Hogs hold steady as market shows small week decline
Chicago hog prices remained mostly steady with Friday gains of 25 to 4 cents and lighter supplies keeping buyers competitive. Week totals: 401,600 hogs across 12 markets, down from 423,000 last week and 480,000 a year ago. Lambs soft, with week’s top lambs around 9.50, yearlings down about 1.00, and fat cows and sows mixed. futures show light-offering bids and unsettled near-term demand.
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Chicago
Wether Lambs
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Saturday Review
Sioux City markets show cattle and hogs steady to higher with strong yearling demand. Cattle 200 head, hogs 3,000, sheep 900, prices quoted for feedlots, packers, and feeders across regions including Sioux Falls and South St. Paul with notable gains on steers, yearlings, and mixed loads. top hogs around 6.65, cattle 6.40–7.75, lambs around 8.50–8.75 and regional variations noted.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Stars
W. Pigs
Price Voice
Sioux City
M—W
Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
Wheat Prices Edge Higher on Short Covering
Minneaplis market notes a fractionally higher session with June wheat futures up 3/4 cent, July and September up 3 cents. Cash wheat firm early but eased after large milling orders. durum quiet, barley firmer, flax active, oats light, rye steady. Huron grain market lists Mixed durum to Red durum, barley and rye prices.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Cash Close for Saturday Grain Prices
Minneapolis grain prices posted Saturday with wheat and corn futures and canned protein figures. No. 1 northern wheat ranged around 80 dollars, No. 1 amber durum and red durum values cited, and oats flax and barley quotes listed for June to September contracts.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Grain market roundup from Minneapolis and Duluth reports
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes list wheat varieties with prices and percentages, plus rye flax and corn bids. Ambiguities aside, the Saturday reports show No. 1 hard spring, amber durum, mixed durum and red durum quotes, and nearby and future delivery values for wheat and flax in Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Batley
Produce Markets Report From Mitchell to Chicago Prices
Saturday summaries from Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago New York and more show varied prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Listings include butterfat door delivery eggs and poultry prices across multiple markets with changes noted for June 13.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
Eas
New York
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis dispatch notes flour prices rising to 5.20 to 5.30 per barrel for carload lots and 98 pound cotton sacks, with shipments totaling 37,073. Quotations show bran at 13.00 to 13.50 and standard middlings around 19.50, reflecting market levels as of June 13.
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Minneapolis
Stock Market Loafs Through Session
New York June 13 47 The stock market loafed through two hours today but recovered much of an early decline. Net changes were irregular and modest. Rails fell 1 to 4 while shorts covered late. U S Steel and several majors closed lower with some gains in others. Money accumulated in savings banks and New York City banks eyed rate cuts as confidence grew.
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Rails
Shorts
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Chesapeake and Ohio
Standard
Oil of California
North American
General Electric
Warnee Brothers
Rex
Kennecott
General Motors
American Smelting
New York Central
Haitimore
Ohio
Pacife
International Telephone
Krueger Scholl Telephone
Youngstown
Traus
London
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New York City
Paul Brown Seeks Closing Quotations for Trust Shares
Paul Brown reports on closing quotations for various trust shares including American Trust Shares 5 percent, Cumulative Trust Shares 3 percent, Universal Trust Shares and related corporate trust offerings.
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Paul Brown
Communism Gaining Ground Among Negroes Says Urban League Leader
Minneapolis June 1 The national conference of Urban Leagues heard T Arnold Hill of New York City say unemployment drives blacks toward communism as whites take jobs from black workers and bitterness grows He urged a ten year plan for race relations and noted three cultures and three classes shaping white opinion in the mass mind
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Minneapolis
T. Arnold Hill
New York City
National Conference of Urban Leagues
United States
Hil
Department of Industrial Relations
Hill
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New Orleans
Seattle
Los Angeles
Jesse O. Thoms
Atlanta, Ga
National Urban League
Unemployed Aid Drive Outlined by Hoover Aide
Fred C. Croxton, acting chairman of President Hoover's emergency committee for unemployment, outlined a broad welfare fund raising mobilization. The drive includes a national city survey and a simultaneous fall fund drive to meet anticipated relief needs for fall and winter.
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Minneapolis
Fred C. Croxton
Hoover
Association of
Community Chests
Croxton
Ketelles Drive To Wisconsin Visit To Father
Dr and Mrs Hubert Ketelle and children Mary Aberdeen and Bruce plan a drive to Marshfield Wisconsin after the morning service to visit Dr Ketelle’s father. Mr Ketelle is about 60 and in failing health. They expect to return to Huron for next Sunday’s quarterly communion service.
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Wisconsin
Hubert Ketelle
Mary Aberdeen
Bruce
Marshfield
Wis
Ketelle
Huron
Prepare To Try Ed Decker First
State's Attorney Lea A Temmey plans to move Ed Decker hog theft case to trial as jurors report for service in the June term of circuit court. No action yet on a motion for continuance by attorney Bax Reyhl. Decker is charged with grand larceny for allegedly trying to steal three hogs from the Mennonite colony north of Huron.
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Ed Decker
Bax Reyhl
Decker
Huron
Pat Flaherty
Charles Eyestone
Huron American Legion
Wisherty
Ike Waltons To Bid For 1932 Convention
Delegates from Huron prepare to push the 1932 Izaak Walton league convention to Rapid City. A full quorum of 12 members will attend the Rapid City sessions with instructions to back Bert Year’s convention. New members from nearby towns were admitted and the meeting featured entertainment and a reprise of a committee slate.
