Hog Prices Rise Sharply Into Thursday Market
Hog prices continued to advance with gains of 10 to 15 cents, pushing toward a top around 3.13 as receipts near 100. Cattle calves and sheep showed varied but generally steady to higher activity. Sioux Falls stations reported hogs up 10 to 15 cents with a top near 40.50, while cattle and sows traded steady to firm amid changed wholesale activity.
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Armour
Yarus
Huron
Slowx Falls
Sioux Falls
Laode
Markets Huron Grain and Produce Summary Card
Huron market notes list grain futures and produce prices across Minneapolis Sioux City Mitchell Watertown and Sioux Falls with Wheat No. 1 dark northern No. 2 mixed oats No. 2 white barley No. 3 yellow and butterfat prices. Local city quotes include U.S. No. 1 hard amber durum and No. 1 red durum along with carlot grain ranges and poultry prices from Sioux City and Minneapolis markets.
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Drem Grain Bulletin
Swift Baron
D & Co
Ant Stinneapolis
Carlot Range
Sharsday Ae
Minneapolis
Darley
Dagon
Duluth
Market Hog Prices Rise in Chicago and Sioux City Listings
Chicago hog market opens higher with prices up 16 to 15 cents and top at 8.85. Packers bid 19 to 25 cents over. cattle trade slower. Sioux City USDA sales show beef steers around 5.85, fat cows near 4.15, hogs averaging 8.30 to 8.40, with lambs higher by 10 to 15 cents. Chicago bids 7.50 to 7.75 for some sizes. overall market mixed but steady to firm for hogs and weak to steady for cattle and lambs.
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Ieee
Sreverenne
Chicago
Stuer
Sioux City
Cmengo
St. Paul
Kond
Iowa City Livestock Report Sees Mixed Steer and Heifer Prices
Livestock market notes from Iowa City and St Paul on February 17 show slaughter steers mostly steady to slightly higher, with yearlings and heifers near steady. Cattle buyers report light supply and mixed demand, with hogs and sheep offerings modest and prices fluctuating across weight classes.
Wheat Quotations Jump as Prices Advance on Inflation Hopes
Chicago futures surged amid nervous talks in Washington over price controls and inflation possibilities. Wheat led gains with roughly 2 cent advances, while grain futures overall rose despite weak new export demand for North American wheat. May and July contracts showed notable increases as markets closed higher than the prior session.
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Washington
Chicago
Mir
Heavy Industrial Stocks Rally Lifts Market in Early Session
Heavy industrial stocks led a broad market rally as gains ran to 63 or more points. Rumors of a government move to curb the downturn circulated while skepticism persisted amid brisk transfers around 90.00.
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New York
Seek To Enjoin Red Owl Stores In South Dakota
Attorney General Clair Roddewig filed a suit in Hughs County circuit court seeking a perpetual injunction and revocation of Red Owl Stores Inc authority to do business in South Dakota. The complaint accuses price discrimination over 1936 to 1938 to destroy competition and plans criminal action under the 1907 statute with fines up to ten thousand dollars per offense.
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Reddewig
United States Supreme Court
Red Owl
South Dakota
Roddewig
Death claims filed in circuit court over life policies
Three separate actions arise from insurers refusing to pay Mrs. Forbragd after the death of Alvin Forbragd on October 31, 1997. Plaintiffs seek policy cancellations and damages alleging misrepresentation and suspicious sole intent to self harm. Defendants deny and seek dismissal or sums. Attorneys list for the South Dakota Benevolent, Life Benefit, National Benefit, and Mrs. Forbragd are named.
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Ares Forbragd
Huron
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Forbragd
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Forbeagd
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Akin
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Forbragh
Souti
Dikola Statuins
Toxs
Dunham & Dusham
Clark Atiamneys
South Dakota Benevolant Society
Max Ropht
Ing
Fellows & Fellows of Mitchell
Harold W. Markey
U S Government Bonds and Bank Stock Notes
U S government bonds closed mixed with Treasury issues around 106 to 110 percent on ratios and Federal Farm Mortgage products near 104. Home Owners Loan securities hovered near par with slight premiums. Minneapolis banking shares were listed with NY curb market notes showing modest activity including Cities Service and Ford Motor Ltd quotes.
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U. S
Treasury
Treasury Js
Soviet Scientists Will Stay On Drift After Beer and Tangerines
Soviet Husia's four drifting scientists will remain on the polar ice camp until the icebreaker Taimyr reaches them. They enjoyed beer and tangerines delivered by rescue planes yesterday and could extend their stay up to three months if needed. Commander Ivan Papanin ordered removal of gear but said moving equipment is feasible with limited trips.
