Hog and cattle markets mixed as receipts rise in late summer
Hog prices eased 10 to 18 cents with top at 10.35 as Armour Stockyards Huron posted 10.35 for hogs and 500 head receipts. Cattle and sheep markets showed mixed moves with sheep and lambs up 10 to 15 cents and various steer and heifer classes trading unevenly amid overall steady to firmer demand. Chicago and Sioux City reports echoed slow hog trade and tight supplies, while packs moved cautiously on lighter volumes and weaker calf prices.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Ann
Canness
Cannes
Packers
Chicago
Teace
Gesk
Chicago Livestock Prices and Activity Report
Chicago wholesale livestock data shows hogs around 12,000 head with prices modestly down by a couple of cents from Tuesday for most grades. Sows weaken up to 10 cents, top hogs at 145 with bulk of desirable lots near that level. Cattle volumes around 710,000 with calves about 1,500. medium to heavy weight steers weaker and demand soft.
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Sioux City
U.S.C.A
Trost
Idaho
Stowes
Chicago
South St Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S.D.A
Sioux Falls and South St Paul Livestock Prices Across Markets
Auction notes from Sioux Falls and South St Paul report cattle and hog prices steady to mixed. Slaughter steers and yearlings vary by market with cows up to 42.5, hogs generally lower, sheep and lambs showing demand but prices uneven.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Paul
Butter and Produce Prices and Imports Reported for Week Ended Aug 22
The report notes a 2 percent downturn in top prices for the year as imports of butter into New York for the week ended Aug 22 reach about 385,000 pounds, with the prior week at 33,000 pounds. It lists Chicago potato prices and various grade figures for butter and eggs, including Creamery and extra firsts, and reports on live poultry markets in Chicago with price ranges for hens, fryers, and other poultry. The data reflects Bureau of Agricultural Economics findings and Associated Press summaries.
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New York
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wily
Wedgeway
Wheat futures recover in dull trading in Minneapolis
Wheat futures edged higher amid a dull market with September at 1.27, December 1.24, and May 1.18. Flax and barley held steady with mixed changes. Corn and oats also moved, while cash wheat demand was light and durum and winter wheat markets were thin.
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Minneapolis
Markets Report From Several Midwest Produce Markets
Huron Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown Sioux City and Chicago markets list live poultry prices high hens leghorn broilers and turkeys with Butterfat and eggs quoted No. 1 and No. 2. Prices vary by city including heavy hens, springs, ducks geese and roosters.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Lertory
Huron
Swift & Co
Sioux Falls
Wednesady
Mitchel
Mitchell
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Watertown
Minneapolis Grain Market Report From August 26
Minneapolis cash close reports wheat futures and cash prices with No 1 heavy dark northern springs at 1.25 to 1.34 per pound, No 2 dark northern around 1.31 to 1.39, No 3 duck northern near 1.29 to 1.37, and other grades including No 1 hard Montana and red durum. Oats barley rye flax and sweet clover seed prices are listed with several ranges and arrivals, plus a carrot grain sales range and flour prices for the day.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Ai P Cortly
Tradlin
aBriey
Associated Press
Heart Specialist Called For Dern
A noted heart specialist was flown from Boston to attend Secretary Dern at Walter Reed Hospital by President Roosevelt’s direction. Dr. Fritz Meyer arrived and immediately joined doctors, reporting Dern in a cautious condition with partial improvement yet semiconscious, as family stayed bedside through the night.
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Washington
Boston
Roosevelt
Dern
Walter Reed Hospital
Fritz Meyer
Wise
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Meyer
Capital
White House
Montana Citizens Urged to Press Washington Demands
Congressman Joseph P. Monaghan of Butte urged Montana citizens to be vociferous and united so they can compel Washington to concede demands. He told the committee that united pressure must be strong enough to deter refusal.
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Joseph P.monaghan
Butte
Montana
Washington
FDR Weighs World Peace Conference Prospect
The New York Times reports President Roosevelt may invite leaders from several nations to meet for world peace if reelected. Aboard the Roosevelt train, aides say he will not comment until he reviews the story, and no decision is confirmed.
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New York
New York Times
Roosevelt
Mgr. Roosevelt
King Edward
Vim
Joseph Stalin
Benito Mussolini
Adolph Hitler
Lebrun
France
Japan
China
Sir
Els
the Times
Bismarck
N.D
Aldes
Harrison Byrnes Renominated by New Deal Forces in South, Mississippi
Complete Mississippi and South Carolina returns show Senator Pat Harrison leading Sennett Conner by 160000 votes with Harrison at 122650 to 86550. James F Byrnes wins South Carolina nomination by seven to one over Tomas P Stoney and Col William C Harllee. Roosevelt conveys pleasure to both victors. Townsend forces gain some California districts while Sheridan Downey concedes to Frank Buck in the 3rd district race.