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Huron
Izaak Walton League
Rapid City
Marvin Hughitt
Bert
Ike Walton
Blame Boy With Gun For Shooting Woman
A gunman fired a 22 caliber rifle at Mrs. Clarence Alley near Simmons Avenue Southeast and Dakota Avenue South. A bullet lodged in her left shoulder as she drove past ONeal’s grocery. the injury is not considered serious. Police seek the shooter with details of the incident reported after 6 p.m.
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Simmons Avenue
Mrs. Alley
Mysterio
O'Neal
Dakota Avenue South
Wife of Presbyterian mission doctor dies in Brazil
Dr. H. P. Carson learned from the Board of Foreign Missions in New York that Mrs. Mabel Wood, wife of Dr. Walter Welcome Wood, died at Patamonia Est Sunday June 7. The notice conveyed condolences to relatives and friends.
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H. P. Carson
Board of Foreign Missions of
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Presbyterian Church
New York
Brazil
South America
Walter Welcome Wood
Mabel
Patamonia
Est ‘Suidey
Governor Speaks At Kampeska Meetings
Gov Warren Green visited Watertown for two Lake Kampeska picnics delivering talks to State College alumni at Stony Point and to the State Threshermen Brotherhood at City Park. He warned that agricultural and industrial conditions are out of balance and normal progress won’t return until maladjustments are fixed. He spoke at 2 p.m. after addressing the alumni.
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Lake Kampeska
Warren Green
State College
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City Park
South Dakota
Wnor
Green
Threshermen's
Lions Thank Host Clubs After Fifth District Convention
Huron Lions president Dr. C S Betts commended cooperation from Huron service clubs and local groups for hosting the Fifth District Lions convention. Governor Arthur O Lee called it one of the best, with 273 to 300 visitors over three days. Expenses were about $2000.
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Huron Lions Club
Huron
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron College
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Huron Country Club
Boy Scouts
Wessington
Huron Lions
Gottfried Sjoland
Hardin A. van Deursen
Millionaire James Owne wins national prep 100 in rain
Stagg Field Chicago June 13 a 16 year old Maplewood Missouri sophomore James Owne won the nations prep 100 yard dash at the University of Chicago national interscholastic championships finishing in 16.2 seconds amid rain slowed conditions. Tim Quinn Ludington Michigan retained 880 title in 1257.4 seconds, beating Brothers San Angelo Texas by four yards. Grover Bradley Maud Oklahoma won first 220 yard section in 1591 seconds after tight race with Bullard John Marshall Richmond Virginia and Miller Des Plaines Illinois.
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James Owne
Maplewood
Nations
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Husky
Ludington
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Quinn
Brothers
San Angelo
Texas
Grover Bradley
Maud
Okla
Bullard
John Marshall High
Richmond
Miller
Des* Plaines
State hail insurance deadline set for July 1
County Auditor T H Young corrected a published impression saying state hail insurance can be purchased by July 1. After that date the state department will not accept applications. The notice aims to stop confusion over whether insurance on corn or other crops could be bought immediately.
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T. H. Young
State Department
Reno Divorce Business Expands With New Residence Law
Reno Nevada reports a surge in divorce filings since a six week residence rule took effect. Washoe County sees revenue from filing fees and copies, averaging about 26 dollars per action, with total May income near 10 340 dollars and projected annual earnings around 78 000 dollars. County aims to use proceeds to fund court and housing needs.
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Reno
Nev
Washoe County
Aviation Committee Meets Here Sunday
Aviation enthusiasts appointed by the South Dakota state chamber will meet in Huron on Sunday to organize plans for securing air mail reliefs. Chairman Walter Hailey, Rapid City pioneer and founder of Rapid Air Lines, leads a committee including T. M. Bailey Sioux Falls Hal Bowring Mitchell Walter Stover Watertown Hugh Danforth Yankton Earl Runchey Madison Dawes Birnshine Pierre Clyde Fulleron Aberdeen Dr F W Minty Rapid City Dan McCutcheon Belle Fourche C L Bailey Robert D Lusk Huron H D Davis Winner Francig Case Hot Springs Guy Spokeley Brookings J Leonard Hegen Mobridge M Pin Beebe Ipswich. The meeting at Hotel Marvin Hughitt starts 10 am. W C Lusk Yankton plans to attend.
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Walter Stover
Watertown
Hugh Danforth
Yankton
Earl Runchey
Madison
Dawes Birnshine
Pierre
Clyde Fulleron
Aberdeen
F. W. Minty
Rapid Ci
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
C. L. Bailey
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
H. D. Davis
Winner
Francig Case
Hot Springs
Guy Spokeley
Brookings
Urges Farmers To Control Co-Op Act
MANHATTAN KAS June The National Grange master said at the seventh annual session of the American Institution of Cooperation that if the agricultural marketing act is amended it will be done by its friends and not by enemies of rural welfare. He viewed the act and the farm board as steps in the right direction and said the machinery should be valuable for years.
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Kas
Iej
L. J. Taber
Columbus
National Grange
American Institution of Cooperation
Agricultural Marketing Act
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Taber
Daisy DeBoe Must Serve Sentence After Appeal
In Los Angeles on June 13 the court of appeals ruled Daisy De Boe must serve 18 months of a five year probation after dissolving a habeas corpus writ that had freed her on a $5,000 bond. Attorney William B. Bewnie plans a rehearing to gain more days of freedom. Bow is recovering at a Nevada ranch after a nervous breakdown tied to controversy surrounding her former secretary’s grand theft trial.
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Los Angeles
Court of Appeals
Ciara Bow
Miss DeBoe
William B. Bewnie
Miss Bow
Nevada
Chamber of Commerce backs rail freight rate rise nationwide
Cleveland June 13. The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce announced it will vigorously support a proposed nationwide increase in railroad freight rates, arguing the move is the one obvious point to halt the current economic slide and turn it upward.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
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Wil Neb. Ave. S. W
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