Market News Hog Run 4,000- Here Saturday ARMOUR STOCKYARDS
Hog prices in Armour Stockyards at Huron were steady to 1 cent higher with top hogs around 7.4 cents per pound. Packers showed strong demand though figures were affected by mixed receipts and Saturday bids. Lamb prices rose week over week while cattle faced broad declines. Chicago ran 264,900 cattle and lambs for the week with hogs ending near last week’s values.
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Huron
Seversey
Chicago Livestock Market Report Saturday
Chicago Livestock market report shows mixed results with cattle steady to lower, fat cows near multiweek lows, fat yearlings and heifers around 11.00 to 15.50, stockers down, and hogs opening steady but later trading weaker. Sheep and lambs mostly higher, with fat lambs and yearlings up and buyers active near closing. Futures for Hogs reflect light arrivals and bids near 8.00 to 8.25 depending on weight classes.
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Chicago
Penson
Sioux City
Betaréay
Jon
Mpa
Dept. Agr
Bridsy
St. Pauli
ST. Paul
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements
Sioux City report shows slaughter steers and heifers mixed. cows and bulls steady to lower. Hog prices mostly firmer versus week, while sheep and lambs show modest gains for the week with strong demand for light wool sheep and best feeding lambs. Sioux Falls and St Paul markets also noted, with varied bid levels and regional demand.
Wheat futures drift with scattered short covering
Minneapolis January reports dull featureless trading for wheat futures with slight late session uptick from short covering. Cash wheat remains easy for milling grades, demand fair to good, and futures edged higher on dips. Oats and rye show firmer near close while flax lags. durum and winter wheat activity slow and easy.
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Minneapolis
Minncapélie Cash Cleae Betenter in Early Market Notes
Minneapolis market report lists commodity bids and delivery terms with numbers for cash and futures. Prices cover corn oats barley flax and rye with various percentages and delivery months.
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Minncapélie
Minneapolie
Carey
Desk
Deck
Montana
Huron Poultry and Butter Prices in Midwest Markets
Market reports from Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago show live poultry and butterfat prices with hens, springs, and ducks listed by weight. Butter and creamery butter values remain steady while poultry rates vary by city and product type, including dressed ducks and geese.
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Sioux Falls
Jan. M
Sioux City
Springs
Chicago
Stocks End Week In Mild Setback
New York markets closed the week with a mild setback after a mostly advancing trend. Automobiles led a rally attempt, while rails lagged and utilities softened as profit taking and liquidity moves shaped the session.
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Jen M
Etm
Iste
Io Bald
Vemion
McKelvie Backs Tariff Hike or Embargo on Goods
McKelvie, a member of the Federal Farm Board, favors a possible fifty percent rise in agricultural tariffs for the year to curb imports. He warned the board does not want a drastic step but would consider an embargo if needed. Beans corn and wheat are cited as most affected, with a quick three day tariff passage possible but no extra session if it fails.
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Sens BR. Meemvie
Farus Board
Gunan Seabirge
McKelvie
Legion Chief Joins In Red Cross Plea
South Dakota Legion State Commander Darrell H. Lockhart urged Legion posts and members to support the Red Cross relief drive for drought areas. He noted the long history of cooperation between the American Legion and the Red Cross and said the national commander was asked to join a special committee aiding the fund. A separate item reports a severe earthquake felt in Butte county with rattled dishes and moved furniture but no damage reported, affecting Chico Gridley and Oroville areas.
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Watertown
Jan. M
American Legion
South Dakota
Red Cross
Darrell H. Lockhart
Cafferera
Chricken Ores
Lockhart
Department of South Dakota
Hed Cross
The
Sid
Amerian Legion
Ite
American Red Cross
United States
California
Chico
Cal
Butte County
Gridley
Oroville
Here
Market Close Amidst Turbulence In Industrial Stocks
Stocks rallied and retreated in a volatile session led by motor and chemical issues. General Motors and Allied Chemical moved notably while Westinghouse and Woolworth edged lower. among gains were Morgan and several industrials as spring hopes buoyed the market, with closing quotations listing many major issues at mixed levels.
