Livestock Market Results Across Sioux City and Chicago
Sioux City cattle and hog markets report mixed movement with 2 000 head cattle 200 calves in Sioux City on July 18, prices showing steady to higher for hogs top 11 65 for 180 320 lb butchers 10 90 11 10 cattle and calves varied by grade while Chicago hogs 22 000 head steady to higher and cattle and sheep also quoted with several weight classes and price ranges across the U S Department of Agriculture reports
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Sioux City
Siou City
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
St. Pagal
Sip. Paul
U. S
ALGO
Poultry Prices Plunge in Early Market Listings
Market notes show listings for heavy hens light hens and assorted fowl from Auron Poultry and Boek Brot Aaron. Prices appear to vary with time and may change, reflecting fluctuating demand for Leghorns and related breeds.
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Coe Auron
Boek Brot
Aaron, S
Wheat futures rise amid weak crop advices and mixed demand
Northern crop advices show steady deterioration as wheat futures move higher despite bearish sentiment. Oats and rye surge on short covering and strong cash market demand remains varied with premiums easing slightly. barley and flax show mixed to weak action amid volatile futures.
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Minneapolis
New South Dakota
Plankinton
Duluth Futures Report From July 17 Market Notes
Futures range for oats barley and rye shows mixed prices with highs and lows. Durum and wheat options list varying bids across July September and December contracts with several fractional percent changes noted.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Dee
Bulls Operate In Stock Trade Amid Wheat Rally
The market rallied on higher wheat prices lifting December to a record, with call money easing from 12 to 10 percent then 8 as funds appeared. Strong gains in Case Threshing International Harvester and motor shares boosted indices while rails steadied. closing near day highs with 4.3 million shares traded.
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New York
Federal’ ‘Reserve- Brokers
Case Threshing
International Harvester
Nash
Studebaker
Gardner
United Aircraft
Corliss
Wright
Greene Gananea
Kansas City
Youngworth Praises Black Hills Scenery during visit
Leo V. Youngworth of Los Angeles Imperial Detentate of the Shrine enjoyed a reception and ball at Najah temple Deadwood. He praised the Black Hills as one of the most scenic regions he had seen and lauded the hospitality during his Rapid City stop en route to Sheridan Wyoming.
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Rapid City
Leo V. Youngworth
Los Angeles
Imperial
National Shrine Organization
Sheridan
Wyo
Naja Temple
Deadwood
Youngworth
Black Hills
Agents of New Company Meet District Representatives
District agents of the State Farm Life Insurance company of Bloomington Illinois gathered at the South Dakota Farm Bureau offices. Albert P. Caldwell described the new organization and its operations as meetings for local agents begin Wednesday.
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State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Ill
Sassign
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Albert P. Caldwell
A. W. Tompkins
State Farm Bureau
Huron
J.T. Venables
Rapid City
Ea Sheets
Henry
George C. Ernest
Aberdeen
N. Id. Haan
Watertown
Lewis Buswell
L. B. Rose
Thomas
D. A. Gaumnitz
Sioux Falls
F. Q. Krug
Madison
Lyle Seitz
Mitchell
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Life
South Dakota
Walther League head re elected to lead for another year
Fort Wayne July 17 Present administration of the Walther League will continue in office for another year as delegates to the 27th annual convention of Young Lutherans re elected most incumbents. J J Gallmeyer of Fort Wayne, who sparked debate with his regeneration through Christian influence line, won 668 votes to 57 for Victor Schulz of Grand Rapids Mich. Four vice presidents were reelected: W Raeppler Edmonton Alberta Waco Texas Charles Kohien Brooklyn and Edwin Meese Jr Oakland Cal. Only ratification remained before awarding the 1980 convention to Cleveland
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Fort Wayne
Walther League
J. J. Gallmeyer
Billy
Victor Schulz
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gallmeyer
Prof
W. Raeppler
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
W. R. Kramer
Waco
Texas
Charles D. Kohien
Brooklyn
East
Edwin Meese, Jr
Oarkland
Cal
West
Cleveland
Labor Bureau Office Opens in Huron
The employment bureau opens in Room 204 at the post office building Huron led by special agent Ed McChane of the federal labor department. Aimed at balancing labor supply and demand the office plans to stay open through harvest and threshing seasons with a phone line for workers and employers.
