Hog Prices Rise Amid Mixed Midwest Market News
Market text reports July 1 receipts of 16 000 hogs with demand lag and price weakness in parts of the Midwest and Chicago. Armour Stockyards Huron notes 1700 receipts and steady to 10 higher on butchers, sows 1 to 5 percent higher, with top rough packers and pigs detailed. Sioux City Sioux Falls and St Paul show varied cattle and hog activity, with hogs , steady to 10 higher. cattle generally weaker. Overall market softness persists amid heat and weak pork demand.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Qeemand
Sioux City
St Paul
South ST. Paul
Washington
U & Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
Ayed
Wheat Futures Slide Amid Weather News In Northwest Markets
MINNEAPOLIS July 1 Wheat futures fell as weather reports from the northwest and Canada improve. July futures down 1 percent, September off 14, December down 24. Corn and oats weaker. flax and rye mixed. Cash wheat market showed strength despite light offerings and good demand. Mixed durum and amber durum prices noted, Minneapolis cash and carlot ranges listed.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Canada
Easler
Dry Goods Prices and Arrivals Notice
Duluth July 1. Flax on track 1.58 to arrive July 18. Wheat No. 1 amber sorata 30 percent Mo. 2 34 percent. No. 1 durum 36 percent No. 2 durum 64. No. 1 rod durum 52 percent. Seasonal price quotations for various grain grades and shipments listed.
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Wedersdey
Duluth
Poultry and Butterfat Prices Across Markets
Market notes from Huron to Minneapolis list butterfat prices and poultry quotes, including Leghorn hens, springs, and ducks. Reads like clipped classifieds with figures for Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, New York, and Minneapolis markets as of July 1.
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Huron
Buck Brothers
Mitchell
Lowx Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Huron Poultry
Sutter, Iy Swit & Co
Hurea
Leghorn Springs
Share Prices Rise In Quiet New York Session
New York July 1 share prices moved upward in a quiet market though trading was sluggish and total transfers were well under 2,009,000 shares. Gains listed included U S Steel American Can Woolworth American Telephone Westinghouse Southern Pacific and Atchison.
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New York
U. S. Strel
American.Can
Woolworth
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Paul Evans Earns Eagle Scout Rank in Huron Court
Alpena youth Paul Evans was promoted to Eagle Scout at a Huron Boy Scout Court of Honor ceremony. Eighty-nine merit badges across troops were approved, with Evans noted as the third Evans sibling to reach Eagle. several peers from Troops 1 through 7 and Iroquois troops advanced to First Class and Star ranks.
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Paul Evans
Alpena
Huron Boy Scout Court of Honor
Frank Kinyon
Huron
Lyle Barton
Marshall Townsent
Life Scouts
Ted Sandell
Billy Tredway
Woodrow Gregory
LeRoy Showell
Erwin Small
Vance Xennard
Deland Walter F
Iroquois
Edwin Ernst
Evans
David
William
Laurence Weles
Winton Seidachlaw
J. S. Bauer
Gene Heece
Eugene Tobin
James Beranek
James Earle
Robert Fahrendorf
Robert Muraine
George Small
Francis Tobin
Edmund Walsh
Emmett Walsh
Emilly Tredway
Lyle A Brian
Charley Reintsma
Manuel Reintsma
Irving Axelrrad
George Schmidt
Harold Scudamore
Erwin Smail
Jimmy Doolittle Plans Retirement From Racing
Major James B. Doolittle, famed speed flier, says he will quit racing at 34 due to advanced years. He credits his wife Mrs Doolittle with shaping the decision, noting she disapproved of racing and that he has done his share. The move follows past withdrawals from exhibition flying over her stance.
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Jimmy Doolittle
New York
James B. Gimmy Doolittle
Stanolind Airliner Heads to Belle Fourche in Wind
The Stanolind tri motor owned by Standard Oil of Indiana flew from Huron to Sioux City in one hour five minutes despite a southwest wind. The ship will relow to Belle Fourche via Pierre this Friday with Allan Jackson and L L Stephens aboard to attend the Belle Fourche roundup. Flight altitude ranged 6,000 to 8,500 feet to avoid stronger lower air, dropping temperatures by over 30 degrees.
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Belle Fourche
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Huron
Sioux City
South Dakota
Pierre
Allan Jackson
L. L. Stephens
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Sloux City
Peterson Becomes Lions President in Huron Club
Dr. C. 5. Betts will continue duties as president for a few weeks while the new president W. C. Peterson is away. Peterson plans to attend the International Lions convention in Toronto with District Governor H. A. Hill. Dr. Betts becomes vice president. other officers include O. W. Fowler tail twister H. Hedbrom song leader and William Griffith treasurer.
