Market News: Mixed Hog Prices at Armour Stock Yards
Hog prices were steady to 10 cents lower with a top around 6.45 and 800 head receipts. Cattle and sheep were steady to firm. sales included heifers 7.50 to 8.20 and calves near 9.80, while m arkets in Saint Paul and Sioux City showed varied but generally steady cattle and lamb values, with hogs and vealers active and prices fluctuating across regions.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Shean’ S
CNN
Texas
St. Paul
Paul
F. S.M
Co. Sheen
Sioux City
Jens Erin Ta Sackars
Wan Bai
Markets Report From Huron and Sioux Falls Poultry Prices
The market listing shows daily poultry and butterfat quotes from Huron and Watertown to Sioux Falls and Sioux City, detailing hens by weight, leghorn varieties, springs, cocks, stags, ducks, geese, eggs No. 1 and No. 2, and butterfat grades No. 1 and No. 2. Prices vary by city and weight class, with no single uniform rate.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn
Watertown
Des
Sioux Falls
Buler
Sioux City
New York
Northwestern
Southwestern
Downward Wheat and Stocks Slump In Mixed Markets
Chicago wheat futures drifted lower with some unchanged to down closes as Argentina wheat sales rumors surfaced and profit taking cooled prior gains. Copper and grain prices showed mixed moves while New York stocks opened higher but pared gains amid selling, with 1,800,000 shares traded and many leaders slipping late.
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Umicago
Chicago
Government Wheat Board
Markets At Flance Decline Mixed In Trading Across Commodities
New York and Chicago market roundups show irregular stock activity and profit taking dampening a rally. Bonds and rail loans gain pace while currencies hold steady. cotton sugar coffee trade shows mixed strength with Cuban support aiding sugar. Chicago wheat softens as corn offers cheaper, hogs steady to down. Minneapolis cash grain shifts reflect downbeat tone with varied grain and feed prices across regions.
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New York
Sterling
France
Aged Sioux Falls Woman Fatally Hurt By Car
Mrs Emma Howe of Sioux Falls was fatally injured Wednesday evening after being struck by a car at Grange Avenue and Tenth Street. She died at a hospital three hours later. The driver was Jack Matson, 22, who hurled her 46 feet. The county’s traffic deaths reached eight for the year.
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Sioux Falls
Emma Howe
Grange Avenue
Tenth Street
Jack Matson
Minneozha County
South Dakota
B. Peterson
South Dakota Safety Council
Pennington County
Peterson
Roper resigns as commerce secretary for personal reasons
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Secretary of Commerce Daniel Roper effective today. He cited impelling personal reasons and regret at the departure, noting Roper wishes to return to private life to attend to personal affairs. Rumors linked potential successors, with Harry L. Hopkins repeatedly mentioned.
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Roper
Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel Roper
White House
Clatinet
Cummings
Woodring
Navy
Swanson
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Capone Term Could Be Served Outside Cook County Jail
Al Capone may serve a jail term outside Cook County after a judge ruled the county jail not mandatory. The sentence stems from a misdemeanor tax evasion conviction. Capone owes $50,000 in fines plus court costs. If unpaid, he must post a pauper’s oath and serve 30 extra days at Alcatraz.
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Chicago
Wee
al Capone
Alcatraz Islands
Capone
Soga
Alcatraz
William J. Campbell
Cook County
Chrysler and Partners Market Share Snapshot
A historical listing shows market shares and percentages for Chrysler 62 percent Colg Palm 14 percent ColumG El 6 percent ComSol 9 percent ComSouth 1 percent ConBois 2954 ConOil BS ContCorp 15 percent ContCan 38 percent ConMotor 2 percent ContOilDel 30 percent CoamnPrad 64 percent Cream Wheat 26 CurtisWrt 6 percent CurtissWrtA 262 and a wide array of brands. It reads like a sector snapshot of the era with many company names and fractional shares.
