Market summary from Sioux City cattle and hogs report
Sioux City livestock market report shows 3,900 cattle and 8,000 hogs with steady to lower undertones. Cattle meat seems mixed with light yearlings weak to lower, heavy beef bulls and cows largely steady, hogs 15 to 25 cents lower with top near 9.73, sows around 8.75, and sheep about 25 to 50 cents lower. Minneapolis flour shipment data noted separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
T. S Dept. Ag
St. Pouk
ST. Pagl
U. S
Ross
Chigago
Chicago
S. Deve
Livestock Prices Report From Stowe and South St Paul Auctions
Tuesday market notes from Stowe Falls and South St Paul auctions show cattle at mixed prices with feeders slow but steady, vealers strong, hogs soft with declines, and sheep steady to firmer. Specified lots include 2,000 cattle, 6,000 hogs, and 20 head of sheep with various weight ranges and priceyards, noting Armour Market shows declines.
Armour Markets Mixed in Modest Trade at Huron Yard
Armour Market at Huron was steady to 15 lower with top at 3.65 and practical ceiling near 9.60 as hog receipts reached about 1,200. Ontario and South Dakota quotes for poultry, butter, and eggs from Swift & Co and Buck Brothers reflect mid‑day offerings with hens, leghorn hens, and eggs priced across several weight brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Swift & Co
Byron
S. D
Wyer
Buck Brothers
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report June
Chicago livestock prices show mixed moves with steady to slow demand. Cattle and calves trend lower on light activity as weeks weigh on average weights, hogs steady, and sheep hold near prior levels amid thin trading. Poultry and eggs move slightly unsettled with minor shuffles in butter and creamery items. Potatoes show steady new stock and limited old stock with overall stable trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Prices and Futures Notes
Chicago futures range noted for Monday with prices across grains and cereals. No. 1 dark northern wheat No 1 mixed durum Ked dortun flax and oats are listed with varying cents and dollars, reflecting a fluctuating market alongside spelt and barley.
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Huron
Ked Dortun
Montana
Rinnespolls
Minneapolis
Wheat Futures Dull Trade Thin Across Markets
Wheat futures remained dull with thin trade as July and September closed higher on mild gains. Cash demand lagged, with mixed bids for quality wheat while flax and barley showed firmer bids and oats and rye held narrow ranges across Minneapolis and Duluth markets.
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Minneapolis
Samurday
Closing Quotations Amid Turbulent Trading Session
Market activity showed mixed results as numerous major brands and industrials contributed to varied closes. Notable movers included Armour, U S Steel, General Electric, Texaco, and Am Can with shifts reflecting broader sector flux.
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Allis Chal
Can
Car & Fdy
Sug
Am Wiconda
Armour A
Atchison
Ad Coast L
Bal & Ohio
Beatrice
Beth Steel
Can Pace
Cerro de Pas
iBa
Nickel
Kennecott
Kroger
Nash
Mack
Mo Pac
Nat Cath Resalis
Reyn Tob
Sears Ree
Sinclar
South Pac Js
South Ray
St Oi Calif
St Gil WE
St Gil NY
Stew- Warn A Studebeker
Texas Corp
US Robber
U Street
Wabash
Western Union
Wesk Elect
Witlys
Woolworth
Radio Schedule Highlights June 15 with Full Station List
A dense listing of radio programs and station calls for Wednesday June 15 in Central Time, naming NBC networks, local stations like WNEW WABC WGN and others, with concert broadcasts, orchestras, dances, and news blocks. Includes times, program titles, and partner networks across dozens of U.S. markets.
Plan Girl Scout Leaders Course At Camp Che-K-Pa
Aberdeen Council sponsors a week long Girl Scout Leader training at Camp Che-K-Pa Lake Enemy Swim July 20 to 2. Course credit by Northern State Teachers College. Led by a National Girl Scout headquarter expert from New York City. Open to current and prospective leaders in South Dakota. Camp life includes outdoor activities and leadership instruction in troop organizing, indoors and outdoors, crafts, songs, games, and more. Miss Evelyn Coyne joins Heaven Community Committee. Mrs Camden-Rayburn named finance chair and Mrs J A Johnson awards and badges chair. Uniforms and equipment via Stowell Style shop of Huron arranged with national HQ.
