Hog prices rise at Armour stock yards market report
Dec 13 hog prices jumped 10 to 15 cents, top 4.85, receipts 1,000. Cattle and sheep steady, cattle receipts 100, sheep 60. Salable hogs 7,400, bids 5 to 10 higher, 160-320 lbs 5.00 5.20, fat lambs not established, undertone good, fat lambs steady, top 6.65. Sioux Falls: hogs 1,500, top 5.45, bulk 5.00 5.15, sows 4.15 4.40, cattle 800 steady.
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Armour Stock Yards
Ibs
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Dec
BIG Aire
Nonce Na. Ay
Frivce No Ag. Bulls
Bologna
Produce Markets Huron Produce Markets Report
Daily price range for Huron produce markets reported to the Evening Huronite between 10 and 9 p m lists heavy hens 4 5 pounds and over at 44 Ibs. Leghorn hens heavy breed springs at 2 pounds. Leghorn springs 2 lbs or over. Old roosters also noted.
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Huron
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
SioUx_ FALLS
Mitchell
Watertown
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago sales
Hog prices showed strength up to 10 cents, top $4.50, with yearlings at $12.25. Slaughter hogs mixed, sows at 4.25, cattle generally steady for strictly good and choice yearlings, but lighter weights solid while heavier cattle slipped. Sheep near steady with lambs slow, bids easing and light activity across salable lots.
St Paul Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
At St Paul and nearby markets on December 13 buyers showed firmness for vealers and good cows while slaughter cattle and yearlings moved slowly. Hog quotes remained unsettled with strong bids above 5.15 for light weights, and sheep showed little early action with indications of steady slaughter natives and feeders.
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St. Paul
South St, Paul
MN. S
Ux City
Toue City
D. A
Price Of Wheat Soars Five Cents In Chicago Markets
Wheat futures jumped five cents on December delivery to 1.02 and 1/2, the highest since 1937, with May and July contracts also advancing. Rye, corn, and oats followed higher as a broad buying wave pushed grain prices up across the board. Other markets report steady grain notes including Huron and Sioux City region quotes for eggs, butter, and poultry.
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Chicago
Markets At Glance New York to Chicago price report
Markets at a glance show mixed gains across assets. Stocks in steels and motors rally while bonds hold firm and governments resume an uptrend. Cotton hits new peaks since 1937 and wheat rises on drought reports, with butter eggs and poultry in mixed to steady ranges in Chicago trading.
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New York
Dee
London
Rallying Comes Back To Stock Market News
Rallying power returned to the stock market with gains across favored issues. Volume rose sharply with transfers near 1,000,000 shares versus 612,150 yesterday. Broad strength followed advances in speculative commodities as staples led the trend, with market activity fueled by optimism and typical banking sector movements.
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New York
Yeserday
Soares
Swedes Form New Neutral Coalition Government
In Stockholm Prime Minister P A Hansson announced a new coalition cabinet focused on Finland aid while prioritizing independence and neutrality. Christian Gunther becomes foreign minister replacing Richard Sandler who faced Russian and German displeasure over fortification proposals. The government aims to provide monetary and humanitarian aid without military involvement, upholding independence and northward cooperation.
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Stockholm
P. A. Hansson
Finland
Sweden
Rikstag
Christian Gunsther
Oslo
Richard Sandler
Sandler
Thesland Islands
Gulf of Bothnia
Russia
Hansson
Red Cross
Lizzie Thompson 86 Dies After Week of Illness
Lizzie Thompson aged 86 died yesterday afternoon around four o clock at her nephew Wil Thomp son’s home four miles east of Huron after a week long illness. Born January 4 1867 in Elgin Illinois she worked as a seamstress in Elgin and Wasco before moving in 1932 to Beadle County to live with her nephew. Funeral services will be Friday at Welter’s Chapel with Rev C B Wilcox officiating. The body will be sent to Davis South Dakota for burial in the family lot. She is survived by four nieces and five nephews.
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Lange G. Champdon
Wil Thompson
Huron
Miss Thompson
Elgin
Wasco, Til
Anna Corron
Beadle County
Financial Stocks Listing Fragment With Numerous Percentages
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names with percentage figures and stock indicators. The noisy text shows terms like AT&T NatPowerLt Bulls and various manufacturers such as Chrysler Colgate Palmolive and Studebaker alongside percent values, suggesting a market table or stock performance snapshot from a newspaper page.
League crisis over expelling Russia tests League fate
The League of Nations faces a grave dilemma over Argentina’s motion to expel the Soviet Union. Expulsion would brand Russia as an outcast and risk severed ties with Britain and France, possibly drawing the USSR into Hitler's war. Regardless of action, one major member risks leaving.
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Moscow
League of Nations
Soviet Union
ABUC
League
Russia
Germany
Geneva
Britain
France
Paris
Hitler
Poland
Baltic States
Finland
Europe
England
Finland joins League Council amid Finland Russia dispute
The article reports Finland being elected to the League of Nations Council alongside the United States and Bolivia, amid the ongoing Finnish-Russian tensions. It notes Molotov’s rejection of League mediation and outlines Article 16 obligations of League members, stressing collective security concerns.
