Hogs Prices Steady as Market Closes Mixed Cow and Lamb Rates
Market notes from Armour Stock Yards in Huron and Chicago show hog receipts Thursday at about ten, with prices overall steady. Cattle, sheep, and lamb values held firm. Chicago reports hogs down slightly from yesterday while top price reached around 12.06 per hundredweight for good to choice middling hogs, and cattle and sheep markets remained active with steady to higher quotes on key classes. Sioux City and Sioux Falls listings show mixed changes, with fed cattle and stockers steady to higher, hogs largely steady, and lambs holding near steady with improving quality.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Chicgo
Atx
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St. Paul
M.O
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ILAO
Produce Markets La teeseseeeee Huron Market
HURON PRODUCE MARKET FURNISHED DAILY BY SWIFT CO. HURON D. Heavy hens varying by weight include 4 to 5 pounds. Light end leghorn hens and heavy breed springs listed. Qld roosters Butterfat No. 2 Butterfat No. 2.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Chicago Poultry and Butter Prices on Aug 23 Mercantile Market
Chicago market reports show butter steady and eggs easy with October eggs closing 4 cents higher amid refrigerators withdrawals and rising cash market. Poultry prices varied with live stock mix and color specifics. New York and Sioux Falls listings follow, noting firm butter, steady dressed poultry, and diverse regional price ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Casiec
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Colored Springs
Roosters
New York
Chicago and Watertown Market Notes and Odd Prices
Chicago produce futures report shows butter and egg futures with storage and refrigerator standards. In Watertown market notes heavy breed springers and hens are listed with prices, plus geese and ducks and butterfat values observed in No. 1 grades.
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Chicago
Watertown
Reactions Erase Grain Advances in Chicago Trading
Chicago wheat futures rose briefly on Liverpool demand and eastern war news but later trimmed gains. September 106 1⁄4, December 108 1⁄2, corn mixed near unchanged to 1 cent higher, oats steady to 1⁄2 higher. overall prices closed near opening levels as traders lightened commitments amid volatile sessions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Proit
Minneapolis Grain Market and Firefly Troupe Updates
Grain market notes from Minneapolis show No. 1 dark northern and mixed wheats. oats, barley, and flax prices listed with cash closes and discounts, alongside mixed futures ranges. Separate item reports two entertainers from Kansas City joining the Firefly night club act near Huron, with Sugar Cane Harris and his orchestra performing evenings as the club reopens.
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Grain Bulletin Market
Firefly
Kansas City
U.S. 16
Velda Watkins
Henriene Barker
Comedienne
Sugar Cane Harris
Joe Nasr
Another Battle On Court Looms Over Roosevelt Plan
Washington Aug 2 Senators who helped defeat President Roosevelts court plan fear his new judiciary reform appeal signals another fight in the next Congress. Senator King Utah Democrat calls it continuation of altering the judiciary. Senator Johnson California Republican fears the scheme.
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Senate
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Hatch
New Mexico
War Fears Touch Off Selling Wave in New York
International tensions rose after the shooting of Britain's ambassador to China near Shanghai, triggering a broad stock market selling wave in New York as traders priced in potential conflict.
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New York
Ching
Shanghai
Missouri river diversion plan draws federal caution
Washington reports the Re settlement Administration wary of a 50 million dollar Missouri river diversion in North Dakota. Army engineers advised against it citing insufficient benefits for cost. Public hearing set in Washington on September 27. ND officials warned against large irrigation schemes, noting cycles of drought and plenty. The Williston project was cited as a later abandoned precedent.
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Grasshopper Control Conference Aims Unified Plan
Federal and regional experts from Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Wyoming meet in Sioux Falls to craft a 1938 eradication program. Gov. Jensen emphasizes cooperation. committees will study education and legislation, while reports address distrust of scientists, bait pricing, and equipment shortages.
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Midwest
Leslie Jensen
Greater South Dakota Association
South Dakota State College
Colorado
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Missouri
Nebraska
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South Dakota
Oklahoma
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Wyoming
Texas
Ilinois
Michigan
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Ebersie
St. Paul
Entosmoloogist
Togetha
Great Plains
Gov. Jensen
National Congress
Varius
John Montague Released On Bail In New York Case
John Montague, the so called Hollywood mystery figure, was released on 25000 bail by a New York supreme court justice. The charge is a seven year old robbery case. Arraignment is scheduled for September 7 with likely further action the week of October 11. Justice Brewster called Montague a modern Jean Valjean and imposed no travel restrictions pending arraignment. District Attorney Thomas McDonald indicated the arraignment would probably occur the week of October 11.
