a United Air Lines aircraft nosed over during a forced landing at the airpath pees ace. Congress man Flocello H. La Guardia of New York was among eight passengers aboard. A relief plane picked up the passengers and continued the westward flight.
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Flocello H. la Guardia
New York
United Air Lines
Redfield College Moves Equipment After Consolidation
Redfield College in Yankton shifts gear following consolidation of two institutes. Buildings and grounds are city owned and no disposal plan has been set, leaving property status undetermined as authorities assess next steps.
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Redfield College
Redfield
Yankton
Fascist Plan Brings Many Embryo Troops in Rome
In Rome General Teruzzi announced the first year of compulsory premilitary training. About 906,474 youths were under instruction with 756,487 deemed fit to continue. Training required Sunday drills and other scheduled sessions, with regular service lasting 18 months from age 21.
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Rome
Teruzzi
Mussoun
Herriot Breaks Travel Record in France
Premier Edward Herriot is noted as France’s most-traveled head of government, surpassing past leaders in overnight travel. He describes his duties shuttling between Lyons and Paris for three years and frequent trips among Paris, Lausanne, and Geneva. He jokes about not shaking hands with engineers, jokingly calling the train crew “the engineer and firemen.”
Pastor Insures Pay With Rain Policy in Victoria
Melbourne area pastor offers a rain insurance plan for his church with a weekly $1.25 premium. If rain falls between 8 am and noon on Sundays, he collects $25 and may receive an additional collection from the congregation if a storm occurs before 12. Hospital notes list Admitted Edna Crippen and others, with dismissals and new arrivals. Norman Stewart wins second prize in a Philco radio contest. five South Dakota grand prizes awarded. Madrid granted clemency to General Jose Sanjurjo for leading monarchist revolt. In Budapest destitute children in shelters rose by 21,000 to 54,000 in one year.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Norman Stewart
Stewart
Kansas Avenue
Philco
Philco Company
South Dakota
Market listings of company percentages and names
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names with percentage figures or codes such as Am Loco 13% Am Sm & Ref 19% Am Sug 2, AT & T 21544, Armour A 2a, Chrysler 14%, Coca Cola not shown, North Am 35, Natl Biscuit 41%, Packard 4, Pan Am Pet B 13, Sears Roebuck 3%, Studebaker 7%, United Fruit 39%, Willys Overland 30, miscellaneous firms and shorthand notes.
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Am Loco
Am Sm & Ref
AT & T
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Barnsdall
Heat
Bendix
Beth St
Borden
Briggs
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socomy
So Pac
Mandard Brands
St. Oi Cel
St OF NW J
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
Transamerica
Union Carbide SF
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Fruit
UBS Rubber
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yfellow
Sarazen Declines PGA Tour Entry for Exhibition Tour
Gene Sarazen arrived in Rochester for an exhibition match and said he would not play in the PGA tourney, explaining he failed to qualify and is bound to an exhibition tour for six weeks. He leaves for a match in Buffalo tonight, with his schedule fully booked.
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Says
Rochester
Gene Sarazen
Buffalo
U S Fliers Reported Killed in Managua Crash
Lieut R P Rutledge and Sgt G B Simmons of the U S Marines were reported killed in an airplane crash yesterday while flying near the crash site of three other Marine Corps fliers. Their bodies were recovered and expected to be brought to Managua today.
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Managua
Nicaragua
R. P. Rutledge
G. B. Simmons
U. S
Marine Headquarters
Marine Corps
Rural teachers meet to discuss new school course plan
More than 200 rural teachers from Beadle and surrounding counties gathered today at a meeting called by County Superintendent H. L. Hurley to discuss the new course of study. Visiting superintendents Avis Williams and Norma Kodine attended, with materials and instruction distributed to teachers as the program continued through tomorrow.
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Beadle
H. L. Hurley
Avis Williams
Sanborn County
Norma Kodine
de Smet
Hurley
W. H. Culp
Rural Education Department
Aberdeen Normal
W. C. Harding
Lincoln
Neb
Distress Warrants Handed To Sheriff In Large Batch
Distress warrants for delinquent personal taxes dated to pay the first half were placed in the hands of Sheriff C. R. Huntley. About 3,350 warrants were certified to the sheriff yesterday by the treasurer’s office, the largest batch ever turned over in a single batch. Tax amounts represented were not available today.
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Con RB
Huntley
Annual Class Picnic For GoodfellowShip Held Friday
The Goodfellow ship class of the Methodist church plans its annual picnic Friday at 5 pm on the west side of the fair grounds. An old fashioned fried chicken supper will be served around 6:30 pm, with each family bringing fried chicken sandwiches and a covered dish. Coffee, cold drinks and ice cream supplied by the committee. Games include bean bag golf kitten gall horseshoes washer pitching croquet and nail driving. Committee members listed are Mr and Mrs Ralph Risky Mr and Mrs F M Bindenagel Mr and Mrs G W Wagner Mr and Mrs C J Anderson Mr and Mrs R J Menzel and Rev and Mrs F E Lochridge.
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Goodfellowship
Methodist Church
Ralph Risky
F. M. Bindenagel
G. W. Wagner
C. J. Anderson
R J Menzel
F. E Lochridge
More Jobs Is Goal Of Secretary Mills
Secretary Mills presented a plan aimed at directing national credit into business to create more jobs. The program emerged from informal talks with industrial leaders including Owen D. Young. Twelve chairs of federal reserve committees joined Mills and other officials to review the plan before a public session with over 100 industry members. Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad attended along with a railroad industry representative.
