Market News Cattle and Hogs Edge Lower in Midwest Sales
North and South Dakota trade areas report hog tops at 4.30 with 1,600 receipts, cattle and calves down 15 and 25 respectively while sheep hold steady. Sioux City and Chicago show mixed declines across hogs, cattle, and calves with top prices around 4.60 for hogs and 5.75 to 7.50 for steers, amid light to heavy bids and sparse volume.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Dune S
B.co
Sioux City
Erly
Warly
Chicago
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Representative
D. Ay
Excessive hog supplies disrupt Chicago market
Chicago reports excessive hog supplies as receipts exceed expectations by 12 000 head. Prices declined 15 to 20 cents with top hogs at 4 85. Cattle and sheep also in short supply and prices eased across markets. Sioux Falls and St Paul accompany notes show lower bids and weak to lower trade amid heat and sluggish demand.
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Chicago
Intense Heat Boosts Wheat in Midwest Markets
In Minneapolis a rising heat wave across South Dakota Kansas and Nebraska shifted grain sentiment. July wheat futures gained while oats and rye rose, corn demand improved and cash wheat receipts stayed strong. Market reports show mixed grain carlot ranges and diverse protein grades for northern spring and durum grades.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Poultry and Hide Markets From Huron SD Report
Hyron Poultry and Bolleg Rogers provide daily market quotes from Huron South Dakota. Eggs, fowl and butterfat values listed with weights and classifications. Hide and wool section notes prices for cured hides by weight class, horse hide values, pelts, tallow and wool grades.
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Hyron Poultry
Boitex
Swit & Co
Huron
Bolleg & Rogers Huron
S. D
Duluth and Chicago Wheat Prices Reported in June Trading
Duluth price list shows No 1 dark northern at 724, No 2 dark northern at 689, and No 3 at 671 with several Montana and durum grades around 79. Flax on track at 156. July shipments near 156 and 159 for fall. Chicago futures reflect July at 0.220 to 0.724, Sep around 0.744, and Dec near 0.764 with nearby grain futures mixed across contracts.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Chicago
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes potatoes on track with U S shipments 91 on Saturday 55 Sunday. Wisconsin round whites Michigan russet rurals Idaho russets prices 1.25925 1.60 1.70. Alabama Louisiana Texas Mississippi show gains around 2.00 to 2.25 with some higher. North Carolina bbls reported 0.35 to 0.60. Trading moderate, supplies varied from limited to liberal.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
North Carolina
Chicago Poultry Market Report Note June 5
Chicago poultry market summary from June 5 shows lve poultry steady with 42 trucks. Hens at 11 cents, leghorn hens roosters 8 14, No 2 6, hen turkeys 13, toms 10, spring ducks 7 8, old ducks 7 8, geese 7, leghorn broilers 11 14, rock broilers 16 20, colored broilers 13 18.
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Chicago
al Chem & Dye
Allis
Eastman
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Ger Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Mlent
Int Harvester
Int’ Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack! Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Morvell
Nash
Nat'l Hiscuit
Nat'l Cash Rey
Nat'l Dairy
Pullman
Purity
RCA
REO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
St Oi NJ
Stewart *Torner
Studebaker Tv
Texas’ Corp
Tim Rol
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Fruit
US and AY
US Rubber
US Steel
Western Union
West Electric
Woolworth
Mitchell and Sioux City Produce Prices Reported
Markets from Mitchell Sioux City and other cities show live poultry prices for hens roosters and springs with butter and eggs varying by city. Chicago New York and Sioux Falls reports note unsettled butter and eggs with mixed price directions and futures outlooks.
Stock Lists Climb After Unsteadiness
New York stocks rose late after early uncertainty. Rails rallied in the final hour while wet issues and gold mining shares showed strength. Utilities gained moderately as Allied Chemical and Homestake Mining advanced about points. Leading issues included Santa Fe, Case, American Telephone, Western Union, Dome, National Distillers, U.S. Industrial Alcohol, Celanese, Union Pacific and Alaska.
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New York
Sons
Rails
Allied Chemical
Homestake Mining
Santa Fe
Case
American
Telephone
Western Union
Dome
Naional Distillers
U.S. Industrial- Alcohol
Celanese
Union Pacific
Alaska
Trustees Accept Agne Resignation at Huron College
Royal C. Agne’s resignation as president of Huron College was accepted by the board during its annual meeting. A search of at least three candidates was under way, with negotiations hoped to conclude and a successor in place before the fall term. Agne has been on leave after joining the American Red Cross last summer. the college’s administration was run by a faculty and trustee committee.
