Market News Huron July Prices Hold Steady Across Livestock
Huron market updates show no price changes for cattle hogs and sheep on Thursday. Hog receipts recorded at 150 head with varying price ranges for dry fed steers, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs. Sioux Falls and Washington reports note steady to mixed gains in hogs and cattle, while grain listings mention several No 1 Dark Northern and durum varieties through the Farmers Cooperative Association.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Banetac
Sioux Falls
Farmers Cooperative Association
HOG PRICES HIT NEW HIGH IN CHICAGO MARKET
Hog quotations surged to a top of 10.50, the highest since October 1930, with a three week upturn adding 100 or more to values. Short supplies and rising demand lift prices amid dwindling receipts and heavy use of storage to feed the dress ed trade.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Notes July 1 Brass and cattle values mixed
Chicago and Sioux City summaries show cattle trading with steady or uneven momentum. Slaughter and feeder cattle demand remains cautious while light steers and yearlings show narrow gains. cows and bulls vary by weight and grade. Sheep tone steady to uneven with active fat lambs and scattered native lambs, prices mostly steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Sion City
Sioux City
Wheat Futures Edged Up Then Fell Back in Trade
Minneapolis reports show early wheat gains driven by rust concerns but gains eroded by close. July futures closed up one cent, September and December mixed, while coarse grains slid. Cash demand for wheat quiet to fair with winter wheat quiet and durum strong. City carlot ranges listed for wheat, corn, oats, and flax. flour shipments and cash close noted.
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Minneapolis
Lena
Markets SUTTER Finished Daily by Swift Co
Reporter notes daily ride and wool market activity with comments on hides and general commodity trends. mentions light and heavy demand across textiles and leather, with prices implied but not fully specified. Names Swift Co and markets regionally referenced in terse, period-voice style.
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Sutter
Swift Co
Light
Teghern
Watertown and Sioux City Poultry Prices July 18
Readable portions show poultry market listings from Watertown Sioux City Sioux Falls Mound Falls and Chicago with pricing for hens leghorn chickens springs roosters ducks geese turkeys capons broilers and eggs in various weights and grades. Also notes butterfat prices and general market tone across several U S cities.
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Watertown
Mitchell
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Moux -Falls
Chicago
vPi
Rock Flyers
Rock Springs
Specialties Again Rule Stock Mart Clears High Territory
Specialties again led the stock market with numerous issues advancing into new high ground for the year while utilities remained cautious. Westinghouse John Manville merged Chemisil Air Reduction Case J C Penney Santa Fe Philip Morris American Tobacco United States Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Walgreens United Aircraft were among notable movers with American Telephone and Consolidated Gas also active.
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York
Westinghouse
John Manville
Case
J. C. Panney
Sante Fe
Philip Morris
Amcitiera
Tolemeco
National’ Steel
Bethlehem
U.S
Steel
General Motors
Chrysher
Walgreen
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Closing Quotations and Grain Prices Reported
A fragmented financial clipping lists closing quotations and grain prices with figures such as Roll Mill 21 percent Boo Sug 51 and ATH 96 percent alongside company mentions including Arm non S14 Atl Ref 2 percent Canis Gas and Deere & Co 39 percent. The fragment names additional items like Firestone THR and Du Pont 108 percent with unclear context.
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ATH
Anaconda
Armour A
Atl
Corn ‘Prad
Cortina
Miright
Deere& Co
du. Pont
Barthen
Ae Firestone
Creamery meeting backs quality program in South Dakota
About one thousand creamery men gathered on Tom Honayne’s call to boost South Dakota cream quality. Ronayne cited great state progress under a voluntary plan with higher premiums for top tier cream and few creameries failing to comply, while others push to solidify standards via legislative action.