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Washingson
Mills
Owen D. Young
New York
Federal Reserve System
Daniel Willard
Semore& Obig
Pioneer Resident of Spearfish Found Dead
A Pioneer resident of Spearfish, an eight year old boy from South Dakota, was found dead in a bed at his ranch home near here this morning. Death appears from natural causes. Mr Zumach arrived in the Black Hills in the late 1870s or early 1880s and Bomcriah toree, but he retained the central of his ranch.
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Spearfish
S. D
Mr. Zumach
Black Hills
Bomcriah Toree
Mrs LeRine Arrives in Chicago for Services
Mrs LeRine travels to Chicago where she will conduct services and visit family. A separate note mentions a trip to the Black Hills for vacation and references to Pickell home on Fourth Street.
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LeRine
Chicago
Jms
Black Hills
Ant
Pickell
Fowrth Street
To Lose Five Jobs All In One Day
Henry Binkwell of Deer River plans to quit five railroad jobs in one day as the Minneapolis and Rainy River railroad announces it cannot operate at a loss on its 63 miles of track from 1890. A court writ blocks the state railroad and warehouse commission from interfering with the line’s abandonment scheduled Saturday. Binkwell will forgo duties as conductor brakeman flagman machinist and bendy man.
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ST. Paul
Henry Binkwell
Deer River
Minneapolis & Rainy River Railroad
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Henry
Declare War on Picketing Warship News Tactics
A violent clash at picket lines escalated as police attempted to break through with tear gas and firepower. Officers, including Lieut. Col. Henry C. Hall, Deputy Pangborn, and Mosher, faced bricks, gunfire, and gas, with multiple injuries reported and 100 deputies reinforcing the scene. Thirteen protesters later jailed or fined after arraignment.
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Henry C. Hall
Matthew Tinley
Iowa National Guard
Phil Mosher
Watson
McTwiggan
Mosher
Genevieve Mauck
Council Bluffs
Helen Laird
Tabor
Iowa
William Johnson
Norfolk
Neb
Ethel Omer
Lainson
Justice of the Peace
Jack Dewitt
G. Forderberg
Walt
Don Heiden
Jack Petersen
Boyd Frasier
A. P. Kirlin
Mac McCricker
William Woebke
Denison
Charles
W. R. Wohlers
Harold Thompson
Wilbur Adams
Missouri Valley
Schwery
Panama
George Lewis
Omaha
Gaylord Forderberg
Packers And Yale Tangle Tomorrow At Local Park
Manager Joe Mansfield of the Amour packing plant baseball club announced a game between the Packers and Yale to be played at C. N. W. Athletic Park at 6 o clock tomorrow evening. Yale has won twice against Armour but Mansfield expects stronger Packers to swing the tide. The Packers have beaten the Broadland Lucky Strikes and De Smet at home and are scheduled to return at De Smet Sunday.
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Packers
Yale Tangle
Mansfield
C. & N. W. Athletic Park
Joe Mansfield
Amour Packing Plant
Yale
Armour
Broadland
de Smet
Reserve Board Warns on Currency Expansion Policy
The Federal Reserve Board says national banks may issue substantial currency under the Glass-Borah provision, affecting general credit. Banks in New York and Chicago could access most of the new currency, with unused issuing power totaling billions. The bulletin notes current use is modest and would mainly replace federal reserve notes, while broader use could shift reserve bank influence and overall credit conditions.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
New York
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Coloring Contest Winners Named by Huronite
Audrey Bellman and Suville Howder lead a list of ten winners in The Eve ning Huronite comic coloring contest. Each winner earns a free theatre ticket plus eight peers for best colored pages from the Saturday paper. Read details include addresses and a reminder to print names and addresses on submissions.
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Audrey
Bellman
Kansas Avenue
Suville Howder
Clinois Avenue
The
Gumps
Evening Huronite
Huron Theatre
Patricia
Finley
Lows Avenue
Clara Dickerson
Huron
Ruth Kipman
Doland
Donald Bateman
Edward Meiselbach
Colorado Avenue
Eva Jean Yenny
Boz
Gordon Kitzman
Miss Charlotte Bard to View White Zombie Alone at Huron
Miss Charlotte Bard twenty years old has agreed to sit alone tonight at the Huron theatre for a preview of White Zombie. She plans to enter at 11 20 and watch the eerie film in a darkened house to test her courage as Bela Lugosi stars as a sinister fiend who traffics in exhumation.
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Charlotte Bard
Nebraska Avenue
Southwest
Huron Theatre
Miss Bard
Bela Lugosi
Haiti
Lightning strikes barn on Iver Hegen farm near Sisseton
A lightning strike set a large barn on the Iver Hegen farm near Sisseton ablaze on Wednesday, reducing the building to ashes. The total loss included the barn valued at $1.50, along with lumber hay and harness. Several horses were saved from the flames.
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Sisseton Sisseton
Iver Hegen
Sisseton
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Cath Doe
Montana
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Pitt
Huron Poultry and Ecgs
Eame
Bolles & Rogers Husa
K. K
New York Poultry
Dremed Poultry Firm
U. S. Dept. Agr
U.S
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Toosby
Nebraske
Minnesota
Seex City
Don Bee Power Itty Aon
Edna Crippen
Woonsocket
Surgical
Paul K. Walter
Arival
Herman Reineky
W. J. Linsey
Cavour
Ed Meyers
Baby
EL. Fritz
Madrid
Jone Sanjurjo
Budapest
Hacwerias
Sarazen Checks
Paul
Minn
Firestone County
Centerville
M. 5
Steadman
Parker
SR. Welsh
Beresford
Clay
Union
Turner County
Visi
Feta Grocers
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