Armour Stock Yards hogs sheep prices slide in brisk market
Armour Stock Yards Huron Aug 20 quotes show steady to 10 lower on hogs and 15 to 25 cents lower on lambs while cattle and calves hold steady. Beef and veal prices range from choice veal 4.00 to 4.50 and cattle classes from 2.00 to 6.50, with hogs trading around 7.50 to 8.00 for select weights and packers paying 6.75 to 7.25 for mid ranges. Market to close notes labor day closings in New York and mixed shifts across major regional markets including South St. Paul Sioux City and Chicago.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
New York
Chicago
South St. Paul
B. D. Alb
Oregon
Marly
T.H
Stexty
Sioux City
Minesota
Idaho Russets
North Dakota
Washington
Wheat Futures Steady After Nervous Session in Minneapolis
Wheat futures closed with little change as August trading showed mixed moves. Sept. prices fell modestly while Dec and May held near unchanged. rye rose slightly, barley and flax showed varied strength amid steady cash demand for winter and durum wheats. Carlot ranges listed for grains included No. 1 dark northern and No. 1 yellow wheat, with flax No. 1 at 2.07 to 2.09 and other grain prices noted.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Associated Press
S.s
Tay
Markets Ride and Wool Market Furnished by Bolles & Rogers
Market report lists hides by weight class with prices for No 1 cured hides under 45 pounds and over 45 pounds, No 1 cured bull hides, and horse hides. Wool and sheep pelts priced. poultry and butter offerings shown, with daily farm market data from Switz and Co and Suron.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron
Ste
Chicago Produce Prices and Markets Thursday
Poultry and butter markets held firm with steady to higher futures and varied trade reports. Butter futures closed up with several contract standards firm, while eggs and potatoes showed mixed stability and ongoing storage movements. Regional markets reflected hesitancy amid late-summer lull, with conserved volume and slightly improved open market offerings noted.
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Chicago
Closing Quotations and Stocks in a Fragmented Ledger
A crowded list of closing quotations for Alaska to Yellow Truck equities, bonds, and prominent companies appears in a chaotic OCR fragment. It includes diverse tickers such as Am Can, General Electric, RCA, United Aircraft, and US Steel along with bond prices and a Paris currency note. The fragment also shows a U S government bonds section and a Minneapolis stock display, ending with a Paris dollar movement note and franc close.
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Alaska
Juneau
Aleghany
al Chem & Dye
Am Can
Am Sm & Rig
Am Suger
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour del
Armour
Mour
Atchi
CRI & P
Chrysler
Col G & E
Colm
Coml Solo
Cons Gay
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
du Pont
Eastman
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillete
Gold Dust
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt Nor
Ltr Orcott
Pid
Houston Oil
Hudson
Til Cent
Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
IT & T
Johns ‘Manville
Kelvinator
Receipts Required for New Emergency Feed Loans
Farmers must present receipts showing use of prior loan funds to qualify for a new emergency feed loan. M F Devlinney, committee clerk at the county relief loan office, cites a regional loan office ruling that no new application will be considered until receipts are produced.
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M. F. Devinney
County Relief
Ioan
Devinney
Sioux Falls Produce Returns Mixed Market Data
Sioux Falls report shows heavy hens 4% pounds and up at 22, light hens 10, leghorn hens 8, springs over 3 pounds 03, leghorn springs 11, cocks 6, leghorn cocks 5. Eggs No 1 fresh 18, Butter 27, Butterfat 25. Chicago futures list butter highs lows closes and storage standards with January to November quotations.
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Sioux Falls
Stocks Edge Lower Near Labor Day Recess
New York stocks traded nervously toward the close as traders lightened positions before the Labor Day break. After a morning setback the market steadied and the tariff eased in the final hour. Metal shares showed some resistance with transfers around 650000 shares.
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New York
City Briefs Highlights From Huron Area Travel
Local notes report Mrs C J Strike and daughters Eeith and Beverly Jean visiting in New Hampton Iowa with Mr Strike's relatives. Elaine Hovde heads to Minneapolis en route to Waterloo Iowa for testing. Dr J C Shirley and family return from Spearfish visit. Numerous residents travel to Lemmon Aberdeen Minneapolis Chicago and Olivia Minnesota for visits and job changes. Ads promote Budweiser and Filers fur coats.
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C. J. Strike
Eeith
Beverly Jean
New Hampton
Spearfish
Ruth Plummer
Wilma Bliss
Lucille Babbitt
Winnipeg
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ed Weaver
Lucillg
Atlanta
Chicago
John Bangerter
Olivia
Minn
Bangerter
Lewis Dick
Spencer Band
Carl Feige
Canova
Huron
W. Feige
Rapid City
Anna Miller
Alexandria Bay
D. A. Searles
Alexandria
Georgia Ber~mian
Mrr
N. W. States
D. S. van Alstine
Duluth
Sioux Falls
G. W. Speers
Arthur Tremaine
Mont-gomery Ward & Company
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wakonda
Frank McConnahay
Detroit
William McConnahay
Colorado Avenue
James Stokes
Mrs. Stokes
Garden City
Black Hilly
Former Huron Woman Dies In Lakota North Dakota
Mrs Carl Jones died last Saturday morning at her Lakota ND home where Dr Jones practiced dentistry The death followed a sudden heart attack The body was taken to Crary ND for funeral services and burial Both Dr and Mrs Jones had lived in Huron ND The item also notes Montreal as the worlds second largest French city and contains unrelated classified lines about a house to rent and cars for sale
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Lakota
N. D
Carl Jones
de. Jones
Dormitory Plan Rule Interpreted In Relief Food Aid
Beadle county relief administrator Clyde R Smith explains that extra dormitory food costs for high school pupils will be adjusted within existing relief allowances. Superintendent H H Moon notes public misinterpretations while final plan approval from Pierre awaits. The dormitory aid covers 12 cents per day for a child’s meals, with parents supplying any excess. Rural pupils retain attendance at their usual schools.
