Market News Swine Market Stable With Mixed Hog Prices
Swine market shows steady to strong tone with hogs selling around 4.75 to 4.95 tops. Cattle steady around 4.75 for butchers, sows 4.00 to 4.26, feeders 4.50 to 5.00. Sheep salable 2,500 with fat lambs steady to strong and prime wool skins around 8.75. Armour Stock Yards in Hurt and Harem report receipts and steady prospects. Sioux Falls and Sioux City show similar trends with hogs 4.75 4.95 and cattle steady.
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Armour Stock Yards
Bionx Falls
Sioux Falls
Rman
Good Tacee Butchers Inc
Brice
Produce Markets In Huron Daily Price Range Reported
The Huron produce markets price range is reported daily to the Evening Huronite by telephone between 1:00 PM and noon.
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Huron Produce Markets
Huron
Noen
Markets Alllance Wrap Improves Mixed Below Par
Markets report from New York shows stocks irregular with narrow price moves and U S government bonds edging higher. Foreign exchange steady while Belgian markets face pressure. cotton strong on broad buying. sugar higher on demand from producers and brokers. copper futures steady with buying. wheat firm on dust storms. corn about steady. cattle steady to weak. Ever Stee spots down early.
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New York
U. S
Belge
Commission House
Woot
Boston
Wall Street
Chicago
Stee Spota
Poultry Market Report Notes Mixed Prices and Supplies
No. 1 produced 1644 average checks 16 with refrigerators heavyweights LP 20 standards 16 percent. Firsts 18 seconds 14 percent 15 mediums 14. Dressed poultry steady with fresh boxes turkeys porters hens toms ranges 19 2444 16 22. Western southwestern hens 16 22 toms in boxes chickens broilers 1. Live poultry by express improved or dull and weak overall.
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Eeer
Express
Dust Storms Lift Wheat Prices Across Plains
Dust storms in the southwestern wheat belt spurred demand for futures, lifting prices over a cent a bushel at times. A crop observer pegged western Kansas wheat at only 10 percent germination, with Easter Colorado and west-central Nebraska in similar distress, while dry soil plagued the spring wheat belt near the Canadian border. A U.S. corn shipment was sold from the Gulf to Holland as prices fluctuated. wheat closed about 1 1/2 cents higher, with corn and oats little changed.
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Southwestern Wheat Belt
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
U. S
Gulf
Holland
Hog Prices Steady Amid Mixed Farm Market News
Hog trade was active then steady, with top hogs at 5.46 and spots 5.40. Cattle and lamb margins were mixed, with lambs not fully established, best around 9.00 to 9.14. Sheep steady, cattle weight classes steady to strong, and feeders/vealers showing varied moves in a crowded market report from Chicago and South St. Paul on December 12.
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Chicago
Shesp
U. S. Dept
Paul
South ST. Paul
Dev
Sioux City Produce Tuesday prices show poultry and eggs
Sioux City market notes Dec 12 list poultry prices by weight and type. Hens over 5 Ibs 9c, over 4 Ibs 5c, Leghorn roosters 6c, No 2 poultry 8c. Eggs prices vary by case and grade, pullet eggs 10c, eggs packed in brown 10c. Butter wholesale creamery bids at 22-28c per pound.
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Sioux City
Hhorn-Springs
Huron
Chicago
Hennery Eggs
Naan
Mitchel
Mitchell
Hennery Egies
Watertown
Rock Springs
Minneapolis Cash Close Tuesday Wheat receipts near year ago
Minneapolis reports cash wheat trading unchanged with receipts at 295 cars versus 63 a year earlier. Quotations show minor gains across grades. numerous listed stocks and bonds follow with mixed closes in New York and Minneapolis markets.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Ley
Aoe
Sioux Falls Poultry and Produce Prices Tod ay
Sioux Falls and Mitchell reports show poultry prices by weight and grade for hens Leghorn springs and ducks with totals for butterfat eggs and butter. Prices vary by city and item including No 1 No 2 eggs and butterfat at several rail points.
Irregular OCR Note on Prices and Grades
Fragmentary text lists standards 287 steady prices for extra fancy 2% at 384, mediums 3 firsts 20, 1ER eee 17 580, Bimer. Mentions mixed colors with 22 and 23 percent. No clear event or entities beyond general product grading and pricing.
Market Show Steals Spotlight From Securities
In New York on December 22 commodities led the gains, futures bounded up nearly two dollars at the peak, and other staples showed strength as market activity shifted away from securities to broad commodity buying.
