Hog and cattle markets steady to slow at Armour yards
Hogs at Armour Stock Yards on February 9 remained steady to slow with receipts around 350 and prices largely unchanged. Cattle showed slow to steady demand while sheep held steady with top lamb expectations near 4.75 and up. dairy cows traded very light with springers about 60 to 75 dollars. Sioux Falls report notes hogs steady at top around 7.60 with bulk 7.25 to 7.50 and sows from 6.25 to 7.50. cattle steady with quotations unchanged.
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Armour Stock Yards
Haoron
Sioux Falls
Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Cities
Huron market data from Swift & Co lists hens by weight, leghorns, roosters, ducks, and eggs with prices for Huron, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Sioux City, Mitchell, Chicago, and New York. Poultry, eggs, butterfat, and other dairy prices appear across many towns, reflecting regional daily values for Feb 9. Strong entities include Swift & Co, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Sioux City, Mitchell, Chicago, and New York markets with weights and price points.
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Huron
Swift & Co
S. D
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
Livestock prices drift lower in Chicago market report
Hog prices stead y to ten cents lower in moderate activity. Cattle and calves move slowly with bids down. vealers and beef cattle show limited activity and prices pull back. Sheep and lambs also softer with fat lambs down to near eight to nine dollars. Market observers note steady to weak undertone and cautious buyer bidding in Wednesday trade.
Sioux City U S D A Sales Report January Beef and Hogs
U S D A representative sales in Sioux City show cattle and hog lots with varied prices. Calves and yearlings steady to higher given demand delays. fat cattle steady to strong, stockers sparse. hogs slow and uneven with some weights down, top bids around 7.50 for good hogs. Sheep limited with inquiries and steady to firmer pricing anticipated.
St Paul Livestock Market Prices and Trends
St Paul stockyards report Thursday February 9 shows cattle slaughter classes advancing. Market notes strong to 25 higher with top fed steers near 19.50, plain to small heifers around 8.30, cows improving, stockers scarce, calves firm with good and choice grades up 15 to 20 points.
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St. Paul
St, Paul
Wheat prices drop more than a cent in Chicago markets
Weather failure kept domestic winter wheat belt weak, pushing May and July contracts down to 67 1/2 and 68 1/2 cents respectively. Other grains followed with corn and soybeans lower while lard and rye also declined, signaling broad commodity pressure across the board.
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Chicago
Chicasa Produce Futures and Wheat Quotations
Chicago to February 9 wire report shows Butter Futures and Egg Futures with storage standards and fresh graded firsts figures. Wheat recounts in Polis Minnesota show cash quotations for No 2 heavy dark northern No 1 and No 2 with values ranging around 70s to 76.
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Chicasa
Chicago
POLIS
Markets At Glance Refines February Trading Across Grains and Coins
New York reports show stocks sliding with heavy steel losses and mixed bonds. Coffee rises on European demand while cotton and sugar soften. Chicago wheat and corn dip, hogs stiffen, and grain prices display firm to weak movements across Minneapolis and futures.
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New York
U. S
Belga
Leading Stocks Drift Down in Mixed New York Market
Wholesale declines marked the session as most leading stocks slipped amid a quiet ticker. Fractions to more than two points fell, with about 600000 shares changing hands and steel issues easing as orders and production cooled. A few merchandising, aviation, and specialty issues resisted, but rarely led.
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New York
Careater
Se mi
Telin
Analysis of Historical Corporate Quotations List
The text compiles a dense array of corporate names and percentage figures, resembling a stock quotation table from a historical newspaper. It lists firms such as AmCan, AT&T, Chrysler, Packard, Sears, and many others with varied percentage values, suggesting market or dividend data.
Pope Suffers Asthma Attack in Vatican City
Vatican news service reports Pope Ping suffered an asthma attack and was unconscious for over thirty minutes. Physicians treated him with restoratives and he regained consciousness, with brief reports of improvement followed by a slight turn for the worse earlier. Doctors including Dr. Filippo Recchi were on hand throughout the day.
