Hog and livestock prices edge higher at Armour yard market
Hog prices rose 5 to 10 cents to top 7.25 at Armour Stock Yards HarHam with 2,000 receipts while cattle and sheep held steady. Chicago market reported hogs to 7.90 and cattle and yearlings strong with high prices. U S Department of Agriculture notes 16,000 hogs with mixed gains and beef steers near highs. Representative sales from Sioux City and St Paul show varied totals, with hogs up and cattle steady to higher across multiple markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Haram
Chicago
Sioux City
Bronx City
St. Paul
Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Markets Report From Huron and Regional Produce Centers
The notice compiles January market hues for Huron and nearby: varied poultry and egg pricing, butterfat and butter rates, leg horn hens, and turkey figures across Sioux Falls Sioux City and Mitchell with multiple price points and weight ranges. Key entities include Chicago Produce with butter and egg standings, Sioux Falls and Sioux City centers, and local hens and turkeys price tiers.
Watertown and Minneapolis Regional Produce and Grain Prices
Watertown markets list heavy hens by weight and price, leghorn and bred springs, eggs and butterfat quotes, plus Minneapolis flour carload prices and shipments. New York butter and eggs markets show weak to steady conditions with standard and firsts divisions, and dressed poultry prices with turkeys and live poultry firm overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Sioux Cuy
Sioux City
Fancy
Watertown
New York
Markets At Glance and Minneapolis Grain Prices
New York markets show firm stocks and utilities led by Rohde improved loan demand. cotton and sugars quiet with some speculative buying in coffee. In Minneapolis, range of grain sales for wheat and corn held steady with various futures quotes and cash bids, receipts totaling 69 cars and higher cash values for No. 1 heavy dark northern wheat.
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New York
Rohde
ster+ling
Minneapolis
Montana
Huron debaters prepare for Doland and Aberdeen tournament
Huron High School debate squad, coached by D.C. Reutier, will compete Friday against Doland High School and travel to Aberdeen Saturday for an invitation tournament sponsored by Northern Normal. Charlotte Lenzner and Jack Conner support the affirmative with Harlan Blake and Franklees Johnson arguing the negative at both Doland and Aberdeen.
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Doland High School
Aberdeen
D.C. Reutier
Huron High School
Tiger
Doland
Northern Normal
Charlotte Lenzner
Jack Conner
Huron
Harlan Blake
Franklees Johnson
Garry Injured in Fall at Iroquois Meat Market
Paul E Garry of Iroquois was confined to a Huron hospital with a shattered right knee cap after slipping on a cement curb in front of Casperson meat market. He was leaving a bridge club meeting when the mishap occurred and his general condition today was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul EB. Garry
Huron
Iroquois
Garry
Casperson
Iroqqois
Ioquois
Standard Oil Company
Gable And Wife Agree On Terms Of Their Divorce
Clark Gable and Maria Gable have reached a complete financial understanding. Maria may seek a divorce soon after the settlement approved by both sides. The eight year marriage ended amid negotiations over a property pact that provided about 286000 to Mrs Gable since 1935.
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Mollywood
Clark Gable
Maria
Gable
Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Screen Comedienne
Roosevelt Faces Tax Reform Debate and Hospital News
Roosevelts tax reform push argues past income may have been wrongly taxed while Congress debates constitutional amendment. At the hospitals, admissions include Mrs. Tschet ter and Paul Garry, with several dismissals noted from Carthage, Forestburg, Yale, and Huron facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Tschetter
Cavour
Medical
Peter Schmidt
Jr. de Smet
Paul Garry
Troquois
Surgical
Charles Ross
Carthage
Haze Kidt
Forestburg
Ellen Gardner
Wessington
Marguerite Seuberling
Howard
Floria Glanzer
Yale
Howard Bushfield
Hitchcock
Violet Howard
Huron
Ella Schwartz
Welsey
Late rally in utilities lifts New York stock market
In New York on January 18, late buying in utilities spurred a selective rally as the market moved through most of the session. American Telephone rose to a yearly high in the final hour while Consolidated Edison Public Service of New Jersey and International Telephone posted fractional gains. Total transfers neared 800000 shares as the session closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
New York
Consolidated Edition
North America
Public Service of
N. J
International Telephone
Wheat Market Ends Slightly Lower After Nervy Day
Chicago reports a nervy session with prices fluctuating within a 44 cent range. Early gains faded after a setback in Liverpool, leaving wheat prices slightly under yesterday. May and July futures showed minor changes amid rain trade activity and speculative interest.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Fragmented list of company names and percentages
A long OCR readout lists numerous company names and associated percentages or figures. The items include AmCan 9814, AT&T 1356, NorthAmer 24, OhioOil 9, Packard Mot 444, PatheFilm 10%, and many others with varying numeric values. The text appears as a garbled catalog of corporate abbreviations, brand names, and partial scores or shares without a coherent narrative or context.
