Market News Dime Advance on Hog Prices
Hog prices moved up a dime at Armour Stock Yards Huron with Friday receipts around 350 head. Cattle calves and sheep showed little change.
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Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
2
Huron Produce and Grain Markets Mixed Across Regions
Chicago and New York quotes show little price changes for eggs butter and poultry with steady butter and unchanged turkey prices. Minnesota and South Dakota markets report varied grain and poultry values, while Huron area grain bulletin lists No 1 and No 2 wheats and mixed corn prices. In local prep news Huron High School debaters travel to Aberdeen for an invitation tournament as part of a busy weekend schedule.
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Chicago
BHP Butler
Huron Prep Arguers
Huron High School
D. C. Beatlee
Tiger Arguers
Aberdeer
Northern Normal
Mickey Higgins
Dan Gross
Rita Welty
Betty Vogel
Reutter
Cattle Market Slump Dampens Week in Chicago Trading
The cattle market weakened with steers selling near three year lows while hogs advanced slightly. Prices were largely steady on overall weaker tone, with many cattle quoted around 630 to 750 dollars and a nominal top near 2190 dollars not seen for quality offerings. Hog prices rose up to 38 dollars for top loads amid a 20,000 head supply. Lambs stayed steady with strong demand for best handyweights around 844 dollars.
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Cattly
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Early January
Chicago fairs to report strong to higher prices across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Bulk weights 150 200 pounds high quality hogs top at 15 and portion of hogs 7250. cattle steady with fat cows around 6 00 to 6 75 per hundredweight. vealers and bulls show gains while kill lambs and slaughter ewes command steady to firmer bids.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report From St Paul and Sioux City
Cattle prices ease with undertone down for slaughter cattle and beef cows while calves and hogs show mixed movements. In St Paul markets beef cattle and heifers trend lower with packers slow, hogs steady to strong, sheep undertone steady. Sioux City notes calves up to 8.15 top for good to choice weights, sheep steady with fed lambs 7.25 to 7.60 and ewes around 1.75.
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Tbs
St. Paul
South
St, Paul
Jan
Sioux City
Sioux Falls Livestock Auction Prices Climb Slightly
Sioux Falls Friday market reports show 1 000 head mostly 10 higher with top at 8.10, bulk 13 5-680, butchers 6.50 to 6.90, sows 6.25 to 6.40, and cattle steady. Unclear clerical text notes questions about unchanged cate and unsettled bids.
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Sioux
Sioux Falls
Mitchell and Chicago potato markets show varied prices
Newspaper snips report mixed pricing for hens and ducks with no clear trends and list several potato varieties with U S No 1 and commercial grade prices. Prices vary by region including Mitchell Chicago and Idaho Colorado Minnesota Wisconsin Florida, with stock levels noted as dull or steady.
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Chicago
U. SB
Idaho Russet Busbanks
U. S
Colorado
U.S
Minnesota
Bliss
Wisconsin
Florida
Florida Blays
Florida Bliss
Chicago Wheat Prices Slip Amid Downturns and Storms
Chicago market weakens as downturns trigger a cent per bushel drop in wheat. Selling pressure scattered, stocks light, moisture forecasts for Nebraska and Kansas weigh on outlook though a dust storm at Liberal Kansas offers some support. May and July futures retreat, other contracts fluctuate with mixed signals from Minneapolis and Duluth cash closes showing varied grades and prices for winter and durum wheats.
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Chicago
Sm & Sen
Minneapolis
Chigagl. van
Nebraska
Kansas
Liberal
Kansa
Market swings amid rearmament talk trigger mixed close
Stock buying ammunition news sent prices fluctuating today with leaders retreating several points before a late revival cushioned losses. Gold mines led gains as Alaska Juneau and related issues moved higher while many issues backed off, leaving the overall market uneven and volatile.
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New York
Jar
Dome
Melneyre
Anan
Juneau
World Economic Parley Proposed
Washington officials withheld comment on former Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium proposing a world economic pact as a prelude to reducing trade barriers stabilizing currencies and revising debts. Hull called the report a valuable contribution while cautioning on timing for a world conference.
