Hog and cattle prices slip in Sioux Falls market report
Market notes show hog prices mostly lower with bids slipping 10 to 15 cents. salable hogs about 6,000 and buyers at 5.10 for 160 260 lb pigs, sows around 4.35, feeder pigs 5.25. Cattle receipts 1,000 with weak to steady tone. lamb trade not established but demand firmer for good natives and fed wool sheep scarce. Sioux Falls livestock report dated December 5 shows hogs 2,000 and butchers at 4.00 to 5.00, cattle 1,000 steady.
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Neewa Ween
Sioux City
Dcommon
Plain Cutters Rae
Sas
Aia
Aoe Io
Chicago
Des
U. S
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St, Paul
S. MN
Bronx City Livestock
Dec. SA
Huron Produce Markets Daily Prices Report
Produce markets report from Huron and surrounding towns with detailed live prices for heavy hens, leghorn hens, springs, roosters, and other poultry. Also covers Chicago and Sioux City area hogs cattle and sheep markets, with bid levels, weights, and notable price shifts for mixed lots and dairy products.
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Der
Sioux City
Watertown
Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Wheat futures rise on world market demand and US report
Chicago wheat futures climbed to near two year highs, up about 3 cents, driven by a weaker US crop outlook and stronger global markets in Winnipeg and Buenos Aires. Spot No. 3 Red wheat traded at $1, with higher grades quoted but few sales recorded as traders awaited weather and demand signals.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
United States
Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
New York markets show mixed tones with bonds wavering and foreign exchange easing. Cotton advances on spot and trade support while metals hold steady. stock prices slide to a nine year low. Chicago grain climbs on poor crop prospects, cattle steady, hogs down, and poultry prices largely unchanged.
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New York
Selective Recovery Led By Aviations In Market Trade
New York stock action showed a selective recovery with aviation shares leading gains in forenoon trading. Later dealings trimmed advances and many issues closed largely unchanged as brokers tracked stimulative news and speculative shifts, with heavy turnover around half a million shares.
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Aviations
New York
iPi
Voce Black
Board Considers Applications For Tax Compromises
Beadle County Commissioners met at the courthouse this morning to review delinquent personal property tax compromise applications and routine business. Commissioner Arthur Miller, out sick for the first time in 11 years, planned to join later in the day but was seriously ill with influenza and complications.
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Beadle County
Arthur Miller
Bonilla
Miller
British Steamer Sunk By U Boat In North Sea
London reports the loss of the Horsted a 1670 ton coal ship torpedoed off the eastern coast with 13 survivors and three bodies recovered five crew listed missing. British freighter Eskdene mine sunk and Hamsterjey collision off English coast with other ships damaged or reported sunk in related incidents.
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Des
North Sea
Eskdene
Hamsterjey
England
Lardsgled
Findhorn
Rudolf
U S Ambassador to Cuba Dies in Havana
J Butler Wright aged 62 United States ambassador to Cuba died in the Anglo American hospital Havana after pancreatic surgery He was born October 18 1877 in Irvington on Hudson New York The seasoned diplomat served in many posts worldwide and died two days after his operation in Havana
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Cuba
Havana
J. Butler Wright
United States
Wright
Iirvington-On-Hudson
Mrs Ed Stuart Dies After Months of Illness
Mrs Ed Stuart died at her home 203 Kansas Avenue Southeast yesterday afternoon after a months long illness. Born Maude Yates March 25 1883 in Burlington Junction Missouri she married George Edward Stuart December 18 1906 and lived in Maryville 1906 to 1911 before moving to a farm near Virgil South Dakota then to Huron in 1916. Survived by husband eight children and six brothers the funeral will be held Thursday at 2 30 at Xinyon Chapel with Rev E Wilcox of the Methodist Church in charge burial in Ideal Cemetery.
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Kansas Avenue
Maude Yates
Burlington Junction
George Edward Stuart
Maryville
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S. D
Huron
Stuart
United Brothers Church
Burlington
Clyde
Minneapolis
Harold
Willow Brook
Cal
Charlotte Fry
Hubert
Willis
Gerald Eugene
Lois
Lila Darlene
Jesse Yates
Tropkinton
John Yates
Davenport
Holmes Yates
St. Joseph
George
Ralph Yates
Roy Yates
Elmo
Xinyon Chapel
E. Wilcox
The
Methodist Church
Ideal Cemetery
Commodities To Be Distributed In County This Week
Beadle County distribution of federal surplus commodities will start Wednesday and run through Saturday in the Huron area. P. E. Bittier, commodity supervisor, announced the alphabetical schedule A to G on Wednesday, H to M on Thursday, and N to Z on Friday and Saturday. Eligible residents are asked to bring their own containers.
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Beadle County
P. E. Bittier
Bittner
Huron
Rural Credits Refunding Bonds Aim to Cut Real Estate Losses
The rural credits plan proposes exchange of new series AA refunding bonds for outstanding bonds with purchasers matching exchanges. Bonds will be issued August 1 1939, in 1000 dollar denominations, mature 11 to 20 years, with semiannual interest. Over half the issue may be recalled. large portions mature 1950s. The program seeks to quit the state's costly real estate venture, which has drained taxpayers and left land assets valued variably between seven and twenty-four million dollars. the department holds about 27 million on its books.
