Market News Steady to Dime Lower On Hogs
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS reports hog prices steady to a dime lower with top around 7.20 and receipts near 1,000. Cattle and sheep steadier. yearlings and steers mixed, fat lambs near steady to firm. Chicago prices show uneven declines up to 15 cents amid larger supplies. hogs mostly steady to lower with top around 7.00 and weights 210–350 pounds. Beef cattle trade described as fairly active but uneven, with calves and vealers firm, cows weak, and sheep trade weak to steady. overall slaughter classes indicate steady to strong slaughter demand with best fed western ewes about 4.75.
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Chicago
D_S
Tlen
Sioux City
Thoraday Stoux
Tsaugier
Ecarce
Representative sales Stoux City cattle and hogs report
Stoux City and Sioux Falls livestock markets report sales across cattle hogs and sheep. Steers and yearlings at various averages 4.95 to 10.10 with numerous lots, cows and holsters mixed, hogs steady to lower with top around 7.35, sows 6.00 to 6.35, slaughter classes slow but steady overall marked by weaker demand in parts.
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Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls and Mitchell produce market pulse report
Sioux Falls and nearby towns report poultry and dairy prices for Hens, Leghorn varieties, springs, and cocks with weights and live duck figures. Mitchell Watertown and Chicago markets show butterfat, eggs, and poultry prices, including hens, springs, ducks, and geese, with No. 1 and No. 2 butterfat values and current reeoints.
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Haarom
Swift & Co
Haron
S. D
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Tbs
Lexham
Watertown
Sioux City
Jan
St Peal Livestock Market Report South SY Paul Jan 26
Cattle and calves trading weak with steers and stockers down. Cows and low cutters mixed. good beef cows around 6.75, calves 2,000 head weak to 50 lower. Hogs 7,000 head slow, top around 7.10. sow and weight classes steady. Poultry and dairy prices mixed in regional listings. broader market activity subdued. Hard to parse but shows livestock market conditions across multiple western regional exchanges.
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St. Peal
South
Paul
Steedy
Markets At Glince Grain and Market Report
New York and Minneapolis markets show mixed results with declines in stock and foreign selling offset by steady currencies. Wheat and corn weaken while cattle stay mostly steady. grain carlot ranges list No 1 dark northern and durum values, with barley and rye varying modestly across grades.
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Huron
Minneapolis
Wheat Unable To Hold Price Upturn
Chicago traders observed wheat fail to sustain a price rise above 70 cents a bushel for summer delivery. A brief uptick near mid-session attracted selling, pushing prices to small losses at close. Securities weakness and profit taking spurred long liquidation, with May and July corn and oats also trading lower.
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Chicago
Stocks Drop From One To Five Points
New York stock action showed volatility with a initial loss then a late rebound as heavy selling pushed prices down. The Associated Press leverage declined to lows not seen since September amid about 1.6 million shares traded on the ticker.
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New York
Associated Press
Closing Oductations From The Associated Press
A damaged OCR listing shows many company names and percentage figures embedded in a murky line. It includes AmPow, NatCash Reg, AT&T, North'nPac and others with varied percentages, resembling a stock or market snippet from an AP dispatch.
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AdamsExp
AirReduc
LiquidCard
Loews
Orp
Mack
WinmiCon
AmCon
Am&ForPow
Mino! Imp
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At&t
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Ashtasp
North'nPac
Watertown Youth Attempted Suicide and Jail Escape
Earl McMicheal 19 of Watertown attempted to kill himself in Codington County jail and drank ammonia after a hanging attempt. He is in serious condition but expected to live. He and Al H. York were arrested in Huron after trying to dispose of stolen radiators as part of a string of break ins. Police urged firms to report suspicious offers to curb thefts.
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Watertown
Earl McMicheal
Codington County
Martin Brevig
Riches
Brevig
Emil Scharn
Ee Ke
McMicheal
Stair
Alan Lo Austin
Hehe
York
Huron
Jake S Nelson
Nelson
Former Senator Dr Joseph L France Found Dead in Maryland
Dr Joseph L France a former United States senator and 1932 Republican presidential hopeful was found dead in bed at Port Deposit Maryland at age 64. Physicians say death likely due to a heart attack during sleep as servants discovered him. In other news stockholders of the Huron Publishing Company reelected Robert D Lusk as president and elected Willis H Chase as vice president and secretary plus W C Lusk Yamieton as director with FLL Willard named treasurer.
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France
Port Deposit
Joseph L France
United State
Huron Publishing Company
Huronite
Robert D. Lusk
W. C. Lusk F Yamieton
FLL
Witlard
Historic stock list fragment with multiple company names
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and percentages, reflecting a historical stock or market notice. Prominent entities include Ford, General Motors, Packard, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, International Harvester, Goodyear, Gillette, Sears Roebuck, and Union Carbide, among many others, with varied ownership or performance figures. The text resembles a market page showing tickers, ownership splits, or price percentages across diverse industries and regions.
S. D. Couple Called To Learn Of Death In Family
A Rapid City traveling couple, Dr. and Mrs MF May, were sought after Mrs May's father George F. Scheidt died suddenly. The Mays were en route from New Orleans when alerted by news agencies. They cancelled a planned visit and prepared to fly to Rapid City after a phone call from Omaha confirmed the death.
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Bioux Lily
Van
Rapid City
Rapid
Omaha
Bob Byrne
Byrne
May
Anid
Beadle County Conference Opens Tournament In Beadle High Gym
The Beadle County Conference tournament starts Friday afternoon at Huron High School gym. The 3 p.m. opener pits Huron EB against Cavour, followed by Virgil versus Yale at 4 15. Lower bracket games begin at 3 45 with Bonilla and Hitchcock clashing. Wessington meets Wolsey in the final first round at 9 p.m. Consolation semifinals Saturday morning, with championship semifinals Saturday afternoon and finals that night. Hitchcock is the favorite to win, with Wessington and Borilx as strong contenders.
