Market Holds Top Of 9.25 Cattle Quoted At Lower Thursday
Armour Stock Yards at Huron reports Thursday hog receipts totaling 22 with top hogs at 9.25, cattle off, lambs and calves steady. Cattle prices range from good to medium grade with steers and yearlings 7.00 to 96.25, cows 4.00 to 5.00, calves up to 7.00, and hogs selling near 9.25 to 10.25 for various weights amid mixed demand across regional markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Cities
Chicago
Se. Paul
South ST. Paul
Slomx
City
Sioux City
Uspa
Kling Tower
Elleago
USDA
Bearish Sentiment In Grain Markets In Minneapolis
Grain traders in Minneapolis saw bearish sentiment despite strength in Chicago. Wheat futures eased with July and Sept contracts lower. coarse grains fell and cash wheat demand weakened while durum remained in good demand and rye and flax showed mixed signals across markets in Minneapolis and nearby regions.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Dee
Sioux City Produce Thursday Market Report
Sioux City and Mitchell markets report live poultry and egg prices. Hens and roosters vary by weight with leghorns and broilers priced per hundredweight. turkeys ducks and geese listed with No 1 and No 2 butterfat. Case lots and new prices appear for eggs and butterfat tracks.
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Selly Ky, Switt & Co
Pena
Sioux
Sioux Falls
U—F
Capone
Brosilers
Watexterm
Thursiay Watertown
Heary
Jeghorn
Sioux City
Mitchell
New York Produce Market Summary
New York July market report notes Beggs at 16 with steady Mixei colors and 12 875 firmer butter levels. Creamery values higher than extra, scores around 92. Firsts range 88 to 91, seconds 84 to 87. Centralized scores near 90.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Poultry Prices Hold Steady on Thursday
Chicago reports firm butter and steady poultry markets on July 11. Butter quotations range with creamery specials and extra firsts amid a government bid for 5 million pounds. Poultry prices show mixed moves across 35 trucks with hens, turkeys, fryers, and ducks listed at various weights and conditions.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Lezhora
Chicago Potatoes Market Summary and Prices
Chicago potato prices show steady old stock but light supplies and slow demand with Wisconsin round whites US No 1 at 40 cents per cwt and Idaho russets US No 1 at 180. New stock slightly weaker, light supply, moderate demand. Arkansas bliss triumphs US No 1 at 1.60, Californian long whites at 1.85, Kentucky cobblers 1.50, Missouri cobblers 1.50, Oklahoma bliss triumphs 1.25, Tennessee triumphs 1.20. Chicago futures note butter, egg standards and refrigerator prices listed with mixed movements.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Kentucky Cobblers
Missouri
Oklahoma Bliss
Tennessee
Market dips as tech factors weigh on favorites
New York stocks sag amid mixed trading with several issues bucking the decline. Allied Chemical drops over 3 points while Du Pont, Public Service of New Jersey, and Chiare Pacific slip about two shares. many others ease fractionally. Municipal and corporate debt quoted with Liberty, Treasury, and Farm loan issues noted.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Chieri Pacific
du Pont
Public Service of New Jersey
US Steel
American Telephone
American
Cin
Case
Chrysler
Sears
Hoebuck
Eastman Rhodsk
Tate
Mrs Mannon 82 Dies After Six Months Illness
Mrs Elewnorg Mannon dies at home of her granddaughter Mrs RF Hagman in Campton TL after a six month illness. Survived by two daughters Laura Johnson and Mya Fred Adelph, one son Willard Mannon, a sister and a brother. Member of Waneta chapter Order of Eastern Star and Compton Methodist Church. Short funeral at Welter chapel with Rev Morrison, body to be moved to Decor 0 for further services and interment. Broadland Sunday school picnic scheduled nearby.
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Fred Adelph
Dixos
Willard” Mannon
Seattle
Wagh
Jeanette Dunton
Powpow
Sherman Holdren
West Brooklyn
Mannon
Waneta
Order of Eastern
Star of
Compton
Compton Methodist Church
Nira ‘Amman
Morrison
Cooler Weather Promised Here
A northwest wind brought relief from the heat wave as humidity dropped, with government forecasters predicting cooler temperatures tonight and Friday. Despite yesterday's 103 degree high, readings were easing, but several cities reported extreme heat across the region and a rising death toll linked to the heat.
