Market News Detailing Hog Prices and Livestock Actions
Market news from ARMOGS STOCK YARDS HURON and Sioux City and Saint Paul reports show 1000 hogs received with prices dropping 75c to 1.00, top at 9.40, cattle weak, and sheep lower. Reports note bids lower for slaughter steers, mixed cattle grades, and scarce feeding lambs while packers’ bids fall.
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Armogs
Huron
Yen
SLIS
Tully
Jess
Sioux City
USDA
Paul Livestock
Paul
Underrose
Cmmcago
Additon
Markets Record From Huron Stock and Grain Report
Heavy hens and butterfat grades are listed with prices from Huron South Dakota. Wheat futures edged lower with May, July, and Sept contracts showing modest declines while cash wheat receipts remained light and corn and rye markets stayed firm. Chicago and Minneapolis lead regional price reporting with hogs, cattle, and eggs showing mixed movement amid thin demand and active futures trading.
Dressed poultry market steady to firm in New York
New York January reports show dressed poultry prices steady to firm with all grades unchanged. Mixed colors, standards and commercial standards remain at 216274 for firsts, 40 lb mediums, and other category values.
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New York
New
York
Stock Market Generally Firm Tone Shifts on Utilities Gains
New York trading sees utilities and specialties show strength while a broad tape lag exists on the floor. General gains range from fractions to about two points with several names advancing such as Owens-Illinois Allied Chemical International Business Machines Tidewater and Great Northern Corp. Notable movers include Loew's Telephone American Tobacco and Radio preferred. Volume nears 3,010,000 shares.
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New -York
Sttve
Tha
Owens Clingis
Allied
International
Machhines
Roosevelt Speech Opens Campaign At Jackson Day Dinner
Democratic leaders from across the nation gather in Washington for President Roosevelt to launch his re election bid at the Jackson Day dinner. The event includes cabinet members and lawmakers, with Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis noted as likely absent amid criticism from the American Liberty League over ticketing practices.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Jan
Senate
House
National Committee
Alfred B. Smith
Democratia
John
W. Davis
Nefainee
Smith
Davis
American Liberty League
James A. Farley
Fussey
League
Democratic Party
Fhiledel, Pain
Chicago
iAtlantic City
Sen Fyan
Eisco
Greta Garbo Reported In Fine Health In Stockholm
Greta Garbo is said to be in good health after a six week illness described as a serious infection. Neighbors in London reported she has recovered and rests at a villa in Stockholm. She recently attended a premiere amid Hollywood work pressures.
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Greta Garbo
Stockholm
Sweden
Greta Gerbo
London
Garbo
Hollywood
Lita Villa Goth
Sioux City Held To Federal Court Charged in Interstate Securities Crime
Joan Ross of Sioux City is charged with illegally transporting stolen securities in interstate commerce. He was at liberty on a $2,500 bond pending his appearance at the March term of federal court here. Federal officials reported Ross was captured in Sioux City and ordered sent to South Dakota amid links to securities stolen from Utterback in Majletwe county.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Joan Ross
Sioux GC
Ross
South Dakota
Majletwe County
Closing Quotations of Major Stocks and Companies
A compiled list of closing quotations featuring percentages for numerous firms and sectors. Notable entries include Alaska Juneta, Am Can, Am Loco, Am Tob B, Du Pont, Firestone, Gen Flee, John Manville, Kennecott, Pullman, Penn RR, US Steel, West Union, Woolworth, and Whe. The data shows varied closing prices and percentage changes, reflecting market movements across industries from manufacturing to energy and transportation. The mixed listings indicate a broad market snapshot rather than a focused report on a single entity.
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Alaska
Barnes
Bendis Ava
Iden
Briges
Byorg Co
Can Pac
Cerro de Pascaisa
C&o
Cri&p
Chrysier
Colo Pad
Curtiss, Wright
Dees & Cy
Deere
du Pont
Tastman
Firestone T&r
Gen Flee
Gen Fonds Bei Gen Infotern
Gil Goodcich
I Hudson
Fl Cent
Int Harvester
Rr’ &Tids
Johns’ Manville
Kelvinater WA
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Lambert
Lehigh “Port Cay
Loews
McKess & Roh
Philips Pet AP
Pullman
ROA
RKO Stk
Rem Rand
Rep Sit
Rey Tob
Sens
Roo
Socony
So Pre
Stand Brands
St Oil Cal Hy St Oil Ind
St OD
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Swift & Co
Tex Corp
Tim Roll
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Unit Act
Unit Corp BM
Unit Fruit
Steel
Warher Pict
West Union
West Eloc
Woolworth ‘Sa
Minneap olis Market Snapshot and Remarks
Market notes from Minneapolis record mixed details on flour barrels cotton sacks and shipments. Prices shown include 7.50 per barrel and 15.12 dollars for certain goods, with references to exchange rates and commodity figures. Names and numbers appear scattered, including banks and manufacturers, amid a cluttered stock of figures.