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Vatican City
U?p
Vatican
Ping
Filippo Recchi
Legislature advances bills in Missouri River debate and science law clash
The legislature passed seven bills on third reading including terms for the state fair board and a sky blue field on the state flag while protecting sportsmen. The house also approved science law amid disputes over chiropractors and medical exams and backed measures on school district settlements and land exchanges.
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State Fair Board
Board of Regents
House
Senate
Loyal Huffman
Gettysburg
H. H. Motley
Frankfur
F. Schlehe
Redfield
Motley
Spink County
G. W. Mills
Wall
South Dakota
Bennett
Gregory
Industrial Stocks and Percentages List
A dense OCR list shows company names with percentages or codes such as Deere Co 19 percent, Dupont 14854, Kodak 174 percent, GenFlec 40 percent, General Motors 47 percent, Gillette 7 percent, Greyhound 1724 percent, Hudson Motor 7 percent, IntBusMach 18244, IntTel Tel 832, WestAir 27 percent, KrogerGror, Woolworth 4724, Loews 48 percent, Studebaker Ti, TransAm 5 percent, UniCarbide 82 percent, UnionPac 85 percent, UnitedFruit 67 percent, SRubber 43 percent, and other similar items, forming a long, fragmented financial-entities segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CurtisWrt
Hudson Motor
Centra
IndusRayon
IntBusMach
IntHarvester
Ussteel
IntNick Can
Vanadium
IntTel&Tel
WarnerPict
Johns-Mann
WesUniTel
Kennecott
West'ehAir
Kresga
West&Mig
KrogerGror WhiteMot
Ah Wilson&Co
Woolworth
Esuid
Loews
YoungShat
StaneBrands
SidGas&Elpt
StanddilCal
StandOil Ind
ScandOuInd
StewartWam
StanedeWeb
Studebaker Ti Swift&Co
TexasCorp
TimAllBear
TransAm
Tri-CanCorp
TruaxTract
UniCarbide
UnionPac
Uni
dAirlines
Uni'dRiver
Hk UnitedCorp
Await Word From Family Of Freezing Victim At McIntosh
McIntosh Feb 1 The body of Dr. Robert E Zimmerman 27 found frozen along the highway three miles east of town Wednesday morning is held awaiting word from relatives His father believed living in Muncie Ind and his wife and two children were visiting in Indianapolis The state attorney was informed that Dean Zimmerman of Muncie served Wednesday as the freezing victim and that he left Muncie by auto last Sunday for Butte
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Mobile
Butte
Indianapolis
Agriculture Department proposes added farm aid from surplus goods
Washington Feb 9 The Agriculture Department sent a proposal to Congress to supplement cash subsidies to farmers with gifts of surplus commodities. The plan uses stocks pledged by Growers as collateral for government loans and would tie gifts to participation in the crop control program. Proposals include raising referenda thresholds, changing marketing quota dates, extending commodity loan timing, and allowing advance draw of payments for crop insurance premiums.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Olvician
Sub Zero Weather Grips South Dakota Statewide
Cold snap across South Dakota brings sub zero readings from Aberdeen minus twenty four to Yankton minus ten. Snow accumulations inch plus with fine powdery texture. A northeastern storm limits visibility east of Britton and Marshall County blocks Highway 41. Roads drifted and slippery in Mitchell Faulk County, while overall trend shows little change tonight and tomorrow.
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Lon Y Parks
Aberdeen
Watertown
Rapid Cityr
Pierre
Brookings
Huron
Mitchell
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Weather Bureau
Aberdeer
Britton
Marshall County
Faulk
Harsh Minnesota Snow Storm Halts Traffic Across South
Heavy snow and a strong southeast wind cripple roads in southern Minnesota while northern areas and the Dakotas endure subzero freezes. Al bert Lea notes near landstill traffic and limited visibility, as the day begins with temperatures around 8 above in some spots and plunging to 30 below in North Dakota. Devils Lake hits -32 with Fergus Falls at -25 overnight and Hibbing at -18, as wind and flurries persist across the region.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Mercury
Dakotas
State Highway Department
Albert Lea
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Jamestown
Fergus Falls
Hibbing
Fireside Meeting Draws Large Spiritua Emphasis Week Crowd
Dr. David Y. Berger led a popular fireside worship and consecration service in the Huron College dining hall as part of Spiritua Emphasis Week. Faculty and students attended despite inclement weather. Miss Ruby Corrington led opening devotions and Miss Ethel Tripp provided morning music. Berger spoke on Isaiah, stressing life’s purpose and recognizing a higher power. Refreshments followed the service.