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Employment Bureau
Huron
Ed McChane
Federal Labor Department
McChane
Funeral for Nyman Girl Held in Brookings
Ruby Irene Nyman 21, a State college student and Brookings High School graduate, died Sunday in Huron while visiting friends. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church this afternoon. She was born March 22 1908 in Volga and is survived by her parents, six sisters and two brothers. State’s Attorney said criminal charges against Ilo Morgan, held in Beadle county jail in connection with her death, would likely be filed tonight.
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Brookings
Lutheran Church
Ruby Irene Nyman
State College
Huron
Brookings High School
Miss Nyman
Volga
Brookings County Register of Deeds
Alex Nyman
W. W. Howes
Ilo Morgan
Beadle County
Meet Friday for Brookings Trip in State College Day
Beachs county 4-H delegation plans early morning departure from Huron to Brookings for Farm and Home Day activities. A meeting of eastern bound participants will be held at the post office building Friday at 9:30 a. m. Beadle county 4-H clubs will join the Brookings event, following last year’s relay race success.
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State College
Brookings
Beachs County
Huron
Beadle
R. A. Cave
J. H. Henry Tops Cattle Market
W H Henry of Willow Lake led the cattle market at Armour stockyards with 40 yearling Herefords selling at 45 1 4 cents per pound. The 40 head averaged about 160 dollars each, raised on a farm northwest of Willow Lake. Partner Mr Smith noted calves gained 3 44 pounds daily. Henry previously topped markets in St Paul and Chicago.
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W.H. Henry
Willow Lake
Armour Stockyards
Mr. Henry
Smith
Henry
St. Paul
Chicago
Oil Line Break Stalls Endurance Flight Attempt
A broken oil line halted a bid to set a new world endurance flight record with the California built San Gran 1 monoplane. Bartlett Stephens and Ike McKinley forced to land at 10:30 p m after 85 hours 49 minutes aloft. another attempt will be made once the plane is reconditioned.
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San Francisco
Lots Bartlett Stephens
Ire Mckinley
Princes Takamatsu and Kikuka Betrothal Details in Japan
Tokyo July 17. Imperial circles in Japan recall that Prince Takamatsu and Princess Kikuka Tokugawa met for the first time two months after betrothal. Their meeting occurred at the Palace of the Empress Dowager Sadako with tea and ceremonial gifts of sea bream halibut and lobster. The marriage is planned for spring 1930.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chichibu
Setsuko Matsudaira
Takamatsu
Kikuka Tokugawa
Sadako
Federal Farm Board Withholds Tuna Loan Funds
The Federal Farm Board announced no loans from its 15 million dollar fund for tuna projects while policy is reviewed. It will only deal with cooperative officials, not outside counsel, and will publicize decisions through the press and cooperatives when actions are determined.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Hail and Wind Damages Reported Across Britton Area
A severe hail storm with heavy winds swept Marshy county east of Britton, South Dakota last night. Wind damaged barns and crops with losses estimated around ten percent in a wide eight mile by six mile area from Pratts to south of Britton. Rain followed for hours with Britton receiving 1.77 inches and other communities reporting lighter totals.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Here
Pratt
Britton
Houghton
Late City
Sisseton
Tydr
DARED 70 MOVE TO NEW BUILDING
Remaining space in the Lyric Amusement building near the National Bank of Huron has been leased. Baker's Jewelry will relocate from Third and Dakota to the west side of the Lyric building, with moving completed over the weekend and reopening Monday. An ice cream and lunch parlor will occupy the easternmost space by M. Langefeld of Watertown.
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Lyric Amusement Company
National Bank of Hueron
S.A. Goethel
Amusement Company
Baker's Jewelry
Third and
Dakota
J. J. Newberry Company
Western Union
T O M. Langeenfeld
Watertown
Langenfeld
Wnron
Dawes and MacDonald Discuss U S Trip
London July 17. Informal talks between Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes on naval disarmament have moved to negotiations about the timing and feasibility of the premier's visit to the United States to aid disarmament efforts.
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London
Mam- Say MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Varicose Veins Promised Relief From Emerald Oil
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a quick cure for varicose veins. It claims the oil reduces enlarged veins, relieves pain, and restores beauty enabling wearers to use short skirts and sheer hose with confidence.
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Moone
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