Swine Market Prices Rise and Market Mixed at Armour Stock Yards
Swine prices gained about 10 to 20 cents at Armour Stock Yards on Tuesday with top hogs at 6.30, cattle steady, and lambs down 25 to 50 cents. Dairy cows held firm, but local trade slowed and light cows fell to around 4.50. Sioux City report shows salable cattle steady to strong, cows steady, and hogs rising on shipper top. Representative sales list beef, hog, and sheep prices by weight class.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Washington
Hog Prices Boosted by Curtailed Receipts in Chicago
Chicago markets showed hog prices rising up to 15 cents as receipts were constrained, with total hogs 70 000 and early sales steady to 10 cents higher on lighter weights. Cattle and sheep markets were mixed, with fed steers steady to strong and lambs 9.00 to 9.25 on native spring stock, while cows and vealers varied. Sioux Falls data echoed higher hogs and steady cattle quotes, though notes were interrupted by a garbled finish.
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St Paul Livestock Market Report July Sale Prices
South St Paul market notes show cattle steady to higher with 1,500 slaughter steers and yearlings selling up to 9.25 per cwt and weights 2000 head steady for calves at 8.00 to 9.50. Hogs 6,000 head active with barrows and gilts up about 10, sows stronger by 13, pigs around 6.00, and sheep 9,500 head including 36 western lambs with no deaths reported.
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Koine
St. Paul
Markets Report From Huron Produce Market in South Dakota
Heavy hens traded at 4% pounds or over, light hens and roosters listed with various prices. Chicago market data for July 25 shows butter 1,228,460 steady, eggs 11.86 storage packed, extras 17, live poultry demand steady with hens under six pounds at 14 to 14.5 cents and Leghorn broilers around 13 to 14 cents.
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Chicago
New York Produce Tuesday Market Summary
New York July 25 butter prices steady to firm creamery products higher than extra grade. Cheese and eggs show mixed levels with varied percentages and average checks. Minneapolis flour carload notes include bag weights and prices, with shipments totaling 16,500 and bran and middlings price ranges.
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New York
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls Produce Tuesday Market Prices
Sioux Falls market listing shows poultry categories with weights and counts for hens, leghorn hens and springs, heavy breed cocks, live ducks and geese, plus egg prices No 1 and No 2 and butterfat and butter prices. Entries include 11 to 13 pound ranges and various weight brackets, along with a July date stamp and No. 1 and No. 2 butterfat quotes.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux
Poultry and Butter Prices From Sioux City and Mitchell
Sioux City and Mitchell report fresh poultry and dairy prices from July 25. Poultry lists hens by weight, Leghorns, roosters, and heavy breeds with prices per pound. eggs show No 1 and No 2 case lots with trade figures. Butterfat and cream prices posted, including No 1 and No 2 grades.
Watertown Produce Tuesday poultry and prices list
A fragment from Watertown lists poultry categories and prices such as Leghorn roosters and hens, heavy hens by weight classes, and butterfat related entries, reflecting a market ledger status with assorted weights and grades. The readable items include No 1 Leghorn and heavy hens, various weight thresholds, and scattered numbers indicating prices or counts.
Markets At Glance July 25 7inchained profit taking
New York markets show gains in bonds as heavy rail loan demand persists while oils and industrials stay steady. Cotton remains strong with robust domestic and foreign buying, sugar uneven due to Cuban buyers. Chicago Wheat rises on export sales. Corn mostly weak to steady. Hogs range steady to 15 higher. Butter and Eggs futures listed with unclear pricing.
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Chicago
European Demand Halts Wheat Slump Heads to Market Collapse
European demand steadies grain markets as United States wheat prices slip from recent lows. Traders cite renewed selling pressure late session with corn following suit while millers bolster buying to support domestic demand. Minneapolis cash quotes show mixed moves across wheat grades with No. 1 dark northern near 87 to 89 cents and Montana spring premiums firmed on protein content.
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Chiclago
Minneapolis
Montana
Ambulance Overturns. Newborn Boy Born After Crash
An ambulance carrying an expectant mother in Los Angeles overturned after colliding with a speeding car before dawn. Dr. George Baker nurse Eleanor Robertson and driver Heystus Himpher were treated for bruises. A second ambulance was summoned. Mrs Sue McDonald 22 gave birth to a husky boy at General Hospital an hour later and both mother and baby are in fine condition.