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Clyde R. ‘Smith
Beadle County
Supt
H. H. Moon
Yale
Stith
Pierre
Smith
State Relief Administration
Iroquois resident W S Boardman dies at 71
W S Boardman 71 a resident of Iroquois died after an extended illness at Aberdeen hospital. Born in 1863 in Wisconsin he married Mae Edgerton in Spirit Lake Iowa in 1910. He suffered paralysis 13 years ago and was an invalid since. Surviving children include Orville Ernest Boardman Pierce Maybell Maurie Francis Elaine and Russel all of Iroquois and Leon of Iroquois. Funeral at Fisher and Green funeral home Friday at 1 30 p m with Rev J M Hunter officiating.
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W. S. Boardman
Iroquois
Boardman
Aberdeen Hospital
Mr. Boardman
Waushell County
Wisconsin
Mae Edgerton
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Aberdeer Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Inpatients admitted include R. P. Swaney Bonita for surgical care and Mrs Arnold Hagema Heron for surgical, Mrs Lawrence Maxvold Huron medical, Louise Terkildsen Huron surgical, Faith Nielsen Woonsocket surgical. Discharges include Dorothy Marzahn Hitch cock, Margaret Ann Constance, Richard Griffith Huron, Shirley Gorgon Virgil Deyo Huron, Dorothy Langbehn Wolsey, Caroline Elinor Zell Artesian, Joe Walters Yale, Rose Decker Carpenter.
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R. P. Swaney
Bonita
Surgical
Arnold Hagema
Heron
Lawrence Maxvold
Huron
Louise Terkildsen
Faith Nielsen
Woonsocket
Dorothy Marzahn
Hitchcock
Margaret Ann
Constance
Richard Griffith
Shirley
Gorgon
Virgil Deyo
Dorothy Langbehn
Wolsey
Caroline
Elinor Zell
Artesian
Joe Walters
Yale
Rose
Decker
Carpenter
Teachers Institute Closes Here Today
The Bea Le County Normal Institute winds up in Huron with a violin concert by Leopold Rutter of Northern State Teachers College. Attendance remained around 159 as teachers praise the program for preparing instructors for the fall term. Dr. T. A. Harmon of Southern State Normal delivers the concluding lecture, Chalk talks by Z. W. Whiting instruct teachers in illustrative methods, with staff members Emma Meistik, M. F. Tostlebe, and Loftus H. Ward noted for contributions.
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Leopold Rutter
Northen State Teachers College
Bea
le County Normal Institute
Huron
Mack
T. A. Harmon
Southern State Normal
H. L. Hurley
Harmon
W. Whiting
Bon Homme County
Hurley
Institute
Emma Meistiik
M. F. Tostlebe
Rural Education Department
Northern State Teachers College
Loftus H. Ward
Huron College School of Music
Winners Of Tickets Announced By Judge
The Evening Huronite named ten area youths who won free tickets to the Huron theatre for best color art on Saturday newspaper comics. Gladys Bergeleen of Virgil won for water colors with Moon Mullins, Mervin Pearson of 1152 Nevada Ave SW did well in crayons on Out Our Way, and eight others including Bernice Kimble of Huron Clarence Riley Timm School Doris Hartley 485 Wisconsin Ave NW Darwin Shinn 47 Simmons Ave SE Paul Bulger 431 Wisconsin Ave NW Keith Ehek 531 Wisconsin Ave NW Bernard Wheat 85 Nevada Ave SW and Gladys Kappler Morningside Addition earned sweepstake honors.
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Sweenstake
Gladys Bergeleen
Virgil
Moon Mullins
Mervin Pearson
Nevada Avenue Southwest
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Gladys
Mervin
Bernice Kimbel
Huron
Clarence Riley
Timm School
Doris Hartley
Wisconsin Avenue
Darwin Shinn
Simmons Avenue
Paul Bulger
Keith Ehek
Bernard Wheat
Nevada Avenue
Gladys Kappler
Morningside Addition
Huron Stores to Close Labor Day
The executive committee of Huron Chamber of Commerce retail division recommended all Huron stores close all day on Labor Day except groceries drug stores and cafes. Groceries stay open until 1030 am drug stores close 1 to 5 pm cafes unaffected. The Evening Huronite will not publish Monday.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce Retail Division
Huron
Huronite
Young Republicans Postpone Beadle County Meeting
Beadle County Young Republican league executive committee meeting moved from Friday night to Monday night due to a conflicting gathering in the farmers assembly room at the court house. Chairman H L Hurley announced the change today.
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Young Republicans
H. L. Hurley
Beadle County
Young Republican League
Farmers Assembly Room
Court House
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Armour's
Baron Poultry
EGC
Swit & Ca Suron
Rock Springs
U. S
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Federal Farm Mortgage
Home Owners
Associated Presa
First Bank
Northwest Banco
Paris
Dolar
Ateres
CARH
Associated Press Cities
Ford Motor Limited
Be Swift and Company
Landanag
Montreal
LA Plant
South Dakota
John
Jack
Torpey
Sales Mgr
Grand Island Livestock
Commission Vo
Grand Island
Nebraska
Grand Island Livestock’ Cammission 2 Company
Teachers Institute
Lhs
Melo
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