Armour Yards Market Report Hogs Steady to Strong
Market recap from Armour Stock Yards Huron July 12 shows hog receipts 400 with prices steady to strong top at 4.10. Cattle calves and sheep held firm while hogs 160 180 lbs up to 4.10, with various weight brackets listed. Chicago and Sioux City markets show gains and steady demand amid light receipts.
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Sioux City
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Idaho
South St. Paul
Grain Market Tone Unsteady Wheat Futures Inch Higher
Minneapolis cash and futures grain markets show unsettled tone with wheat futures gaining while coarse grains weaken. July wheat futures close higher. oats rye and barley face losses, cash wheat premiums firm to strong and durum wheat showing strength.
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Darus
Los
Winneapolis
Montana
Associated Press
SBN
Maling B. Peers
Mennee
Grain grade listing with durum and mixed durum types
A compact grain price list shows No 2 amber durum bids at 1.03 to 1.33 with No 2 amber durum 1.01 to 1.18, No 1 mixed durum 999123 and No 2 mixed durum 98 L28, and No 1 red durum 36 97. Prices and codes are presented as market notes.
Markets Report from Huron Sioux City Produce and Chicago/Sioux Falls listings
Detailed prices across hides wool and tallow at Huron and Bolles & Rogers plus Huron Hide and Metal Co. Sioux City poultry butter eggs hogs and live poultry market names Swift & Co. Sioux City and Sioux Falls regional quotes for July 12 including buckled by product line. Closing quotations cover Alaska to New York markets with commodity spreads and futures.
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Standard Oil Company
New Orleans
Rustch
Hucon
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City
Sioux Culy
New York
County Closes Coal Deals for Winter Purchases
County commissioners recessed their equalization session to approve coal contracts for next winter. Hw on Grain and Coal bid $7.82 per ton for stoker coal for the courthouse, and Huron Mills will supply lump coal at $9.55 per ton for the poor farm. About 200 tons of stoker coal and 15 tons of lump coal are anticipated. equalization of agricultural land and structures was completed, with a general trend of slightly lower assessments.
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Besdle County
Board of Equalization
Inquest Not Planned in Mrs. Jackson’s Death
Coroner Frank Kinyon said evidence points to self poisoning as the cause of death of Mrs. Robert C. Jackson 38 Glenn Avenue Northwest, with no inquest planned unless new evidence appears. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 30 a m at the Kinyon chapel with the Rev. D Dis officiating. burial in Riverside Cemetery.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
At the hospitals admitted A. J. Richardson of Huron and Surgeal Earl Flowers, Mrs Adolph Hintz of Cavour, Betty June Polly of Huron for surgical care, Mari lyn Joyce Rogers of Huron, Jo hanina Beenings of Bancroft, all surgical. Dismissed include Mrs M Knight and Asby, Buran, Lewis Meyers, Edwin Lippert, Betty Mae Erwin of Huron.
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Huron
Earl Flowers
Wolsey
Medical
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Cavour
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Johanina Beenings
Bancroft
M. Knight
Asby
Buran
Lewis Meyers
Edwin Lippert
Betty Mae Erwin
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Moves Across Stocks
New York listings display broad activity with many names showing slight gains or losses. Trading opened tepid as investors weighed bonds and sector performances amid fluctuating rail and energy shares.
Dollar Holds Slight Rise In Global Currency Trade
In Paris on July 12 the U S dollar closed at 15.2534 francs, up 14 centimes from yesterday’s 15.18 francs. The dollar opened at 15.18 francs, extending gains as markets absorbed U S currency strength.
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United States
Follar
Farmers Retain Machinery For Emergency Adjustment
Secretary Henry A. Wallace told the 30th annual American Institute of Cooperation meeting that farmers must keep the present emergency adjustment machinery until foreign markets reopen. He warned of a slow return to international trade and suggested a planned middle course for agriculture with annual admission of about 200 million dollars in goods. He said repeal of the act would remove relief and that opponents would first attack minor provisions like tax elimination. In Kansas City, grain leaders urged continuing the department’s acreage reduction program citing drought risk and small carryover fears, noting a winter wheat crop much smaller than the 1927–1931 norm.