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Consumpton
American Tobacco
Bia Liggett and Myers
Lust
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric, Air Reduction
Consolidated Gas
American Water Works
Woolworth
Senca Roebuck
American Smeltin
Auburn
Nash
Studebaker
Chrysler
Hudson
General Motors
Berg Keeps Welter Crown With Decisive Win in Chicago
London’s Jack Berg defends his welterweight title with a ten round decision over Goldie Heel of Los Angeles at the Chicago Geakees. Eddie Shea defeats Battalino by decision, as Battalino weighed in four pounds over featherweight limit. Shea’s and Battalino’s fights drew a mixed crowd of 12,896 with Berg prevailing in a bruising, controlled effort.
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Jack Cid Berg
London
Bat Battalino
Fortune of Chariot
Berg
Goldie Heel
Los Angeles
Battalino
Eddie Shea
West Side
Hess Essault
Bere
Hess
Battaline
Shea
Associated Press
Watertown Legion Backs Vet Payment Bill in Congress
Watertown American Legion members approved a motion by a percent to 15 vote at a regular post meeting to urge immediate payment of adjusted service certificates for ex servicemen. Plans for a spring gathering of posts from South Dakota in Witertown on March 2 were announced by Sales Commander Carroll Lockhart. Legions will recruit to host visiting officers with preliminary arrangements starting after conservative committee meetings.
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Watertown
American Legion
Congress
South Dakota
Witertown
Carroll Lockhart
Lockhart
Semuatiee
Young Farmer Held On Forgery Charge
Vern Newland a 71 year old farmer waived preliminary examination before Municipal Judge Dick Haney on forgery charges. He allegedly forged three checks totaling 16.75 cashed at Skezas Grocery and Osborn Clothing and paid to D. C. Georgiz. Bond set at 1000 dollars on two counts. he remained jailed as his father C F Newland offered settlement with the state.
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Dick Haney
Skezas Grocery
Leo A
Skezas
W. Bx
Ed Korte
Osborn Clothing
C. F. Newland
D. C. Georgiz
Haney
Newland
Huron
Flu Strikes Royal Family in Bulgaria
In Sofia Bulgaria Queen Joanna wife of King Boris and prince Cyril and Princess Eudoxia are suffering from influenza. Illness among royal members leads to cancellation of a planned January reception for the diplomatic corps.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Joanna
Boris
Cyril
Eudoxis
Aviator Brophy Plans Pacific Hop Despite Delay
Los Angeles aviator WW Brophy, part of the Shanghai Aviation Company solo test flight from Shanghai to Canton, will attempt a continuation to the Philippines and Manila. His takeoff from Chuchow was postponed after authorities demanded a permit, affecting the inaugural China to Philippines air link plan.
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Ee San
G. WW
Brophy
Los Angeles
Shanghai
Canton
Shanghai Aviation
China
Chuchow
Nightclub Abbey Shooting Amid Rival Gangs
In New York the Abbey night club on Broadway was left in ruins after a dawn battle between rival gunmen and knife users. Charles Sherman, owner and reputed gambler, was hospitalized after being found by the club’s cigarette girl. Police noted bruises and stab wounds as the worst injuries amid shattered interiors and bloodstains. The club’s violent past spurred renewed police attention, with prior fights and a gangster shot nearby. The venue, once Texas Guinan’s Union of Oil Night Gayety, has now become a focus of an ongoing crime inquiry.
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Abbey
Broadway
Charles Sherman
Club Abbey
Texas
Guinan
Union of Oil Night
Bryan o cuts 11 state jobs in Nebraska economy drive
Governor Charles W. Bryan announced the elimination of 11 state positions in Nebraska as part of a government economy program. He said the move would save about $18,000 annually. The plan follows recent salary reductions and personnel cuts aimed at saving funds amid ongoing fiscal efforts.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Asid
Nebraska
Derik 98 Ink
Department 9
Tra
60,000 Cigarettes Stolen In Watertown Burglary
Watertown reports 60,000 cigarettes stolen from the Winslow-Griffins company wholesale house last night. Police link the burglary to a car theft on a principal street during the same period as inquiries continue.
