Hog Prices Rise in Armour Stock Yards Market
Armour Stock Yards reports June 12 hog prices up 10 to 15 cents with top at 4.25 while receipts show 500 head. Cattle calves and sheep mostly steady. ranges listed for steers yearlings heifers cows and bulls. Chicago and Sioux Falls markets show mixed gains with hogs trading around 4.50 to 4.75 and supplies differing from week prior.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sigs Pavdisn
Chicago
Paul
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
U. S
Duluth
Alta By, & Ram
Minneapolis
Rs St
U. SD
Arkansas
Alabama
Louisiana
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Futures Climb To New Levels
Wheat futures rose to new highs on a strong trading session in Minneapolis. July wheat futures closed up, while September, December and other grains posted varying gains and losses amid mixed cash market signals and sparse winter wheat.
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Minneapolis
Russia
Sioux City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Slow Monday Action
Market notes from Sioux City and Chicago show sluggish cattle and hog trade. Cattle prices mixed with feeder and fat cattle demand softening. hogs steady to higher early, sow weakness observed. Minnesota and Chicago carlot ranges list varied grain and wheat prices amid light buying.
Duluth Cash Close Wheat and Grain Prices June 12
Closing cash prices for wheat and durum varieties dominate the Duluth market report. Prices listed include No 1 dark northern and No 2 dark northern, No 1 northern, No 1 hard winter Montana, amber durum and red durum with multiple mixed durum entries. Flax and sweet clover futures show on track movements and projected arrivals for September and October.
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Minneapolis
Montana
sTia
Duluth
Markets Report Huron Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago and New York
Market notes from Huron Sioux Falls and Sioux City cover live poultry eggs butter and hides with prices for hens leghorn hens roosters broilers and geese. Chicago and New York futures show butter eggs poultry and potatoes with steady to firm tones and varied per-unit prices across regions.
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Eeuron
Swift & Co
Huron
Mitchell
Sioux City
Chicago
Stocks Recover After Reversal
New York stock trading shifts into a late rally as utilities and rail shares advance. American Telephone leads with gains over 4 points as other major names like National Distillers, U.S. Steel, American Can, Case, United Aircraft, Santa Fe, Consolidated Gas, and Delaware & Hudson rise 1 to 3 points. National Cash Register, North American, and New York Central also gain.
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New York
American Telephone
U. S.steel
American Can
Case
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
National Cash Register
North American
New York Central
South Dakota Religious Education Council Meets In Sioux Falls
The 58th annual state Sunday school gathering opens here tomorrow with over 60 workers attending. Youth and children leadership conferences are planned at multiple churches, with general sessions at the Methodist church led by President W. E. Krantz and music by Prof. A. A. Beecher. Morning watch services will be held daily at J. W. Campbell park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Alice Stratton
Children’s
Presbyterian Church
Mary Alice Jones
Eleanor McCaffree
American Lutheran Church
A. R. Eschliman
Congregational Church
Frantz Ty
Methodist Church
W. E. Krantz
A. A. Beecher
Dakota Wesleyan University
Frantz
Hubert Keteile
Huron
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
C. B
W. H. Bayles
W. H. Jamison
C. N. McManus
Clara Powell
Chicago
Robert Hopkins
Raymond Grant
J. W. Campbell Park
H. G. Burdick
Patricia
Betty Carol
Winona
Minn
D. H. Miller
Madison
Wis
Cecelia Gassman
Jean Adams
Robert Neiland
Jack Heston
Yankton
Ruth
R. O. Richards
Marvin Battleson
Aberdeen
Harold Marquis
Des Moines
E. F. Hartnagel
Mason Hartnagel
Miller
J. F. Faddleford
Thelma Svarsdat
Mildred Davidson
Ethel Vandenberg
Conde
Cook County Hospital
Normantt Cotton
Ed Cotton
Pierre
C. E. Matteson
Norman
Mission Ridge
Ata
R. M. Pfeiffer
St. Paul
R. C. Schulze
Pfeiffer
Schulze
Lawrence Zieske
Bobby
Marjorie Jean
Philip
Zieske
Lincoln
Ned
Dorothy
Mishap injures forest workers near Custer
Four boys were seriously hurt when a civilian conservation corps truck crashed with a car driven by John Byers west of Custer on Saturday night. Three others received minor injuries. the severely hurt included Clifford Heron Ronald Briggs Lyle Bruce and Dallas English CC with leg injuries. Those with lesser injuries were H Benvain O Maley and H Hendrickson. Fred Van Buren drove the truck and Scovel Johnson and Sheriff Tom Petty announced an investigation.
