Hogs Prices Slump as Receipts Rise at Armour Yard
Chicago and Sioux Falls bids show hogs down 15 to 25 cents with about 10,000 hogs traded in Chicago and 3,700 in Sioux Falls. Sheep and cattle held mixed. grain fed steers rose while grass cattle remained steady. Top hogs around 12.10 to 12.40 with lighter weights around 11.30 to 11.50. calves and sows showed varied quotes.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Tuessay
Sioux Falla
Sioux Falls
S. D
Roe and Choice
Sioux City
Leghorn
Huron Produce Market Report and Minneapolis Grain Prices
The Huron grain and produce market shows mixed butter and egg prices with fluctuations across cities including New York Chicago Sioux Falls and Huron. Poultry and butter trends shift while grain prices in Minneapolis and Duluth display firmer cash and futures bids for wheat rye flax and corn with varying grades and ranges across markets.
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New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Livestock Prices and Market Totals From Sioux City and St Paul
Livestock prices published for Wednesday show cattle intensive trading with 3,000 head at Sioux City and varied figures for calves steers yearlings cows and feeders. grading ranges include beef cows 3.75 to 4.50 and stockers up to 10.0 per cwt with steer and yearling prices in the mid teens to high teens, while St Paul reports eggs prices and butter quotations with No 1 eggs at 4. Haven’t confirmed all figures due to OCR.
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Sioux City
U. 5
D. A
Fr Mwady
Cuts and clipped ends in era racing report
A clipped excerpt from a 19th or early 20th century racing page notes various entries including New Jersey Cobblers U S No 1 and Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 with references to states Minnesota and Oregon. The fragment mentions no clear events, dates, or outcomes, but signals results or placements in a ledger-like listing from North Dakota and Minnesota contexts.
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Chicago
Aus
U. S
New Jersey
California
Idaho Bliss
Russel Burbanka
Cobblers
U.S
North Dakota
Bliss
Oregon
Minnesota
Hedging Pressure Felt In Wheat Pit
Chicago market notes show wheat rising briefly then retreating as hedging pressure and light buying influenced prices. Traders cited restricted exports, spring harvest, September liquidation, and Russia’s role in exports with uncertain southern hemisphere crops. Prices closed mixed with September around 1.03 and December near 1.074 per bushel.
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Chicago
Russia
Oane
Weakness in Steel Sends Market Down
Weakness in steels dampened Wall Street as prices slid fractions, after steels and related issues showed brief early gains. Major names like U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear, Montgomery Ward, Macy's and International Harvester faced selling pressure amid weak support for the broader market.
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New York
Steels and Special
Eoe
Wall Street
U. &. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co Steel
General Motera
Chrysler
Motor Products
Goodyear
U. S. Rubbar
Montgomery Ward
Macy
International Har
Heat Wave Persists As Showers Do Little Help
A brief shower in Huron dropped 0.12 inch last evening but failed to break the late August heat wave gripping the area as a 0 degree reading was logged at 1 PM. Yesterday’s high reached 55, with officials forecasting fair, cooler weather tonight and Thursday.
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Huron
Yankton
State Weather Bureau
Government Will Pay For Death Of Horse
Government approves a bill paying Stella Van Dewerker of Camp Crook eight dollars for the death of a horse in 1934. The animal died in November 1934 while work under contract with the forest service by a government employee. The story notes a long list of corporate names and stock figures alongside the payment.
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Washington
Tra Rovernment
Stella van Dewerker
Camp Crook
Roosevelt
Forest Service
Keinholz Named Head Of Kiwanis
Aberdeeen Aug 25 UP George Keinholz of Pierre will wield the governor s gavel of the Minyessta-Da kotas district of Kiwanis international during 1938. The next district convention will be in Hibbing Minnesota s iron range. Reinholz manager of the Pierre clinic Tuesday was elected governor to succeed Dr Alloys F Branton of Willmar Minn over Dr Faris Pfister of Webster. The 17 balloting delegates to the 28th annual district convention announced the vote. The convention attracted over 315 attendees from 59 clubs in the district and visiting clubs in western Canada. A ball at Aberdeen Country Club honored outgoing and incoming officers followed a banquet where Douglas Malloch spoke. The new governor will take office January 1 1938 with seven unanimously elected lieutenant governors. Hibbing sought the 1938 conclave unopposed. The session featured Dr W Eugene Walcott Dr J C Christuinson Karl E Mundt and C Ray Hansen as speakers.
