Market News Hog Prices Drift Lower Across Midwest Markets
Friday hog prices were light at Armour Stockyards Huron with light sows steady and other categories 15 to 25 lower. Chicago quotes point toward an 8.00 mark near-term as hogs weigh 190-225 pounds bring 7.75 to 7.90, while slaughtering plants report steady or limited gains for cattle and sheep amid scarce calves.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Washington Range
Arly Bulk
M. Faw
South ST. Paul
U. S
U. 5
Dept. “Agr
Lambs
Sioux City
Sioux City Hog Sales Price Ag
Wheat Futures Nervous as Mixed Prices Hold Near Close
Minneapolis and Chicago markets show Wheat futures volatile with July steady near prior close while September higher and December lower. Cash wheat quiet to firm. corn and oats mixed with occasional gains and declines. flax rises early then retreats. Beef and hogs rise on brisk demand as cattle market softens under heat. reports include mixed supplies and variable bids across weights.
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Minneapolis
Farm Board
Montana
Fragmentary OCR note on cattle and weather figures
A rough OCR fragment describes cattle counts and weather or timing data with garbled terms such as 555 AM and 300 cattle. The text is incomplete, with many unreadable words and possible place names, offering no clear event or outcome.
Market notes and prices from Mitchell to Minneapolis
A dense list of July price reports for Butterfat Hens Eggs and Poultry from Mitchell Sioux Falls New York and Chicago with values for butter eggs poultry and wool. Figures include butterfat 24 25 cents per unit and Leghorn and broiler prices among others.
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Mitchell
Sdowx Falls
Sioux Falls
New York
dSloux
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rock Springs
Roosters
Grese
Firm New York Stock Market Closes With Steady Tone
The New York stock market ended on a generally firm note after listless rally attempts. Morning and afternoon gains were trimmed by fresh selling while overall volume stayed below 1.5 million shares. notable movers included Atchison Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Amoco with several issues showing modest gains.
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New York
Atchivon
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Minneaplis Stock Figures Mixed in Trading Session
The Minneapolis market shows varied results with Vanedives at 8 percent and Warner Pix at 7 percent while Western Union posts 116 percent. West Blec and Willys Overland with Woolworth also noted, alongside Yellow Tk at 4. Banks show minor gains in Bancorporation and other tied equities.
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S. Steel
Vanedives
Warner Pix
Western Union
West Blect& Willys Overland & Woolworth
Investment Trust Prices Reported by Paul Brown Co
Investment trusts reported by Paul Brown Co Minneapolis feature closing quotations on Thursday July 1 for a range of shares including Stax Carpecate Universal and Nation Wide growth funds. Trust shares show varied yields and terms across multiple issuer names with several 4 to 13 percent rates noted alongside miscellaneous abbreviations and percent figures.
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Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
North American ‘Trust
Carpecate Trust
Cumulative
Universal Trust
United Founders
ABC Trust
Frontense
Standard American
Incorporated Investors
Yeer
Texas Denison Rebuilds Free Bridge Barrier
Denison Texas under Adjutant General W. W. Sterling and Captain Tom Hickman of the Texas Rangers rebuilt the barrier at the Texas end of the new highway 6 interstate free bridge over the Red River after Oklahoma Governor Murray ordered its removal. The move preserves Texas control and delayed direct access to Durant Oklahoma, amid a broader bridge dispute and federal restraining order affecting Texas highway officials.
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Denison
Tex
W. W. Sterling
Tom Hickman
Texas Rangers
Highway Department
Texas
Red River
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Sterling
Murray
Durant
Okla
Colbert Toll Bridge
Red River Bridge Company
Terral
Gainesville
Denison Bridge
Coast Students Build Distance Phone Set Up
Stanford University students in the electrical engineering department are constructing a 150 watt amateur radiophone station to enable voice communication with the Orient and stations in Africa. They use standard equipment with some original ideas integrated into the setup.
Bird of Paradise plane retires for Hawaii exhibition
The Fokker monoplane known as the Bird of Paradise, flown by Lieuts Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger in the 1927 Oakland to Hawaii nonstop flight, is retired from active service and stored for exhibition at Hilo Lake Field as requested by the Hawaii governor.
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Hawaiian Islands
Lester J. Maitland
Albert FB. Hegenberger
Oakland
Cal
Hawaii
Lake Field
Court Upholds Minnesota Drug Store Licensing Law
The supreme court ruled Minnesota’s law constitutional requiring stores selling drugs to have registered pharmacists in charge. It upheld fines charged to a store for milling products without a pharmacist on site while noting certain exceptions in the regulation.
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Court &T. Paul
Tats Supreme Court
Minnesota
Turn Evert Down Moux Falls Weather Corrections
A corrected weather brief for Moux Falls issues a revised forecast after initial data indicated fog and temperature discrepancies. Officials urge drivers to use caution as visibility remains reduced and safe travel guidelines apply.
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Moux Falls
Te Amd
Game Birds Are Topic Of Confab
North Dakota officials host a conference with four states and Manitoba to discuss emergency waterfowl relief amid drought. Officials consider closing the open season. federal action under Hoover and Hyde eyed. Canadian and western officials join the talks with federal bird aides to weigh curtailment and relief measures.
