Hog Market Steady On Price Top At 2.75 At Armour Stockyards
Armour Stockyards at Huron report Friday solid cattle and sheep activity with hogs steady near last day’s average and a top price of 2.75. Receipts reach around 1500, with mixed quotes across cattle veal calves sheep and hogs. Chicago Livestock notes hogs down from yesterday and varied cattle and sheep sales with packers prominent.
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Armour
Huron
Packers
Chicago
Tur
Majac
South St. Paul
Selers
Wheat Futures Slide and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Midwest
Wheat futures declined in Chicago while Minneapolis and Sioux Falls markets showed varied results for grains and livestock. Cattle, hogs, and lambs traded with mixed demand as receipts and weights influenced prices, with steers and feeders showing narrow moves and hogs hovering near steady to slightly lower levels.
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Minneapolis
Southwest
Sioux
City
Huron Poultry Butter Eggs Prices Furnished Daily
Market notes show Huron listings for poultry butter and eggs with live fowl prices and hides for Bolles Rogers in Huron. New York Chicago reports indicate butter easiness, varied egg and poultry prices, and regional produce moves across multiple cities.
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Huron
Swift & Ca
Bolles 4
Rogers - Huron
S. 2
Sioux City
Hans
Stocks Irregular In Late Trading On Feb 3
Late trading showed mixed action with heavyweight issues firm on gold miners. Delaware & Hudson rose. American Telephone and General Motors edged lower. many others moved fractions. About 900,000 shares changed hands with notable quotable levels for Anaconda, Case, Eastman Kodak, U S Steel preferred, Interboro Rapid Transit, Woolworth and Sears Roebuck among others.
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Delaware & Hudson
Borden
Eastman Kodak
Case
U. S, Steel Preferred
Interboro Rapid Transit
Woolworth
Amerirary Telephone
General Motors
al Chem & Dye
Allis
Power
AT & T
Aanaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Barnsdall
Bendiv Av
Beth St
Briggs Mig
Cam Pac
Cerro de Pasco
CM St P
CN Wats
Chrysler
Col G &E
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Eastman
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Gen’ Foods
Gen. Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gh North Pid
Homestake Lasgo
Houston
Hudson
TL Cent
Comb
Hicrvester
Int
Nickel
Kelvina‘tor
Kennecot
Kreage
Kroger
Mack Ti
Mo Pac
Mont-Ward
Nash
Natt Biscuit
Natt
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Power & Lt
NY Cent
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North Am
North Pac
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Para-Pub
Penney
Penn
Philips Pet
Pullman
Purity Bok
RCA
RKO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socony
Soac
Stan
LaGuardia Calls for Barry to Apologize for Magazine Article
Representative LaGuardia accused Senate sergeant at arms David Bury of producing an insulting magazine article in New Outlook that implied some congress members would sell votes for money. He urged Barry to reveal who these members are or face a forced apology to the House.
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Washington
LaGuardia
New York
House
David 3. Bury
Senate
Armas
Congress
Produce Is Good For Legion Dues
Hogs poultry and grain will buy membership in the William Reaves post of the American Legion at Huron. Six renewals were reported at the first post meeting since the offer, with wheat hogs and poultry traded in lieu of dues. The drive aims to 100 percent veteran signup and will support a state convention fund via a carnival and style show February 22 to 25.
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William Reaves
American Legion
Huron Post
W. C. Weller
American Lea~ion
E. C. McKenzie
White Lake
Earl Best
Esmond
McKanzie
Legion Post
Matkey
Clifford Coffey
Madison
Legion
Huron
McKenzie
Sign of spring sighted by Aberdeen woodpecker
Aberdeen reports no ground hogs yesterday but Dora Berpo saw a woodpecker, a sign of spring. In Mitchell, former mayor J. E. Williams and state legislator died at home after several months illness.
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Aberdeen
Dora Berpo
Mitchell
S. BD
J. E. Williams
Church Social Tonight At Presbyterian Church
Members of the Presbyterian church will gather for an old fashioned social tonight with a planned program announced by Pastor Dr Hubert Ketelle. Miss Loma Myers leads 22 pupils on a study tour from Pleasant View township school visiting Huron today.
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Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Huron
Loma Myers
Dunn Joins Staff Of NWPS Here
William M. Dur, former South Dakota state auditor, has joined the Northwestern Public Service auditing staff here. He will work as one of three auditors, handling special duties across the company’s Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota system. Dur plans to move his family from Pierre soon and brings prior service as Yankton county auditor and leadership roles in local Elks, Masons, and Legion activities.