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Cri&pac
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
Columg&el
ComSol
ComSouth
ConBois
ConOil BS
ContCorp
ContCan
ConMotor
ContOilDel
Douglas Aire
Dupont
East Kodak
Genklee
GenFoods
Amenicaue
GenMills
GenMotors
UniCarbide
Gillette
UnionPac
GimbelBros
Win'd Airlines
Godrich
UnidAircrit
Gdyrt&r
United Bisc
Graham P
UnitedCarp
UnitedNrun
UnitedFruit
Greyhound
Unissimo
Herb-Walker
Famestake
Ussteel
HudsonMotor
IntTel&Tel
Yankton College forfeits 1938 conference title
At Yankton College Dean M A Stewart announced the 1938 conference football championship would be forfeited due to ineligibility of freshman end Joe Shinkanas for five games. The School of Mines, whose only loss was to Yankton, automatically becomes conference champions under the conference rule.
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Ankton
Yankton College
Dean M. A. Stewart
Joe Shinkanas
Yankton
School of Mines
South Dakota
Huron Opposes Forfeit Over College Football Tie
Dean H G Titt of Huron College sent a telegram to Yankton College stating no intentional rules violation occurred and a forfeiture of the championship is unnecessary. He cited the conference’s failure to penalize a previous unintentional eligibility breach and noted Yankton’s highlighting of Shinkanas’ ineligibility as an oversight unlikely to recur.
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HURON
H. G. Titt
Huron College
Yankton College
Huron College Athletic Committee
Yankton
Dean Titt
Shinkunas Ineligibility Costs Yankton Conference Loss
At a May meeting the clause voids games played by an ineligible player. The issue was reviewed by the conference on December 3 with no action, then forwarded by Dean Stewart to J O Kammerman. Shinkunas, registered at 14 hours then changed to 12, was found to have only 10 hours and was ineligible, leading to Yankton’s forfeit of all conference games. Yankton’s sole conference loss to Wesleyan is erased, leaving Yankton with six defeats and no victories in the league.
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Ankton
Dea Stewart
Sioux Falls
Dean’ Stewart
Anikton
J. O. Kammerman
South Dakota
Stewart
Dean Stewart
Shinkunas
DWU
Mir
Wesleyan
Shinkunnas
Yankton
Shinkuras
Mines
Joop
Eyoie
D B Danner 84 Dies. Rites Friday in Welter Chapel
David B Danner aged 84 died last night in a Huron hospital. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 30 pm in Welter Chapel with Rev. Alfred Trenerry of the Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in Woonsocket. He was born August 5 1854 in York Pennsylvania and moved to Illinois as a youth. He married Eva May Wright on September 6 1881 in Peoria Illinois. The couple later moved to a farm near Alpena South Dakota in 1905. His wife died November 24 1927 and he was predeceased by a daughter Mildred in 1918 and a son Clyde in 1931. Survived by one daughter Mary Marquis of Huron, four grandsons Everett Marquis Chewasd Wash Harold Marquis Webster Herschel Marquis Huron and Lloyd Danner Montrose, two granddaughters LaVerie Behrns Woonsocket and four great grandchildren Joan Janice Marquis Huron and Dean Donna Jean Behrns Woonsocket.
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D. B. Danner
David B. Danner
Huron Hospital
Welter Chapel
Alfred Trenerry
the Baptist Church
Woonsocket
Mr. Danner
York
Illinois
Eva May
Wright
Peoria
South Dakota
Alpena
Mildred
Clyde
Mary Marquis
Huron
Everett Marquis
Chewasd
Wash
Harold Marquis
Webster
Herschel Marquis
Lloyd Danner
Montrose
LaVerie Behrns
Joan
Janice Marquis
Dean
Donna Jean Behrns
Lenzner to Represent Huron High in State Contest
Charlotte Lenzner with Coach D C Reutter will represent Huron High School in the state high school Sesmetory contest at Woonsocket Friday. She competes in poetry after earning a superior rating in the recent set contest at Pobreaid Comton.
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Charlotte Lenzner
D. C. Reutter
Huron High School
Woonsocket
Miss Lenzner
Pobre Aid
College Presents Christmas Carol At Huron College
The drama department at Huron College presents Dickens Christmas Carol in the chapel tonight at 3 o clock. Dr Elizabeth Reid chairs the committee and Professor Stanley Trefil leads the department bringing a Little Theatre tone with intimate staging, organ, and lighting for a free public performance.