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Beadle County
Huron High School
Huron EB
Cavour
Virgil
Yale
Bonilla
Hitchcock
Tangle
Wessington
Wolsey
Readig
Bor Ilx
Warrant Issued For Matthews On Drunk Driving Count
Edward G. Matthews, an area supervisor at Miller, faces a warrant for arrest on a drunk driving charge after a car crash on West Third Street damaged a parked machine. He was hospitalized with head injuries and is expected to be arraigned later this week. his physician indicates possible release tomorrow.
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Edward G. Matthews
Miller
S. Nelson
Matthews
Aes
NYA
J. D. Coonred
West Third Street
Coonred
State Fair Grounds
Want Furniture For Colored Pastor
Friends of Rev J A Bradford of the A M Church appeal for help to refurnish his home after a Tuesday afternoon fire. They request any furniture, dishes or kitchen equipment and offer pickup via Mrs Weaver by calling 3033 or 3670 near the parsonage.
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A. M
J. A. Bradford
Spain Civil War Ends In Uncertain Aftermath
Diplomatic and military experts in Washington warn of a potential end to the civil war in Spain followed by a long period of disorder and bloodshed as guerrilla warfare could continue even after Franco’s advancing troops subjugate government territory. The Spanish embassy says republic supporters are not ready to surrender. In Rome, fascist crowds shout support for Franco while signaling claims to French possessions.
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Washington
Franco
Rome
Tunisia
Corscia
Spain
Fur coats and local notices fill Pierre brief
City brief roundup with fur coat ads from Eilers and local names like Gene Denning and Torry Luby. Mentions visits by Don Findenager, Mr. Schrader, and Mrs. Schrader, plus a Stutts supper, beauty specials, a Woodman Circle card party, and a mortgage refinancing push. Also notes John Dorsry’s arm fracture and a June 1939 HUD loan alert from Farmers & Merchants Bank.
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Gene Denning
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Pierre
Presbyterian Church
Don_Findenager
Chicago
F_ M_ Bindenager
Tinos
Woodman Circle
Temple
Fadvic
Torry Luby
Euby
South Dakota Association of State’s Attorneys
Enit
Mer
Marvin Hughitt
Advic
Flw. Schrader
Cecil Ann
Helen
Sioux Falls
Schrader
Minnehaha
Enid
Mezvanina
Mervin Hoghitt
Tet
Mark Pavey
Beach Avenue
Rochester
Minn
Br. Pavey
Western Material Company
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Burda
Ss. D
Walter Moore
St. Paul
Leonard Clark
Utah Avenue
Eilers
Costain
Farmers & Méer‘chants Bank
Boren
D. Stadv
Farriers
Lawmakers defer controversial medicine bill to public health committee
The legislature shelved the measure capping a year long clash among physicians osteopaths and chiropractors. Rep Molley urged recommitment to hear more input while Rep Howe opposed. The Senate discussed delaying tax collection reforms and a beer wine fee fund shift as midterm recess begins.
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Public Health Committee
H. J. Molley
Frankfort
O. H. Howe
Colman
House
Senate
Esc Arpicial Security Commission
Admission notices at hospitals list patients
At the hospitals the admitted list includes Mrx John Cable of Wel ington for medical care, Mrx Ralph Meade of Wolsey for minor surgery, and Mrs Jeonga.
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John Cable
Welington
Ralph Meade
Wolsey
Jeonga
Prosecutors Back Padlock Law Group In State Liquor Debate
South Cal Kole's state attorneys association met with the legislature's liquor control committee in Pierre to discuss the padlock law and other measures. Led by Charles Gorsuch the group included Whiting and Laby among others, with officials wary of options could force costly municipal elections. Some backed a plan allowing retailers to hold both on and off premise permits, effectively renewing saloon-like activity, while others opposed non intoxicating beer and wine sales outside city limits. The attorneys pledged to meet regularly with lawmakers to push enforcement goals and refine proposals, seeking guidance before formal action.
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Campbell
HL F. Pickett
Meade
Buth
Pennington
Lyman
Harding
Kenneth Monmb
Gettysburg
Joint Legislative Committee
Senate
House
Morgan
Large Turnout For Masons Past Master's Fete
About 190 Masons from Huron and nearby towns attended the annual Past Master's fete at Huron lodge No 26 AF and AM. Past Masters of the lodge presided during rites, followed by a lunch and social period. Delegations from Wesington, Wessington Springs, Walsey, Iroquois and Wannasket attended, report Dr C K Walker.
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Huron
Huron Lodge No
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Walsey
Iroquois
Wannsocket
Earthquakes Ravage Chilean Towns Reporting Mass Casualties
Reports from Chile describe earthquakes causing thousands dead or injured and widespread destruction. Talcahuano reported 19 dead and 69 injured. Pence 100 to 120 killed. Parral 300 dead, with severe water, power, food, and hospital shortages. Leighton, an Huron auto dealer, is improving after pneumonia.
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Talcrhauno
Pence
Parral
Leightor
GR. Lenghton
Huron
Tod
Leighton
Wanted to Buy Cabinetries and Dolls Classified
Readable text shows an ad style request seeking to purchase a variety of items including a vanity cabinet and dolls. Mentions contact details and partial location cues such as a modern three room unionished apartment and phone numbers. Provides no clear event or outcome.
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Jane
Clinoi
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