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Royal C. Agne
Huron College
Cay
Agne
American Red Cross
A. K. Gardner
Martin Hyink
Castlewood
Hugh B. Jones
Sioux Falls
Hubert Ketelle
John L. Pyle
A. E. Taylor
Co . Crawford
A M. Haskell
D. M._Butt
FD. Greene
Glenne Z. McArthur
L. H Fier
George W. Wright
George A. Youel
Huron
H. French
Hastings
John Calvin Greenfield
Avon
R. Frank Mitchell
Aberdeen
C. N. McManis
Dill amendment would shift control of land bank directors
Senator Clarence C. Dill proposes amending the federal farm loan act to empower the farm credits governor to select four of seven directors in federal land banks. The move, urged by Arthur Mullen, aims to remove O. P. Hogan as president of the Omaha bank and place federal oversight over 12 land banks. Support from Bulow and others argues for greater federal balance. opponents warn of political weaponization. The measure awaits senate banking and currency committee action.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Clarence C. Dill
Democratic National
Hogan
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Bulow
Mullen
Omaha Bank
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Juneau. U. S. Steel and New York Central firmed around a point
Juneau reports U. S. Steel and New York Central firmed around a point each as transfers reached approximately 5,000,000 shares. The market activity reflects broad institutional interest and notable liquidity in large cap stocks.
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Juneau
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Minneapolis Stocks Reported By The Associated Press
Market listings show bid ask and close figures for banks and major stocks in Minneapolis. Notes indicate percentages and BM shorthand, with brief movement data for notable institutions.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Ask Close
Baneg
Youth Has Close Call When Shell Explodes
Cresbard civ ilian conservation corps member Harold Jensen escaped injury after a 77 millimeter shell exploded in an incinerator at Fort Meade camp near Bear Butte. The unexploded ordnance, likely left from Bear Butte range years ago, pierced tents and clothing but caused no serious harm.
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Sturgis
5. D
Harold Jensen
Cresbard
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ft Meade
Jensen
Bear Butte
National Guard
Kopperud to Speak at Farm Holiday Convention in South Dakota
Andrew Kopperud treasurer of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha will speak at the South Dakota Farm Holiday association annual convention in the state Wednesday afternoon replacing D P Hogan who cannot attend. Otto Kaas of Britton and Milo Reno national president will also speak detailing legislative accomplishments and aims of the farm group. Gov Tom Berry will be unable to attend communications from farmers indicate large attendance.
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Kopperud
Andrew Kopperud
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
South Dakota Farm Holiday Association
Emil Loriks
D. P. Hogan
Omaha Bank
Loiiks
Otto Kaas
Britton
Holiday Association
Firemen's School Opens in Mitchell Participation Strong
Mitchell hosts the fourth annual South Dakota firemen school with about 300 registrants. The program begins at 1 30 p m with a parade and group photo. Prizes reward best appearing squad longest distance traveled and largest march turnout. Participants arrive from across the state. Katheryn Morris and A F Hagen oversee registration. G A Duftner furnishes equipment. Huron drill team led by Martin Anderson competes with Max Teuber and others.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
State
Katheryn Morris
Pierre
A. F. Hagen
Selby
G. A. Duftner
Tunbder Lake
The
Huron Fire Department
Martin Anderson
Max Teuber
Howard Sawwell
Joe Daum, Jr
Gerald Thompson
Carol Bruce
Ed Ulsich
Henry Teuber
Voigt Discusses Gold Standard and Inflation in Huron Talk
Carl Voigt cashier of the National Bank of Huron argues that abandoning the gold standard and inflation would raise prices faced by South Dakotans but help debtors in the state. He notes benefits for agricultural states and warns against uncontrolled inflation. Merle Otterson of Swinder Bakery is introduced as a new member by B F Bender.
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Voigt
Carl Voigt
National Bank of Huron
United States
Huron
Merle R. Otterson
Swinder Bakery
B. F. Bender
I O F Confers Honorary Degree on Rev B Vernon
The grand decoration of chivalry was conferred upon the Rev B Vernon of Canistata, chaplain of the sovereign grand lodge IOOF, at a Dell Rapids meeting. About 30 lodge members from across the state attended. L L Trotter, grand secretary, Mrs Trotter, August Abel, brigadier general, and Charles Demlo represented the Huron lodge.
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B. Vernon
Canistata
Sovereign Grand Lodge
IO. O. F
Dell Rapids
Howes To Visit State In July
W. W. Howes of Huron, second assistant postmaster general and South Dakota Democratic committeeman, will visit the state in early July to give talks at postal meetings across the middle west. State's Attorney Leo Temmey confirms the plan. Also listed are marriage licenses for Merk R. Peterson and Freda C. Schelsky, and Alfred Panknin with Irene Hershelman.
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Pierre
W. W. Howes
Huron
South Dakota
Leo A. Temmey
Mr. Howes
Middle West States
Howes
Merk R. Peterson
Freda C. Schelsky
Foresthure
Alfred Panknin
Irene Hershelman
Carl Skow
Greybull
Wye
Esther Efiner
Cavour
Rural Credit Lands for Beadle and Spink Counties
People interested in purchasing Rural Credit lands in Beadle and Spink counties should contact Ho F. Wendt, Fieldman, Redfield by person or mail. Closed inquiry requests were published as a call to prospective buyers seeking formal conferral or proposals.
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Beadle and Spink
Ho F. Wendt
Fieldmain
Redfield
Figures On Road Allowances Allocate State Unemployed Funds
Washington reports under the public works bill South Dakota would receive 2378.60 per unemployed worker while Nevada would get 3278.60 and New York only 12.36. Nebraska and Iowa would gain 75.53 and 62.50 per jobless person respectively as senators weigh the allotment method amid protest from sparsely settled states.