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Middle West
Nook
B. R. Laskowski
Kansas City
Andrew Hamrick
Phillipsburg
Wheat Belt
Eldorado
Smith Center
Tulsa
Okla
Beaver
Senate group to probe lobbying activities in utilities bill
A five member Senate committee with a 350000 budget and authority to use "G men" was formed to probe lobbying by federal officials. The panel recessed to continue inquiries after hearing Ernest Gruening testify no threats or promises were made to influence Representative Brewster.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ernest, Gruening
Interior Department
Brewster
Maine
Roosevelt
Cout
Associated Freas
Fortunetve
O'Connor
Valley Authority Measure Passes Amid House Action
The House approved legislation to broaden the Tennessee Valley Authority power. Final passage was 277 to 100 with the measure returning to the Senate for amendments. Conference committee will reconcile differences on Roosevelt favored provisions and a TVA time frame for selfsufficiency.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
Fragmentary China flood report from BANICOW area
Incomprehensible OCR text mentions Chinese reports on floods in July near BANICOW CHENA. References to pensions, Yen shils, and a rising Lo river with crowding in a western Hornan province. Details are garbled and unclear.
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China
Mrs Kaufman Dies Wednesday At Yale Hospital
Mrs J D Kaufman of Yale died at Mitchel hospital about 11 o'clock yesterday morning after a two year illness. Bessie Harding born at Sibley Iowa April 9 1896 married to J D Kaufman at Huron June 28 1916. She was assistant cashier in Farmers State bank at Yale for 19 years and active in Presbyterian church and American Legion auxiliary. Survived by husband and her parents Mr and Mary Eugene Harding of Yale one sister Trene Harding two brothers Paul Mording of Cavour and Carl Harding of Yale. Short services at home 130 pm and at Presbyterian church in Huron 230 pm Friday with Rev W H Riley in charge. Burial Riverside cemetery.
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Kaufman
J. D. Kaufman
Yale
Mitchel Hospital
Bessie Harding
Sibley
Huron
Farmers State Bank
Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary
Eugene’ Harding
Trene| Harding
Paul, Mording
Cavour
Carl Harding
St Huron
W. H. Riley
Fies
Hubert Kotelle
Riverside Cemetery
Summer School Closes Friday at Huron College
Summer session at Huron College ends Friday with exams after a record enrollment of 120 students including 16 grade and high school pupils. President Frank J. Eversull notes strong fall prospects with 98 new pre-registrations and plans a September 10 fall term. Eversull will give an education and religion lecture tonight and soon depart for Colorado to continue lectures at Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley, while Dr V T Smith accompanies him.
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Huron College
Frank J. Eversull
Eversull
College Chapel
Evversull
Greeley
Cols
Evarsall
Collorado State Teachers College
V. T. Smith
Colorado
Farm Aid Plan Favored by South Dakota Officials
Pierre July 11 Gov Tom Berry voiced confidence that the Farm Credit Administration plan to aid farmers’ harvest financing would operate satisfactorily in South Dakota. Bankers and county officials expect the FCA program to cover harvest costs with notes paid from marketing proceeds and withholdings on prices.
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Pierre
Tom ‘Berry
Edersi Farm Credit Administration
South Dakota
FDA
A. M. Eberle
FCA
Omaha
Ronald Protests AAA Provision in Senate Debate
Washington July 11 The Senate protested W R Ronald editor of Mitchell daily Republic over the Senate agriculture committee plan to delete a House approved AAA amendment. The measure would give the agriculture secretary power to fix import quotas on farm products. Senator Norbeck questioned the need for protection against foreign farm products and inserted a telegram urging restoration of the quotas authority or higher tariffs to protect parity prices.
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Ronald
Washington
Senate Today
W. R Ronald
Mitchell, U. Ch. Daily Republic
Senate Agriculture Committee
Norbeck
South Caleotta
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admission notes include Mrs George E Hitchey of Gainesville Florida for medical care. Minor surgical cases listed include Raymond Horn and Bernhardt Wag et al from Wolsey. Surgical entries show Harold Hopkins of Lake Presto. Revo Ashley, Kimball, Wie mpeace, Mrs Fred Lampee and baby. Eva Tilbury and Manchastar are also noted in hospital records.