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Greenland
Ivan Papanin
Alexei Ostaltse F
Taimyr
Ioe Wold
Sind
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W S
Naval Committee Examines Details of 800 Million Navy Plan
The House Naval Committee shifted from foreign policy to specifics of the 800 million naval expansion. Chairman Vinson questioned Admiral W G DuBose on 47 new warships and 22 auxiliaries while considering use of a 15 million experimental fund. Opposition grew in the House Military Committee over a wartime profits bill as Rep Maverick denounced it as fake. Proponents argue the program could create up to 250000 jobs in a recession context.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Chilrman Vinson
Georgia Demper
W.G. du Basu
Naval Construction
Iearnon
Roeauvelt
House Military Committee
Maverick
Relief Measure Sent To Senate
Senate action looms on an emergency relief bill. Frazier predicts an effort to double the $250 million appropriation with hearings to be completed soon. Opposition emerges, but leaders expect approval while debates on an anti-lynching bill continue and relief administration faces cost-sharing pressure. Hospital notices list admissions and discharges.
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Frazier
North Dakota
Senate Appropriations
Aubrey Williams
Works Progress Administration
House
Chrizman Adams
Colorado
Gubeanuni
Plains States
Adams
Senate
Munt
Rep. Voorhis
California
WEA
Congress
Missourian Regoes Liquor Money to Federal Treasury
A Missouri farmer sent money to the U S Treasury instead of buying beer to ease his conscience fund. He pledged the price of his next drink and claimed the gesture would help balance the budget. Officials noted the odd contribution but warned of further alcohol purchases needed to cover the deficit.
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Federal
Washington
Missouri
Consciences Fund
The
Treasury Department
Conscience Fund
Four Killed In Train Collision Near Folcom New Mexico
Four train crew members died and twelve others were injured when a Colorado and Southern freight collided with a passenger train about 68 miles south of here near Folcom New Mexico. All the dead were from Trinidad. Engineers Gus Diemer and C E Hampton and firemen the Selders and J H Cook perished. Injured include Conductor PL Caugutey and Fireman BE Greenwade along with five unidentified passengers.
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Coin
Calorado
Southern
Here
C. E Hampton
H. Cook
PL Caugutey
Greenwade
Wright Found Sane in Manslaughter Case Verdict
Wright collapsed after the verdict, then regained composure and posed for photographers. His chief counsel said he has offers from the aviation industry after a rest. Prosecutor Roll left the courtroom muttering “Nuts” after the verdict in the double killing case.
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Abensisss
California
Wright
Jerry Giesler
Aviation Industy
Union Air Terminal
Ernest Roll
Loos
Marketing quotas proposed to regulate corn trade
Government plan contemplates marketing quotas to control corn supply. Secretary would set a quota based on normal needs and surplus from prior years, with farmers permitted to sell or feed only corn produced on a portion of their acreage. Penalties apply for excess sales, while stored grain can be sold freely during shortages.
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Mds
Peren
Nacional
Greatest risk of appendicitis by doctors in young adults
Medical guidance identifies the highest risk period for appendicitis as the second and third decades of life with most cases occurring in people aged 20 to 29.
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Bendeen AG
Schulte Ruled Not Eligible in Conference Game
In a conference contest, Schulte was ruled not eligible to play. The decision arose as athletic officials reviewed eligibility rules amid concerns raised by college staff and the athletic director.
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Nern Sintec
Cotte
Supmober
Schulte
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Unul
Yamin Colieve
Huran
Farnee
Hind
Deraa Univ Chiergo
Wol. Garberr
de Paul Athletic
Ber
de Frestusvar
J. J. Meas
College Athletic
Madison
Committee Okays Airway Aid Fund
The Appropriations Committee approves an airway aid fund totaling 230001 for the state. Division of funds places the state department and judiciary under a 46,899,600 allocation with increases over the current year. Air navigation contracts and fire department needs push the budget higher by about 116,940 over the budget estimate.
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Ohi
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Bareay
Reno Gamblers Sentenced in Nationwide Swindle Case
New York February 1 Paulians J Graham and James McKay promoters of Reno gamblers were sentenced to nine years imprisonment for fraud and conspiracy in a $2 000 000 nationwide swindle ring Graham and McKay were fined 11600 each and ordered to report to Reno in 20 days for business affairs a 25 000 bail set for each Boies Reed of Phoenix received five years and 800 fine Allen Comer of Sioux City was sent to prison and fined 500 The sentences will be served in a penitentiary designated by the attorney general
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Paulians
J. Graham
James ©. McKay
Reno
Graham
McKay
Wills van Devanter
Boies Heed
Phoenix
Ariz
Allen Comer
Sioux City
Iowa
Quartet at Row Leads Kiwanis Club Meeting
Huron College choir directed by Loftus H. Ward performed at the Kiwanis Club luncheon held Thursday noon at Marvin Huizitt Howl. The program featured a quartet and other vocal selections by the group.
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Huron College
Loftus H. Ward
Kiwanis Club
Marvin Huziitt
Wanted Helpers and Rental Ad Fragments in City Notice
Brief OCR items show two classifieds: a housing call for a girl for home duties and a farm rental offer near Huron. The ads include incomplete phone numbers 5209 and 8215 and generic notes about living arrangements and farm improvements.
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RB. GM
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