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William MM. Dur
South Dakota
Northwestern Public Service
County Auditor's Association
The
Elks Lodge
Yankton
Masaic and Legion Works
National Health Declared Excellent by Sen. Committee
Prof Haven Emerson of Columbia University told a Senate committee that national health has never been better in the past five years yet warned of deterioration among 10 to 20 percent suffering from unemployment. He testified on the La Follette Costigan relief bill and urged amendments to reserve funds for medical and nursing care in cooperation with states.
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Washington
Haven Emerson
Columbia University
Senate
Favor Bill To Aid State R C Senate Passes Measure
Pierre South Dakota February 3 Without a dissenting vote the banks backed bill to make the rural credit department eligible for Reconstruction Finance corporation loans was approved by the senate. The emergency measure would establish a corporate existence and allow bonding pledged to federal promissory notes. Senator Carpenter said the plan would not incur new state debt and would aid refinancing with the RF C approval. The measure now goes to the house where approval is anticipated.
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Job Bertolero
Sen. Carpenter
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State Board Recommends School Budget Changes
South Dakota regents presented revised funding for higher education to the joint appropriations committee. Total biennial requests match Governor Berry at 1,817,240.26, with readjusted allocations for the School of Mines Spearfish Normal and several normals while State College remains unchanged.
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University of South Dakota
Northern Normal
Eastern Normal
Southern Normal
State College
Emil Loriks
Appropriations Committee
South Dakota
Black Hills
Berry
University State College Northern Normal
School of Mines
Spearfish Normal
Unemployed total exceeds twelve million for first time
Senate committee hearings were told the unemployed number rose to more than 12 million in the current week marking a new peak. Edward F. McGrady of the American Federation of Labor estimated 45 million Americans in poverty.
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Washington
Senate
Edward F. McGrady
American Federation of Labor
Child Killed as Train Strikes Bus Near Gardena
A railway train hit a horse drawn school bus near Gardena killing eight year old Marvin Marquardt and injuring three other children. Bus driver Irvin Reamer was unable to recount the crash, said to be in shock. Five children escaped unharmed as the collision startled the group.
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Gardena
N.D
Marvin ‘Marquardt
Irvin Reamer
Conde Child Dies In Hospital At Aberdeen
Thomas Robert Harvie seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Harvie of Conde died yesterday afternoon in an Aberdeen hospital after a two week illness Funeral services will be held in Aberdeen Saturday afternoon with the Rev J W Walton of Conde officiating assisted by the Rev Mr Clendenning of Aberdeen He is survived by his parents and two sisters Give and to verre
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Conde Child
Aberdeen
Conde
Thomas Robert Harvie
Robert Harvie
J. W. Walton
Clendénning
Plans To Restore Normalcy In France Speech
Premier Daladier vowed swift action to restore budgetary and moral equilibrium and quiet unrest. He spoke in the chamber and Senate outlining aims to put finances in good shape and participate in the proposed world economic conference. The plan mentions addressing debts within general framework of adjustment after the war.
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France
Paris
Daladier
Senate
Creighton Athletes Injured in Three Alarm Fire
Two Creighton university football players were badly hurt in a $100,000 three alarm fire that destroyed the Omaha Casket Co building. Vern Wolf, 21, suffered serious burns to his right hand and arm but doctors expected to save his arm. Maurice Archer, 20, sustained a deep gash on his wrist after smashing a plate glass door to escape. The students slept on the premises and served as night watchmen.
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Creighton
Omaha
Creighton University
Omaha Casket Co
Vern Wolf
Maurice Archer
Men to Fix Baskets at Legion Social Saturday
Legion members and their wives will attend a basket social tomorrow night at the Legion hall following the Saturday dance. Men will prepare baskets and the buying will be done by the women. Baskets will not be sold for more than 50 cents each.
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American Legion
the Legion
Legion Hall
Thosa
Tariff Matters Sidetracked in House Debate
Washington February 3. Speaker Garner blocked Republican efforts to force tariff raising legislation and pledged no foreign currency measures this session. He stressed the need for extended hearings and adequate consideration, noting the Senate’s condition makes rapid action imprudent. Robert L O’Brien urged honest, intelligent handling and criticized automatic tariff increases amid depreciated currency pressures.
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Washington
Garner
Congress
Senate
Ways and Means
Robert L. O'Brien
Teriff Commission
House
Mills
Wool Growers to Meet in Aberdeen Monday
The state wool growers will hold their annual meeting in Aberdeen on Monday February 20 with county state and national speakers giving demonstrations and talks on wool marketing.
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Aberdeen
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