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Washington
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
United States
van Zeeland
Roosevelt
Hull
Hull Long
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Himelf
Oldest Salem Resident Dies After Car Accident
Salem's oldest resident Joe Reis, 79, died in a Mitehot hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on Highway 81 near the city edge. Sheriff Joe E. Ryan said driver Lawrence Maloy, son of a dairyman nearby, was involved. An inquest was not yet determined. Reis is survived by four children.
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Salem. & D
Jan
Joe Reis
Salem
Highway 81
Joe E. Ryan
Reis
Lawrence Maloy
Northwest Bancorporation 1987 net income per share
Northwest Bancorporation and affiliates report 1987 net income after dividends and taxes totaling 1,803,025 dollars, equivalent to 1.14 dollars per share on 3,577,435 shares. The year ends with consolidated surplus plus capital stock totaling 25,352,293 dollars.
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Banco
Minneapolis
Northwest Bancorporation and Affiliates
Hospitals Note Admissions And Dismissals In Area
Admitted at area hospitals are Andy Pullman of Huron medical and Mrs Leslie Wallon of Hitchcock surgical. Dismissed are Fred Kaupfman of Vireili, Mrs Merle Baptist of Bonilla, Mrs C Walberg and baby girl of Huron, and Mrs Ray Bloodgood and baby girl of Cavour. Speed recovery via Walker’s Bomery ad. Market news covers Boston wool quotations and a defense policy debate with Vinson and Fish contrasts.
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Andy Pullman
Huron
Medical
Leslie Wallon
Hitchcock
Surgical
Fred Kaupfman
Merle Baptist
Bonilla
C. 5
Walberg
Ray Bloodgood
Cavour
Walker
Judge Quotes Bard Of Avon In Paternity Ruling
LAKE ANDES South Dakota Jan. B P- Shakespeare judge Beck cited King John to affirm Ewald Pedde as father of twins Leonard and Eric Pudde. The 1833 case had split paternity evidence. final ruling granted mother custody and alimony totaling $50 monthly for the two children.
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Lake Andes
S. D. Jan
Shakespeare
Bwin
Lena Pedde
Jude A. B. Beck
Circuit ‘Court
Sirah
Béck
Leonard
Eric Pudde
Ewald Fedde
RB. Tripp
Podde
Back
Tudge Tripp
Beck
Ave
Ewald Pedde
Two Trainmen Die In Iowa Wreck Near Marshalltown
A Great Western engine boiler exploded early today 15 miles southwest of Marshalltown Iowa killing engineer Frank Holmes of Des Moines and fireman William Krautz of Des Moines. Brakeman Tillman Hartzer was hospitalized with shock and a fractured skull as 17 freight cars derailed. Pieces of the locomotive were strewn over 40 acres, with the boiler found 100 feet from the tracks.
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Iowa
Marshalltown
Here
Frank Holmes
Des Moines
William Krautz
Dow Moines
Tillman Hartzer
Expect Jackson To Be Approved
In Washington today the Senate judiciary committee showed opposition to confirming Robert H. Jackson as solicitor general, while most senators indicated approval. Burke and King urged hearings to question Jackson about his House testimony on the Federal Judge Geiner matter and his statements on using criminal action to push civil settlements.
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Dun
Rabert H. Jackson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burke
Demecrat
Nebraska
King
Denocrat
Jackson
House Judiciary Committee
Geiner
Milwauke
Justice Department
Jackjson
House
Pitman
Nevada
Hatch
Democra
Eacakes Bailey
Nei Caro
Aorrivan
Mississippi
End
Delaware
AFL Ouster Move Near as Labor Unions Face Rift
In Miami on January 24, AFL leaders consider expelling unions with suspended charters including United Mine Workers. President William Green signals action soon as Internal Affairs and ILO criticisms rise. John L. Lewis backs keeping federal funds from state guards amid labor disputes.
