Hog prices hold at 3 50 top at Armour yards
Armour Stockyards Huron and Chicago market summaries report hog prices steady to up to 3.50 top at Armour yards with receipts around 1,500 hogs and varied weight categories. Chicago notes cautious buyer activity, stronger prices asked, light hogs less favored, and packs 347 head with mixed cattle and sheep receipts shaping a generally steady trend. Sioux Falls listing shows hogs 3.50 to 3.85, cattle steady with 200 head observed.
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Chicago
Indy
Bes Plain
St Paul Livestock Report Friday Prices and Trends
Saint Paul market notes cattle mostly steady to strong with steer and yearling sales around 4.23 to 3.50 and beef cows at 22093.25. Hogs at 3.60 with various weight ranges, lambs under pressure with buyers bidding 23 or more fewer, bulk good and choice lambs around 6.25 to 5.40.
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St. Paul
St, Paul
S. Dept. Agr
Sioux City Livestock Market Friday Report
Sioux City and Chicago livestock prices and sales details for February 19 show cattle, calves, hogs, and sows trading across weight classes. Reports indicate steady to mostly lower demand, with top steers and heavy stockers attracting the strongest bids and feedlot buyers actively circling fat lambs and porkers.
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Chicago
U. S
Wheat Futures Bullish Today
Minneapolis traders watched a choppy session as bullish and cautious sentiment moved futures. May wheat eased, July upticked, and September tied. cash markets showed limited activity with mixed demand across grades.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Markets Hide And Wool Market Furnished By Bolles And Khogera
Market notes list prices for cured hides of various weights and grades, horse hides, sheep pelts, wool, and tallow. Also included are Chicago potatoes and produce prices across Sioux Falls Sioux City Mitchell and Minneapolis, with Butter Eggs Poultry and Flour figures from February reports.
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Bolles & Khogera Huron, & D
Stocks Rally On Gainful Session With Mixed Profit Taking
Stocks show gains of 1 to 3 points as heavy short covering at the open reflects new borrowing rule expectations. Major issues like U S Steel Union Pacific Case and Eastman rose a few points while American Telephone stayed close. Volume near 2.3 million shares with widespread participation across industrials and trusts.
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New York
Nvces
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Case
East‘man
American Cen
Allied Chemical
Corea Cola
American Telephone
Beath City Press Association Elects Heath President
SIOUX FALLS Feb 19 P H B Heath editor of Artesian Commonwealth was elected president of the Beath North Dakota Press Association at the close of a two day session. G G Warner becomes vice president with John H Craig re elected secretary treasurer and C E Sanders Bert Tysell named to the executive committee. All elections were unanimous. The second day opened after a banquet, Washington bicentennial celebration and the association’s 50th anniversary. Governor Warren E Green and Albert Evans planned to discuss livestock feed with Red Cross aid. News programs covered journalism courses, subscription losses, mimeographed ads and newspaper libel. State auditor William H Dunn highlighted state finances and the cost of the coal mine and cement plants, noting potential deficits.
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Sioux Falls
H. B. Heath
Artesian Commonwealth
Beath Dakota Press Association
Heath
G. G. Warner
Times-Advocate
Gregory
Warner
John H. Craig
Tripp Ledger
C. E. Sanders
Canton
Bert ‘Tysell
Britton
George Washington
South Dakota Press Association
Warren E. Green
Albert Evans
Red Cross
South Dakota
The
Press Association
South Dakota Associated Press
Greenway
Mitchell
Mr. Evans
F. A. Whitney
St. Louis
American Red Cross
E. G. Trotzig
South Dakota University Department of Journalism
C. H. Hornbeck
Centerville Journal
Cook
Western Newspaper Union
L. W. Feezer
South Dakota University Law School
A. A. Applegate
State College Department of Rural Journalism
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Dunn
William H. Dunn
Pierre Jand
State Bonding Department
State Hall Department
State Hail Department
Confirmation of Cardozo Assured
Washington reports the Senate judiciary sub committee recommended a favorable report on Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo to the Supreme Court after brief hearings. A protest by William H. Anderson of New York alleging denial of bail on forgery charges was quickly dismissed in under five minutes. The full committee will be told Tuesday, and Cardozo’s confirmation seems assured.
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Washington
Rep. Ag
Senate Judiciary
Benjamin N. Cardozo
William H. Anderson
New York
Cardozo
Robinson
Indiana
Schall
Minnesota
Ashurst
Arizona
O. R. Miller
All York Civic League
Music Has Charms And Shortcomings
ST. PAUL February 10. James Vernon decided he dislikes music after a department store incident. A musical powder box for women played Annie Rooney as he pocketed it. Clerks summoned detectives. a judge sentenced him to 15 days in jail.