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Finland
League Council
U. S
Foregn
Vyacheslas Molotoff
League
Freyre
Reds
Vyacheeleff Molotoff
Russia
Joseph A. C. Avenol
The
Molotoff
Soviet Russia
M. Avenol
Moscow
PE Cou
Elevator Men Conference Shifts to Public Utilities Oversight
South Dakota’s Public Utilities Commission now oversees elevator operations, grain warehouses, motor car carriers, and nine Class 1 railroads over 4139 miles. Murphy urged efficiency gains and public support for rail lines, noting a retrenchment cut. Thompson stressed audits as essential to cooperative progress, urging director-led auditor selection. The 33rd annual convention ends Thursday with elections and committee reports.
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Phy
Public Utilities Commission
Murphy
South Dakota
Thompson
W. H. Thompson
Omaha Bank
J. H. Mason
F. J. Cross
Randolph
Chris Jensen
Putney
Cross
G. A. Woods
Plankinton
Judy
Foresburg
C. G. Anderson
Aberdeen
Kari
Munit Af Madison
Washington
Aberdeen Woman Sister of Auto Wreck Victim in S D
Aberdeen South Dakota December 13 Mrs L H Crawford killed with three children and a friend when their car went off a canyon road near Los Angeles The sister of Mrs W D Shelor wife of Rev Shelor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church her father Rev H N Beas former pastor in North Dakota and Lincoln Neb died years ago Charles Frederick Caster 76 New York Times journalist and author died of a heart attack at his Brooklyn home Born in Jones County Iowa he was a railway employee in Minnesota where he began writing
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Auto Wrece Wictom
S. D
L. H. Crawford
Canyim Side
Los Angeles
W. D., Shelor
Shelor
Wesleyan Methodist Church
North Dekots
Lincoln, Neb
New York
Charles Frederick Caster
Hig
Brooklyn
Jonez County
Iowa
Carter
Minnesota
Roosevelt Backs Trade Agreements In 1949 Push
President Roosevelt urged renewal of the reciprocal trade act as a major issue for the 1940 Congress. Senators and lawmakers debated the program, with Republican McNaam predicting heavy opposition and several Democrats and Republicans voicing doubt. Supporters cited increased American exports while farmers warned of higher imports, and a possible interim move to extend current treaties if lapse occurs.
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Washington
Bram
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
McNa
Oregon
Johnson
Cl’ Rada
Wesiders
Borah
Rpublican
Idaho
Pittman
Demier Nevada
Wheeler
Democra
Miana
Clark
Demosyat
Fink
Aull
Hult
American Farm Bureau Federation
A Chieu
Cusgress
State Department
Wyoming Lifts Embargo On South Dakota Sheep
Cheyenne Wyoming Governor Ness signed a proclamation by the state livestock and sanitary board lifting the dipping embargo on sheep from western South Dakota. Sheep must be dipped twice or prior health checks, and a veterinarian certificate is now required to prove they are free of scabies. Other states have recently removed similar bans.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
State Livestock and Sanitary Board
Wyoming
South Dakota
Wis Pines
Ness
Missouri River
Pierre
R. 8. Robinson
Swedish steamer Algol strikes mine in Baltic straits
The 9.78-ton Swedish steamer Algol reportedly hit a mine in the straits between Denmark and Sweden, near Falsterbo and Trelleborg. Swedish warships were sent to aid the vessel, but extent of damage was not immediately known.
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Copenhagen
Demark
Sweden
Falsterbo
Trelleborg
Churches Asked To Help On Finn Relief
BIG STONE CITY December 13 17 Rev John E Booth secretary of the Federated Council of Churches in Christ in South Dakota has received a telegram from former President Herbert Hoover now chairman of the Finnish relief committee urging that next Sunday be observed by acts in support of the national appeal for funds.
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Big Stone City
Dev
John E. Booth
Federated Council of Churches In Christ
South Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Finnish Relief Committee
National Appeal
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Reads Like Local Ledger
At the hospitals the admitted include Mrs M L Denman a carpenter and Mrs C Licht of Wolsey along with Mrs J Roger ed daw of Huron and Robert Schind erling also of Huron all for medical. Discharged are Ivan Jensen Lake Preston Mrs W F Shouse Dolards ean Shouse Orland Evelyn ngelhart Bancroft Jack Fuller Wes sey Fred Payne Hitchcock Ms Frank Br tter Esmond Luvern York Sheffield and Enad Glanzer Hitchcock.
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M.L. Denman
Carpenter
A. ¢ Licht
Wolsey
Medical
C. W. Wilmsen
Hecla
J. Roger “Eddaw
Huron
Robert Schinderling
Ivan Jensen
Lake Preston
W. F. Shouse
Dolards Ean Shouse
Orland
Evelyn “N
Fred Payne
Hitchcock
Frank Br_tter
Esmond
Luvern York
Sheffield
Enad Glanzer
FOR SALE Items and notices from South Dakota
For sale car washer reboring machine steel showcase cash register safe and other items. Mrs Ursula Erlandson Miler S Dakota. Wanted used bicycle write Wa ne Lake Preston South Dakota. For sale two Milch cows both milking 14 mi Huron on 74 Albert Koester
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Miler
S. Dak
Lake
Preston
South *Dakota
I Huron
Albert Koester
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