Armour Stockyards Hog Market Report February Market Movements
Armour Stockyards Armoury Huron February market notes show hog receipts at 13,000 with yesterday’s gains eroding as weights across 120 to 350 lbs moved unevenly. Top hogs 7.25 with light weights 7.00 7.25, 160-190 lbs 6.59 6.65, 260-320 lbs 6.40 6.60, packing sows 5.40 5.75. Cattle and sheep also quoted with declines across beef steers yearlings and heifers while lamb prices held near 8.00 8.25 for ready fat wooled lambs.
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Sioux City
Calvas
Tbs
Stags
Cattle and hog markets fall to nine year low in Chicago week
Chicago prices drop to a nine year low as demand fades with cattle average near 851 and hogs weak. Yearling calves rise slightly, and lambs stay steady amid supply shortages and shifting dealer margins. Packers hold most of the direct runs while holdovers linger.
Chicago Hogs Futures: Bearish Tones Persist in Mixed Trade
Chicago hog futures show a bearish mood with light and fat hogs trading around 7.00 while lights-offered bids hover near 30 800. Cattle values mostly ease with steers around 6.00 to 7.00 and beef cows at 3.74 to 7.,/ butcher heifers 5.00 to 6.00, hogs varying by weight from 6.95 to 6.85, lambs mixed, feeders softening as stockers appeal for light weights and finished feeder types amid a generally weak week.
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Chicago
Ech
St. Faul
B. S. Dept
Wheat Futures Market Dips Amid Snowfall and Weak Demand
Minneapolis reporting a sharp market dip as heavy southwest snowfall triggered liquidation of old and new wheat futures with limited recovery on short covering. May closed higher, July and September down, corn declined then steadied. Cash wheat soft, durum craggy, oats and rye weak to fair, flax steady to good. barley slower with firmer futures. Local cash bids mixed. Minnesota grain prices listed for No 1 dark northern, No 1 amber durum, and other classes with several percent changes.
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Minneapolis
Finx
Mincespolis
Monneapolie
Duluth and Chicago Market Snapshots in Late February
Market briefings show Duluth futures for flax and durum with marginal moves, New York butter and eggs steady with slight gains, Chicago potatoes and general produce softer amid slow trading, and Sioux Falls and Sioux City poultry and dairy prices quoted with modest shifts. The compilation reflects regional commodity shifts and price ranges for grains, eggs, butter, and poultry across several Midwestern markets.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Rail Shares Drag Market But Final Trade Recovers
New York stocks closed irregularly lower as rail issues led declines, but late buying provided support. New York Central fell over five points before trimming losses. net operating income reports for January showed a sharp drop across 47 rail roads, while utilities and industrials saw some strength and several issues closed with small gains.
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New York
New York Central
Mit
Hew Haven
Baltimore
Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Norfolk and Western
U. S. ‘Steel
Bethle~heen Steel
Sandard
California
Westfeng Peakeae
Central Rallwrer Signel
Pecemeant
Americen Siedrie
Ametown Neves Crove
Dowling Shot During Hold Up At South Dakota Store
A store owner named Dowling, about five years in the area, was shot and killed by two armed robbers who entered Dowling's One Horse Store as he and his wife were alone. A posse arrested two young men and a girl nearby. they are detained with the other suspect while an investigation by a district attorney official proceeds.
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Parmaley
B. Dowling
Dowling
Vatal
Martin
Sioux Falls
Wagner
Pilot plans world flight in 88 days
Wiley Post, Oklahoma City aviator, plans a around the world flight to beat the Graf Zeppelin's 20 day record using a Lockheed monoplane. Start target May 29 from Oklahoma City with a co pilot and navigator, visiting Harbor Grace Berlin Moscow Irkutsk Tokyo Nome Seattle before returning.
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Wiley Post
Chicago
Post
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Berlin
Moscow
Irkutsk
Siberia
Tokyo
Petropavlovak
Nome
Alaska
Seattle
FC. Hell
Two Arraigned On Liquor Charge
Aberdeen Feb 2. Thomas Reidt Art Heil and Jacob Heil were arraigned before US Commissioner I O Curtl for possession and sale of intoxicating liquor. Reidt and Art Heil released on $1500 bonds after a search of two farms near Roscoe uncovered moonshine quantities.
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Aberdeen
Thomas
Reidt
Art Heil
Jacob Heil
Rostoe
I. O. Curtl
Roscoe
Lang Reelected Superintendent For Another Year
A. J. Lang, superintendent of the city public schools since 1925, was reelected by the Board of Education for a one year term at last night’s meeting. A special session in about 10 days will select teachers for next year, with plans for improvements in the schools discussed at the close.
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Enoet
House Rejects Attorney General Authority Over Banking Dept
South Dakota lawmakers defeated a bill 64 to 29 that would let the attorney general appoint the banking department’s attorney. Debate cited Sharpe led investigations into former superintendent Smith and fears of concentrated power. Supporters argued it would strengthen legal oversight and curb large fees paid to outside counsel.
