Livestock market snapshot from Armour Stockyards report
Hogs prices fell about 10 to 25 cents with top around 2.65 at Armour Stockyards Huron and South St Paul figures showing broad declines across cattle calves and sheep as flood disruption and strike talk weigh on demand. Markets in Sioux City Chicago and Sioux Falls reflect softer beef and pork values with light bids and slower trade.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
St. Catt
Sioux City
Cay Prime
Beeves
Chicago
Heavius
Gonsate le
Anna
Nevenr
Bas Niles
Wheat Prices Tumble On Late Trading Decline
Wheat dropped to around 244 cents as prices fell late in the session with liquidation spreading to other grains. Secretary Wallace urged farmers to plant abundantly and maintain production. reports show mixed reductions in May and July futures, while oats, corn, and provisions held steadier amid overall market weakness. The Muron grain market card lists No. 3 and No. 1 mixes for wheat and oats with corn No. 3 yellow.
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Chicagy
Gan
Chicago
Wallace
Muron
Talen
Grain Bulletin
Produce Markets 804 2 Guron Market Trends and Wheat Prices
Minneapolis cash and futures wheat markets update with lifting prices on May July and September contracts, cash No.1 dark northern spring and other grades detailed. Duluth and Minneapolis flour shipments and futures range provided, plus assorted grain prices including oats rye barley and flax for the period.
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the Associates
Minneapoli
Minneapolis
New York Market Prices and Poultry Counts Summary
New York trading notes show varied poultry figures and prices. Butter moved slightly lower at 225, creamery up, with creamery and extra grade cheeses mixed on the market. Diverse poultry counts include broilers, hens, turkeys, ducks, and roosters across multiple breeds, reflecting a broad seasonal inventory.
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Broilers
Plymouth
White Rock
Tbs
New York
Sioux Falta
Sioux Falls
Chicago markets show government buys 60,000 dozen eggs for flood areas
In Chicago on January 4 eggs and poultry prices moved little while the government bought 60,000 dozen fresh firsts for flood relief shipments, with similar purchases in New York and Chicago. Butter and potatoes held steady amid flood impact concerns. regional price quotes varied and regional produce reports followed.
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Chicago
New York
Mercantile Exchange
Ohio
Mississippi River
Chicago Poultry Wednesday Trade Report
Chicago market notes show prices for poultry varieties with colored springs at 14, Plymouth and White Rock at 20, and other breeds listed as traded. The fragment indicates truck deliveries and midweek activity in the poultry trade.
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Chicago
Jan Zi
Wrexdy
Teghory
Springs
Plymouth
White Rock
Recreation directors map summer line up in Huron district
WPA recreation directors from several Huron County districts gathered to outline programs for the coming year. District field secretary Sohn Gronseth of the National Recreation Association led the meeting. Attendees included Loftus Ward, a Huron WPA recreation director.
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WPA
Huron
Sohn Gronseth
National Recreation Association
Loftus Ward
A J Aeate
Senate Passes Seed Loan Bill
The Senate approved a $30,000,000 seed loan bill and sent it to the White House. It allows loans up to sixty million? (text unclear) for drought areas to the Farm Credit Administration during 1937. Government holds a lien on collateral. It passed without debate or record vote after two Democrats disputed federal power to appropriate funds.
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Senate
White House
For Credit Administration
Glass
Virginia
Robinson
Arkansas
North Sea Storm Claims 46 Lives
Wireless reports from British ships describe a North Sea gale sinking two trawlers with 40 lives lost, while the French trawler Lorente and the British vessel Amethyist are feared gone with dozens more. A search continues for the Amethyist as Lisbon reports a grounded steamer Terneuzes seeking aid in fog and heavy seas.
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Oslo
North Sea
Lisbon
Terneuzes
Sethulbal Bar
Yisbon
Burm
Cold Wave Presses Huron As Temps Plunge Tonight
A swift cold wave threatens Huron with temperatures dropping to minus 5 to minus 19 tonight after a brief springlike spell. Forecaster B R Laskowski warns of snow and strong northerly winds. main routes reopen as snowplows clear Federal Highway 14 paths from Huron to Pierre. northbound air service delayed, rail and bus schedules running on time.
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Auron
Lam
B. RB. Laskowski
Nucn
South
Gakoin
W. A. Arns
Walsey
Milter
Wayland
Arns
Pierre
Here
W. W. Bowes
Evacuation Proposed for Mississippi Flood Threat
The army high command announced an unprecedented plan to clear the Mississippi Valley of at least 500000 people in danger from a vast flood threat. Corps commanders were ordered to ready evacuation by Friday to higher ground along the river, a move part of broader relief steps and an emergency funding package of 790 million dollars. The plan follows Senate scrutiny of rail and housing finance measures, with ongoing assessments of flood damage and assistance programs.
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Senate
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Woodring
Cairo
New Orleans
War Department
Mississippi
College Board Holds Mid Winter Trustees Meeting
The Huron College board of trustees met at President Frank L. Eversall's office for its regular mid winter session. They adopted a resolution on the death of Dr. Thomas Clevants, longtime Presbyterian visitor in Oil City Pennsylvania. Dr Koonta joined the board in 1990 and served until his recent death. Attending trustees from outside Huron were Dr C N McManus of Mitchell and the Rev Hugh B Jones of Sioux Falls.
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Huron College
Frank L. Eversall
Thomas Clevants
Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Koonta
C. N. McManus
Mitchell
Hugh B. Jones
Sioux Falls
Huron
Rail Victim Was Former Huronian Bertsch
A J Bertsch a railroad conductor with the Minneapolis and St Louis line was killed late Sunday when struck by a railroad car at Belview Minnesota. He formerly served on the Huron police force about a year as night patrolman and together with Deputy Sheriff John Boyle formed the entire Huron force in 1904. He had left Huron after his service to join the railroad. The 51 year old resident of Watertown had been employed by the railroad at the time of his death.