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Winslow-Griffins Company
Nebraska Political Leader Gets Bond
Victor Seymour a former Republican political figure was indicted for perjury related to testimony before a U.S. Senate investigative committee. He posted a $1,000 bond in United States District Court with Judge T. C. Munger approving. Seymour had managed Republican campaign efforts in the western headquarters at Denver and denied ties to the Norris reelection matter.
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Lincoln
Neb
Victor Seymour
United States Senate
T. C. Munger
United States District Court
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Gomtennstean Western
Deninvestigating Committee
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
American Steamer Rams British Liner in Collision
The American liner President Hayes and the British steamer Kumsang collided off Amoy China while the Hayes was on a round the world voyage. Both ships sustained damage with Kumsang docking at Amoy and Hayes reaching Hongkong for damage survey. The President Hayes sails from San Francisco to Honolulu en route to Asia.
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Tado, Shine Steasa Mriostion
Three Sentenced On Rustling Charges In Corson County
Three Corson county men were sentenced to one year each in district court after being found guilty of hog rustling. Sheriff Archambault and Deputy Miller led the case with assistance from Harry Wilmsen, state’s attorney, and J. C. Twiford, state deputy sheriff. In separate Washington news, a senate inquiry into oil industry unfair trade practices was requested by Senator Nye. Laval accepted Don Mergue’s invitation to form a cabinet amid the government upheaval in Paris.
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Shery Archambault
Joe Miller
Harry Wilmsen
Carson County
J. C. Twiford
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Paris
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Dona Mergue
Theodore Steeg
Chamber of Deputies
Football Lessons Problems Of Life
Freddie Sington Alabama tackle says football teaches quick decisions and decisive action shaping character. He notes mental aspects aid in life, cites Edwards and Dodd as top players, and praises Vanderbilt as Alabama’s toughest foe last season.
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Ala
Freddie Sington
Alan Kamae
Rock of Alabama
Sington
Freddie
Dodd
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Vandy
Minnesota
Lott and Van Ryn Reach Canadian Indoor Final
In Montreal two United States Davis cup stars, George Lott and John Van Ryn, advance to the Canadian indoor final in singles after straight-set victories. Lott defeated Berkeley Bell 6-2 6-3 6-? while Van Ryn beat J Gilbert Hall 6-4 6-2 6-2, with Hall teamed with E W Leslie for the doubles final.
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van Ryn
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United States
George Lott
Chicago
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Berkeley Bell
New York
J. Gilbert Hall
South Grange
Hall
E. W. Leslie
Wright Convicted in Pope Death at Eagle Colorado
Wright, 50, was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of John L. Pope, 57, whose body was discovered Nov 9 in an abandoned well near Eagle Colorado. The jury recommended life imprisonment after a circumstantial-evidence trial. The state alleged Wright used Pope's car and items including a rosary and a watch, found in Wright's trunk, to claim Pope's property.
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Pope
Colo
Jan
Bat Wright
John L. Pope
W. H. Luby
Gery
Rockne Urges Superiority Complex At Auto Show
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne told Chicago auto show delegates that a superiority complex is essential. He said it builds courage and initiative in players and that the auto industry and other fields need fortitude for 1941.
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Chicago
Knute Rocksne
Notre Dame
Believe Bowler Harold Mapes May Hold World Record
Des Moines officials checked Harold Mapes all events total of 2979 and singles 749 at the Iowa State tournament, suggesting a possible world record. Mapes and partner Bill Coffin of Des Moines led the two man team with 1305, while the best known all events mark is 2060 by James Smith in Toronto in 1912.
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Des Moines
Harold Mapes
Mapes
Bill Coffin
James Smith
Buffalo
Toronto
Attempt To Sign Griffiths and Uzeudun
New York report notes Madison Square Garden chief Bill Carey seeks a heavyweight bout between Pauline Uzeudun and Tuffy Griffiths in Miami Florida, about a week before the Jimmy Maloney Primo Carnera show on March 5. The Griffiths bout hinges on New York State Athletic Commission approval and a prior promoter’s backing.
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Uzeudun
New York
Bill Carey
Madison Square Garden
Pauline Uzeudun
Tuffy Grifiths
Miami
Fie
Jimmy Maloney
New York State Athletic Commission
Br? Ite
Paulina
Beroslons
Leon Cheval Ter
Pacific Crest
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