Sheep Market Ticks Higher at Armour Yard Tuesday
The sheep market rose about 25 cents on Tuesday at Armour Stockyards, with cattle and calves steady. Hog prices stayed steady to weaker, with a top of 3.75 and receipts around 800 head. detailed cattle and veal ranges were listed for steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls, veal, and calves across markets in St Paul and Sioux City as well.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
St. Paul
Live Hog Market Slows as Farmers’ Holiday Hopes Rise
Chicago and Minneapolis livestock reports show slower hog trade with early rounds at 10 to 15 cents below recent lows. Hog weights 180 to 220 pounds sold around 4.00 to 4.60, while cattle weakened. steers mostly 6.75 to 7.35, grass cows 2.75 to 3.75, and lambs around 6.00 to 6.75 as buyers remain cautious amid market signals and holiday demand.
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Selec
Huron Poultry and Eggs and Related Markets
Markets detail furnished poultry eggs butter and hides across Huron Buck Brothers Bolles Hogers and D. No. 1 cured hides and pelts. Chicago New York Minneapolis Sioux Falls Sioux City Mitchell and Chicago price levels for poultry eggs butter and related dairy products, with cattle hides and tallow values. Poultry hens leghorn broilers and turkeys show varied markets. butter prices edge up or down and eggs steady to mixed across regions.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn Springs Cocks
Buck Brothers Buren
S. D
Bolles & Hogers & D
Chicago
Wheat Futures Strength Eases
Wheat futures opened soft in Minneapolis and then rose on stock and cotton strength but fell back by close. September and December oats were down 44 cents, rye and flax advanced. cash wheat premiums softened, high protein wheat in demand, durum fair, corn and oats steady, rye and flax strongest.
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Minneapolis
Duluth Cash Prices Reported For Durum And Flax
Closing cash prices list durum varieties and flax with mixed figures for No 1 amber and red durum, No 1 mixed durum, No 1 durum, No 7 durum, and flaxes including Mo. F and Sept Oct Nov Dec futures. Prices shown are for locations in Duluth with arrival and delivery terms.
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Duluth
Deluth
Stock Market Finds Advance Is Easier The Stock
A partial stock market item notes an easier path for advancing investments as traders seek steadier gains amid fluctuating prices. Details are sparse but imply improved accessibility and broader participation in market activity.
City Budget Up Next Wednesday
The Huron city budget for 1338 will be read on Wednesday September 3 at the city commission weekly meeting. Commissioners will review the tentative budget this week and discuss damage claims from a raised dam reported by J. Kaufman. George E. Longstaff asked for a permit for a refreshment stand at Fourth Street and Wisconsin Avenue, but the commission denied it for zoning violation while noting existing stands within fire limits are tolerated during tough times.
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Frank E. Obele
Fourth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Obele
Mr. Longstaff
Mr. Obele
Longstaff
Senator Davis Pleads Not Guilty to Lottery Indictments
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania pleads not guilty to two indictments charging distribution and sale of lottery tickets and conspiracy. Bail set at $1000. Co-defendant Theodore G. Miller also enters not guilty plea. Miller is a public relations official for the Loyal Order of Moose, of which Davis is national head. Bail for Miller also $1000.
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New York
Unien
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Theodore G. Miller
Davis
Miller
Loyal Order of Moose
Course Of Study's Fate To Be Decided
Sioux Falls Aug 30 A meeting of 300 school officials decided that individual county school boards will determine whether the state's new course of study will be adopted at the opening of the next school term. Objections were raised against voting on a resolution condemning the new course. E C Giffen state superintendent spoke on the plan for over an hour answering questions.
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Sioux Falls
Minnes County
E. C. Giffen
Wollmann and Hill talk Lions talk before Los Angeles trip
Wollmann described thrills from the Olympic Games in Los Angeles to Huron Lions Club members at a weekly function. Dean H A Hill, former district governor, discussed the Lions International Convention in Los Angeles this summer.
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Hill
Los Angeles
A. A. Wollmann
Huron Lions Club
Dean H. A. Hill
Myers
U. S. Steel
Apple Trees and Lilacs Blooming in Tyndall After Hail
Apple trees and lilacs and other shrubs are coming into bloom in Tyndall after a heavy hail storm in August. LeRoy Hixson, cooperative weather observer, reports the renewal to the state weather bureau. Apple cherry choke cherry mulberry lilac honeysuckle dogwood are among the trees blooming.