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Minnedagus
Minneapolis
Earload
Stepin Fetchit Loses Wallet Won Back by Driver
Stepin Fetchit, the famous African American performer, reportedly lost a wallet containing 4500 dollars. Kerneth Windham, a multi truck driver, found the wallet and phoned Fetchit. Fetchit offered to reimburse Windham and paid a 50 dollar reward when the wallet was returned during a personal appearance at a theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepin
Washington
Stepin Fetchit
Negra Acing
Kerneth Windham
Mulic
Windham
Petehit
Date Not Set For Big Rabbit Hunt
Arrangements in Theresa township delay. Foreman L P Peterson reports shells from government delays force postponement of the rabbit hunt planned for Sunday January 12, with date to be announced once shells arrive. Hunt sponsored by the American Legion and Walton League.
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Theresa
L. P. Peterson
Txe
Nese Ke
American Legion
A Walton League
Clemency Pleas Denied by State Board at November Meeting
The parole and clemency board rejected 14 applications from state penitentiary inmates after postponing action from November. Notable denials include Charles and John Swiden, sentenced July 20, 1992, for life for murder, and Eugene van Tress, 30-year robber, who entered May 73, 1832. Judge S C Joiley now presiding with Myrtle Morrison and Walter Conway on the board.
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Pierre
Bank of Ipswich
S.C. Joiley
Supreme Corr
Dude Frederick A. Wartey
Myrtle Morrison
Secetary of State
Walter Conway
Municipal Band Renames and elections mark year
Jast night re elected Gerard Beddow as president of the Municipal Band for the coming year. Keith Potter was elected secretary and A C Schiering treasurer. Hoos Christensen retained as conductor for the 1956 season with opening rehearsals set for February and formal opening June first. The Rev Speckal, leaving Huron soon, was thanked. Lunch concluded the meeting.
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Haren
Jastnight
Gerad Beddow
Keith Potter
A.C. Schiering
Hoos Christensen
To. Speckal
Huron
Jeackel
Hutchinson Named Regional Debt Chief in Dakotas and Plains
Ralph Hutchinson of Brookings South Dakota is named regional chief of farm debt adjustment for North and South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas with headquarters in Lincoln. He originated the farm debt adjustment plan in South Dakota and has served in Brookings as legal adviser to the settlement administration.
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Hutchinson
Weer
Ralph Hutchinson
Brookings
S. D
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Lincoln
West River Farmers to discuss new sericultural program
RAPID CITY Jan Farmers from West River will meet Saturday afternoon to debate a new sericultural program replacing the one ruled unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court. The gathering, called by men from the Farmers Union Farm Bureau Farm Holiday Association and allotment committees, aims to spur nationwide adoption of the new plan.
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West River Farmers
Rapid City
Jan
Sta Mans
West River Farmer's
Monthey
United States Supreme Court
Une Son
Farm Bureaut
Farm’ Holiday Association
Allotment Committees
Republicans Rally for All West River Counties in Rapid City
West River Republicans plan a Rapid City rally to showcase candidates and platform for the upcoming elections. Speakers include Harlan J. Bushfeld state party chair, Mrs E R Doering state vice chair, Palmer Larson of Sioux Falls, and J J Murphy of Pierre. A statewide party event aims to influence candidate selection and policy direction.
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West River
Rapid City
Harlan J. Bushfeld
Milter
Eal
E.R. Doering
Parlston
Palmer Larson
Sioux Falls
State Young
League
J. J
Open class tomorrow at Northwest College of Commerce
Nora Hanson manager announces first sales ship class to be held tomorrow night at the Northwest College of Commerce building. Classes will meet Monday and Thursday evenings with an experienced instructor in charge of the course.