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Rural Credits Board
Exchange Commission
Scott
Department
SUFFERS STROKE Huron attorney described as very good
T M Simmons a Huron attorney who suffered a mild paralytic stroke Monday morning was described as very good by his physician. He is confined to the Samaritan. Divine's trial recessed in New York as settlement talks continue. Dollar wheat back in Chicago trading, with No 2 hard red wheat near 1938 highs and higher grades quoted, no gale reports.
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T. M. Simmons
Huron
Simmong
Divine
New- York
Father Divine
Varinde Brown
H. A. Tice Accepts Minnesota Industrial Arts Post
Hervey A. Tice, longtime Huron High School industrial arts head who built the department in 1914, resigns to join St. Cloud Technical High School in Minnesota as metalwork chief. He plans to leave by December 18 and move with his mother Mrs. L. E. Baker to St. Cloud during Christmas vacation. Superintendent Lang says a special board meeting will be held to fill the vacancy, with next regular meeting unable to cover the vacancy.
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Huron High School
St. Cloud
Minn
Technical High School
A. J. Lang
Tice
Mraz. Tice
L. E. Baker
James Turner
Kasson
Huron
Lang
Board of Education
Junior Hight PTA To Meet Tomorrow
The Junior High PTA will meet in the school library at 7 45 Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fred Parke, program chairman, announces special music and a talk Development of Mind and Character by Mrs. S. Wi Keel. Parents are urged to attend and join the social hour with refreshments served. Another party is planned for the Session room for the PTA to morrow evening with the most parents present.
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PTA
Fred Parke
S. Wi Keel
PB. T. A
Grace Episcopal Choir Rehearsal Schedule Noted
Grace Episcopal Church holds choir rehearsals at the Parish House at 7 30 Thursday evening. WHITING CLASS meets tomorrow. advanced writing taught by Mrs Averil Hennaimgsen hosts a session tomorrow at 1 30 at Mrs How ard Cranston's home 985Ulinojs Ave SW.
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Grace Episcopal Choir
Averil Hennaimgsen
Howard Cranston
Ulinojs Avenue
Hospitals Send Get-Well Notes From Local Sisters and Staff
Resembling a hospital correspondence listing, a sequence of names including Leonard Lenser Ruth Morrison Eunice Laney and others appears amid a note on flowers from Walker's. The item suggests community well wishes and care signals from local medical personnel and patients in Woonsocket Alpena Huron and related locales.
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Leonard Lenser
Wee
Plan Hatchery At Lake Byron In North Dakota
State Game Commission allocates funds and seeks bids to reopen a pass hatchery at Lake Byron in Benson County. Al Van Lear reports the project includes sinking a 44% inch well, with bids due at December meeting and work beginning late this month. The hatchery aims to be operating by April 1 1940. The previous hatchery at Lake Byron closed about three years ago due to water shortage.
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State Game Commission
Lake Byron
Benedle County
al van Lear
Woonsocket
State Fisheres
van Lewy
State Game and Fish Department
Didson
Commission
Charles Greer of Aberdeen Dies After Stroke
Charles Lee Greer age 70 vice president of News Printing Co. and South Dakota newspaper figure died after a 10 day illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife two sons Charles Greer of Chicago and John Greer of Zion Illinois four daughters Mrs O A Kennel Miss Greer Miss Ruth Greer and Mrs J Pacini of Gier. Body to Zion for funeral Thursday.
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Ical
Charles Greer
Chicago
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Zion
O. A. Kennel
Gier
Zion Lisp Funeral Services
Tursday
King George VI Visits Front Lines in France During War Tour
King George VI follows his father’s example by visiting France to inspect the British army in the field. The monarch planned to review front lines and support areas and later tour Royal Air Force units. His landing coincides with the anniversary of George V’s World War visits.
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France
George VI
Royal Air Acron
George V
Funeral Held for Mrs Emil Finder in St Lawrence
Funeral services were held at the Community Church in St Lawrence for Mrs Emil Finder 67 who died at home after a recent hospital stay. Born in Cresco October 1 187 she moved to St Lawrence in 1915 and married a year later. She ran a variety store with her husband’s grocery business and is survived by her husband and two brothers.
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Spestal
Emil Finder
Pierre
Cresco
St. Lawrence
Finder
Grovery
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Volga
Vic Bronk County officers sought to identify a man found dead along a highway west of Volga yesterday afternoon. Doctors said a heart attack may have caused death. The 65 year old had a bald head, thin brows, a hat at the sides and a large gold tooth. No ID was found on him. His belongings held notebooks listing towns in South Dakota and nearby states with money amounts entered beside each town.
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Volga
Vic Bronk
Tr ‘Y
Here
South Dakota
Tomlinson Burial Set in Minneapolis
Funeral services for James Tomlinson will be held at Kinyona Chapel at 10 30 tomorrow. The body will be taken by noon train to Minneapolis for burial at Lakewood Cemetery beside his wife. Other notices: GIRL WANTED for general houses work full or part time. Phone 9470. SANE full or part time. Phone 4470. FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet tru' L W B H D 163 Lawn Ride. WHITE CHRISTMAS TREES for Sale at Cottage Grocery. Phone 2516. Order in advance.
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Cottage Grocery
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