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Wis
Henry A. Wallace
American Institute of Cooperaion
Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Harry B. Cordell
Fred
Vincent Kar
Oklahomansas City Grain Commission
Drowning at Tyndall Pool Claims Three Year Old
Three year old Raymond Slavek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slavek of Tyndall, drowned at Lake Tyndall municipal pool yesterday afternoon. A lifeguard was present and a crowd watched as the child was found after sister cried out. A physician said the death occurred about thirty minutes before discovery. Artificial respiration failed. The family includes four brothers and three sisters.
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Tendall
Raymond
Study Resolution Condemning Films Debated by Lutherans
Chicago delegates at the Associated Lutheran Charities convention considered a resolution condemning films that offend common decency and Christian ethics. The measure, submitted by Rev. H. F. Wind of the Buffalo Children's Friend Hospice Society, was seen as likely to pass.
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Chicago
Associated Lutheran Charities Convention
H. F. Wind
Buffalo Children's Friend Hospice Society
Education Committee Convenes In Huron
A state citizens committee on education appointed by Gov. Tom Berry met in Huron with Weeks and Weks discussing general educational problems. Attending members included J. J. Martin Watertown president of the South Dakota Grange Jim Adams Sioux Falls Otto Linstad Pierre representing the American Legion John Lindsey Mitchell representing the S D E A Mrs Chris Hiring Mitchell PT A Mrs O HL Olson Farmers Union and BR Hawkins Lead of the D B E A.
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Tom Berry
Charles Pugsley
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Smallest Crop Is Forecast Across Several Grains
The report estimates spring wheat at 3,447,000 bushels down from 4,250,000 last year and 9,174,000 two years ago. Rye seed production is dwindling to 287,000 bushels from 760,010 in 1933. Winter wheat at 189,940 bushels, flaxseed about 100,000 bushels, potatoes at 55 bushels per acre on 56,000 acres, tame hay near 492,000 tons, and wild hay around 469,000 tons.
Huron Sees 22 Inch Rain As Storms Aid Crops
Intermittent rains across South Dakota on July 12 brought moisture to the northeast, easing drought. Watertown reports up to two inches aiding corn and potatoes while hail near Egan caused window and crop damage. Salem and Spencer saw lighter effects with scattered hail and wind. Total July rainfall nears 3.23 inches in Peshtigo with 2.53 inches for the year.
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South Dakota
Aea
Watertown
Egan
Moody County
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Hell
Alexandria
Vail
Spencer
Salem
Peswith
Dill Retires from Politics as Senator C C Dill Exits
Senator C C Dill of Washington announces retirement from politics. A Democrat and the state's senior senator, his term since 1922 will end in 1935 after his announcement in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
C. C. Dill
Washington
Opinion on severance tax provokes varied views
Five readers weigh in on severance tax for natural resources. Dr C S Betts says it is good. Leo A Temmey argues for fairness and existing examples. L Hagen supports big corporations paying their share. J P Sauer urges stronger state recompense. Will G Robinson notes it may lower Homestake profits but keeps wealth in the state.
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Homestake
Winners of Comic Coloring Contest Take Free Huron Theatre Tickets
This week’s sweepstakes by The Evening Hurosite rewards ten free tickets to the Huron theatre for top entries in the Saturday comic pages. Winners include La Venne Prank and Delaing Quele, with other prize recipients listed along with their colored strips Moon Mullins Gumps and Our Boarding House. Tickets can be claimed at the Huron theatre box office.
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Simmons Avenue Southeast
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Huron Theatre
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Beulah Elion
Wolsey
Edna Christensen
Rouwie
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Colorado Avenue
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Jeannette Hollarbush
Lanar Ridge
Myrtle Vandagrift
Alpena
Huron Slot Machines in Sioux Falls Hearing
Testimony at the Sioux Falls investigation referenced slot machines in Huron as part of the broader sweep that led to a cleanup in the city several months earlier. The testimony analyzed machines in operation prior to the actions that sparked the inquiry.
Thistle Feed Experiments Promising For Livestock
A Colorado station reports lambs fed shelled corn cotton seed cake and wild Russian thistles gain 27.5 pounds in 113 days with feed cost per lamb about 1.09. Ground thistles replace cane fodder with similar gains at lower cost, value about 5.56 per ton, suggesting thistles as a viable roughage for cattle sheep and horses with further study planned.
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Ieney
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