Market News Sioux City Livestock Report
Sioux City live market news reports cattle and hog bids with mixed results. Cattle steady to higher on plain to good stock, yearlings and feeders showing slight strength. hogs opened lower yet top bids near 9.50 with limited demand. Sheep bids soft, native and fed lambs around 8.50, feeding lambs scarce and weights uneven across lots.
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U.S
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Indi
Hogs and Calves Snapshot from Armour Stockyards Huron
Hogs steady with top around 7.80 in mixed markets. Receipts about 1,000 and calves showing strength. Lamb prices around 7.35. Chicago reports mixed cattle and hog trends with June-like top prices. South St. Paul and Sioux Falls lines show subdued hogs and variable beef demand.
Chicago Potatoes Tuesday Price Report
U S DA market notes show potato prices and demand in Chicago on a Tuesday with light supplies and slow demand. Pricing lists include Idaho russets burbanks and Colorado red McClures with varied USDA grades and regionally reported figures.
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Chicago
U.S
Michigan
Wheat and grain markets see mixed trading and margins
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets show mixed moves with wheat and rye edging higher on bid activity but overall averages lower. Margin pressures and profit-taking drag markets, while futures and cash quotes vary across wheat No 1 dark northern, No 3 yellow corn, and Minneapolis cash close with fluctuating prices and futures shifts.
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Grain’ Bulletin
Associated Press
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Carlet Range
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LSI
Chaos in China as Generalissimo Chiang Held, Chang Rallys
Reports from Nanking describe continued upheaval as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's grip appears threatened. Chang Hsueh-liang known as the "Young Marshal" massed about 70,000 troops, with central government forces and Japanese observers watching fast moving events across provinces such as Sianfu and Paoting.
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Sianfi
Sinhuria
Nanking
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Ronald
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Chang Pocheng
Chiang
H.W. Kung
Generalissima
Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
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Intuin
China
Canton
Paiping
Lisijohow
Kansu
Jealousy Blamed In Hope Morgan's Note
Hope Morgan a 25 year old killer hanged herself in the county jail leaving notes blaming jealousy for the killings of close friends. Sheriff MacDonald said the confession was found scrawled on magazine margins and burned scraps after the body was found in a shower area. The notes describe Morgan feeling she would be left out after her friend and wedding invitations were addressed.
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Mich
Hope Morgan
Sher
Alan A. MacDonald
Miss Morgen
Elizabeth Gilmer
iLay Plans For Relief Meeting In South Dakota
Governor elect Les Jensen of Hot Springs announces a statewide relief parley to be held Monday at the Marvin Rughitt Hotel. The meeting aims to gather non political input from county welfare boards farm groups churches educational institutions labor veterans women’s groups and child welfare workers to craft recommendations for relief officials in Washington. The goal is a fair efficient relief administration that aids the needy with minimal taxpayer cost. The gathering is expected to be an all day event and will include invitations to over 20 groups and agencies.
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Lestie
Jensen
Hot Springe
Abgrteen
South Dakota
Washington
Marvin Rughitt
Ute
Jensen Smid
End to mild South Dakota weather forecast
Federal forecaster predicted a return to unsettled, colder conditions in South Dakota by Wednesday ending the springlike spell. Lows near freezing, highs in the 30s to 50s were noted across Rapid City Pierre and Mitchell as ice cleared streets and highways.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Pierre
Mitchell
Music Recital At Huron College Tonight
The fourth recital in the current series at Huron College chapel features students of piano and violin. Directed by Professor Lottus BR Ward Grace Finley Irene Rayburn and Alice Sanderson, the program marks the return after Christmas vacation with classes resuming Monday January 4 at noon and tickets at 35 cents.
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Huron College Chapel
Lottus Br, Ward
Grace Finley
Irene Rayburn
Alice Sanderson
Shrine dignitaries visit Huron in regional tour
Imperis Potentate Clyde 4 Webster and Gaperial Robbin A. A.D. Rahn travel from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls for official SHriners visits, with a hanguet in Abera deen and a luncheon at Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Sioux Falls delegation joins, two Hartin residents forfeit bonds after traffic violations.
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Webster
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Doetrois
Huron Shriners
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Sioux Falls
BL Risd
Hanguet
Aberadeen
Velduz Temple
VFW Whist Tournament Planned at December Meeting
Forrest Mc Mullen post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars invites members to a Wednesday evening gathering at the Knights of Pythias hall starting at 8 o clock. Entertainment lunch and plans for a Norwegian whist tournament will be announced. Members may sign up at the hall or leave names with A Myers.
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Forrest McMullen Post
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Taylor
A. Myers
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France Joins In Default Parade
Washington reported that France joined the semi annual list of war debt defaulters today while hoping to begin negotiations for a settlement through normal diplomatic channels. The note cited World economic strains delaying proposals and listed France among the top debtors to the United States, with total indebtedness substantially over the nations. Finland, by contrast, planned to meet its December 15 payment on schedule. The batch of amounts due totals over 155 million dollars plus unpaid arrears of over 1.15 billion, part of a global debt exceeding 12 billion.
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R. Walton Moore
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Poland
Rumania
Yugasioyia
Talk on County Split Forges Historic Society Meeting
A December meeting of the Rearke County Historical Society featured B T McClasney’s talk on plans to split the county. Mrs Willis H Davis presented piano pieces and vocal numbers as part of a varied program. The society discussed political maneuvers tied to a proposed county division and a gubernatorial veto, with Miller credited as a key advocate in the drive.
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Betule County
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Joh Dir
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Council Oak Store Workers Receive Five Percent Bonus
Council Oak store in Huron announced by Manager G B McComas that all local payroll employees would receive a five percent bonus of their 1936 salary. Bonus checks were received today and will be distributed before Christmas, McComas said.
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G. B. McComas
Windsor coverage and Berlin photo ban in 1930s notes
A fragment from a 1930s page reports Mire Wallia Simpson's visit tied to the Windsor abdication era with items mailed to Windsor and Cannes while Vienna talks and a Tyrolean chateau lease rumor circulate. Berlin announces a ban on photos of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Simpson and hospital notices list admissions and discharges.
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Glass Workers Threaten Strike Over New Libbey-Owens-Ford Contract
Labor troubles escalate in the glass industry as the threat to curtail a large part of the nation’s float glass supply prompts a demand for a new contract from Libbey-Owens-Ford. Conciliators push to settle strikes, including Pacific Coast maritime actions tied up for 47 days. Glen W. McCabe warns shutdowns at Libbey-Owens-Ford plants in Toledo Shreveport Charleston if talks fail. Six thousand Pittsburgh Plate Glass jobs already on strike since October. 3,200 Libbey Owens-Ford workers in Oglesby on a sympathy strike for 15 weeks. Offshore ship clerks, seafarers seek union hiring control. McGrady cautions no settlement for about 19 days.
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Lauber
Edward F. MicGrady
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