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New York
Dissension Inside NLRB Surfaces in Special House Hearing
Evidence of internal policy clashes at the National Labor Relations Board surfaced at a special House committee hearing. William M. Leiserson and Chairman J. Warren Madden showed friction over delays and regional instructions, with Leiserson defending practical administration and relying on Madden for legal checks across about 20,000 cases. The panel scrutinizes Wagner Act operation and labor relations impacts, with a $50,000 budget for recommendations. Meanwhile, stock market action showed a cautious session with mixed results and roughly 100,000 shares traded, signaling unclear momentum.
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Washington
U71
National Labor Relations
House
William M. Leiserson
Newsest
J. Warren Madden
Edwin S. Smith
Leisersson
Paget
Edmund M. Toland
Leiserson
Labor Board
Madden
Youth Council Elects Officers At Miller Meet
Cargaret Valentine of Blghmore was elected president of the Youth Council of the Methodist Church Sub District No 6 of the Northern District, Dakota Conference, at a Miller Sunday meeting. Also elected were Betty Hart, La cie Hague, Maurice Mortimer, Lyndon Barr Tinger, Dorothy Snow, Hugh Warren and C J Hopper as officers. 147 delegates attended from Pierre Highmore Miller Huron and Hitcheach. next meeting set for late February at Highmore.
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Cargaret Valentine
Blghmore
Methodist Church
Dakota
Miller
Betty Hart
Lacie Hague
Pierre
Maurice Mortimer
Hitchcocl
Lyndon Barr _Tinger
Huron
Dorothy Snow
Hugh Warren
C. J. Hopper
Spen- Sor
Highmore
Hitcheach
C. #. Wilcox
Hilda Lashwood
Haz
Lashwood
Wilma Jermeland
LaVilla Brenner
Maxine Richardson
Grace Heyer
C.J. Hoppel
Doris Ansperson
Elsie Disney
Mary Jane Johnson
Verna Johnson
Mary Jo Snow
Muriel Yenney
G. D. van Dyke
Valerine Norum
Lois Krause
Patty Winders
Betty Bauman
Louis Allen
Arlene Minski
Joyce Hanson
Marjorie Weigold
Maxine Henson
Betty Lou Hess
Vernon Helferty
Heiferty
Ruth Disney
Elgine Peck
Evert Allen
Deloris Leighton
Lois Mallon
Marjorie Rainey
Beckwith Ouster Appeal Reviewed by South Dakota Supreme Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court heard Beckwith’s lawyers challenge that Gov Bushfield's 1938 removal of discharged UCC commissioner Beckwith followed Craig case rules, arguing Beckwith’s action was judicial not executive and no substantial misconduct evidence tied to office. The state cited jurisdiction and proper process while noting affidavits and testimony preceded his defense.
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Beckwith
UCC
Craig
Pierre
State Supreme Court
J. W. Beckwith
O. Leo Craig
State Board of Corrections and Charities
Bushfield
Leslie Jensen
Berkeger
Governors eRecu
Beckwith Lind
Eugene Mahoney
Sioux Falls
Don Ferleys
Mitchell
Ben D. Mintener
Mintener
Beck
Miniener
Mahoney
Craig S
Supreme Court
A. B. Beck
Lake Andes
H. Collins
State Employment Service
Colling
German Midgets Taken As Prisoners Of War
Premier Mussolini's newspaper reports 2 Freighters warship took eleven German midgets from the Italian liner Saturnia and interned them on the way home from the New York World's Fair. Ten female troupe members were allowed to Genoa. Hospital admissions list several names and medical cases.
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Papolo! D'Italia Today
Saturnia
Themi
Genoa
Two New Injunctions Added to Huron Taverns
Circuit Judge Boyd M. Benson added two more taverns to the list ordered to refrain from illegal liquor sales. The action names Ray Fhreadeold operator of Bling Station and J. Johnson owner, and Mr. and Mrs. Pred W. Schroeder operator of a station at 2262 Dakota Ave South and Johnson owner. Defendants’ motion to dismiss was denied. Irving R. Crawford for defendants and State’s Attorney Tom H. Luby for the state. Two operators remain to appear for show cause hearings: Leslie Decker of Rabbie’s Shanty and George Sewell of the White Swan, hearings set for Thursday. Temporary injunctions against two other establishments remain in effect pending final hearings, likely weeks away.
