Armour Stockyards Hogs Lead Market With 4.46 Top
Armour Stockyards at Huron reports hog receipts totaling 750 with top price of 4.46, cattle calves and sheep markets mostly steady. Cattle prices show wide ranges for steers and heifers. calves strong for veal. sheep with spring lambs and ewes varying by class. hogs remain steady to higher amid mixed weights and markets in Chicago area trends.
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Armour Yards
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Urius
Plaire
Yveavling
Heg
Chicago
Livestock Market Telegrams From St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City
Agriculture market notes from St Paul and Sioux Falls dated July 16 report varied shifts in cattle hogs and lambs. Slaughter cattle mostly steady to higher with vealers up to 25 per head and feeders strong. Hogs unevenly steady to 10 lower. top bids around 4.40 to 4.50 per 100 pounds. Lambs down modestly across regions with mixed prices for yearlings and ewes. Continuous cattle and hog movements appear routine for midweek trading in regional yards.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Ughter
Slaugher
Vario SD
Sioux
Falls Livestock
VPI
God
Sioux City
Soux City
S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat Futures Hit New Lows
Wheat futures eased to new lows in early trading on rumors the Farm Board was selling in Chicago Duluth and Minneapolis. July futures closed 1 cent lower while September and December closed unchanged. Rye and barley prices mixed as cash demand slowed, with mixed durum and hard spring grades also noted.
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Minneapolis
Wade
Chicago
Duluth
Duluth Cash Prices for Wheat and Durum
Duluth July 16 report lists cash prices for wheat and durum with various classifications. No. 1 dark northern and No. 2 and 3 grades show values around 50 to 56 cents, amber durum around 44 to 46 cents, and durum alternatives near mid 40s. prices expressed per bushel with multiple grades referenced.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolig Cash
Duluth
Wheat Futures Report From Duluth Markets
Mixed trading across futures with references to durum and flax, several delivery months noted. A brief Duluth market snapshot mentions percentages, arrivals, and a July close around 28.
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Duluth
Markets and Huron Poultry and Butter Prices
Sioux City reports market notes for Huron poultry and eggs, butter, and hides with daily shipped prices. Poultry hens bring 7 to 10 cents per pound, roosters 5 cents. eggs price ranges noted. butter creamery and country figures listed. butterfat around 11 to 11.5 cents. Huron dairy and poultry firms supplied updated flotation figures and product classifications.
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Huron
Swift & Se Huron, & D
Lioux City
Sioux City
Sioux Falls Produce and Chicago Market Reported Prices
Market wires show diverse farm outputs with July figures from Sioux Falls Mitchell and New York. Hens, springs, and other poultry counts appear alongside potato, flour, and dairy prices. closing quotations list numerous stocks and commodities including Chicago poultry, Minneapolis flour, and major industrials.
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New York
Bulter
Salvation Army Urges Local Job Listings
Residents of Huron and nearby areas were urged to list available jobs at the Salvation Army employment office. The agency seeks both men and women for farm and city work opportunities in the region.
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Salvation Army
Huron
Salvation Army Employment Office
Krueger Charged With Bond Theft in NY Bond Case
New York reports say Ivar Kreuger stole fifty thousand bonds from the International Match Corporation, moved the bonds to his own Swedish account, and faced actions by Irving Trust to safeguard $1500 in interest. Federal injunctions paused payments pending suits to recover securities. The charges stem from Kreuger’s role as president of the German issued bonds and the bankrupt match concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ivar Kreuger
Midas
Matches
Irving Trust Company
International Match Corporation
Ktreuger
Trust Company
Jas
Match Company
Lee, Higginson and Company
Match King
Chase National Bank
Irving Trust
Kreuger
S. D. Woman Involved In Will Contest Case
Three brothers and two sisters of Emily Coleman St. Martin appeal a probate ruling admitting her will. They allege improper signing, mental unsoundness, and undue influence. The will leaves most of a 10 000 dollar estate to Twin Cities educational, religious, and charitable institutions. siblings would receive 10 dollars each.
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Bebapulis
Emily Colemart
County District Court
Maniey L. Fosseen
Seleman
Twin Cities
Emanuel S. St. Martin
Oxboro
H. D. St. Martin
St. Paul
KE. J. St. Martin
Bloomington
Adelle Hoysler
Minneapolis
Marie Angelle Labrie
Turton
House Passes Tax Records Access Resolution
Washington July 16 The House approved a resolution directing the secretary of the treasury to make available all income tax and revenue records to the Senate Banking Committee. Rep Rainey offered the measure with Rep Snell's support after noting the Senate had directed inquiry into the treasury and internal revenue bureau but lacked authority without a tax law amendment.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Banking Committee
House
Senate
Representative Rainey
Representative Snell
Rainey
Senata
Treasury and
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bishop Magee Returns Home After South Dakota Meeting
Bishop J. Ralph Magee went home to St. Paul after presiding at a cabinet meeting with district superintendents of the South Dakota Methodist church here. A reception and banquet honored the bishop Thursday night, with several hundred Methodists from Huron and other parts of the state in attendance.
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Magee
St. Paul
J. Ralph Magee
Methodist Church
South Dakota
Huron
Aviator Tells Of 17 Days Survival In Jungle
Clarence McElroy American aviator rescued from the Mexican jungle after 17 days wandering in a tropical storm and wreckage. He described starving thirst and a leg injury while protecting his companion Roy Gerdom who was killed in the crash near Vera Cruz. McElroy crawled four miles over nearly three weeks amid snakes beasts and disease before rescue near San Geronimo.