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C. 5. Betts
Huron Lions Club
W. C. Peterson
Peterson
Son
International Lions Convention
Toronto
H. A. Hill
Teader
Lions Movement For
South Dakota
Betts
O. W. Fowler
H. Hedbrom
William Griffith
A L Findley Dies Early This Morning
A L Findley of Huron died at 11 o clock this morning at the state hospital.
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A.L. Findley
A L. Findley
Huron
The
State Hospital
Hyde expresses disappointment over farm board wheat policy
Arthur M Hyde, secretary of agriculture, laments grain trade reaction to the federal farm board's policy statement. He says the market should be bullish given a prospective world wheat shortfall and a 350 million bushel drop in production, while Kansas City July wheat falls to 48 cents.
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Hyde
Kansas City
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Secetary Hyde
Progress in Stock Sale for Beadle District Creamery
Stock sale moves forward for the district Farmer Union creamery in Huron. About $5,000 in stock has been subscribed with roughly $2,000 needed for machinery. If sales stay strong, operation could begin in about 90 days in the Mid-State Motor Co building on Wisconsin Ave. J. A. Johnson of Clear Lake, Iowa, may buy a large output share, pending district approval. Beadle county meeting set for July 18 with further session July 24 in St. Lawrence. Other unions in Hughes Hand and Spink participate but sent no representatives.
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Aala
Mid-State Motor Company
Wisconsin Avenue
Farmers Union
Sully
Hyde
Beadle
Kingsbury
J. A. Johnson
Clear Lake
Iowa
Johnson
New York
Beadle County
Huron
St. Lawrence
Hughes, Hand and Spink County
Truck Tax Law Case Is Muddled
Pierre July 1 A supreme court decision on whether South Dakota's new truck license law is referable leaves officials in a muddled position The Attorney General said it was not referable and the secretary of state followed his advice The court decision is awaited and could decide immediate effectiveness or refer the measure to a 1932 vote Until settled the motor vehicle department expects few license applications under the new rule
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Pierre
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Sharpe
Secretary of State
Motor Vehicle Department
Texas Aviators Plan Seattle to Tokyo Refueling Flight
Two Texas aviators Reg L Rebbing and H S Jones planned a Seattle start for a Tokyo bound refueling flight. They flew 1400 miles from Fort Worth in about 14 hours. target refueling stops include Edmonton Fairbanks Nome and Seattle. Prize money of 25000 offered by Asahi newspaper drives the mission.
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Texas
Boise
Idaho
Reg. L. Rebbing
H. 5. Jones
Sportsman
Seattle
Tokyo
Fort Worth
Fairbanks
Alaska
Nome
Edmonton
Alberta
Robbins
Asahi
Republicans Take Most South Dakota Offices in Power Shift
In Pierre on July 1 the Republican administration filled nearly all major state posts as Governor Warren Green installed appointees to rural credits and insurance departments. Walter M. Willy became rural credits director and C. R. Horswill was named state insurance commissioner. G. H. Helgerson replaced J. C. Rehpace Flandreau as bail insurance official. A $340,000 cut in general appropriations accompanies the new fiscal year as the Republican reshaping continues.
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Sioux Falls
Green
C. R. Horswill
Watertown
Don C. Lewis
Pierre
W. J. Bulow
G. H. Helgerson
Huron
J.crehpace Flandreau
McCullough
Advertisement Brings Arrest in Rapid City Case
Rapid City July 1. Sheriff Swede Nielsen credited advertising with helping identify P. M. Oxford wanted for embezzlement. Oxford was living under an assumed name in Redfield and will be brought back to Rapid City to face charges. Authorities hope to also locate Carleton Laighty, similarly wanted for embezzlement, whose photo appeared with Oxford.
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Rapid City
IE A
Nielsen
Sherif
Pennington County
South Dakota
Redfield
Oxford
Carleton Laighty
City Judge weighs plea change for liquor case
Aberdeen July 1 An effort began to allow a defendant who pleaded guilty and served part of his sentence to change to not guilty John L Buckman city judge took the motion under advisement to set aside last week s judgment against Darr ell F Mitchell who pleaded guilty to possession of liquor with intent to sell Mitchell wants jury trial He was fined 250 and 30 days jail in his plea Principal of Lake View school last year Haas federal prohibition officer advised a lighter sentence Mitchell says he was told to plead guilty and avoid both fine and imprisonment Haas denies this contradiction
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Aberdeen
John L. Buckman
Darrell F. Mitchell
Mitchell
Lake View
Frank Haas
Haas
Bust Of Hoover Placed In Polish Park Entrance
In Pokena Poland a bust of President Hoover is set at the park entrance where a Monument to Woodrow Wilson will be unveiled on Saturday. The Wilson statue sits on a granite pedestal directed by sculptor Gutzon Borglum, famed creator of Mt Rushmore. A map of Poland is engraved on the pedestal with the hand of the figure pointing to it.