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Associated Press
Twe New Deal Calwarts
Senate
Mississippi
South Carolina
Pat Harrison
Sennett Conner
Theodore Bilbo
Harrison
Conner
Roosevelt
James F. Byres
Tomas P. Stoney
Col
William C. Harllee
Byron
Stone
Harl- Jee
Byrnes
California
Townsendites
F. &. Townsend
Sheridan Downey
Frank H. Buck
Woman Killed In Auto Crash Near Huron
The badly damaged sedan crash near Old Watertown left Mrs. Herbert Skinner dead and Mrs. Skinner's cousin injured. Mrs. Skinner, 19, daughter of Mr. William Eifring, operated a beauty parlor in Milnes HelenPoliz with her cousin. She and her husband Herbert Skinner of Watertown were among the injured and relatives awaited funeral arrangements. The other occupants slept through the mishap with no witnesses.
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Sodock
Old Watertown
Herbert Skinner
Huron
Watertown
Sicj
Inner
William Eifring
Fort Peck
Mont
Henry
Milnes Helenpoliz
Skinner
Harry Volesch
Water
Elenora
Constanzp
Beverly Elfring
Fort Beck
Minnesota Pays Tribute To Olson Funeral Draws Thousands Across State
Minnesota paused commerce as Governor Floyd B Olson was laid to rest. Dignitaries led by President Roosevelt sent wreaths while U S Senators Shipstead Benson La Follette and Fra wer attended. Olson’s death ends a six year term and a landmark labor governor era. Patricia Olson and Olson’s aging parents mourned with the state in Minneapolis. The funeral at the city auditorium housed about 16 000 with overflow areas and burial at Lakewood cemetery Two City lakes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Thouseids
Floyd B._ Olson
Northland Forest
Varsant
Ameri
Lolis Flowery
United States
Chant
Sia
Floyd B. Olsen
Monrik Shipstead
Ebner Benson
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsia
Lynn J Frawer
Nova Dakota
Philip F. LaPallette
Aebconsi
Uirough
Olson
Roosevelt
Madison
Patricia
Paul Olson
Minniapelix City Auditorium
Lakewood Cemetery
City Lakes
Publicity Criticized in Hauptmann Trial by Bar Committee
A special American Bar Association committee condemned Governor Hoffman and others for unsanctioned publicity during the Hauptmann trial. It faulted juror interviews, press coverage, and Hoffman’s prison visit, and urged reforms including banning courtroom cameras and post trial media actions.
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Hoffman
Hit For Trial Activities Committee of
American Bar
Jaffie
Boston
American Bar Association
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
John F
Asfie) Can¢on
Hauptmann
Ene
Oscar J Hallata
St. Paul
Lindbergh
William L. Ransom
The
Bar Association
Hallam
Roosevelt Appears in Public After Backing Crowd Welcome
On route to Chicago the president rode with Franklin Jr. by his side as a cheering crowd gathered. The convoy paused for a brief transfer at a 3 39 p m CST stop through several cities including Fostella Deshler Defiance Ohio Garrett Nabance Wellsboro and Gary with WPA administrator Harry Hopkins and other officials aboard.
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Franklin, Jr
Chicago
Fostella
Deshler
Defiance
Ohio
Garrett
Nabance
Wellsboro
Gary
Ind
Wallace
Harry Hopkins
WPA
William J. Myersett
Farm Credit Administration
Robert Fecher
CCC
Eugene S. Liggett
Nationa Emergency Council
Alfred D. Stedman
AAA
Goss
Farm Credit
Myra Mock
Hopkins
Kiwanians Elect District Officials Across Midwest
The Rochester Minnesota Kiwanians held their convention with district leaders elected. B S Aiton Dy, Joe BE, and Be Beaver Yankton were named to divisions covering Willmar, Sioux Falls, and surrounding towns.
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Rochester
Minn
Fileral Budge
Cool Weather Grips Huron Noted Autumn Chill
Huron endures cool late summer weather as clouds and a dip in temperatures bring relief from heat. Forecasters predict a mostly cloudy week with gradual cooling and scattered showers across Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and nearby states. Temperatures fell sharply in parts of Iowa and Nebraska while the Dakotas remain warmer.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
A. W. Cook
Roosevelt
Northwest
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Nebrask
Cook
Nonpesota
Clear Lake VFW Members Initiate Recruits in Ceremony
Clear Lake hosted a ceremony Tuesday night where state officers led a class of recruits into the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Delegations from Toronto and Brookings aided in the event with assistance from Huron officials and a department rehabilitation officer.
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Clear Lake
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Mixed in Local Notice
In hospital notices, Helen Elfring of Watertown and Mrs Chester Wild of Huron are listed among admitted patients along with several others from Watertown Wolsey Woonsocket and Esmond. Dismissals include Mrs Robert Hunt and baby boy from Huron and Mrs Gale Small Doland among others. Speed recovery wishes accompany the ad. Jenny Jones home baking promotes local cottage grocery offerings and pork chops on sale.
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Helen Elfring
Watertown
Chester Wild
Huron
say‘Micah
Viola Parkhurst
N.N. Fedt
Donald Meds
Alfred Bartel
Wolsey
Martin Baretel
Esther Remyn
Ski
Woonsocket
Kennedh Lamhehn
June
Joyce Hofer Wsisn
Robert Hunt
Gale Small
Doland
William Burrell
Doris
Dle
Bancraft
C. E. Ganshen
Gertrude King
Esmond
Whlkers Flavere
Adv
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