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Mexico City
Clarence McElroy
McElroy
San Geronimo
Vera Cruz
Honduras
Roy Gerdom
Tegucigelpa
Leff W McElroy
Gordon
Walsh Mentioned In Cuban Tourist Paper
John R. Walsh son of Mr and Mrs Walsh of Huron is named in Who's Who Among Visitors to Havanna. He is president of the South Florida Athletic Club of Tampa and handball champion Joe, visiting with Mrs Walsh. They plan an early return and stay at Hotel Bristol in Havana.
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Havana
Bristol
Regular Services To Be Held At American Lutheran Church
The Rev S D Disrud will deliver the sermon at regular morning services at the American Lutheran church on Sunday An announced choir performance The Close Investigation choir will sing The Christian Virtues and a special vocal solo will be presented in Hecla A B E R D E E N. Brown county officials have closed further investigation into a burglary case involving George Hamilton Hecla and Lou Mortis with theft from Estee Elevator company Court records show Hamilton pleaded guilty to burglary and Mortis offered an alibi Market Street in Hecla faces street improvements as part of local business district updates.
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S. D. Disrud
American Lutheran Church
Close Investigation
F. Mosius Christiansen
Aberdeen
Robert Bryan
George Hamilton
Hecla
Lou Mortis
Brown County
Hamilton
Estee Elevator Company
Morris
Redfield Man Sent To State Penitentiary
Henry Perrin a 65 year old Redfield resident pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame in circuit court. Perrin operated the Redfield house near the Milwaukee depot and was sentenced by Judge Alva E. Taylor to two and a half years in the state penitentiary. He was brought to court by State's Attorney A F Schleher and Sheriff J D Finnerty of Redfield.
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Redfield
Henry Perrin
Perrin
Milwaukee
Alva E. Taylor
A. F. Schleher
J. D. Finnerty
Russian Cossacks To Appear Tonight At Fair Grounds
Hundreds from nearby communities attend as Imperial Russian Cossacks present dancing riding singing and acrobatic acts at the Fair Grounds tonight at 9 p m under sponsorship of the William Reaves post of the American Legion. The post shares proceeds to fund drum corps and trips to the state Legion convention at Watertown. Organizers praise the troupe as skilled and courteous. Tonight's show starts half an hour later to accommodate evening shoppers.
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Fair Grounds
Huron
William Reaves
American Legion
State Legion
Watertmyn
G H. Cornell
The
Legion
Dog Tax List To Be Published Next Week
County Auditor WH Young announced the delinquent dog tax list will run in the three official county newspapers Monday or Tuesday next week. It lists dog owners who did not pay the new county license, the first year of the law. Proceeds fund livestock destruction reimbursement for farmers.
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WH. Young
Third Degree Case Probed In Mineola Death
Authorities probe the death of Hyman Stark 20 in police custody after eight hours of questioning over a robbery and assault charge. Inspector McCahill awaits autopsy results while ADA Little John reviews the case. Four youths tied to a Roslyn home invasion assaulted Valeria Hyzensky 64.
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Mineola
N. Y
Hyman Stark
Stark
Josephy Hyzensky
Frank E. McCahill
Martin W. Little John Jr
Matthaitan
Roslyn
Valeria Hyzensky
Pierre D Ball Team To Play Here Sunday At Fair Grounds
A picked Pierre team of diamond ball players will meet Chicago North Western from Huron at the Fair Grounds diamond tomorrow night at 10 30 p m. Tom Luby president of the Huron diamond ball league announced today.
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Pierre
Chicago North Western
Huron
Fair Grounds
Tom Luby
Huron Diamond Ball League
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted at Local Facility
At area hospitals Ralph Larson of Huron undergoing surgery Mra Robert Jackson of Huron undergoing surgery Morgan Keil of Alpens receiving medical care Dismissed Melya Brown of Woonsocket released from hospital care
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Ralph Larson
Huron
Surgical
Mra
Robert Jackson
Morgan Keil
Alpens
Medical
Melya Brown
Woonsocket
Heat wave sweeps nation as Chicago endures 95 degree day
A week of extreme warmth culminated in 95 degree heat at noon with no rain in sight for Chicago and much of the nation. The heat wave claimed several lives in multiple states, while forecasts offered little relief with possible evening showers. Thunder storms cooled some areas briefly, but heat persisted across the midwest and southwest. Temperatures reached 100 plus in many cities, with pockets of 108 unofficial readings.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Sunaner
Agadly 3D
Pittsburgh
Corcana
Longview
Tex
J. B. Sargent
Wiscons
Kansas City
Minnesot
Indiana
North Dak
Minnesota
Iowa
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Mis Lo
IND
GA Lass
N.S
California
NOG Sales Sioux Cipy
Huron Grain Markets
Meoh
Huron Dairy Market
Quck Brother Huron
Lezhorp
No. L. Ab
Bulles & Rogers Huson
Sioux Falls
Jeghorn Springs
Michell Produce Mitchell
Buller
U. S
Fleur
al Chem & Dye
Atlis
Borden
Briggs Miz
Case
Cerro de Pasco
C M
Wils
Chrysler
Col G & E
Cons Gas
Corn Products
Curtis Wright
Eastman
Fox Film Aire
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen
Nat'l Cash Regia
Nat'l Dairy
Nat'l Power & Lt
NY Cent
NY NH & H Fir North Am
North Pac
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Pata Pub
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
RCA
RKO
Rem
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Serre Roebuck
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Gil
Associated Preas
Ford Motor Ltde
Standard Oil
Swift & Co
Krueger
S. D
Tropic
Mexico
Clarence Melroy
Market Street
Louis
Busines
United States
Canada
Tare
Quire
Municipal Cours
Lake Preston, S. D
St. S. E
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