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South Dako
Tyndall
Augusta
LeRoy Hixson
Cooperative Weather Observer
State Weather Bureau
Hixson
Scouts Promoted At Ree Heights Court of Honor
At Ree Heights five boys were promoted in a Court of Honor Monday night. Kenneth Bradley and George Hertz, Joe Ling echeit, were promoted to second class. George Specker to first class. Gaylord Justice to star scout. Verbal merit badges awarded included automobiling to Gaylord and Herbert Specker, swimming to George Specker.
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Aug
Kenneth Bradley
Miller
George Hertz
Joe Lingecheit
George Specker
Gaylord Justice
Gaylord
Herbert Specker
Camp da Ko Tah
Howard C. Flint
Harry W. Gardner
Milk shortage and farm strike actions sweep Sioux Falls
Milk deliveries are dwindling as distributors in Sioux Falls prepare for a milk shortage affecting hospitals and needy children. The dispute followed a month of talks with producers, with one distributor agreeing to demands while others refused. Separate reports note a proposed giant central farm union and upcoming farm holiday meetings and efforts to organize Ohio farmers into a western strike led by Milo Reno.
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ST. Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Sioux City
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Olson
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Ohio
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Hospital and court noting a fire and arrivals
Fragmented text describes a fire at a hospital area including names like Esmond Kusier and Henry Lorenz with little damage reported. A New York dispatch states Andrew W. Madsen, US ambassador to the court of St James, arrived and proceeded to the Wall Street district for conferences after checking into a hotel.
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Andrew W. Madsen
United States
Bt. Jemesn
Wall Brest
Dio Tle
Bolivian cabinet resigns amid policy dispute and truce offer
Aug 30 reports from La Paz say the Bolivian cabinet has resigned over foreign policy and internal affairs, with a non-partisan government expected today. A note from the Washington Chaco commission urged a 60 day truce with Paraguay to permit arbitration, contingent on Bolivia accepting certain Paraguayan forts.
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Uruguay
Red Cross Conference Set For Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Aug 30 A regional conference of the American Red Cross will be held here on Oct SL Governor Warren E Green and W M Baxter Jr of St Louis managers of the Midwestern branch are expected to attend Details of the program were not announced but it was believed possible relief work next winter would be discussed.
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Green
S. F
Sioux Falls
American Red Cross
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W. M. Baxter, Jr
St. Louis
Jefferson Speed Trap Still Operating in South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS Aug 20 Information that the speed trap at Jefferson South Dakota reported discontinued last week was still operating was revealed yesterday when H D Semple of Sioux City said he was stopped at Jefferson Monday morning charged with speeding and fined 2 50 He said he was unable to contest the charge because of lack of time Officials had agreed last week to discontinue the speed trap which has brought widespread protests.
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Jefferson
Sioux Falls
S. D
H. D. Semple
Sioux City
City work projects outline drainage and dam plans
The relief committee meets August 31 as officers discuss outlining work projects. They include a drainage ditch at the city’s sewage plant to direct surface water, leveling off a new James River dam, digging rock for a park dam, and a 700 foot drainage ditch along Augustine’s addition to relieve Fourth Street sewers.
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James River
Ragine Park
Fourth Street
Augustine
Governor Green's relief committee meets tomorrow at 2 p.m
The state relief committee under Governor Green will convene at 2 p.m tomorrow to discuss disposition of a $150,000 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan for counties Custer Pennington Beadle Sanborn McCook Spink Clark and Kingsbury. Additional loan applications are expected to be reviewed. Advisory members include M. Sharpe Attorney General B C Yates Lead W C Lusk R F Looby and Henry McGrath, Aberdeen.
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State Relief Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Custer, Pennington
Beadle
Sanborn
McCook, Spink, Clark
Kingsbury
Continitioa
M. @. Sharpe
B. C. Yates
Lead
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
R.F. Looby
Artesian
Henry McGrath
Aberdeen
Eclipse Packed Skyward for New England Total Eclipse
News dispatch details tomorrow solar eclipse across New England with 43 expeditions in place. Scientists and laypeople prepare as weather threatens with partly cloudy Maine New Hampshire Vermont and fair warmer Massachusetts. Aviators stand by to lift researchers if clouds rise.
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New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
For Rent Two or Three Room Modern Apartment
Classified item listing several rental options including a two or three room modern apartment with private entrance at 837 Neb S W and a light housekeeping room for rent in an excellent location with furnishings or unfurnished. Also a modern sleeping room near 655 Calls Ave and a note about shotgun sales at 580 Beach after 4 p.m.
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A. L. Kinkead
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