Hogs and Cattle Prices Hold Steady Amid Slump Notes
Chicago and regional markets report hog prices steady to lower as supply surges. Hogs heavy at major centers, top bids around 25.00 to 25.50 with midrange declines. cattle mixed with calves steady. St. Paul and Armour stock yards show quiet, weak demand, steers and yearlings priced around 8.50 to 10.50. Sheep and veal also feature softer markets.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Delivers Mixed Trade
Chicago livestock trades Thursday show a mixed tone with 15 000 direct cattle shipments and weights ranging to 5070 pounds. Cattle and calves remain steady to higher for heavy, with light steers and yearlings active while cows and bulls hold firm. sheep open slow with bids down to 10.25.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Jan
S. CA
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Sioux City Livestock Market Report Slows on Slaughter Steers
Sioux City livestock report notes slowed slaughter steer and yearling demand, with fat stock steady and stockers and feeders barely changed. Hogs opened active with prices mostly down. 270-280 lb butchers around 9.35 to 9.50 per cwt. Sheep trade quiet, fat lambs scarce.
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CIFY
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Markets Report Key Prices
Sunday markets list heavy hens and leghorn prices, eggs and butter trade notes across Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago and New York. Poultry, eggs, butter futures show shifts with current indices and regional quotes for Do mestic buyers.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Jan
Wheat futures trade dull with weak demand in market
Wheat futures were dull and desultory with no buying power on rallies. May wheat, July, and Sep futures slipped. coarse grains eased. May oats and rye declined, May feed barley steady. Cash wheat quiet, winter wheat in good demand, durum strong, cash corn slow, rye demand light, oats weak.
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Minneapolis
Jan. S
Montana
Loredla
Jan
John Gilbert Dies in California at 38
John Gilbert, 38, beloved film star known for romantic leading roles, died today at his Mollywood home of a heart attack. Born John Pringle in Legon, Indiana on July 10 1907, he used a stage name after early work as an extra and brief screen appearances. He had four marriages, including Virginia Bruce, with custody disputes noted. his parents were stage performers.
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AMM
Virginia Bruce
The
Follies
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Olivia Brua Miegiesippi
Leatrigg Joy
Ins “Galire
Railroads Lead In Advance In Stock Market Rise
New York January 9 railroads led a mixed stock market advance with gains for carriers and several industrials. Oils farm equipment and metals showed strength late, while American Telephone Consolidated Gas and United Aircraft lagged. Transfers totaled about 2.65 million shares with notable movers including Santa Fe Reading Delaware & Hudson RKO Case International Harvester and National Biscuit.
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Santa Fe
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
RKO
Case
International Harvester
UW. S. Smelting
National Biscuit
Standard Oil
Indiana
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Douglas
United Aircrft
Bohn Aluminum
Jand
Peoples Gas
CourtMay Not Hear Hauptmann Governor Hoffman Says
In Trenton New Jersey Governor Hoffman doubts the court of pardons will grant a personal hearing for Bruno Richard Hauptmann on his money plea ahead of Friday's expected execution. The judge’s decision rests with the full court and a formal announcement is anticipated tomorrow. Hauptmann’s lawyers sought clemency while documents about the case travel to America on the Europa.
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Court of Pardons
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Luther A. Carebell
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Holtman
Norman Schwirskopf
America
Europa
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Haupmann
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Hauptmann
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Fisch
Mrs W D Moeller Dies In Wolsey Home
Mrs W D Moeller 29 of Wolsey died at her home early this morning. She is survived by her husband and three children, oldest three years old, plus a 15 day old baby. The obituary notes a husband and four children as the immediate survivors and lists financial and stock market fragments from the era.
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Wolsey
Jan
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Deere Co
Deerepid
du Pont
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el Pow & Lt
Fitestone
Ger
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Gen Motcys
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Goodrich
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Houston Oil
Hudson
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Indust Ray
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
IT &T
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Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Mont ‘Ward
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Nat Dairy
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Socony
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Ind
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Stew Studebaker
Swift & Copa
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US Ind Ale
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US Steel
Vanadhura
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Warner Pic
West Union
West Eloc
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Bonus Measure Moves to House in bid for quick passage
Washington wires report a new cash payment bonus bill advancing in the house amid optimism for a sizable majority. Backers note unified support from the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans with expected amendments but a likely quick vote. The bill would make veterans adjusted service certificates immediately payable with 3 percent interest if not cashed by January 1, 195?
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Ayres Named to County Highway Post
Gurion Ayres is appointed Be dlu county highway superintendent by the county commissioners during their January meeting. He will earn a salary of 125 per month, a $25 cut from predecessor H. M. Pierce who resigned to become city engineer. Exton named county farm foreman at 1 per month with board housing and groceries. County poor farm duties shift to new nurse in charge. Executive extension board reappointed with Thad Oviatt Mrs B F Barthol, W M Davis, Ray Hedkind and C Pamp.
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No Retreat F D R Avers Aides Debate Policies
President argues no retreat as he cites Jackson and declares the alignment of justice and prosperity a constant objective. He warns against a hasty judgment on recent Supreme Court opinions and urges a bipartisan effort to spread facts and defend popular government.
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Democratic rally stakes reform and Roosevelt support
Virgil and Yale delegates attend a county Democratic gathering where J S. Tschetter criticizes Sargent and corporate influence, praises Roosevelt, and contrasts old order with a new democratic government. Weeks lauds Jackson as a founder of democracy. Hospital notices list admissions including Weatherill and McPhillips.
Comment on Supreme Court NRA decisions sparks debate
Mr Sargent criticized the NRA from its start saying the act delegated power to a few officials and allowed draft codes as law. He argued the constitution does not permit federal limits on farming or production and urged voters to seek constitutional change if they desire such controls. He defended American wealth and its broad distribution under the current system.
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Weeks
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America
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Wolsey Man Hurt in South Wolsey Accident
Carl Veniska of Wolsey suffered a severe ear accident south of Wolsey, hospital staff reported he regained consciousness this afternoon. He sustained a brain concussion, broken ribs, and possible internal injuries. details were not available. Veniska, 8, is listed as a local resident.
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Wolxy
Veniska
SARGENT DEGREE QUOTE ON PARTY INTEGRITY AND DEMOCRACY
An editorial fragment discusses how government expressible through political parties requires party integrity. It argues against substituting a planned economy for a free economy without public debate and electoral decision. The text cites Mr Sars and emphasizes voters’ role in democratic oversight.
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