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Samar Larsaalaad
Dabaeaad
George E. Hitchey
Gainesville
Fla
Medical
Chris
Beck
Ere
Sorsicaly
Lorraine
Alvirs
Raymond Horn
Henry and
Bernhardt Waget
Wolsey
Surgical
Harold Hopkins
Lake Presto
Ashley
Kimball
Wiempeace
Freds Lampee
Baby
Huron
Eva Tilbury
Manchastar
Huron Opens Free Supervised Pool For City Children
About 200 youngsters, led by Nickie Georgiades aged six, enjoy Huron’s new free supervised swimming program at West Park pool. Districted days require attendance, two hour sessions, free tickets from schools, Red Cross guards on duty, and daily water analysis. City and West Park pool owners partnered to provide access at no charge.
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Nickie Georglades
West Park
Huron
Nickie
Loftus Ward
General Playground
Direeter
Meinley
Jefferson School
Wilson School
David
Kansas
Helen Wallenfelt
Pearl Ereels
Byron Tilman
City Water Department
West Park Pool
Bible Classes Meet Wednesday in West Side Study Group
Bible classes meet weekly at homes on the West Side under the State Adult Educational program. The group at Mrs. Gordon 80 Michigan Avenue Southwest enrolled fully with two new members. next gathering July 17 at Mr. Averil Henningsen 545 Seventy Street Southeast. Mrs. Anne Edd sang a song with guitar at Mrs. Barton 777 Utah Avenue Southeast.
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West Side
W. C. Gordon
Michigan Avenue Southwest
William Barton
Utah Avenue Southeast
Garren
Ene
Anne Edd
Averil Henningsen
Seventy Street
Southeast
Mira
Electric rate survey shows wide SD town differences
A 1905 survey compares kilowatt hour rates across South Dakota towns. Sioux Falls municipal power leads for 25 hours at 2.58 to 2.75 dollars, while Vermil ion and other towns report 1.75 to 2.25 dollars. For 1500 kilowatt hours, 250 kWh blocks, and appliances the data shows varied pricing from Mobridge to Pierre with several towns around 3 to 11 dollars per block. Names of utilities include Northern States Power, Central Public Service, and local municipal grids.
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Edgemont
Sioux Falls
Municipal
Vermilion
Northern States Power Company
Rapids City
Dakota Power Company
Lead and Deadwood
Consolidated Power and Gight Company of
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Huron
Mitchell
Yankton
Redfield
Northwestern
Public Service Company
Madison
Wiatertown
Brookings and
Sioux Balls
TAB
Vermillion
Lead
Deadwood
Rapid City
Mobridge
Watertown
Hot Springs
Pierra
Brookings
I Sioux Falls
Aberdon
Redfeld
Chicago Writer Faust Seeks Utah Hills Visit After Long Drive
Chicago Tribune editor Baron Faust and family stopped in Huron en route to Zi Jowstone Park. He planned four stories from the road, tracing a 590 mile journey from Chisago starting yesterday, with a 16 hour 45 minute drive time and a two hour filing stop at Winona.
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Chicago
Hal Faust
Chicago Tribune
Zi Jowstone Park
Huron
Faust
Tsyeare Oid
Winona
Minn
Bau Landa
Utah Hills
Chisago
Brookings
Iota
South Dakota
Ian
Minneapolis
Harvest Festivals Planned Here by Chamber Retailers
Retailers voted to join a large old time Harvest Festival set for late August with details to be announced. The plan emerged at a meeting sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce retail division. A March events Postal Workers Day is also planned for July 28 during the state nostalgia workers convention in Huron. Merchants will be urged to dress windows and feature late summer and fall merchandise.
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Haurom
Chamber of Commerce
Tt Alto
Postal Workers
Thuresay
Huron
Postal Workers Convention
H. H. Hecblem
Chamber
Suspend Hearings On Tax Program In Washington
The House Ways and Means Committee suspended hearings on the president's tax program due to witnesses failing to appear. Five witnesses were listed, but only Chester H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation and General R. E. Wood of Sears, Roebuck and Company answered when called.
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Washington
Ways and
Eleendar
Bug Tone
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federaion
General R. E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck and Company
For Rent and Sale Notices in Wayland Area
Readable lines show a residential four room apartment for rent starting August 1st and multiple sale notices. The text lists contact phones 2F3 and 2806 and a Florence area auto parts and electric stove for sale with phone 8607 and 928 Nebr. The fragmented OCR reflects classified ad style from a local newspaper.
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Medsat
Aise Wiet
Florence
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