Armour Market Reports Steady Tones at Huron Yard
Armour Stockyards Huron reports 1,200 receipts with a steady market for butchers and slightly weaker packers. Cattle steady, calves selling. lamb prospects up about 25 cents with top near 9.50. Chicago hog prices slide with 10 cent declines on most grades amid heat and rising costs. Sioux City and other Midwest markets show slower trading, mixed cattle and hog shifts, and softer prices overall.
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Armour Market
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Toly
Chicago
Une
Sioux City
South St. Paul
South ST Paul
Cs.d.aj
Markets Review of Chicago and Sioux City Produce Prices
Chicago market notes show butter futures steady to easy with spot prices softening after reports of heat and rain reducing demand. eggs and poultry quotes rise and fall with light supply movements. Sioux City and Watertown listings detail daily ranges for hens, leghorns, roosters, broilers and eggs, with regional price spreads across 4% to 18% weight classes.
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Chicago
Sane
Sioux Falls Produce and New York Eggs Report
Sioux Falls and New York markets show mixed poultry and egg prices with July reports. Poultry items list heavy hens, leghorn hens, broilers, and ducks with varied weights and prices. eggs steady in New York. Chicago potatoes and poultry quotations reflect on track and live inventories.
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Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Turkey
Sloux Falls
Sioux Falls
New “York
New York
Chicago
U.5.d.a
Missouri Cobblers
Kansas Cobblers
Virginia Cobblers US
California
White ‘Rose
Idaho Bliss
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Wheat Fluctuates as Prices Close Higher in U.S. Market
Wheat futures fluctuated during the session with July rising 34 cents to close higher. December and September contracts varied, while flax showed limited relief from North Dakota rain reports. Coarse grains held firm with oats and rye up, barley firmer, and cash wheat, corn, and oats in good demand amid light winter wheat receipts.
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Minneapolis
North Dakota
Mrs Lucy Salisbury Dies in Dallas Texas
Mrs Lucy Salisbury dies in Dallas Texas at home of daughter Mrs William Murray after a week's illness She was past 80 and formerly lived in Huron Survived by son J J Salisbury daughter and granddaughter Mrs Ole Piper of Carpenter Funeral and burial planned Riverside Cemetery beside husband who died years ago
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Tay Salisbury
Huron
Ole Piper
Carpenter
J. J. Salisbury
Wolsey
Grain price summary from Minneapolis market notes
Minneapolis market reports detail mixed grain prices and flour figures for July. Wheat No 5 dark northern and No 1 grade costs 1.0134 and 1.02 percent, corn sample grade yellow and No 3 mixed, oats and flax not quoted. Flour carload rates 7.20 to 7.40 per barrel, pure bran 25 to 26.50, standard middlings 29.00 to 29.50. shipments 21, 21,968.
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Sioux City
U.sd.a
Pace
Minespolix
Minneapolis
Duluth Cash Close Thursday Grain Prices
Duluth reports cash wheat and durum prices by grade with weights for No. 1 through No. 5, including amber durum and red durum, flax No. 1 trading at 189 percent, all listing market values for the day.
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Duluth
Stocks Rebound Amid Drought and Labor Tensions
Stocks rallied in New York as drought and steel labor tensions eased. Gains reached up to three points with volume around 1.3 million shares, finishing firm. Buying interest centered on steels, railroads, motors, copper, oil, and merchandising issues amid profit taking near the close.
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New York
Chicago Wheat Futures Report and Minneapolis Cattle Sale
Grain market notes show July wheat futures at around 123 with varied bids and discounts for test weights. Minneapolis cash cattle sales report 947 head, wheat receipts 55 carloads, prices and grades listed with No 2 dark northern and No 1 hard Montana categories.
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Minneapolis
Laaglam
Montana
Hart Montene Winter Lipg
Lim
Hueon Grain Market and Stocks from Grain Bulletin Card
A grain market card lists prices for No. 1 dark morthom and No. 3 yellow, with numerous canned and industrial stocks including Armour, Atchison, Chrysler, Con Edison, Du Pont, Eastman, Goodyear, General Mills, Kroger, Sears, Socony, US Steel, and many others. It covers New York market figures and Minneapolis stocks, along with bond rates and a brief note on Treasury yields and US dollar parity. The page blends grain quotations with an Associated Press stock roundup and minor bond data.
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Hueon Grain Market
Grain Bulletin
N.Y
Alaska
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Sta B&o Ts
Barmsdale
Croid
Bendix Av
Beth
Borden
C&o
Crip IA
Chrysler
Cole
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson Wie
Mitchell Proclaims City Day of Prayer for Rain
Mitchell rings with a citywide call for rain as 13 churches join to name Friday as a day of prayer. Bells will toll in homes and businesses and special services are set at the Presbyterian Church with Dr. Leon H. Sweetland of Dakota Wesleyan University leading the evening. Mayor George Fredericks issued the proclamation urging residents to unite in supplication for relief from the heat and drought.