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Ralph ©. Hillgren
Sioux Falls
Crown
Hundt
Henry C. Munds
Sharpe
Smith
Atheney General's
House
C.H. Hornbeck
Centerville
John Bertolero
Lead
K. Nelson
Roshelt
N. £. Knight
Thomas
W. E. Waller
Merlelle
Peter Sorensen
Toronto
T. B. Thorson
Ruden
Banking Department
M. W. Olsen
Viborg
Hornbeck
Frank Aplen
Fr. Pierre
Reirend Commission
G. Gilliland
Yankton
Hillgren
Mundt
Testimony In Roswell Land Case Continues In Circuit Court
Testimony continued in Miner county circuit court in a dispute over two quarter sections of land to be removed from Roswell town tax rolls. William Moschell and Elizabeth Bruner with others sue Miner county commissioners arguing the land is rural and not benefiting from town taxes. Judge Alva E. Taylor presides. Lewis Basson represents owners and J E Whiting represents the commission.
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Roswell
Miner County
William Moschell
Elizabeth Bruner
Howard
Alva E. Taylor
Lewis Basson
J. E. Whiting
Farmers To Plan Weed Eradication in Beadle County
Beadle county farmers will meet Thursday in the courthouse farmers room to plan weed eradication for creeping Jenny and other noxious weeds. County agent R A Cave will outline demonstration plots and chemical trials to determine effective killers and methods before the work season begins.
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Beadle County
Court House
R.A. Cave
Veterans of Foreign Wars initiates eleven members
Eleven ex servicemen were initiated into the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Forrest McMullen post meeting held at the K P hall last night. Oscar Lundin, discharged from the Marine Corps at 22, is among the youngest members. Other initiates include Nels Severson Joseph Welsh Frank Minske LeRoy Seeman Niels Madsen John Kneeland Harvey Urban Oliver Streeter Edward Stackwick and George Kirkindall Willow Lake. Five membership applications were filed and a 25 person delegation will travel to Pierre Sunday to institute a new post. A post band may form soon with about a dozen volunteers, and the ladies auxiliary invited members to a card party on March 3. Lunch was served after the meeting.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Forrest McMullen
K. P. Hall
Oscar Lundin
United States Marine Corps
United States
Nels Severson
The
Marine Cors
Joseph Welsh
Willow Lake
Frank Minske
Hitchsock
LeRoy Seeman
Niels Madsen
John Kneeland
Harvey Urban
Oliver Streeter
Edward Stackwick
Huron
George Kirkindall
Forrest McMuhen
Pierre
Ladies Auxiliary Organization
South Dakota House and Senate push through calendar
South Dakota lawmakers moved to clear a heavy agenda as the House and Senate pressed final action on many appropriations and legal measures. Key items included recodifying school laws, court jurisdiction changes, licensing for chiropodists, civil service provisions, and parole reforms. Bills on bond refinancing and tax delinquency rates also advanced, while some measures were defeated or postponed.
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House
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Senate
Ciltes Police
Ben Keller
Fall River County
Yankton
L. J. Odland
Clark
Wagner
Huron
Local Thief Charged With Stolen Plow Shovels
Dureen Le charged after police say he stole several plow shovels from a farm owned by Hying. The farm lies two miles west and one mile south of Huron.
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Dureen le
Farmer Hying
Huron
Bancroft and Iroquois triumph in district tourney play
Iroquois beat Cavour 34 16 in consolation action with Gehring scoring consistently and Brandrup aiding the effort. Bancroft edged Virgil 34 16 as Hoover Maass and Jencks supported the defense while Peterson and Jers left for Virgil. The winners advance to tonight's consolation final before the championship flight semifinals between Willow Lake and Hitchcock and Huron and De Smet.
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Iroquois
Will Mert
Willow Lake
Hitchcock
Huron
de Suet
Gehring
Lroquois
Iroquais
Cavour
Iroquais Ted
Hellfire
Brandraup
Lind
Cayvon
Fe Perai
Maroney
Fuller
Schneller
Trogupis
Werner
L. Werner
Brandrup
Emmelius
Ol Gilchville
Amnin
Hoover
Maass
Jencks
Jers
Peterson
Virgil
Lineuys Bancroft
Coughlin
Columbus
Huron Bowlers Secure Fourth Place in State Meet
In Watertown on Thursday Webster bowed to fifth place as Huron led with 2628 pins in the five man event. Ray Crimmens of New Grands of Watertown set a state record with a three game total of 70 percent pins, boosting Crimmens team to first place.
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Watertown
Webster
Huron
Ray Crimmens
New Grands of
Lake Preston and Bryant into final clash for district title
Lake Preston and Bryant reach the district final after semi final wins in district 22. Lake Preston beat Hetland 30 to 2 in the morning, with a 14-13 halftime edge, while Bryant built a strong defense and led 9-2 at halftime before finishing strong to win 21-12. Consolation games followed.
House approves funds for veterans and rural schools
Pierre February 28 A $12000 appropriation to complete payment of the state veteran bonus was approved by the house this morning. A few veterans who did not claim the bonus earlier seek their share. An additional $8179 special appropriation was also passed for six rural schools across several counties.
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Pierre
House of Representatives
Aix
Hospital Admission and Discharge List
At the hospitals several patients are admitted for medical care including Carol Barnes. Dismissals include William Dugdale from Bancroft Edree Frericks Hitchcock Mrs O A Saugyted Hitchcock Del Lather Hur on and Mrs Bianche Adams Furon.
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Carol Barnes
Medical
William Dugdale
Bancroft
Edree Frericks
Hitchcock
O. A Saugyted
del Lather
Huron
Bianche Adams
Furon
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