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Washington
House
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Senate
Nevada
New York
New Jersey
C. E. Griffin Dead Rites Held Today
C E Griffin 1048 Montana avenue southwest died at a Huron hospital after a three week illness. He was 52 years old. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p m at Walsh chapel with Rev F E Lochridge officiating and burial in Ideal Cemetery. Survived by widow three children Mrs Anns Mae Reilly and Clarence Griffin of Huron and Mrs Margaret McWilliams of Alpena. One sister Miss Minnie Griffin St Joseph Mo and three brothers A C W M Griffith St Joseph and Joseph Griffin Troy Kan and two grandchildren.
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C. E. Griffin
Montana Avenue
Nouthwest
Huron Hospital
Walsh Chapel
F. E. Lochridge
Ideal Cemetery
Mr. Griffin
Anns Mae Reilly
Clarence Griffin
Huron
Margaret McWilliams
Alpena
Minnie Griffin
St Joseph
A. C. and
W. M. Griffith
St. Joseph
Joseph Griffin
Troy
Kan
Secretary Emry Returns as South Dakota Chamber Head
Secretary Emry resumes duties as South Dakota Chamber of Commerce leader after a September leave during which state relief distributed 1 803 000 in Federal Pot funds 37 000 families received aid and 2 500 000 in relief work funded improvements across dams roads parks schools and public buildings. He will interview state chamber directors and organize year long work.
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Emry
Roy &. Emry
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
W. L Zales
Watertown
State Chamber
Chiropractic Board Exam in South Dakota Today
Dr. H. R. Henry of Redfield and Dr. L. G. Ranthols of Chicago attended a license examination for chiropractic practice in South Dakota. State board members J. W. Platt Brookings, G. A. Rensvold Sioux Falls, and A. C. Solberg Mitchell presided. Examinations conclude Wednesday with written tests completed tomorrow followed by clinical tests.
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Chiropractic Board
H. R. Henry
Redfield
L. G. Ranthols
Chicago
South Dakota
J. W. Platt
Brookings
G. A. Rensvold
Sioux Falls
Ds. A. C. Solberg
Mitchell
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Werner Bill Receives Indian Affairs Committee Backing
The Werner introduced bill to forfeit all payments after default in inherited Indian land purchases has been favorably reported by the Indian affairs committee. It was expected before the House today but may not be considered in this session.
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Werner
Washington
South Dakota
Indian Affairs Committee
House
Funeral for Davis W. M. Forbes in Aold
A Masonic funeral was held here for Davis W. M. Forbes state purchasing agent in the Bulow administration who died of poison early Friday at Fairfax. Police reported the death as self-inflicted due to financial difficulties. Forbes was found dead in his friend's home.
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AOLD
Burke
S. D
Davis W. M. Forbes
Bulow
Fairfax
College To Give Degrees Tuesday At Huron
History of the college traced from its founding in Pierre fifty years ago as Pierre University and its move to Huron. Federal Circuit Judge A K Gardner presides as college trustees president. Huron college orchestra to play the processional, with Rev C N McNannis giving the invocation. Music includes Aldene Curtis and Eugene Kingdon solos and a male quartet. Rev Jesse P Williamson will pronounce the benediction. Tuesday features the Town and College luncheon at noon and a 4 p.m. reception in the college gymnasium trophy room with speakers Dr Boddy Robert D. Lusk Miss Gladys Pyle Mrs Elizabeth Reid and Theophilus Meckel.
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Pierre
Pierra University
Huron
A K. Gardner
Huron College
C. N. McNannis
First Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Aldene Curtis
Eugene Kingdon
Jesse P. Williamson
Onida
College Mnasium
Alumni Banquet and Commencement Events Reported
The article covers the Alumni banquet at Hotel Marvin Enghitt with President Betts presiding and remarks by Dr. French, followed by chapel exercises featuring a portrait gift to the college of Dr. Carson by Armin Arndt. It notes speeches by Dr. Jones on opportunity, Dr. Wilcox on faith and science, and lists visiting graduates and attendees from various towns.
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Dr. Carson
Armin Arndt
Arndt
Carson
College
Mr. Arndt
Harriet Carson
Weather Road Report for Sioux Falls and Nearby Cities
Sioux Falls and nearby cities report mostly clear skies with highs from 92 to 101 and lows from 58 to 64. Precipitation is minimal or none in most areas. roads are reported as good or clear.
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Sioux Fells
Brookings
Pierre
Aberdeen
Rapid City
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Lois Gitchell
Richard Pasek
Alex Wiliamson
Ketelle
Board of Trustees
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First Presbyterian Church of
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Jesus Christ Hadaith
Mr. Jones
Charles E. Wilcox
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Spence
Groton
Edward Hoy
Florence and LaFola Shouse
Plankinton
Henry Martin
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Flandreau
J. E. Curtis
Camilla
Lemmon
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Peter Heemstra
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