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New York Supreme Court
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Brewster
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Thomas McDonald
Thal
Chicago Man To Hunt For Foster’s Body
John P. Carroll of Chicago said he would begin a search for the body of Tom Foster of Sioux Falls who disappeared last Friday in West Lake Okoboji. Carroll planned to use a powerful light, with the body reportedly in about 12 feet of water. The report comes amid hospital notices from Huron and area towns and a Alexandria fire loss later reported.
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Foster
Arnolds PaRk
John P. Carroll
Tom Foster
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West Lake Okoji
Carroll
Care For Female Rattlesnakes Reported In South Dakota
Pierre August 26 The South Dakota Game and Fish Department is providing maternal care for female rattlesnakes. Jackley of Pierre supervising the program reported 34 baby rattlesnakes born in the back seat of his car during two days in Gregory County. The newborns were kept in the auto for observation by the females.
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South Dahow
Colmery Urges Law And Order In Rapid City
Rapid City Aug 2 The national commander of the American Legion Harry W Colmery Topeka Kan urged law and order in a speech at the Rapid City auditorium. He attacked groups using force to achieve aims and defended the Legion’s broad program including national defense neutrality and universal service. Colmery blamed some Congress members for not advancing universal service and cited protection of price controls and war burdens.
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Black Hills
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Mt Rushmore
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Walter Burke
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Leo Temmey
Hur
Chicago
Turner Rudesill
Democratic split in party seen as temporary says King
King predicted no permanent split within the Democratic party, calling it a temporary fissure as he stressed a genuine Democrat will defend the constitution. McNutt, tied to the New Deal, drew praise from friends for alignment with progressive views, while Farley warned against reprisals from voters who oppose administration actions.
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Philippines
King
Democratic Party
Farley
Rey Farley
Wuld
John M. Hamilton
Roosevelt
Beadie County Cream Station Receives Gold Star Award
The Beadie County Farmers Union Cream Station in Huron earned a Gold Star from Equity Union Creamery of Mitchell, symbolizing strong cooperation. Mr and Mrs Glen Echos are noted among contributors to the event.
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Young Bever Leaves Yankton for National Home Training
Sherman Bever of the VFW national home for widows and orphans at Exton Rapid Michigan will depart early next week for the national home after a three month stay at Yankton. He will gain experience to aid the Holstein herd program and plans include attending State College at Brookings after high school.
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Mrs Ella Goethel Dies in Oregon at 75
Mrs Ella Goethel 75 died in Oregon after a short illness at the home of her daughter Miss Margaret Bartholomew in Springfield. Funeral services were held this morning with burial in Springfield cemetery. Surviving are three sons and five daughters including H A Goethel, A Goethel, John Goethel, Vera Taylor, Mrs Boyd Babbitt, Madge Probasco, Mrs Bartholomew, and Mrs Albert Anderson. She had been a resident of Huron for many years, left for Eupen Ore in 1918, and moved to Springfield about eight years ago.
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Maragaret Bartholomew
Spritfield
Ores Mes
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Goethel
Song
H. A. Goethel
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Huron
John Goethel
Sand Point
Ide
Vera Taylor
Seattle
Washy
Boyd Babbitt
Reedsport
Ore
Madge Probasco
Oakland
Cal
Bartholomew
Springhild
Albert Anderson
Garthe
Eupen
Insurgents Move Through Refugee Crisis Headlines
Fragmentary text describes Spanish children arriving in Bayonne, France, aided by British efforts. References to refugees, Santender, and a distressed harbor scene mention eminent men including doctors and lawyers amid chaotic advance by insurgents.
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Bayonne
France
Desiroreer Keith
Santender
Miss Caton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admitted: Billy Pierce Huron moa cal Frank Marsh Yale mediciola Lathrop Booilly minor surgical Martin Baum Huron minor surgical Alvina Alvin and Fern Lippert Huron minor surgical Dismissed: Mrs Gene Zurek and baby son Huron James Morrissey Huron Billy Pierce Huron P K Brest Alpenay Mrs E C Binenage Frankfort Laverne York Sheffield Darren Haye Huron Pere ty Johaneson Erwinj Rosenc Larsen Ere win
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Alvin
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Gene Zurek
Baby Son
James Morrissey
P. K. Brest
Alpenay
E. C. Binenage
Frankfort
Laverne York
Sheffield
Darren Haye
Pere Ty Johaneson
Erwinj Rosenc Larsen
Erewin
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