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Tom Honayne
Atte
South Dakota
Ronayne
Excam
Carl Peterson
Bismarck
North Dakota
Guy Gi Feary
Vermilion
A. D. Blond
Fairmont
Vorel
Borden
Sioux City
Aberdeen
the + Equity _ Union Cresmeries
Borah Objects To Blocking Suits Amid AAA Debate
Washington July 18 Senator Borah Idaho Republican denounced administration plans to bar courts from processing tax recovery suits, claiming it favors big corporations that pass taxes to consumers while hurting small companies. The debate tied to pending AAA amendments and a ruling by the Boston district court on AAA processing levels. Senator Robinson defended the administration proposal, while Senator McCarten of Nevada touted a new trade agreement with the Soviet Union and Russia.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Pan
Senate
Botah
Robinson
AAA
Senster McCerten
Nevada
Republican
Sov
Russia
Amniotda
Bil Walsh Wins City Tennis Bracket at Witter Park
Bil Walsh won the third bracket of the city tennis tournament by defeating Raymors Schroeder 8 4 6 3 on Wednesday afternoon at Witter Park. Jack Vyo Gel and Virginia Kittleson won the other two brackets earlier. Doubles pairings will be made immediately per supervisor BH Tolmic.
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Bul Walsh
Bil Walsh
Boya
Raymors Schroeder
Witter Park
Jack Vyo
Geland
Virginia Kittleson
BH Tolmic
Woman To Lead Drum Corps Here
The William Reaves post drum and bugle corps elected Mrs Karl Buchholz as the first woman drum major in the state for the men’s corps, with Frank Kent named drill sergeant. The group, nearly disbanded, will continue with community support financing new uniforms and instruments for a trip to the Hot Springs convention.
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William Reaves
Karl Buchholz
Frank Kent
Art Fontaine
Fontaine
Huron
Legion Post
Hot Springs
al Volumer
Iona Road
Campbell_park
Norbeck questions pension plan benefits for South Dakota
Senator Norbeck of South Dakota said he could not see benefits from a federal pension expense provision, noting the conference report targets states with pension funds. He warned South Dakota could not receive benefits until matching funds are provided, and doubted whether the state could raise the money under current limits.
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Washington
Norbeck
South Dakota
Dnetskys
South
Dakota
Free Preschool Clinic To Be Held In Bancroft
Bancroft reports a special preschool clinic at the high school Friday July 18 offering free physical exams and optional smallpox and diphtheria immunizations. Miss Viasia Drapela, Kingsbury County nurse, assists. state health board and physicians organize, with fees for those who can pay and free care for families without funds.
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Bancroft
Mig
Viasia Drapela
Kingsbury County
Vurse
State Board of Health
Miss Drapela
Elevating Road Grader Purchased by Beadle county
Beadle county bought an elevating grader from the Dowd Brothers Construction firm in Clark for 509 dollars. Delivery occurred a few days ago after the county commissioners endorsed the purchase following a proposal. The coarse grader was needed as part of equipment for a proposed project south of Huron.
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Beadle
Dowd ‘Brothers Construction ‘Company
Clark
Sityang
Huron
Nat Dairy Pr
Fierce
Dae & le Be
North Am
Packard
Penney
Penn RR
Philips Pet
Pullman
BCA Bay
RKO Rem Rand Wa
Rep Stl
Rey Tob Bbi
Rocaia
Sooany
Stand Brants
St Oil
St Oil Ind
St OU
Blew, Wain
Studebiker
Transamerica
Carbide
West, Tinton
Big Time Gangster Slain In Chicago
Chicago July 11 a noted gangster Louie Mino Altece known for surviving the bootlegging wars was killed at his hotel after a blast of gunfire. He died an hour later at Lake View hospital as police identify his wife Tron as his partner in crime. Capt Daniel Gilbert blames labor trouble for the shooting.
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Chicago
Louie Mino
Altece
Acne
Lakeview Hospital
Aléerie
Tron
Daniel Gilbert
Dior O'Banion
Planee
State highway board to plan use of federal funds
Pierre July 18 The South Dakota highway commission will begin next week to draft a program for spending the state's 6.225 million dollar share of the federal recovery fund. The plan emphasizes job relief with projects submitted by man-hours, and includes 3.249 million for grade crossing work and 3.976 million for highway development.