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Custer
Civilian Conservation Gorps
Army Hospital
Ft. Meade
John Byers
Clifford. Heron
Ronald Briggs
Lyle Bruce
Dallas English
Byers
H. Benvain
O. Maley
H. Hendrickson
Fred van Buren
Scovel Johnson
Tom Petty
Closing Quotations Mixed In For A Variety Of Firms
A long list of closing prices shows mixed signals across energy materials and consumer goods, with notable percentages for Am Can 54, Am Sm & Ref 307, Am Sug 69, Gen Elec 2434, General Motors 28, United Fruit 58, US Steel 3855, Woolworth 4, and other major names. The compilation includes multiple industry names and stock codes with varying gains and losses.
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al Chem & Dye
Allis
Beth St
Borden
Briggs Mfg
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasco
CM St P
CN W
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G
Cons Gas
Corn Products
Curtis Wright
Armour del
Armour del Ptd 794; Deug Inc
Eastman
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Ml Cent
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Ie T & T
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Morvell
Nash
Nati Biscuit
Nat'l Cash Reg
Natl—Dairy
Pullman
Purity Bok
ROC AM
RKO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Rey ‘Toh
Sears Roebuck
Socorn
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
St Oil Nod
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
Transamerican
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Fruit
US Ind al
US Rubber
US Steel
Western Union
West Electricity
Woolworth
CURBCLOSE By The Associated Sees Cities Service
A concise update from The Associated press reports on the curbcide action by Cities Service as the main focus of the brief. The item notes the community reaction and outlines immediate steps taken by the company and local authorities.
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Associated Sees Cities Service
Penney Predicts Steady U S Industrial Recovery
J C Penney told a Sioux Falls luncheon crowd that industrial conditions in the United States are improving steadily though gradual, with the nation needing fewer intermediaries to carry products to consumers. He warned against impatience during recovery and outlined his tour plans through North and South Dakota including Huron Pierre and Penney stores.
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J. C. Penney
Sioux Falls
United States
Szlness
Hation
J.C. Penney
Huron
North
South Dakota
Penney
Pierre
Busy travel and visits mark regional city briefs
Local residents report a flurry of travel and visits across South Dakota and neighboring states. Families head to Missouri and Minnesota for two week stays, while others return from Chicago, Yankton, and Des Moines for summer visits and weddings.
Roosevelt vows square deal for veterans in White House talks
Washington June 12 President Roosevelt meets with a small group including Representative Fred Hildebrandt to discuss veterans compensation promising a square deal. The report notes Hildebrandt’s belief in Roosevelt’s fair treatment for veterans. marriages and licenses follow, listing several local couples and ages.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Fred Hildebrandt
Congress
White’ House
Hildebrandt
Adventist Mission Work At South Dakota Encampment
Missionary reports from Peru and Central Africa highlight Adventist outreach as 400 campers gather at the Sia fair grounds. Rev L H Evans prepares to arrive tomorrow for the 10:20 morning and 7 p.m. sessions, with public invited.
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South Dakota
Sia Fair Grounds
J. 7. Thompson
Peru
South America
Lima
Steles
Lake ‘Titicaca
Thompson
Taki Titicaca
Jesson
El 1
Schoo
Gorden Oss
Watertown
Tventy
O. A. Giddines
Belgian Congo
Central Africa
Giddings
Tavir Baske
L H. Evans
China
Far East
McKeon Wins Buick Cup Final at Huron Country Club
George McKeon defeats Dr. H L Saylor three and two to claim the Buick cup in the mole final at Huron Country Club. It marks McKeon’s second straight cup win after last year’s victory while Saylor, holder in 1930, misses permanent possession as the match ends on the 3rd hole with McKeon par and Saylor five. The season’s first circulating cup, the Huesgen trophy, goes to Ross Matson.
