Market News Hog Prices Slip Amid Armour Stockyards Report
Market news notes a lower hog trend with Armour Stockyards Friday showing totals around 3,080 and top at 7.40. Light hogs down 19 to 15, medium 15 to 25, heavy 19 to 3. daily run 4006. Pack demand steady with 23,000 shipped to packers, 6,008 hogs carried over. Lambs and cattle offerings described. sheep and lambs on sale, fat lambs to packers around 9.40 top, ewes and lambs price ranges listed. Chicago hog futures report shows January light hogs at 8.10 with bids for Monday arrivals. market activity mixed amid supply levels.
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Armour Stockyards
HUROR
Armours
Gutaiders
Chicago
Cine
Lightz
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Siou Falls
Dt. Paul
ST. Paul
Jan
Trend Is Uneven In Wheat Market Across Cities
The report surveys grain and livestock markets across Sioux City Sioux Falls Paul and Minneapolis with mixed signals. Cattle prices show small gains for some beef classes while hogs and sheep hold uneven trends amid slow openings and variable demand. Wheat futures slip May and July while cash demand fluctuates. barley and flax see tighter supplies and steady cash bids.
Live poultry and dairy market prices at Falls City and Sioux Falls
Market listings show live ducks and geese priced by weight, with dressed poultry rates for hens and other fowl. It notes butterfat prices with door delivery and regional dairy quotations, including Leghorn hens, springs, and various weights, alongside Friday sale notices in Sioux Falls and city listings.
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Bieux
Siouj Falls
Chicago Friday markets Poultry Butter Eggs and more
Chicago markets report alive poultry across two cars six trucks with various counts and steady butter prices. New York market notes butter creamery firsts and unsettled bars while wool quotations from Boston list territory grades. Chicago Potatoes and Minneapolis Flour round out a multi item commodity summary with mixed prices and on track shipments.
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Chicago
New York
Hennery
U. S
Revolt Against Pessimism Gains
New York trading shows firm stocks with 1 to 3 point gains led by 0.8 Steel American Can and General Motors. afternoon profit taking trimmed advances but late gains resumed. Notable movers included Electric Power and Light De Font and Atchissn Auburn Auto slid while overall turnover reached about 2.7 million shares amid pessimism.
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New York
Steel
American Can
E- Wrst
Allel
New Dry Dispute Before Congress Sparks Senate Row
Congress debate centers on Howell bill for a strict enforce ment code for the District of Columbia. Senator Howell of Nebraska signals readiness to bring up the measure as power commission nominations linger. House leaders reject Red Cross relief funds and pressed budget items, including a 512 million justice department supply bill with liquor dispensation costs. Senator Walsh calls for action to refer disputed nominations of Smith and commissioners. President Hoover declines to return their nominations after preliminary moves.
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District of Columbia
Nebraska
Senate
Longworth
Red Cross
House
Commerce, Labor and State Department
Justice Department
Bysician
Law Enforcement Commission
Walsh
Montana
Smith
Garseud
Deebek
Sie Iewre Conmliliaiac
Hoover
Semester Exams Begin At Huron Schools Today
Exams start a two day period of stress for Huron public school students with regular classwork suspended. Small groups take tests today through Monday, papers graded Tuesday, report cards issued Wednesday morning, and the second semester begins Thursday with promotions at each school.
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Huron Public
A. 2
Lang
Acnive High School
Ade
Huron
Huron College
Closing Quotations From Trading Ledger Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous ticker style entries with mixed capitalizations and percents. Names like Am Can, Am Loco, Chrysler, General Foods, and Pan Am Pot appear alongside odd codes and numbers, suggesting a market or commodities roundup. The text is garbled and reads as a partial investment or stock page.
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Chem && Dye
Am Can
Am Car
Beat Cr
Bendix
Bil
Can Pac
Core Tt
Cerro de Pas
Chas & O A Cma
Cria PW
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G & E
Cons Ges
Curtiss Wr
Drug Inc
Kastan
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Houston
Hudeon
Nick
FT & T
KC Go
Lake Beeas
MOK
Sears
Bo Pac
OD NZ
Tracy Wounded In Early Morning City Brawl
Tracy and his wife with Mrs Biggerstaff were at a chicken shack near Second Street NE before a fight with Ira Biggerstaff near a Standard Oil filling station. Tracy suffered 14 inch gash and serious injuries to the left arm, while Biggerstaff was arrested and denies knife use. Tracy plans assault with deadly weapon charges.
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Tracy
Utah Avenue
Huron
Ira Wigerstaff
Center Svens
Louis Anderson
Biggerstaff
Standard Oil Company
First Street
Dakota Avenue
Swift and Company
Raron Grocery Company
Kaite
Biggerstaf
Daisy Thomas
Second Street
Mra
Auxiliary To Name Delegates for Faulkton Meeting
Delegates will be named at the American Legion auxiliary district meeting in Faulkton on Wednesday January 28. State officers including Amy Anderson Marie Koch Pauline Crawford and Vera Flanagan are listed to attend with reports on a year and votes for district president and alternate. The Faulkton unit plans a Friday program in the afternoon and the Unlada deum corp will attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary Point
Faulkton
Amy Anderson
Marie Koch
Pauline Crawford
Huron
Vera ‘Flanagan
Department
Faulkion Unit
Unida Deum Corp
Ctesbard
Brown Appointed As Sharpe Assistant In Pierre
Pierre January 23 James Brown longtime Chamberlain defeated candidate for state supreme court judge was announced today by Attorney General M Q Judge Brown who sits on the supreme court bench will become assistant attorney general effective February 1 The vacancy created by the resignation of E 1D Roberts Pierre Browns successor on the court was discussed Brown a Democrat previously served as county judge in Brule County and was once president of the South Dakota Bar Association
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Roberts
Pierre
Sharpe
Supreme Court
W. J. Bulow
Jett Byr
John H. Gates
Brown
Bruley
South Dakota
Mc. Warren
Supreme Art
Prison Bill Clears Senate In Washington
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a prison related bill moving through the Senate in Washington. No clear names, dates, or jurisdictions are readable.
Legislature Approves Tax and License Reforms for States
South Dakota lawmakers pass bills boosting hunting and fishing license fees to 1 dollar and 1 dollar combined licenses, aiming to raise about 70000 dollars yearly for the game and fish department amid debate over burden on sportsmen. The session also advances audits, accounting licensing, and rural credit measures while transferring highway bond receipts to general funds.
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Bey
State Game and Fish ‘Department
Game and Fish Commission
Black Hills
House
Boards of Review
National Relief Appeal Urges Public Charity Help
The president and leaders urge immediate aid to the hungry via the Red Cross and charity channels. They stress shared sacrifice and government and public support, noting low trade and reduced incomes. Radio figures and orchestras join in urging generosity to help those in need.
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National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
WJZ
Coolidge
Red Cross
Nathaniel Schildgret
Amos ‘N Andy
Mme. Frida Hempel
Budget Cuts Faced Across South Dakota Legislature
Debate over budget cuts pits Democrats against Republicans in both houses. Criticism targets the rural credits board payroll of about 41 employees at roughly seven thousand dollars monthly. Some lawmakers call for salary reductions and board restructuring, while others warn of weakening the department. The Ash resolution on school and public official salary cuts stalls with uncertain fate.
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McCullough
Bruce Swain
Aberdeen Democrat
Swain
Republican House
Rural Credits Board
N. E. Knight
Thomas
Peter Sorengen
Toronto
H. C. Mundt
Sioux Falls
J. B. Painter
Colonie Democrat
Senate
Yastage
Senate Committee On
J. C. Ash
Garden City
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