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Pierre
Federal Recovery Fund
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Chicago
Thor
Sologlad
Fred Schrader
Frank Dy Krichs
Commission
Kriehs
Kriebs
Dakkota
Enlistment Drive Aims To Boost Army Strength
The Army plans a large recruiting effort this month seeking 31 700 recruits to lift the enlisted strength by 46 250. Eligible unmarried men ages 18 to 35 with good character and education may enter after exams. Former service members up to age 42 may enlist if they meet requirements. Contact Sgt W T Owen at the Army Recruiting Office Sioux City Iowa for details.
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Army
U. S.army
W. T. Owen
EL Maul
U.S. Army Recruiting Office
Sioux City
Iowa
Huron receives rain to ease July heat wave
Pierre reports a thundershower bringing 0.72 inches of moisture, lifting the month total to 0.72 inch and the year to 113 percent of normal. Meteorologist B R Laskowski notes the cooler trend with a 85 degree overnight low. Unsettled conditions predicted tonight and Friday with more rain possible.
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Huron
B. R. Laskowski
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New Elks Official Dies in Hotel Room
COLUMBUS July 18 William C Robertson postmaster of Minneapolis Minn and newly elected grand treasurer of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks died in his hotel room today apparently from heart failure Robertson formerly managed editor of the Minneapolis Star was elected grand treasurer during last Tuesday's national reunion of the Elks HAIL DAMAGE CALGARY ALTA July 1 Heavy hail damage to crops reported in northern Alberta districts from storms that swept the area next night Heaviest damage attributed at De Winton
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Elks
Columbus
William C Robertson
Minneapol Jlig
Calgary
Alta
Nouthern Albenia
Storma
de. Winton
Grasshopper Bait Available Here for Pest Control
County Agent Joseph L Hill reports an opportunity to reduce grasshopper populations before they become a crop menace. Sufficient molting bait is provided by the Uval government for exported poisoning, with local stores at the agricultural building and fairgrounds in Huron. Farmers are urged to secure bait promptly, as hoppers in grain and corn fields threaten yields if unchecked next year.
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Beadiz
Joseph L. Hill
Uval
Hill
Bill
Huron
Fair
Porter Two Up On Bridgeman
Sioux Falls July 18 Porter defending champion in the star golf tournament at Minnehaha Country club led after the first round facing Chet Bridgeman two up. Bridgeman closed strong with a 35 par while Porter could not match. Morning results included Walrath six behind Lamar and Bangs. Consolation matches and other scores were listed for local players.
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Sioux Falls
Ralpyy
Porter
Minnehaha Country Club
Chet” Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Jacks Foster
Wateren Walsh
Bobby Walra
Watertown
Clarence Bangs
Rapid City
Walrath
Chuck” Lamar
Mitchell
Wi Bangs
Lawrenee Bartling
Brookings
George Baptic
Sio Falls
Craig Brown
Canteen
Ken Guenther
Wallace Amenon
Irene
Parker Newcomb
Madison
Betgrad
Stephens
Pierre
Firset
Claude Miller
Ise Buttz
Aberdeen
Dr. E. L. Simmons
Sioux Walls
Earl Spain
Miller
No Fires for Month Reported in Huron
Huron records show a month with no fires, reported by Max Teuber Grebbet. This marks the second such idle period in the year, with April and May totaling 46 days without a fire call.
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Huron
Max Teuber
Grebbet
Caris Recovered After Theft From Roberts Jig Company
The 184 Chev chair couch belonging to Fete Roberts head of the Roberts jig company stolen here last night was found in Aberdeen by Huron police department.
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Caris
Fete Roberts
Roberts Jig Company
Aberdeen
Huron Police Department
Forfeits Bond For Overtime Parking Case In Municipal Court
J T Johnson forfeited a two dollar bond after missing a Municipal court appearance to answer an overtime parking charge. Police had arrested him ten days earlier and the case moves forward with the bond loss.
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J.T. Johnson
Yese Tenday
White Elephant Shop Goods For Sale Notice
Goods of sale for White Elephant Shop in SC will revert to shop if not disposed of by July 27. Equity of $300 in a new Ford De Luxe sedan will be sold to highest bidder. Phone 8854.
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White Elephant Shop
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