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AdamsExp
Le&My B
AirReduc
LiquidCard
Loows
AlleghCorp
AmCan
Am&ForPow
Amhide&l
AmiInternst
AmRada
At&t
Ee Amtobb
NatPowkLt
AmWatWkz
BendixAvin
PatheFilm
Beth Steel
Penney, JC
BoeingAims SL
PhelDodge
Barden
PhilipMot's
BorgWarner
Phillip's .Pet
BrigesMfg
Proc&Gam
Ibuddmig
Roosevelt defense plan seeks 110000 planes and 6000 ships
Washington report outlines a broad national defense program. Major General Henry H. Arnold proposed a 6000 fighting plane limit for the air corps while urging a ramp to about 42 thousand planes production in three years. The plan also calls for expanded air bases, increased personnel, enlarged schools, and research with a push to 10 thousand army planes as a long range goal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Henry H. Arnold
House Military Committee
Army Air Corps
May
Kentucky
Arnold
Gould
Air Corps
Germany
Alaska
Fuerte Rico
New Hampshire
Florida
Hantoul
Ill
Denver
Malin Craig
Legislature debates fair board reform and tax relief
Lawmakers in Pierre consider a three year term for state board of agriculture. A bill seeks an executive secretary not on the board. Senate panel backs cost of production for farm crops and tax refunds. House opens with fourteen bills, irrigation contract tweaks advance, and a tax delinquency compromise proposal is offered. Missing Ponica Minshan located hospitalized in Sioux City. investigation continues.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
United States
Senate State Affairs Committee
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Employment Service
Frank Siewert
Alan Williamson
Aberdeen
Weknoon
House
Senate
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
E. ¥. Berry
McLaughlin
State Game and Fish Commission
Carr Roddewig
Pierre
Inquiry Indicates Fire Started After Airliner Crashed
Miles City Mont Jan 11 Federal investigation of Northwest Airlines plane crash that killed four last Friday night concluded the aircraft did not catch fire until impact. Tom Hardin vice chairman of the air safety board said he had indisputable evidence the crash was not caused by motor failure. Final findings of board members will be announced in Washington.
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Miles City
Mont
CP — Federyl
Northwest Airlines
Tom Hardin
Federal Air Safety Board
Washington
Man Pleads Guilty On Improper License Plates Case
La Verne Stevens of nine miles southeast of Huron was fined $3 in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle with improper license plates. He was arrested after his car struck a water plug and a tree near C W Truax’s residence on Fourth Street and Simmons Avenue Southeast. Stevens said he avoided an approaching machine by steering onto the curb. his car carried 1987 plates.