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Boyd M. Benson
Huron
Benson
Ray Fhreadeold
J. . Johnson
Pred W. Schroeder
Dakota Avenue South
Irving R. Crawford
Tom H. Luby
Leslie Decker
Rabbie’'s
George Sewell
White Swan
Highway 4
Herlen Glazier
Macy ©. Johnson
Dakota Aveue South
Carl Hanson
Dakota Avenue North
Michigan Congressman Mapes Dies During New Orleans Hearing
Congressman Carl Z Mapes Republican Michigan aged 64 died of a heart attack in New Orleans as a House oil regulation hearing entered its second day. He had represented the Fifth District since FIVE VACANCIES and served as assistant minority leader and ranking Republican on several key committees including rules and interstate commerce.
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Michigan
New Orleans
Carl Z. Mapes
House
Mapes
South
Waskingson
Des
Rep
House Rules Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Swedish Ship Torne Sinks After Mine Hit
The 3792 ton Swedish steamer Torne struck a mine and sank today in the Gresund 25 miles south of Copenhagen. The crew's fate was not immediately known. In a separate note, the British steamer Middlesbra reportedly hit a submerged object or ran aground on the east coast of England last week. 11 crew were rescued and landed Saturday.
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Torne
Gresund
London
Middlesbra
Tong
Coduy
England
Russians Adapt Tactics In Finnish Campaign
Report from Moscow notes withdrawals described as strategic and planned leaving areas to the Russians while Finland strengthens long prep fortifications in the Karelian Isthmus. Observers foresee a faster Russian advance with more infantry and cavalry. Finnish sources cite cold and exposure as the main sources of three quarters of Russian casualties, with sharpshooters and local resistance shaping the fighting. There are unconfirmed reports of Finnish peasants aiding Red troops and a mutiny among prisoners in Murmansk area camps.
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Russia
Karelian
Moscow
Finland
Petsamo
Murmansk
Red Arm
Dust and Snow Winds Hit North Dakota and Minnesota
The weather bureau reports dust and showers with winds up to 32 mph across Grand Forks Jamestown and Alexandria. Visibility drops to three quarters of a mile as temperatures hover around 20 degrees above. Crews battle blowing snow and dust across multiple cities amid gusty northerly winds.
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Grand Forks
Jamestown
Alexandria
Minn
Weather Bureau
Minneapo
Funeral Today For Aged Miller Woman
Mrs Henrietta Wilkins of Miller died at her home after long illness. Born in Bruck Germany in 1850s she came to Kimball County in 1885 and homesteaded south of Miller. She married James Wilkins and resided at Hand Court until retiring due to ill health, later moving near Miller. Surviving are daughter Mae Files of Miller and three grandchildren. Burial planned at local cemetery.
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Miller
Henrietta Wiltons
Anna Marie
Bruck
Germany
Kimball
Elies
Soush
Janus Wilkins
Hand Cour
Setivery
Gospel Rescue Music Displays 37 Bibles
The American Universal presents a curious exhibit with 37 Bibles on display at Gospel Rescue Music. Su Huron notes the unusual collection while Mike Glanzei observes the display lineup.
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Gospel Rescue
Universal
Huron
Aldast
Mike Glanzei
Elevator Men Continue Policy Debates At Convention
A continued discussion of private funds and the American consumer role dominated the elevator men convention. Mundt urged protective tariffs to sustain producers while allowing distribution to lift consumption. speakers outlined three day program with bank officials, utilities leaders and grain dealers executives appearing. Delegates arrived in Omaha, welcomed by Mayor Kent, as sessions opened and exhibits and social events were planned.
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Sam
Mur
America
J.ing
Mundt
J. H. Mason
Omaha Bank For
J. J. Murphy
South Dakota Public Utilities Commission
Bushfield
H. Sexauer
Grain and Feed Dealers
Nati Association
Tc Fonvention
Canelade
Noop
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Charles HR. Kent
Huron
Chris Jensen
Putney
Mrs Thinglestad to Be Buried Wednesday
Mrs Peter Thinglestad 70 longtime Hyde County and Elmore resident died Sunday in a Pierre hospital after illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon in Highmore with burial in the family lot.
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Thinglestad
Highmore
Peter Thingiestad
Hyde County
Elmore
Pierre Pital
WPR official Harrington to speak on WCCO tonight
Col Harrington, head of the Works Progress Administration in the Federal Works Agency, visits St Paul and will speak over radio station WCCO at 10 p m CST tonight. The broadcast aims to outline agency activities and public works plans.
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Col, Barrem
FC. Harrington
Works Progress Administration
The
Federal Works Agency
St Paul
Will Sper
WCCO
Wanted Gift for Home Helpers and Roomers
Classified notice seeking a furnished two room apartment with heat lights and water for night shifts and boarders. Includes contact option and an address hint. Christmas fruit cake orders urged.
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