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Huron College
David Y. Burger
Hervert G. Titt
Titt
Ruby Corrington
Ethel Tripp
Ruth Welch
Helen Prickett
Margaret van Voorhis
Jeanette Noel
Dorothy Meyer
Lala Stobbs
Mate] Eggleston
Mr. Ward
der. Berger
Isaigh
Dr. Berger
Isaiah
God
Army Planes Grounded By Too Much Winter
Nine of the army's newest fighting aircraft arrived in Minneapolis for tests but were grounded by wintry weather. Commanders planned to return some planes to Selfridge Field Michigan and use the remaining ones for gunnery practice over Lake Superior.
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Army
Minneapolis
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Lake Superior
Roosevelt program sparks debate on defense and labor acts
Amid disclosures on defense plans and labor policy, lawmakers clash over administration amendments and WPA funding. The House prepares six hours of defense debate, while Warner and Wagner signal possible revisions. immigration enforcement and impeachment moves also loom as hospital admissions and dismissals accompany political maneuvering.
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Senater
Wagner
New York
Senate Labor Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
Rep. Andrews
Army Air Corps
House Military Committee
Europe
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Progressive
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson
Colorado
Judiciary Committee
Secretary Perkins
Perkins
World Day of Prayer Scheduled February 24
World Day of Prayer plans were reviewed at a Protestant gathering led by H Riley with Mrs Alfred Trenerry and Miss Anna in attendance. Arrangements were discussed for selling cards and coordinating the Lutheran event on February 24 with lead roles to be announced later.
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H. Riley
Alfred Trenerry
Anna
Death of Gladys Ruth Eldeen in Huron Hospital
Gladys Ruth Eldeen twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gust Eldeen of Illa died after a two week illness with meningitis and pneumonia in a Huron hospital. Born January 12 191, she lived in Hitchcock. Survived by parents four siblings Carl eighteen Clarence Hareld twenty four and Ajico seven.
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Gladys Ruth
Dau
Gust Eldeen
Illa
Huron
Gladys
Hitchcock
Carl
Clarence
Hareld
Ajico
Italy May Mobilize 10 Million in New War Militia
In a report framed as analysis from 1 Giorna Italia, Gayda discusses a potential Anglo French bloc and a wider European alliance. He notes Franco Spanish troops drawing closer, signaling a new phase in the Spanish Civil War and possible US involvement in a broader coalition.
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Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Gayda
Howe
Freel
Show Pictures Of India At Services
Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian Church feature moving pictures of India by Mr and Mrs Sheldon Reese. The native scenes temples and ships are shown. Sponsored by McCune Auxiliary the meeting is at 8 o clock and open to the public. The pictures by Mr Rowse were taken during his world trip and have not been shown to the public before.
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Presbyterian Church
India
Sheldon Reese
McCune Auxiliary
Rowse
FDR BAS COLD WASHINGTON Feb 9 1
President Roosevelt remained resting in the living quarters today as doctors treat a cold. The notice mentions Madam Gladys Miller, Pier Dak, and other persons with surplus funds seeking safe investments returning 6 13 percent interest. Bank references are available.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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George M. Bradshaw
Burke
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Betty Herrick
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Wolsey
Surgical
R. J. Wallace
de Smet
Verne Woodworth
John Thompson
Doland
Nick Kulycke
Carpenter
Phoebe Tschetter
George Edwards
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J. L Pasck
Ruron
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Tira Magness
Tran Welch
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