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Moscow
Jeon Alexandrovich Kniszeft
Can
London
Karl Radek
White
Kniazele
Mr. X
A. J. Bertsch
Minneapolis and
Ot. Louis
Belview
Minn
John Boyle
Huron Police Department
Huron
Bayle
Boyle
Bertsch
MA and
St.l
Watertown
Poultry Raisers Advised on Winter Egg Harvest Practices
Mrs. G. L. Styer of Huron warns poultry raisers against crowding houses during heavy winter egg production. She says four pullets in a 1220 foot house with temperatures around 20 below zero produced only three eggs in one day.
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L. Styer
Huron
C and North Western Earnings Best Since 1933
The Chicago and North Western Railway Company reported 19 percent net operating income of 5,260,001 dollars for the year, the highest since 1835, showing an increase of 1,682,158 over 1935. December income was pallid compared with 4,420 in December 1935.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Westerns Railway Company
Demmber
Meade Soldiers Join Flood Relief Effort to Little Rock
Meade Army personnel head to Little Rock Arkansas to establish refugee camps. Lt Cad Edwin O'Connor announced the Fourth Cavalry was ordered to stand by for departure within 24 hours. Tentage and supplies from the post have already been shipped to the flood area.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cad
Edwin O'Connor
Fourth Cavalry
O'Conner
Tibbett Not Blamed In Actor's Death
New York January 2. Assistant District Attorney Sylvester Cosentino announced autopsy findings that Joseph Stefani Metropolitan Opera Chorus singer died of natural causes. Lawrence Tibbett was cleared of any part in Stefani's death after the report showed Sterzini died from heart disease and a stab wound on the hands was from a charger during a rehearsal. The investigation was closed once autopsy results were received.
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New York
Sylvester Cosentino
Joseph Stefani
Metropolitan Opera Chorus
Lawrence Tibbett
T Cosentino
Sterzini
Tibbetts
Wie
Fed
Opera House
Thomas A. Gonzales
Russell Seated on Library Board Amid Changes
B M Resell took a seat on the city library commission at the January meeting to fill the unexpired term of C B Dickinson who resigned. J M Janason was appointed to succeed herself for a term ending January. The board’s January session focused on routine business. Governor Jensen offered the medical units of the South Dakota National Guard to flood area, but the Omaha Seventh Army Corps commander said they are not needed now.
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B. M. Resell
C. B. Dickinson
Nee. J. M. Janason
Jensen
S. D
Jenssen
South Dakota National Guard
Seventh Army Corps
Omahe
With Field Artillery
109Th Enginerra
Wildermuth Named to State Auditor Division Post
Pierre Dakota announces Otto Wildermuth of Tripp in Hutchinson County has been appointed as an accountant in the state division of audits and accounts by Finance Director George Wright. Wildermuth will not replace any current official yet and will work with incumbents to learn the procedures.
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Pierre, Son
Otto Wildermuth
Tripp
Hutchinson County
Finance
George Wright
Wright
Ratslafis Safe In Chin After 31 Day Rebel Flight
A group of American missionaries and accompanying women and children reached safety in China after a 31 day retreat from rebel provinces in western Shen. They traveled by foot through difficult weather, aided by locals, while one group remained in a camp under Communist troops. Missionaries Sue Rev and Mrs. Alvin Balelat are among those listed.
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Saveliwiu Prowyee
China
Jan
Childyer
Shen
Watlys
Stuents
Oriest
Udeffia Kawangyuan
Vyhe
Sue Rev
Alvin Balelat
Atelier, Sd. His
Farm Income Up 16 Percent Across Regions
Washington reports farm income rose 16 percent for the first eleven months of last year, totaling $6,953,010,476, with gains in the northwest central and Atlantic shires. Cash receipts climbed in most areas, boosted by government payments to $1,725,902,000. Regional figures list Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska among the states with notable gains and government subsidies.
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Washington
LA Suicultural Department
Farnnes
Coats Atlantic
West
North Cent
Minnesota
Wall closes schools and theatre amid scarlet fever outbreak
Rapid City health officer Dr. Ray Lemley ordered two weeks of closures in Wall and nearby townships as scarlet fever spreads. About eight families in Wall under quarantine, with 25 cases estimated in Wald, two child deaths linked to Wall school were found in an Monday investigation. no other county cases reported.
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Rapid City
Jan
Ray £. Lemley
Pensington
Teddy
Ruion
Lewalle
County Health
Lemley
Warmer Weather Rescues California Citrus Crops
California citrus crops avoided heavy frost as temperatures rose to 30s and 60s, ending a month of frost vigilance. Federal frost forecaster Floyd Young said the cold spell is broken for at least two days. Hospitals report admissions and discharges unrelated to the weather brief.
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Los Angeles
California
Floyd Young
Card Of Thanks From Mourning Family
We express deep gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement. Special thanks to members of the WRC Pioneer Club Lexige Kremlin Soda and families of A G Murray E E Murray B Mursey Mrs HO Petrie and Gladys Murray for support and thoughtful offerings.
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A. G. Murray
E. E. Murray
Mursey and Family
Mrs. Ho, Petrie
Gladys ‘Murray
Too Late To Classify FOR RENT Moders Room for Gentle Man
Classified notice fragment mentions a lodging offer for a gentleman at 165 East 9rd Se and lists cigarette prices and a liquor store ad. References to Prince Albert Velvet, Bris, and Union Leader with dates. Includes Huron Liquor Store opposite post office and a prompt to inspect stock across from the post office.
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Prince Albert and Velvet
Bris
Huron Liquor Store
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