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la Verne Stevens
Huron
Stevens
C. W. Truax
Fourth Street
Simmons Avenue
Southeas
Dickson Bandits Escape Through Bullets and Car Swaps
Dickson and his 16 year old bride, identified as two bank robbers blamed for South Dakota holdups, fled across states after a Topeka arrest attempt. They hijacked cars, swapped license plates, and held farmers at gunpoint from Leonidas Michigan to South Bend Indiana, with a trunk escape and later treated for bullet wounds at Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Topeka
Desperado
Dickson
South Dakota
South Clinton
Leonidas
Mich
Indiana
Minnesota
South Bend
Ind
Dicksons
Excelsior Springs
Hopkins nomination prompts Bailey condemnation remarks
Senator Bailey sharply criticizes Harry Hopkins for political speeches while head of the WPA and questions his suitability as commerce secretary nominee. He cites Hopkins radio addresses supporting Roosevelt's court enlargement bill and notes the relief agency should be apolitical. The senate commerce committee reported approval, Bailey abstaining, others voting no. Mayvis DeVore listed for a Huron College School of Music recital tonight as piano student of Grace Finley.
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Hopkins
Washington
Bailey
North Taro
Senate
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Commerce Committee
Bailey Esserted
Works Progress Administration
Commerce
Ates ‘Publican
Mayvis Devore
Mavis DeVore
Huron College School of Music
Miss DeVore
Grace Finley
Mercury Rises After Record Subzero Snap in Huron Area
Detailed weather report notes a January record chill easing to above zero, with temperatures climbing from 2 to 9 degrees as night frosts coated trees and roadways. Forecasts predict partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with rising temperatures, while major highways suffer slippery conditions in Mitchell and Aberdeen as winds shift and officials adjust travel advisories.
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Huron
W. Municipal
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Watertown
Mitchell
Budget Cut on House Floor Narrowly Advances
The House debated deferral and reductions to the deficiency appropriations aimed at salving forest fire hazards in the West and New England, grasshopper control, wage hour administration, and a new Census Bureau building. The committee trimmed totals, ensuring some federal funds remain while urging state matches and local cooperation. The action preserves key items like the Children's Bureau wage hour provisions and insect pest surveys for the 1939 crop year.
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W' Mountain
Malai
New Hampshire
New England
Grasshopper Fund
Children's Bureau
Census Bureau
Mormir
FOR RENT AND SALE ADS WITH J C JOHNSON LISTINGS
A cluttered notice lists rental and sale items including a two room apartment with a double garage at 807 Colorado A and a store building. It mentions J C Johnson repeatedly and references wanteds for rental or storage space, plus small listings for farm livestock and tourist cabins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
J. C. Johnson
J.C. Johnse
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Swift &Co
Tiron
Paul E. Garry
Wife
NatBiacuit
NatCashReg
NatDairyPrn
NatDistill
Pullman
Radio
Calumet&Hee
CerDePasco
Ches&Ohio
Chi&nw
Cmstp&p
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
ComSol
ComSouth
ConEdis
ConOil
ContCorp
ContCan
ConMotor
DomesMines
Douglas Aire
Dupont
FastKodak
ElPow&Lt
GenFree
GenFoods
GenMills
GenMotors
Gilette
GimbelRuns
Goodrich
Gdyrt&r
Graham-P
Gtntrorces
GtNorRyns
Greyhound
Hard-Walker
Famestake
Vam
Hudson Motor
Ussteel Pt
TiCentra
AnduaRayon
IntHarvester
WesUniTel
Youngsh&t
RKO
Rep Steel
Reytobr
SeaboardOil
Sears-Roe
Servel
ShellUnt
Simmers
Secony Vac
SouthPac
SouthwRy
Brandoshat
StandOilInd
Standojint
Stone& Web
Studebaker
SwifthCo
TexasCorp
TimRirBear
TransAm
Tri-ConCorp
TwnCnFox
UniCarb
NRW
York One
el Bond & Shie
Military Committee
Pifare Womam
Jan
Mise
Monica Minshan
Pierre Domestic
St. Vincent's
Fred Searls
Searls
Edurczewsky
Platte
Monica
Mr Roosevelt
Marvin Hugh
Wravel
J.C. Johnson
Poland
Earl Purinton
Bancroft
S. C
Preston
Nike Pgutiness of
A. M. Uryur
Huron Livestock Sales Pavilion
Roy Housman
Mgr
Jim Magness
Ivan Welch
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