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Mitchell
Dita Om
Presbyterian Church
Leon H. Sweetland
Dakota Wesleyan University
George Fredericks
Elsie Janis Seeks Aid After Selling Belongings
New York actress Elsie Janis says she will dedicate her life to helping the unfortunate. She told the New York Daily News that she has given away everything but money and asks supporters to assist in straightening things out after publicity from her letter to the Tarrytown paper. Baumgaertner Dies in St Paul at 65
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New York
Elsie Janis
Sage Star
Tarrytown
N. Y
New York Daily News
Baumgaertner
ST. Paul
William, Baumgaertner
der Wanderer
Neighborhood News Briefs Include Travel and Training Notices
Neighborhood items list residents leaving for Minneapolis for two months beauty course, Denver summer school registrar Letitia Hahn, Mrs D J Decks visiting West Coast relatives, McNickle off to Fort Anceln nine months military training, and Floyd Cocking family visiting relatives with M F Seaman and the Labries. Also Mr and Mrs Fargo, of Sioux Fells, and Washington visitors arrive for a friend and relative visit.
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Mike Alice Habin
Minneapolis
Harry
Wilking
Chicago
Patience Wilkins
Letitia
Hahn
Denver
Miss Hahn
Wesleyan University
da. Mirs
Fryer
West Coast
D. J
Sioux
LW. Labrie
Washington, D.C
Winners announced in VFW essay contest in Brookings
The Veterans of Foreign Wars announces the winners of the state essay contest. Jack Haggarn of Aberdeen is first and Marywil Raeder of Bridge is second. Br do Tiwn in Scotland received honorable mention. The contest was open to youths 14 to 18 and the theme explored what the Statue of Liberty means.
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Brookings
Aluxibia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roanzke
Jack Haggarn
Aberdeen
Marywil Raeder
Bridge
Fidnal
Br Do Tiwn
Scotland
Land Utilization Areas Purchased in Dakotas and Nebraska
Land utilization official Frank J. Hady reports the Resettlement Administration bought 259,454 acres for eight agricultural projects in Nebraska and the Dakotas at a total of 835,459 dollars. Options for 132,558 acres were accepted, with potential expenditure of 4,606,982 dollars or 322 dollars per acre. Plans target 1,497,480 acres at about 4,777,439 dollars. Projects include Badlands Fall River area, Pennington Culver Fall River Jackson, South Dakota lands adjustment, Little Missouri game refuge in Dewey, and Sully crime refuge in Sully County.
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Lincoln
Neb
Frank J0. Hady
Toaly
Nebraska
Dakotas
Cal Ward
Exch
Badlands
Fall River
Pennington
Culver
Jackson Counties
Ted Husing’s Wife Registers in Reno Hotel
Celia Ryland, wife of famed radio sportscaster Ted Husing, checked into a Reno hotel today. She declined comment on her presence here, following Husing’s public divorce from his first wife Helen G. Husing, reported earlier in July 1934.
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Ted Husing
Reno
Nev
Celia Ryland
Husing
Helen G. Husing
Hanford Line Extension Aimed Toward Tulsa
Thomas For tune Ryan MI, owner of Hanford Airlies, announced plans to extend the line within 0 to 6 days to Tulsa Oklahoma. The line currently runs from St Paul through Sioux City and Sioux Falls to Omaha and Kansas City.
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Hanford
Tulsa ST. Paul
Thomas Fortune Ryan MI
Hanford Airlies
Tulsa
Oklo
St Paul
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Omaha
Nebr
Kansas City
108-Year-Old Woman Victim Of Chicago Heat Wave
In Park Ridge, Illinois, 108 year old Matilda Steiger died in bed amid a heat wave. Her daughter Bertha Deering, age 70, found her mother unresponsive and said the heat aggravated her condition. Steiger, born December 13, 1827 in Belgrad, Germany, had remained active at home until about a year ago.
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Chicago
Matilda Steiger
Bertha Deering
Park Ridge
Steiger
Belgrad
Germany
Mrs Ruby Heat Victim Buried in West River Area
Mrs Julia Ruby, 78, longtime Stock County resident in southwestern Perkins County, died from heat at her granddaughter’s ranch home near here. She was the first victim in a record heat wave sweeping the region. Burial services were held yesterday.
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Ruby
Zeona
S. D
Julia Ruby
Strool
West River
Stock Country
Perkins County
Harry Dutton
Duluth Welcomes Norwegian Singers Parade
Duluth on July 9 welcomed the 22nd biennial Sapgerfest of the Norwegian Singers Association of America. The male chorus group, among other Scandinavian institutions in the country, thronged the streets during the parade and festivities.
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Duluth
Sapgerfest
Young Ducks Face Severe Drought Strain in Area
A biological survey reports drought harming wild duck fledglings in the region as ponds and sloughs dry up. Ducks migrating from the south encounter shrinking water supplies, forcing movement to find water and food amid ongoing drought conditions.