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George Baker
Eleanor Robertson
Heystus Himpfer
Sue McDonald
General Hospital
Young Wilms Tumor Patient Dies At New Rochelle Hospital
Michael White aged 2, undergoing Wilms tumor treatment, died at New Rochelle hospital Sunday night after discharge and readmission last month. Officials cited pneumonia as a tentative cause while withholding formal statement. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. William White of Baltimore.
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Wilms
New Rochelle
New Rochelle Hospital
William White
Baltimore
Action Delayed On Big Rivers, Harbors Bill
Senate commerce committee delayed the $407 million omnibus rivers and harbors bill until next session. Sen Bailey proposed reducing to $82.96 million and immediate action. Sen McNary reported no vote on that proposal after leaving the committee room. Huron boy gets suspended sentence for theft of a 1939 car, Arthur Grote of Huron admits the theft, arrested in Canby, Minn, car repossessed from H. J. Miles.
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Orefon
Senate Commerce Committee
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North Carolina
Huron
Brookings
Arthur Grote
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Canby
Minn
H. J. Miles
Stocks Sag After Jittery Session
The market opened with modest gains as investors bought stocks, but mid day selling intensified. By close, advances receded into declines amid profit taking and uneven trading. Trading volume totaled about 1,250,000 shares. Government bonds quotes show Treasury and Fed farm notes mixed in activity.
Closing market report shows mixed steel and automaker shares
A broad list of U S stocks and corporate names appears with varied quotes. Notable items include AmMotors and Ford tied to autos, BoeingAirpl and General Electric among industrials, and US Steel leading the materials sector with strong percentages. Market moods span gains and declines across banks, airlines, and consumer goods, reflecting a cautious trading day.
Boy Sets Own Broken Arm After Fall in Pa
In Lansford Pennsylvania on July 25 Johnny Kripper, 23, faced a fall and feared a locked cracked arm. He straightened it himself, then Dr Louis LaBarre, head surgeon at Coaldale State Hospital, examined him and said the boy had set his own arm perfectly.
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U S Piles Up Big Excess In Exports
Washington reports the Commerce Department says the United States sold 220.864 million dollars more merchandise abroad in the first half of the year than it purchased from foreigners. Exports for the period reached 1.415 billion while imports stood at 1.9456 billion, with declines blamed on lower commodity prices and reduced shipments of cotton, wheat and corn.
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Commerce Department
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Music Publisher Is Slain By Gunmen
New York July 25 gunmen in a parked car opened fire as Isadore Penn age 42 a music publishing house official walked from his Bronx home to the subway He died after five revolver shots his killers believed to be mistaken identity Penn told detectives he had no enemies and was not involved in trouble.
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International tensions loom as Canton River blockade reported
Canton River closed for two weeks for military reasons disrupting shipping between British Hong Kong and Canton. Britain cites Irish threat with 5,000 suspects under night surveillance and alerts for sabotage. UK conducts mass air and naval buildup across Europe and prepares for possible outbreaks. Argentine focus on Antarctic sovereignty stalls, while Moscow warns of Soviet naval strength and Pacific fleet readiness against Japan.
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Japs Launch Second Offensive in Mongolia and China
Reports from Domei say Japanese forces renew a land and air assault at the Khalka River on the Mongolia Manchoukuo border aimed at dislodging Montral Soviet-supported troops. A Tokyo communique notes heavy aerial combat and a Japanese craft missing amid claims of Soviet planes shot down. In Washington, officials say U S policy in China will not bend to Britain Japan accord and warn Chinese morale may suffer. A 12-year-old boy lost on Mount Katahdin is found weak but alive in Sherman. Detroit reports the death of P D Fitzpatrick, 59, Grand Trunk Western Railroad general manager.
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Man Hitchhikes Back From Mexico To Face Theft Charge
Edward C. Ray, 30, a bookkeeper, hitchhiked from Mexico City to Mineola New York to face a grand larceny charge for stealing 700 dollars from a real estate firm payroll. He disappeared March 23, was indicted a week later, and admitted the theft after arrival. Ray had attempted to surrender in Mexico City and Laredo but was released for lack of funds to return him. He traveled across the country, meeting his wife in Wisconsin en route.