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Northwest College of Commerce
Nora Hanson
Weil
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Fragment
Reported admissions include Billy Bubklex Wolsey and Quimby Huron for medical care at Rositals. Surgeries noted for Wolsey. Dismissals include M J Kinney Broadland Adena Wipt Huron. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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Rosfitals
Billy Bubklex
Wolsey
Med
Quimby
Huron
Medical
Carthage
Broad Jland
Adena Wipt
End of Drake trial narrows as witnesses take stand
Chicago dispatch reports the government nears completion of its case in the Drake estate mail fraud trial. Prosecutors rely on English law expert Charles Challen and historian Arthur Lyon Cross to counter defendants alleged to have collected 1.95 million dollars from 70 400 Midwest investors with false promises of Drake estate shares. Detective Inspector Arthur Bishop of Scotland Yard described Hartzell’s deportation after inquiry into English promotions. Hartzell, tried in Sioux City, received a 16 year sentence.
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Chicago
Drake Estate
Austin Hall
Charles Challen
Landon
Arthur Lyon Cross
University of Michigan
Drake
Chalien
Cross
Sir Francis Drake
Arthur Bishop
London
Scotland Yard
England
Oscar Hartzell
Hartzell
Fartzell
America
Sioux City
Iowa
Leavenworth
Domestic allotment plans eyed to curb farm overproduction
The article outlines AAA officials weighing a domestic allotment scheme. Quotas would assign farm shares of wheat, corn, cotton, and other crops, funded by a tax and subsidies from general appropriations. Production would be unrestricted, with excess sold overseas. Opposition exists from Secretary Wallace and AAA head Davis. A voluntary cooperative plan for production control is also discussed.
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AAA
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Organization of
Commodity Producers’ Co-Operative Associations
South
SARGENT FEARS HIGH TAXATION AND LIBERTY CURTAILMENT
The speaker warns against taxation and wasteful spending while urging useful undertakings like reforestation and soil conservation. He aligns with Borah on liberty, argues depression stems from over expansion of credit after WWI, and predicts a gradual recovery by 1938 unless new calamities occur. He cites historical parallels to the Napoleonic era and calls for restored consumer confidence and reduced government overreach.
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Borah
Sargent
Foundations of Recovery in Governing and Business Principles
The speaker argues recovery rests on integrity in finances and firm contracts, insisting prosperity comes from producing needed goods. He warns unbalanced budgets and inflation from deficits financed by bonds could undermine economic stability and force money printing.
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Preeides
City of Malaga Sinks After Harbor Collision
Radio dispatches report the Spanish steamer City of Malaga foundered at the Las Palmas harbor entrance after a collision with the British steamer Copy of Good Hope. Passengers and crew were rescued. The City of Malaga carried 25 crew members. passenger numbers and capacity for 40 were noted but not confirmed.
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Waes
Madrid
Jan
Malaga
Good Hope
Las Palmas
Canary
Yanés
Paling
Mallorca
City of
Matis
Mrs Eversuil Addresses Pierre Banquet on International Relations
Mrs Eversuil spoke at a Pierre banquet hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club. The talk titled International Relations and Present Needs covered the roles of service and women’s clubs in Pierre. Mrs Tom Barry attended as guest of honor.
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Eversuil
Pierre
Frank Evérsuil
Cri
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tom Barry
Reaction on ASA Varin Program In 1996
A shaky summary notes ASA Varin program launched in 1996 with agent training and rye contracts. Supreme Court ruling separated many officials from posts, allotment committees reduced, duties suspended. Federal funds support county staff. Brookings staff under Mr Ebevie follows developments. Washington voices watch power shifts in oil policy.
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Caisson
Torme
Supreme Court
Brookings Worling
Ebevie
Gamble Employees Receive Bonus Amid Turbulent Year
Six Gamble employees at G here received bonus checks from Tod Wout, store manager, amid flat profits. The distribution, tied to annual profits, was noted as contingent on future gains. The report mentions efforts by farmers and state bureaus affecting reader interest and upcoming meetings in South Dakota.
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Cleus Company
Tod Wout
Ter Pois
Qaagh Quay
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Huron Hide and Metal Co
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Paris
U. S
Russel -Burbanks
Colorado McCluces
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Uui
Montana
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Desum
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BNE
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Buron Ghain
Ain Bulletin
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Catile
Siqun Chey
Cxtile
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Ford Matov Ltd
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A. Hulachuta Wee
Louisa Creenbaun
ASA
Puce
Asa Varin
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St Crstles
Marvin Bughis
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