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Huron
Lake Enemy
Girl Scout Council of
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
National
Girl Scout Headquarters
New York City
South Dakota
Immder
Gir
Evelyn Coyne
Girl Scout Community Committee of
Heaven
Camden-Rayburn
Finmance
J. A. Johnson
Community Welfare Committee
Stowell Style
Farmers To Take Pheasant Action
Headle County Fish, Game and Protective association, with about 500 farmers, plans a meeting at the Farmers Assembly room to discuss halting pheasant damage to crops. President O W Olson notes severe losses from digging and eating young crops, weather and road conditions worsen open season yields, and a court case tests a farmer’s right to shoot pheasants out of season.
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Headle County
Olson
Omaha Population Tops 241,164 in 1950 Census
Omaha led Nebraska cities with a 112 percent rise to 24164 residents as Wichita surpassed 100000 with a 144 percent census increase. Providence, Rhode Island, and several other cities ranked ahead. June 12 13 meet cited. State Garz and Fish Commission to meet at Pierre. Federal court term opens with liquor and larceny cases ready for trial. U S District Attorney Olaf Eidem notes many cases for grand jury.
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Omaha
Washington
State of
Kansas
Wichita
Nebraska
Providence
Rhode Island
Watertown
Garz and Fish Commission
Pierre
H. Bibee
Ees
Hildebrandt
Mamer Opens Spokane St Paul Air Service Flight
Mamer began a inaugural flight linking Spokane to St Paul as part of the International Transport system. The trip established direct air passenger service between the Twin Cities and the Pacific coast, with four passengers aboard and two more to be picked up at Wiles City Montana and Aberdeen South Dakota. In a separate note, an emergency flight rushed cholera serum from Sioux Falls to Canistota for a local veterinarian aiding a hog herd, completing the trip in 35 minutes.
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Mamer
Spokane
Was
M. B.cMamer
St Paul
International ‘Transport: Company
Twin’ Cities
Pacific ‘Coast
Wiles City
Mont
Aberdeen
S. D
Sioux Falls
Canistota
T. H. Kindred
J. A. Kuimvieda
Capture Boy Who Ran From Reform School
One of three youths who escaped from the state reform school at Plankinton was captured by Sheriff W. H. Snow and Deputy E. B. Scott and returned last night by superintendent A. R. Schlosser. Sheriff Wirt Morgan of Aurors county notified local officers that the boys had stolen an automobile at Plankinton yesterday. The sheriff caught one after a chase. the other two escaped on foot.
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Reform
State Reform School
Plant'aton
W. H. Snow
E. B. Scott
A. R. Schlosser
Wirt Morgan
Aurors County
Plankinton
Will Investigate Campaign Expenses in Minnesota
Senator Gerald P Nye announced the Senate committee on campaign expenditures will begin an immediate inquiry into alleged gross spending in Minnesota's three cornered Republican primary for the U S Senate nomination. The panel cites expenditures tied to Senator Thomas D Schall and Governor Theodore Christianson and suggests funds may have been used to influence John F Selb to run on a "wet" platform. The panel will decide if charges are justified and reflect unjustly on any candidate.
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ST. Pace
Joe
Bennesota
United States
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Committee On
Senster Nye
Thomas TD
Schall
Theodore Christianson
John F. Selb
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minnesota
William D Mead of Wolsey Dies at 67 in Huron
Funeral services were held at Kinyon chapel for William D Mead of Wolsey aged 67 who died in a Huron hospital early Sunday morning. He left a son R R Mead of Wolsey and a daughter Miss Blanche Mead of Battle Creek Michigan. He was born in New Orleans on April 23 1862 and will be buried in Saline Michigan beside his wife who died in 1920.
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William D. Mead
Wolsey
Kinyon's
Huron Hospital
R. R. Mead
Welscy
Saline
Mich
Mr. Mead
New Orleans
E.R. Mead
Miss
Blanche Mead
Hattle Creek
Flower Show Set for June 11 and 12 at Newberry Building
The Huron Bark board announced the annual Lower Show will be held June 11 and 12. The event, sponsored by the board, is planned at the vacant Yeon store in the Newberry building.
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Huron Bark Board
Newberry Building
Beadle County YWCA Camp Opens Tenth Season At Lake
The Beadle county Young Women’s Christian Association begins its tenth camp season at the lake with R M Hess preparing the grounds for occupancy. Last year 22 people used the camp and grounds. Seven groups have used the camp this year totaling 173. The first organized camp May 25-26 by the Business and Professional Women’s club. The second camp and first Girl Reserve camp starts June 11 with 12 Aberdeen girls registered. Junior High camp runs June 18-25 and is full. Grade School camp July 15-22 has limited places. Representatives attend OkoBOhji conference June 25-July 3. Camp committee led by Mrs Karl Lampe.