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Huron College
Elisabeth Reid
Dicken
Stanley Trefil
Northwestern University
Metropolitan
Trefil
Legion seeks coats for children six to twelve
William Kutil, chairman of the American Legion used apparel campaign, reports a shortage of coats for younger children ages six to twelve. The annual clothing drive also includes a toy distribution program with reports to be given at the William Reaves Post meeting. John Seyder chairs the toy program.
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William Kutil
American Legion
Legion
Wiliam Reaves
John Seyder
Kulil
Rae
American Legion Used Clothes Drive Prompts Donations
A call to donate usable apparel for the American Legion Christmas campaign asks for articles to be collected or picked up. Residents are urged to contact the chairman William Ku til at the Huron address to arrange drop off or pickup and to fill out a blank form and mail it in.
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American Legion
The
Legion
Guy
William Kutil
Huron
Government Seeks To Eject Colonist Who Won't Cooperate
Anchorage Alaska December 15 The government plans to eject Matanuska Valley colonists in a first equity suit against Waller Pippel and three others who refused to market through the colony cooperative The action argues the grubstake contracts enforceable and that settlers who want independence must share profits and risks Court filings say Pippel earned about 11000 in two years and paid 550 in cooperative marketing charges while seeking to operate outside the cooperative
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Anchorage
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Wallerippel
Hennepin County
Minnesota
L. V. Ray
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corp
Aganst
Pippel
Colony
Delay Announcements On G. O. P. Patronage
Governor elect Harlan Bushfield and GOP leaders in Pierre discuss patronage and state government changes due after January 3. The new executive said personnel changes would not be announced until after today's session, noting some under Governor Jensen would be replaced. Harv y Jewett J H Bottum Jr and other party leaders met with Bushfield to review incoming administration and party plans.
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Jensen
Buahfield
Harvey Jewett
J. H. Bottum, Jr
Presi Dent
South Dakota
Young Republicans
Chan Gurney Heads to Washington for Senate Start
Chan Gurney, senator elect from South Dakota, leaves Yankton for Washington to open his office ahead of Congress start. He will be sworn in January 3, succeeding Gladys Pyle. staff including Harvey Crow ready to report after Christmas. Gurney intends to visit Philadelphia and arrange holiday plans with family remaining in Yankton.
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Yaniyon
S._D
United States
Chan Gurney
Washington
Congress
Gladys Pyle
Peter Norbeck
Gurney
Wynn Servin
Moc
Platte
S. D
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Over Holidays. Mr. Gurney
Yankton
Harvey Crow
Lamimen
Senator Gurney
B. E. Berson
Flandreau
Venard bail fixed in McKesson case in New York
New York December 15 Georg Vernard Canadian manager at McKesson and Robbins arraigned in federal court on Securities Act charges for false statements to the New York Stock Exchange Bail set at 2500 after he waived hearing He connected with W W Smith and Co handling sales from the drug firm in Canada He is the third McKesson official arrested following F Donald Coster George Detrich and Navs ing Their hearings and bail are noted plus federal and state probes into Coster alleged asset discrepancies and background inquiries by the state attorney and grand jury involving 50 witnesses.
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New York
Georgs Vernard
McKesson and Robbins
New York Stock Exchange
Venard
W. W. Smith and Co
Canada
Vernard
F. Donald Coster
George ¥. Detrich
Trensin Ox
Navsing
Fairfield
Conn
Coster
Atomey
Mexico Negotiates Oil Deal With Japan Claims Denied
Reports from Mexico City say the government is negotiating a $1,000,000 barter oil deal with Japan, though the petroleum department denies the talks. Since expropriation of foreign oil firms in March 18, Mexico seeks new buyers as Germany and Italy offer limited purchases. Japan has already bought 300,000 barrels in three shipments.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Japan
Government Petroleum Department
Formign
Geomany
Italy
Beef Hind Quarters Sellout at Red Owl Market
Local market ad notes beef hind quarters available for sale at Red Owl Market. Listing mentions 12 percent cac, cut up free, price 522 Ohio dollars with contact via phone 3235. Compact classified item reflects a retail listing for meat products.
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Red Owl
Ohio
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J. G. Winter
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Paul Herman Moeller
Cavour
Midwest College OF Commerce
Iowa
Midwest College
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St. S. W
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