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ST. Paul
James Vernon
Annie Rooney
Vernon
Federal Relief Bill Approved by House Committee
Washington February 1992 A $100 million federal relief bill approved by the House Isbor committee by a 9 to 3 vote. The plan splits funds into three parts for direct state assistance with required bonds, grants, and a public building allotment. States must repay within ten years with potential deductions from highway funds. Governors seeking unsecured grants must back repayment.
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Washington
House
Isbor
Secretary of the Treasury
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Senate
War against low mood drive raises funds in Minneapolis
New York February 19. A com munique from United Action a coalition of the American Legion American Federation of Labor and other groups reports Minneapolis has raised 2 450 000 to fund work programs. The Seo Line railway has recalled 87 full time workers and 281 part time workers and plans to expand its main line and mechanical departments.
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New York
United Action
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Association of National Advertisers
Minneapolis
Tives
Seo
Robert D. Stower 7 Dies After Illness in Huron
Robert D. Stower of Huron South Dakota died after a prolonged illness in a Huron hospital He was born in England came to the United States at age 12 lived in Ohio and settled in South Dakota in 1885 later moving to Huron He married Nettie Marie Daley in 1885 they had four children and several stepchildren survived by his widow two sisters a brother and a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren He joined the Masonic order in 1914 and was active Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Wikert chapel with Masonic lodges and quartet in attendance escort to Riverside cemetery by a Commandery
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Robert D. Stower
Huron
South Dakota
Mr. Stower
England
United States
Ohio
Willow Lake
Riverside Drive
Mr. Stoner
Nettie’ Marie Daley
May Cleveland
Wilmer
Cal
Lester D. Stower
Stanford, Mont
Jennie
Wilbur
Stower
Alma Brown
George L. Sherman
Chehalis
Wash
Oscar Fisher
Wayland
Masonic Order
Miller
el' Ried
Wikert Chapel
Huran
Masonic Quartet
Riverside Cemetery
Taylor sentences liquor offender for teen porting charge
Andrew Dalbel of De Smet pled guilty to porting intoxicating liquor to minors and was fined 2500 plus costs by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor. He had been jailed since January 9 and, due to confinement, received no additional jail time. It was his first offense and he is not a naturalized citizen. He promised to pay the fine. if unable, he faces continued jail time in Kingsbury County.
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Taylor
Andrew Dalbel
de Smet
Alva E. Taylor
Dalbel
Kingsbury County
Dalhel
Larson Improves After Mayo Clinic Flight
Rochester Mayo Clinic reports Elmer Larson of Sioux Falls improved today after being rushed by air from Sioux Falls yesterday. Larson, 38, is ill with Reynaud's disease, diagnosed Monday, and was flown to Mayo for treatment.
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Larson
Rochester
Minn
Elmer Larson
Sioux
Mayo Clinic
Reynaud
Chinese Defy Japanese Request Reinforcements Readied
Reported preparations show up to 25 000 Chinese troops and about 40 000 reinforcements stalk between Shanghai and Nanking. Japanese forces in Shanghai number around 25 000 soldiers and 4 00 bluejackets. Analysts doubt a general attack until reinforcements arrive while allies could deploy 720 000 in support if the front extends to the Yangtze.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Yuan Shik-Kin
China
Yangtseny
Unclear Hospital Dismissals and Odd Egg Find
The fragment references Mrs. Ko J Burton Mildred McKinley in Huron and a curious large white egg laid by a puller belonging to Mrs C L Staur on 15 Dakota Avenue South. The egg allegedly contains many brown eggs with a perfect shell after the outer shell was broken. Denison University students at Granville Ohio have elected non athletes as presidents of men's student government for five straight years. A note about a young man free to leave in Huron and a Marvin Hughitt Hotel meeting Friday after 6 7 p.m.
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C. L. Staur
Dakota Avenue South
Smith Jewelry
Myre
Sty
Denison University
Granvile
Ohio
Huron
Keahey
Marvin Hughitt
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Il Cent
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Beko Rem
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Universal Trust
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National Trust
Schwab
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Charles Schwab
Raw
Rep Steel
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Sovony
So Pac
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St Oil Calif
St Oil NI
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
Transamerica
Union Carbide
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Vanadium
Warner Pie
Western Union
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Willys Overland
Woolworth i
Cure Close
Blaehard Oil
Huron Pioneers
Ko J. Burton
Mildred McKinley
Jesse
Aaron
Inez Jones
Ernest Hofer
Doland
Hulls Huron Mills
Ovila St. Peter Turton
D. Hone
Sheldon F. Reese Elevators, Inc
Marshall Wells
Allied Lines
Fair City Paint & Glass CO
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