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N.Y
Mexico City
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Texas
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Elliott To Manage Newberry Store At Sioux Falls
Eliott to take over Newberry store in Sioux Falls with promotion for both Elliott and William Emler who will manage the Yankton store. Emler to assume Hur on duties after Elliott departs. Elliott active in Mizpah Chapter and James River Lodge while residing in Huron at 92 Winds Avenue Southwest.
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Yankton
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James River Lodge
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Huronians Attend League Meeting at Epworth Institute
A Huron youth group traveled to Brookings for the Epworth League Institute on State College grounds. Sessions run July 24 to 30 with Rev C W Stodghill as dean and Rev W P Slocum helping lead. Attendees from Huron include Gereid and Dwight Wagner Judy Ball Shirley Barringer Elsie Disney and others. Dwight Wagner was elected president and Gertrude Smith as first vice president among a slate of officers.
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Monsday
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F. E. Morrison
Jauron
W. P. Slocum
Arlington
Willet
Dorothy Roberts
Wilma Jelmeland
Maxine Hillery
Bids Opened on Eight Highway Projects in Pierre
The state highway commission opened bids on eight road construction projects totaling about 600000 dollars. Contracts for portions may be awarded today or tomorrow. The plan includes nearly 15 miles of concrete paving on US 77 south of Beresford in Union County and additional resurfacing in Day, Fa n e l and Spink counties.
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State Highway Commission
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Union County
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Spink Court
Beers and licenses stir up local liquor debate in Huron
Beadle County officials and Huron leaders clash as tavern operators push liquor sales despite city and state laws. O. B Dunbar, Huron High School principal, and I. R. Crawford, attorney for nine off sale dealers and three on sale dispensers, oppose suburban licensing as police supervision concerns grow. W.C. WU and local clubs join protests amid licensing tensions. McElroy indicted in Kansas City for conspiracy to obtain money over a $456,500 water leak survey.
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Huron High
I. R. Crawford
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Tocal
Beadle County
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Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Admission notes include Harold Bushfield Hit sock medical Mrs Albert Baum Huron surgical Mrs Ernie Quiram Virgil surgical Luetta Schope Hi on surgical Mrs O Latiner cared ke surgical Lynn Attwood Huron cal Margaret Oson Willow Lake medical Py Porter Yale medical Discharged: Walter Jensen Jr Hur on Marvin Coil Wessington John Windler and baby daughter Huron Speed recovery with Walker s Howerr wiv.
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Ical
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Giant Indian Dies At Pierre Hospital
Prairie Chicken, a Sioux elder famed for extraordinary size, died at a Pierre hospital at age 72 from a heart ailment. He stood over six feet tall, once weighed about 375 pounds, and his 64 inch waist and 20 collar were noted. Known across the region, he ran a ranch on Bad River and studied at Namiltan Institute on a Virginia scholarship.
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Postmaster Sent to Prison For Adultery
Ralph H. Lemon, postmaster in Lake Norden, was sentenced to two long terms in state prison for adultery after pleading guilty in Brookings. Earlier charges included abandoning personal property and issuing bad checks, with shorter sentences and fines, all tied to his work at The Huronite.
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Congress Debates Lending Bill Amid Partisan Moves
Senate and House Republicans and anti administration Democrats clash over a lending measure. Amendments by Byrd and Taft target one year limits, highway loans, and Public Works advances while arguing constitutional issues and Treasury spending controls. Congress weighs preferred bills as talks stretch in Washington.
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Northern Pacific reports June operating income rise
PAUL July 25 The Northern Pacific Railway today reported net railway operating income for June of 695,585 dollars, up 380,293 from a year ago. First six months’ net railway operating income totaled 1,693,412 dollars, up 1,843,252 from the prior year.
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Classified travel and housing requests appear in notice
Too Late To Classify LEAVING FOR NEW YORK Sept 3, returning Sept. 17 room for we lady passengers who can drive and are willing to share expense Wit exchange references No. 1448 care of Evening Huronite WANTED Four room furnished apt by August 1 Phone 4306 7 pdy m FOR SALE All household furniture good condition 405 Simmons
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