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Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Coun- Ibe
Lewis
C.J. O
A. P
Sait
Washington
Bnited Mine Workers Convention
John L. Lewis
National Guard
Congress
Labor Relations Board
Wager Labor Disputes Act
Robber Tunnels Out Of Montana Jail
Jack Embry aged 25 from Lemmon escaped Rosebud County jail by tunneling through a brick wall. Sheriff George Burns said Embry locked six other prisoners in a cell before fleeing. The six included Vernon Morris and Wallace Mee, both charged in a nightclub robbery. all pleaded innocent at arraignment last Friday.
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Montana
Forsythe
Mont
Jack Embry
Lemmon
Tun
Rosebud County
George Burns
Embry
Inc
Vernon Morris
Frazee
Wallace Mee
Winona
Minn
Civil Action Concluded In Circuit Court
Judge Frack Ro Fisher at Miller heard oral arguments in the circuit court civil case GF McCannon versus Lusk Mitchell Newspapers. The court took the matter under advisement and ordered five days to file written briefs. Plaintiff led by Bielska Elliot and McQuillon with Max Rayhl. Irving R Crawford appeared for the defendants.
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Frack Ro Fisher
Miller
Circuit Court
GF. McCannon
Lusk-Mitchell
Line
Sioux Falls
Bielska, Elliot and McQuillon
Max Rayhl
Irving R Crawford
Cold Weather Relents as New Cold Wave Hits Tonight
A cautious forecast from FR Laskowski lowers near term chill but warns of colder temperatures tonight and Saturday across the region. Lows may dip to 10 to 15 below in western areas and 0 to 5 below in eastern zones with cloudy, much colder conditions persisting. In other news, a new winter storm spurs floods and property damage from Arkansas to Michigan, with several casualties and ship losses reported along the coast.
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Culder
Mercury
Huron
Re Laskowski
Auvente
Chicago
Jan
Baia
Sie Mile Creek
Paris
Ark
Nordvard
Baltimore
New York
Arkansas
Islan
Cahors
McNab
Forties
Calion
Honeyimesa
Nueva
Ontariye Hydro-Eleeti
Masion
Lewistown
Conti
Solect
Myn l
Florida Formes
Cium
Atlanta
Michigan
Mastidon Township
Alpha
Mich
K. W. Schulte
Schant
Weikum Funeral Sunday At Virgil
Funeral services for William Weikum 32 died in a hospital after an operation will be held Sunday at Virgil. The home service is at 3:30 p.m. with church rites at 4 p.m. Rev A R Eschliman and Mr Korn will officiate. Surviving are parents six sisters and two brothers with many relatives. Interment in local vicinity.
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Wiliam Weikum
Kia
Virgil
Hucun
M. BE
A. R. Eschliman
Ley
Mr. Korn
Alpena
Weikum
William Weikum
Nennus
Horatie
Austin
Minn
Christina
Clara
Edna
Marie
Robbert
Byron
Paul
Allison
Lincoln
Neb
Yard
University of Nebraska
Pie
Souvenir Makers in Holland Jittery Over Royal Baby Date
Dutch souvenir makers focus on January 1938 for baby Juliana’s arrival. Engraved mugs spoons and saucers bearing January 1938. Cradle distribution to newborns born that month stalls as no sign of the baby’s birth appears. May extend into February as committee struggles with timing.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Sovstdigk Palace
Juliana
Julian
Horsley Funeral Set For Sunday in Huron
Funeral services for Bramwell Horsley a TV retired farmer who died at a Huron hospital Wednesday will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Huron with Rev. C. E. Wilcox in charge. Burial will follow in Idren Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsley
Bramwell Horsley
Huron Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huron
C. E. Wilcox
Iden
Appeal Granted in Craig Board of Charities Case
Pierre January 2 The South Dakota Supreme Court granted an appeal in the case of Leo F. Craig a member of the Board of Charities and Corrections and offered a stay of all proceedings pending election of the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Leo F. Craig
Board of Charties and Corrections
Too Late to Classify I GOOD CALCULATOR OPERATORS FOR PART OR FULL TIME
Thorough ly competent Northwest College of Coranerce. IMPROVED FARMS TO RENT. 5. W. 1 and N. W. 15-113-85. SW. 30 and N14 31-10-65. 40 acres near Huron, Samuel Birks, Lampe Building.
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Northwest College of Coranerce
N. W
Huron
Samuel Birks
Lampe
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