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Wasttington
Buren
Dakotar
Bary
Nurih
Fivaralle
Hinlosien Stavey
Young Duce
Mrs Christine Norquist Dies After Illness in Huron
Mrs Christine Norquist died about 10 45 last night in Huron after bed confinement. Born November 14 1880 in Sweden she came to the United States at age seven and lived in Kewanee then Regle Rapids Iowa later moved to Wihw then Huron two years ago. Surviving are daughters Mrs M Johnson of Huron Mrs Schumacher of Sioux Falls and sons Oscar Morcus Ed Mason City Arthur Oklahoma Elmer Alvin Huron Ernest William White and two sisters Mrs Ceresa and Mrs Pierce Beloit Wis and brothers Pete Johnson Life Falls Minn John Johnson Onida Ill Arrangements are pending awaiting word from out of town relatives.
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C. Norquist
Christine Norquist
Seme
BR. M. Sohyson
Wisconsin Avenue
Christine Johnson
Sweden
Kewanee
Gus Norquist
Elmer
Alvin
Huron
Forest of South Gate
Cai
Ernest
William
White
Margaret Ceresa
Dar Pierce
Beloit
Wis
Pete Johnson
Life Falls
Minn
John Johnson
Onida
Pune
Louis' Stepfather Dies After Stroke
Detroit report states Judy SP-Pat Brooks, 38, stepfather of Joe Louis, died last night following a paralytic stroke. He was at his bedside when Louis was knocked out by Schmeling in New York, an event kept from him for three days. Brooks, a Cant Hill, Als., native, came to the area ten years ago with his second wife, Mrs. Lillian Barrow Brooks. he is survived by nine children and nine stepchildren.
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Detroit
Judy SP
Pat Brooks
Joe Louis
Yooi
Louis
Brooks
Cant Hill
Als
New York
Lillian Barrow Brooks
Radio Talk by Dr Edward Clutter on KGDY
Dr Edward Clutter will speak on radio station KGDY from 10 to 11 15 tomorrow morning under the auspices of the Huron W C T U. The program is part of a local community outreach effort and will cover public health topics.
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Edward Clutter
Rado
KGDY
Huron W. C. Tlu
At the Hospitals Admitted and Surgical List
Admitted Richard Semona Wolsey. Surgical Elmer Mortimer Hitchcock Lena Hnonson White Sun Springs Mont medical Henry Mesd Wessington Surgical Dionissed Opal Waldron Huron Elizabeth Hoy Huron Mrs L Fink Huron Soreta Schlinder Bancroft Mrs Phil Erickson and baby boy Huron.
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Richard Semona
Wolsey
Elmer Mortimer
Hitchcock
Rgical
Lena Hnonson
White Sun Springs
Mont
Medical
Henry Mesd Wessington
Surgical Dionissed
Opal Waldron
Huron
Elizabeth Hoy
L. Fink
Soreta Schlinder
Bancroft
Phil Erickson
Baby Boy
Har
Lost White Fox with Brown Face Found Reward
Lost fox description reads white with a brown face and ears with a reddish tint. Witnesses at 7 oclock reported seeing the animal near a residence. reward offered for return. Call 270 with information or to claim the fox.
Range and feed for sale on Arch Nelson farm
14 acres land with 100 acres of sweet clover cuts and shocks. Two barley and oat straw ricks. Two ty e end wheat straw ricks. One barn full oat straw. 15 tons jet hay. Ample feed for 600 head of cattle. Farm and feed available March 1, 1937, on Arch Nelson farm, Manchester, S. Dak. Also advertisement for wines and whiskies in gallons at Boxe Liquor Store across from paste office.
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Arch Nelson
Manchester
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Associated Press
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Asociated
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Bone de Pe Estes
Cane
Lucy Salisbury
Dallas
Tex
Esacms
TG ST
Wanee
The
Slocksociated Presy Indust Rey
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Kelvinator
Konnecots
Kresyo
Kroger
Lambert
Mack Trk
McKess & Rob
Monts Ward Nash
Nat Rise
Nat Cash Rey
Nat Disuil
Nat Pw Sc
NY Cent
NY NH & Hom North Am
North Pac
Packard
Par
Penney
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman & Purity Bak
RCA Reos
Rem Rand
Rep Si
Bossy Sears
Socony
Se Pac
Stand Brands
St Oil Cal
St Oil Lad
St Giles
Stew Warn
Stucaker II Swit & Co
Tex Corp
Tim Roll Beg
Transamerica
Twenty Cent
Union
Unit Corp
US Steel
Vanadian
Vick Chem
Warner
Elec
Woolworth
Associated Presse
First’ Bank
Northwest Banco
Jay
Treasury
Home Owners Loan
U.S
Dotler
Sryter
Charles MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Carol Frink
MacArthur
Miss Frinkk
Miss Hayes
Neighborhood News
Doland
Resettlement Administration
Ma Uot Meine
ST. Louis
Duck
Elmer Boyd
Nevada
Boxe Liquor Store
Paste Orice
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