Market News From Sioux City Livestock Markets
Sioux City markets show beef steers and yearlings strongest with gains up to 1.00. fat cattle and vealers mixed. hogs steady to higher with top around 10.75. sheep and lambs active with fat lamb prices near 10.50 to 12.00 and feeder demand strong. yields noted at Sioux Falls and St Paul with similar trends in hogs cattle and lambs.
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Liquidation Halts Rally In Futures
Wheat futures opened weak then rallied before September liquidation spoiled the gains. September and December closed lower while May also fell. Coarse grains rose. flax rose on orders but finished slightly higher. Cash wheat strong with firm demand. durum, winter, and rye also in demand. corn and barley firm to higher. Prices in Minneapolis futures range show broad activity across grains and oats.
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Minneapolis Cash Close Friday Grain Prices Mixed
August close reports in Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago set grain prices with No. 1 dark northern and amber durum values noted, several percentages and arrival figures listed. Chicago shows butter held at 95.37 cents with spring ducks and other items mentioned in brief market notes.
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Bears Swayed by Market Trend on Quiet Trading Day
New York August 2 bears delayed closing shorts as prices rose across many industrials utilities and merchandising shares. Broad list shows gains of 1 to 7 points in staples like Coca Cola US Steel and Warner Bros while rails hint at profit amid mixed July earnings pace. Total volume dwells around 1.8 million shares with a slow closing tone and weak corporate news.
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Dry Chief Asks For Cooperation In Prohibition
Washington August 29 Assistant Attorney General Youngquist urged state and local cooperation in enforcing prohibition. He called federal forces alone unable to dry up the country, noting 1,758 federal agents versus 175,000 local peace officers. He warned no mercy for corrupt or unfit agents and stressed prosecutions support enforcement of all crimes.
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Beadle Farmers To Picnic Labor Day
The Farmers Union of Beadle county holds its annual field day at the State Fair grounds in Huron to commemorate the founding of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America. State Senator Joe Atkins will speak along with Vice President Preston and other speakers, followed by a program of special addresses.
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One In Hospital After Knife Fight in Aberdeen
A knife fight in Aberdeen leaves one man alive but wounded near the heart and another jailed. Sam Gibson of Arkansas faces assault charges as police investigate an argument over wit and the incident near the heart wound.
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Burt to Leave for Minnesota Sanitarium for Treatment
Willam Burtt, local AFM secretary and Huron composer, will depart tomorrow to Shakopee Minnesota for treatment at Mudcura sanitarium after prolonged illness from toxic poisoning. He has been ill for some time and seeks care in the sanitarium.
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Fliers See Bright Beacons Between Milwaukee and Chicago
Chicago unveils a 44 story La Salle Wacker beacon whose 3,000,000 candlepower beams guide fliers. The light, dedicated by Mrs Gladys O Donnell, rivals the Palmolive building Lindbergh beacon seen across the Chicago river as far as Milwaukee, with rays visible up to 100 miles.
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Oil Lease Secured Near Pierre Boosts Drilling Plans
South Dakota Development and Refining Company secured leases on 4,700 acres of the Standing Butte structure northwest of Ft Pierre to complete the acreage for a new well. FR B Hipple, secretary, said Geyer ranch area covers most of the southwest block and the company now holds over 16,000 acres, with drilling expected to start on or before November 1 of the year.
Madison Fifty Years Seen In Jubilant Birthday Observance
Madison marked its fiftieth anniversary with a citywide celebration starting yesterday. A crowd estimated around twenty thousand attended as old settlers and residents recalled the half century since its prairie settlement origins, Lake Herman and Lake Madison shuttles noted in a parade.
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Aviator Kingsford-Smith Undergoes Tonsil Operation
WODDLEBURG HOLLAND Aug 29 Wing Commander Charles Kingsford-Smith the famous Australian airman underwent another operation for tonsil removal in the same hospital where he had an appendicitis operation. He was progressing favorably.
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Holland
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Speed Boat Title Decided At Detroit
English girl Marian Barbara Carstairs challenges Gar Wood in the 30 mile heat on the Detroit river for the Harmsworth trophy all eyes on the race as around half a million fans expected to watch Wood defend the title aboard Miss Americas V UT and X while Carstairs boats Estelle IV and Estelle V representing Great Britain
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Sawyer Retains State Junior Golf Title in Close Match
Pat Sawyer of Minneapolis defended his Minnesota state junior golf championship by defeating Dale Morton of Minneapolis 9 and 6. The 18 year old titled winner recently secured the Minnesota state amateur championship.
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WPF
Pat Sawyer
Minneapolis
Dale Morton
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Watertown Next For Huron Club
The Huron Boosters face Watertown at Lake Preston on Monday in a game tied to Watermelon Day and the fiftieth anniversary of Kingsbury County. After a summer of failed attempts to schedule Watertown, the Roosters travel with Rube Schauer enhancing Watertown’s pitching staff for the neutral-site clash. Attendance from Huron and Watertown is expected along with the Lake Preston celebration.
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