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Huron Country Club
George McKeon
H. L. Saylor
McKeon
Saylor
McKeen
Sale
ORC
Ross Matson
Railroad Tournament Advances In Impeded Handicap Play
The C N W railroad handicap event nears the halfway mark as most players reach the third round. In the upper bracket E Mann beat H Teuber 3 and 2 and E Porter ousted L Zellney 6 and BR Daum beat W Porter 2 and 1 G Burdick defeated Fred Hogan and A Gordier beat M Gandy 4 and 1 E Terry beat K Robinson 2 and 1 L Selby beat H Goethsl 4 and 2. In the lower bracket two rounds were completed with C Heiss moving to the fourth round after two cancellations. Bert Dahl defeated J Sainsbury 2 up L Thatcher over W J Whitney By L Hoffman and J Shultner moved up due to no opponent. C Heiss beat D Behrens 2 up C Ebert won over Hemann 8 and 2 L A Wyland advanced by default.
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E. Mann
H. Teuber
E. Porter
L. Zellney
Daum
W. Porter
H. G Burdick
Fred Hogan
A. Gordier
M. Gandy
E. Terry
K. Robinson
L. Selby
H. Goethsl
C. Heiss
Bert Dahl
J. Sainsbury
L. Thatcher
W. J. Whitney
Hitchcock Breaks String Of Losses
Hitchcock defeats Bloomfield 4 to 2 in a James Valley league game on Sunday. Hofer and Glenz er combined for Hitchcock with Twie pitching the full game. Gilbert caught for Bloomfield with Eisenbraun behind the plate for Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Bloomfield
James Valley
Bloomfeld
Hitch
Hofer
Glenzer
Hitch= cock
Twie
Gilbert
Eisenbraun
Hitch= cosh
Road Report From Bes Brookings Area Weather Notes
Road report lists several South Dakota towns with highs and lows, precipitation amounts and notes. Sioux Falls Hone Huron Pierze Mitchell Watertown Yankton Rapid City cited with roads stated as good and clear in varied conditions. The entry includes odd symbols and misprints but preserves place by place weather and road status.
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Bes Brookings
Sioux Falls
Huron ST
Mitchell
Watertown
Yankton
Rapid City
Wanted Four sales ladies permanent positions
Notice advertising four sales ladies, married women preferred but not essential, call at Royal Hotel for Mr. McElhone at 7 pm. Also weed-cutting notice to vacant lots due by July, street commissioner Hoskins. Rainbow corn seed offered by Thos P Fleming with phone 8997.
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Royal Hotel
McElhone
Thos, P. Fieming
Thirty Two Civil Cases Set For Trial In June Term
Judge Alva Taylor opened the June circuit court with thirty two civil cases set for jury trial. Jurors report Monday June 19 at 10 pm for the trial session. One criminal case State v James McKenzie may plead. the Swaney liquor case was dismissed. The first civil case pits Ine HL Kirby of Sioux Falls against E I Bowe of Huron. Hartzell spoke at an amusement park near Mitchell to about 1500 under bond pending fraud charges in the Drake estate scheme.
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Alva
Taylor
James
McKenzie
Orla Swaney
Kirby
Sioux Falls
E. I. Bowe
Huron
May Royhl
Crawford
Bowe
Hartzell
Mitchell
S. D
P—Osrar If
Drake
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Armour Yards
Bolles & Rogers Huron
Ieghorn
S.S
A. M
Associated Press
Banco
Sqrvesee
U.S
New
Wilbur Norris Pierce
Mina Margaret Baack
Carthage
John ‘Edward Vanils
Centerville
Hazel Louise Darth
al Ardalla- Mee Leckness
Frank E. Kelley
Tracy
Marjorie Sate
Louis David Coats
Willow Lakes
Quido Sturges Moulton
Kuron
Irwin Grant Rawstein
Smith Jewelry
City OF Huron
City Hall
City Hal
Wm. R Joy
al Gade
E. G. Hoskins
Otto Geseh
Mlingis
S. W
Chas. E. Lowery CO
West Third St
W. Stocks
Ats
Quotations Board Room Service
Itebel
Hurea
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