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Bismarck
N. D
Judy
Game and Fish Departments
Burnie Maurek
North Dakota
Maurek
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Canada
Alaska
Edmondton
Alberta
Western Canada
W. B. Bell
Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington
F. A. Munte
Thomas Marlow
Montana Fish and Game Commission
W. D. Stewart
Fish and Game
Oscar Johnson
Game and Fish
South Dakota
D. G. McKenzie
Winnipeg
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
C. HL Atwood
Mrs Mary Sheppard Dies At Vermilion
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Mary Sheppard who died today after a long illness at the home of her daughter Mrs J S Payne at Vermilion Funeral services are to be held Sunday at Vermilion Mrs Sheppard has spent her winters here with Mrs Irving R Crawford of Huron a daughter of Mrs Sheppard was with her at the time of death Sheppard was well known here
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Mary Sheppard
J. S. Payne
Vermil
Irving R. Crawford
Huron
Sheppard
Vermillion
Sheppard J
Crawford
Frank Schultz Dies at Home After Two-Year Illness
Frank Schultz 81 died last evening at his home four miles west of Huron after a two year illness. Born February 14 1850 in Bohemia he came to Nebraska in 1877. He married Martie Fujan May 19 1878 at Wahoo. Funeral in Kinyon chapel Sunday at 2 o clock with Rev S D Disrud officiating burial Riverside Cemetery beside his wife who died May 12 1929. Surviving: Charles Schultz Seneca Joseph and Louis Schultz Huron Mary Svec Emma Hovsks Frances Svec John Neb and sister Mia Ostry Anna Novak Hannah Horn many relatives. Also brother John Schultz Prague and several other sisters in Nebraska.
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Frank Schultz
Huron
Mr. Schultz
Bohemia
Nebraska
Martie Fujan
Wahoo
Neb
Beadle County
Kinyon Chapel
Rev
S. D. Disrud
Riverside Cemetery
Schultz
Charles Schultz
Seneca
Joseph
Louis Schultz
Mary Svec
Emma Hovsks
Frances Svec
John
John Schultz
Prague
Ave
Mia
Mary Ostry
Anna Novak
Anthony Haut
Pauline Rerucka
Ecainard
Mra
Hannah Horn
Oklishoma
German Aid Plan Drawn For Washington Conference
A leaked report from Washington indicates Germany outlines a plan during a high level conference. Officials will discuss relief measures for central Europe and a new economic program. Key figures include Treasury Secretary Mellan and President Rose.
Slump in payrolls and employment in June
Washington reports a further drop in both payrolls and employment for June from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. One set of figures covering 15 major industrial groups shows employment down two percent and payrolls down 4.5 percent from May. A second set based on manufacturing industries shows a 2.6 percent drop in employment and a 6.2 percent decline in June payrolls versus May. Bright spots include cunning and preserving plants up 26.1 percent, laundries up 8 percent, and dyeing and cleaning up 8.24 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Merle Buck On Program At Wagner Air Fair
Merle Buck of Huron, chief pilot for the Mid-West Airport at Madison Wisconsin, visiting his parents in Huron, leaves by plane for Wagner to headline the carnival air fair tomorrow and Sunday. He holds many trophies for stunt and speed in Wisconsin and plans to return Sunday night then resume duties at the Mid-West Airport midweek.
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Merle Buck
Wagner Merle Buck
Huron
Mid-West
Madison
Wis
A. E. Buck
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Billfold with five thousand dollars found in Garden of the Gods
A billfold containing about 5000 in cash and securities was found in the Garden of the Gods Colorado Springs and returned to owner J Walsh of Sioux City. Mrs Henry Woods of Denver found it and turned it to Sheriff Robert M Jackson. Walsh claimed the money and sent 19 dollars as a reward to Mrs Woods.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Trom P
J. Walsh
Sioux
Henry Woods
Denver
Robert M. Jackson
Walsh
Testimony Opens in Ehnert Case With Defense Challenges
Open testimony in the Ehnert case recounts Anthony Ehnert’s alleged crime scene and witnesses Andrew and Bates. Prosecutor Temmey outlined the case while defense attorney Crawford vowed to prove state witnesses conspired against Ehnert. Witnesses described a disputed shooting in the north Huron stockyards and subsequent actions.
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Crawford
Ehnert
Leo A. Temmey
Andrew
Bates
North
Huron
Av Field
Rutherford
Ebnert
Vicim
Wheat Prices Stay Low Across World Markets
Washington reports the agriculture department foresees another year of very low world wheat prices with stockpiles in North America and Australia likely to keep supplies ample. Returns to farmers remain small, especially in spring wheat regions, while Russian acreage changes and drought affect prospects. farm board chair Stone doubts any price stabilization plan will work this season.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
North America
Argentine
Australia
Danube Basin
Europe
Argentina
Chatman Stone
Farm Board
Stone
Northwest
Curtis
Capper
Watson
Stabilization Corporation
Bandit Shoots Man in Cedar Rapids Robbery
In Cedar Rapids on July 17 a bandit robbed E. Z. Boland and Miss Zoller then shot J. H. Pack killing him. Miss Zoller was seriously wounded and Hazel McNulty escaped. Pack reportedly resisted with a bottle triggering the fatal gunfire as the bandit fled after taking cash a wrist watch a fountain pen and a diamond ring. Police link the suspect to two earlier robberies the same night.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. H. Pack
Iowa City
Rost Zoller
Peck
E. Z. Boland
Miss Zoller
Hazel McNulty
Fountain
Diamont
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Brie
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Gen Moters
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