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Beadle County
Young Women's Christian Association
Wee
R. M. Hess
Business and Professional
Aberdeen Association
Huron
Wessington
Hitchcock
Wayland
Aberdeen
Medette
Mary E. Anspach
Chance Stoakes
van Campen
Vera Coakey
Huron Clinic
F.C. Hocking
H M Hess
Elizabeth Miner
Leata Burdick
Marr
Anspach
Lake Iron
E L Thompson of Broadland Dies at 73
Eva L Thompson of Broadland aged 73 years nine months and seven days died. Born November 3, 1850 in Iowa she had lived in Broadland about 30 years. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at Methodist Episcopal church Broadland with Miss Susie Thompson officiating burial in Broadland cemetery. Surviving are widow two daughters Myrtle McNally Long Beach Calif Mattie Tacoma Wash and Harry Hoquiam Wash five stepchildren Fred J Moltz Wolsey Minn Mrs Paul Dauke Brownsdale Minn Mrs Minnie Johnson Ringsted Iowa John B Molt Valley Falls Kansas and Ben Molt San Bernardino Cal two grandchildren George McNally Long Beach and Vera Gascoigne Broadland four great grandchildren.
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Eva L. Thompson
Broadland
Huron Hospital
Lote Beach
Mattie
Tacoma
Wash
Harry Thompson
Hoquiam
Fred J. Moltz
Wolsey
Paul Dauke
Brownsdale
Minn
Minnie Johnson
Ringsted
John B. Molt
Valley Falls
Kans
Ben Molt
San Bernardino
Cal
George McNally
Long Beach
Vera Gascoigne
Kennard to Speak at Five Farm Bureau Picnics
George B. Kennard, organization director of the South Dakota federation, will attend five Farm Bureau picnics and two meetings in the next week to ten days. He will discuss organized agriculture, the bureau’s activities and accomplishments. He is slated for Brown county Thursday and Hughes and Stanley counties Saturday, with talks on June 2 in Butte county, June 19 in Mobridge, and June 2 in Lawrence county, plus meetings in Spink and Faulk counties.
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Farm Bureau
George B. Kennard
South Dakota Federation
Bureau
Brown County
Hughes
Stanley County
Mobridge
Butte County
Lawrence County
Spink
Faulk
Expected Child Arrival Ends Lindbergh Campaign Effort
Newark report notes Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow will terminate her campaign activities for Col onel Charles A. Lindbergh’s wife in anticipation of a birth. Morrow headquarters announced the campaign closure as part of the Republican bid for the U S senate nomination. Sioux Falls committee to probe police charges. Police chief Swahon and three officers deny allegations, saying they were framed.
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Newark
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
United States
Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Hospital Registered Names Incoherent List
A garbled OCR compiled list shows numerous personal names and places such as Huron Forestburg and Broadland with many misread spellings. It reads like a roster of patients and residents including medical staff and relatives, but is fragmented and lacks coherent context or dates.
Wife Traders Are Cleared By Court
In Minot North Dakota judge C W Bunz freed Noah Dawkota and two couples from entanglements after a year long case about cross marriages. The Aikaneud and Knight families from Renville county had sought new spouses in Canada after divorce actions, with no kota law violations found and no contempt or decree vacating action declared.
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Minot
N.D
Noah Dawkota
C. W. Bunz
Devils Lake
Lawrence Aikaneud
Ae Willis Knight
Renville County
Buttz
Mes. Finight
Riksnse Ruds
Melta
Manitoba
Canada
Buitz
Guardsmen Start Firing Tomorrow at Rapid City Camp
Rapid City hosts the 47th Field Artillery encampment as National Guard units from South Dakota gather for a two day joint maneuver planned for June 18 and 19. The event features light artillery, engineers, and chemical warfare demonstrations with smoke screens and tear gas.
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Rapid City
L47th Field Artiler
Bow Elder Valley
South Dakota National Guard
Seville
105Th One
Neers 13Rd Mowr Transport Company
Booster Trip To Wessington Fete Planned
The second booster trip to join the Pftieth Anniversary celebration of Central South Dakota in Huron will take three large caravans of Huronian people to Wessington this week. Sponsored by the William Reaves post of the American Legion, the caravan will leave the Chamber of Commerce at 6:00 p.m. to attend the Wessington anniversary events.
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Central
South Dakota
Huro
Wessington
William Reaves
American Legion
Jay
Chamber of Commerce
Wessingtom
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Wessington Springs
QO. V. Breese
Eczema
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P. T. ‘Sharp
Bickory St
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