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Hoover
Poknan
Poland
President Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
America
Wilson
Gutzon Borglum
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Black Hills
South Dakota
Former Yale Man Marries Yale In California Ceremony
Leon Francis O'Brien formerly of Yale and Elma Nelson of San Pedro California were married recently at Long Beach California. Father Francis O'Brien performed the ceremony. O'Brien serves as a radio man on the U S S Argonne on the west coast.
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YALE
Leon Francis O'Brien
Elma Nelson
San Pedro
Cal
Long Beach
Francis O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
U.S. S. Argonne
Federal deficit hits 908 million in fiscal 1971 ends
Washington reports the federal government finished its 1971 fiscal year with a deficit of 908 million dollars. The figure closes the year on July 1 and highlights ongoing budget gaps as policy debates continue.
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Washington
Plans For Farm Union Picnic July Fourth
Arthur W. Walwood a former congressional candidate will deliver the day’s address at Beadle County Farmers Union picnic at noon. Aberdeen Gnant will speak then fly to Canby and Laverne Minnesota for further Fourth of July talks. A radio program with KGDY will air the event. George W. Wright and T. M. Simmons will also speak as part of the broadcast. The picnic runs from morning into evening with talks scheduled through the day.
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Arthur W. Walwood
Didate
Congress
Beadle County Farmers Union
Aberdeen Gnant
Canby
Laverne
Mina
KGDY
George W. Wright
T. M. Simmons
Huron
Sitalk
Wright
Hyde Promises Drought Relief to Hard Hit Regions
Secretary of agriculture Arthur M L Hyde pledged all possible relief under the law to drought stricken farmers in northwestern North Dakota and eastern central Montana. John G Brown reported a desperate drought across 31 counties with 0 000 families facing cash shortfalls and 25 percent needing Red Cross aid. Wheat crops face complete loss in 25 counties and partial failure in eight others as Montana and North Dakota borrow millions to meet this year's needs. Secretary Hyde planned talks with Governor Shafer and regional farmers and livestock men.
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Kansas City
Arthur ML Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
North Dakota
Montana
John G. Brown
Agricultural Department
Brown
Red Cross
Arkansas
Hyde
George F. Shafer
Prepare To Curb Red Demonstration In Frederick
Brown county Sheriff John Frommer pledged to police the town to curb disturbances as communist leaders denied plans for a demonstration. A free for all at a Saturday meeting involved rotten eggs and a knife with fears of a confrontation. Women and children were warned to stay off streets while labor speakers touring the nation may set a date for the next public meeting in Save township where South Dakota's lone communist settlement is located.
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Frederick
John Frommer
Brown County
Sid
Montana
South Dakota
Wanted Elderly Lady for Housekeeping on Farm
Wanted elderly woman for housekeeping duties on farm. German preferred. Apply 423 care Hurenite. FOR RENT One six room apartment in duplex corner 7th and IL G. M. Smalls phone 2931. WANTED Experienced lunch counter waitress Apply Depot Cafe No Phone call. FOR SALE One complete steam threshing rig in A-1 condition to run Lewis Schulz 13 Colo Ave S W Huron S D. FOR SALE 2 year old Holstein bull William McGillivrey Wessington S D.
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7Th End
G. M. Smalls
Apply Depot Cafe
Lewis Schulz
Colo. Ave. S. W
Huron
Dee
Wm. McGillvrey
Wessington
S. D
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Staers
Pelco
Prico
Huron Grainarkree
Fue Lawer
Lys
Buron Dairy
Auis
Am Can
Am Car & Fdy
Anaconda
Armour A
Auburn
Cept
Bendix Av
Erie
Fox Film al
Freeport Tex
Gen Erec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt Northern
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Kt Centr
Int Combing
Int Nickel
IT & T
Kelvinator Lit
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Tris
Mex Seaboard
AC K & T
Mio Pac
Monty Ward
Nash
Nat Cash Reg
Rat Dairy
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
RCA
RKO
Hem Rand
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Scare Roe
Sinclair
South Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Brands
St Oil Calif
St Oil NJ
St Oil NY
Stewart Warn
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Holl
Cure Close Cities Service
Standard Oil Indians
Eagle Scout
Alpena Boy
Lions
Earm Board
Bixes Poligy
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farm Board
Lau
Kramer
John Kramer
Tripp
Menno
Huddleston’s
G. O. P. Men
Farm Union
Hutchings Laundry
Huron Furnace Co
Tad End
Kansas
South , Dakota Securities Co. Hare
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