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Aberdeen
George Keinholz
Pierre
Minyessta-Dakotas
Kiwanis International
Hibbing
Jortheca
Minnesota
Iron Range
Reinholz
Pierre Clinic
Alloys F. Branton
Willmar
Minn
Faris Pfister
Webster
R. Armstrong Grady
Duluth
Seecretary
Glenn Sawyer
Lanesboro
Noder
Ossie
St. Paul
J. ?.Vaughan
Chisholm
University of Minnesota
Karl E. Mundt
Madison
C. Ray Hansen
Chicago
Judiciary Bill Signed By FDR
President Roosevelt announced progress on court reform and signed a lower court bill. He warned of a broader fight over expanding the Supreme Court while praising the measure for speeding appeals and limiting lower-court injunctive power. He noted omissions such as no new lower-court personnel or flexible administration provisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
High Tribunal
White House
Two Men Slightly Hurt In Accident
ML Cassiay a trainmaker on the wa and ON W Railroad and J F Garvey An tigo Wisconsin were slightly injured last night when struck by a car driven by Kenneth McGaughey 680 Frank Avenue Both men taken to a hospital but not seriously hurt McGaughey struck the men on the cover of 3rd and Dakota avenues about 9 p m Eye witnesses said he was partially blinded by glare on his wet windshield Officials were investigating the accident today.
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A. ML Cassiay
Wa & ON. W
J. F. Garvey
Antigo
Wisconsin
Kenneth McGaughey
Frank Avenue
McGaughey
3Rd
Dakota Avenues
Courthouse employees host annual picnic at State Fair Grounds
Nearly 100 courthouse workers and families attended the gathering last night at the State Fair Grounds. Activities ranged from a fat man's race to a kittenball game. Jake Dennison's team defeated Neil Bailey's team 9 to 7 in the kittenball game, which was halted due to ruin. The program concluded with a biennie Inneh.
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State Fair Grounds
Jake Dennison
Neil Bailey
CCC to Close Two Camps This Fall Near South Dakota
The Civilian Conservation Corps notified Representative Frances Case that a forest service camp at Farm Island near Philip South Dakota and a park service camp at Erieima Island Brule County will close by September 30. A summer camp at Camp Crook in the Custer National Forest will be discontinued for the winter months.
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CCC
Washington
Civilian Conseruation Corps Notifed
Francs Case
Custer
S. D
Forest Service
Farm Island
Pic S. D
Park Service
Eriema Island
Brule County
Camp Crook
Custer National Forest
Shanghai War Toll Mounts in Yangtze Standstill Battle
Amid heavy fighting along the Yangtze and Whangpoo rivers, Chinese artillery pressed Japanese ships near Shanghai as fires raged through Hongkew and Chapei. Casualty totals topped 5,160 official in the area, with reports of 1,760 dead. observers noted thousands killed or wounded and noted Japanese reinforcements and mine defense tactics aiding Chinese resistance.
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Yangtze
Shanghai
United States
Gough Sland
Texas Oil Company
Whangpoo
International
Wegsung
Americar
Yangtze Mouth
Japan
Gallipoli
Kawaisa
Changwehpang
Shanghai Nanking
Nantao
Kiangnan
Hongkew
Chapei
International Settlement
Clarence E. Gauss
Gold Star
Guam
Baltic
France
Factional Strife Cools as UAW Rally Supports Martin
CIC chieftain declares factional strife cooling as United Automobile Workers rally for action against Henry Ford. John L. Lewis ally John Brophy and CIO leaders push conciliation while Martin forecasts unity and prompts Ford to prepare for a major shift in car sales and union influence.
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CIC
United Automobile Workers
Henry Ford
Milwaukee
Beip
America
Delumaius
Martin
Henry Fost
Will Sim Am
Ford
Vision
John L. Lewis
John Brophy
Washineana
CIO
The
LAW
A. Martin
Fition
Werlehem Mercimer
Brophy
War Vets Plan Important Session at Forest McMuffen Post
Forest McMuffen Post No. 1776 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday at Dexter's Hall. Members are urged to attend as several important topics will be discussed. Plans include coordination with a State F event and hiring three top Northwest bands for upcoming week.
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Forest McMuffen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dexter's Hall
Northwest
H. H. Koch
Leo Teng
Jimuy Burnett
Paul Moorhead
Huron Post
Koch
Lions Picnic At State Fair Grounds Enjoyed
Members of the Huron Lions Club and families gathered at the womens building in the State Fair Groutas for their annual picnic. About 30 attended as outdoor games were canceled by an early evening shower.
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Huron Lions Club
Womens Building
State Fair Groutas
Truck Drivers Meet at Luthor Temple Wednesday Evening
All truck drivers are requested to meet at the Luthor Temple on Wednesday evening August 25 at 7 32 p m. Adv 2.
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Luthor Temple
For Rent Seven Room Ollie Insulated With Double Gerser
Classified fragment lists rental item remarking a remarkable seven room dwelling with unequalled insulation and double garage. Contact phone 2248.
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Curtis &Wright
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McKuss & Rob
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Tex Corp
Tidewater Assd
Tim Roll Bre
Transamerica
Twenty Cent
Union Carbide
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Varadium
Warner Pic
West Union
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Woolworth
Curb Citiey Service
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Papolis
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Treasury Fis
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Keinholz
Kiwanis
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Billy Pierce
Cali Frank Marsh
Yale
Viela Cathron
Bonilla
Marin Baum
Alying
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Gene Zurck
Sheffield
Darrel Save
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Rosene Larson
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PB. R. Geyeman
Ohio
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Prince Albert
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