Market News Hog and cattle prices inch higher at Armour stockyards
Hog prices steady to higher for butchers with top at 6.30 and 190 to 210 pound hogs. Light sows 5.15, main receipts around 2,400 cattle and sheep mixed. Cattle steady near 9.00 for steers and calves selling 7.50 to 8.50. Sheep and dairy cows showing limited action with mixed bids. Representative sales from Sioux City report varied cattle and cow prices across multiple lots and weights.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux City
Markets of Produce from Huron and Chicago Prices
Huron markets show heavy hens and Leghorn hens priced with no clear figures. Chicago produce reports butter and butterfat values firmer, eggs at 24,928 with prices unchanged. poultry live stock movement steady with turkeys at 13 for toms and 14 for hens, other prices steady.
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Chicago
Hogs Steady to Strong Across Markets
Chicago hogs firm with 5 cent gains on medium weight butchers and top at 6.55, cattle generally up 10 to 25 cents with steers over 1,200 pounds slow, vealers up 25 cents, and sheep and lambs strong. Salable hogs 9,000, cattle 9,000, sheep 1,000. Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports show mixed gains and steady prices across regions with tops around 6.30 for hogs and strong cattle demand, yearlings up to 9.00, and calves around 8.00 to 9.00 in spots.
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Cattl Stear
Ganine Springers
Chicago
General Marke
Broux Falls
Sioux Falls
Sronx City
Sioux City
Idaho
Cattle Prices Steady in St Paul Market Report
Bt Paul Livestock from Wednesday at South St Paul lists cattle values across categories. Slaughter yearlings show 7.75 to 8.75, weighty steers under pressure, heifers 7.50 to 8.50, most beef cows 5.75 to 6.50, cutters 4.50 to 5.50, bulls steady up to 6.75, stockers steady with choice noted.
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Bt. Paul
South ST. Paul
S. Mon. S
New York Produce and Midwest Market Prices Report
New York and Midwest market figures dated June 14 show varied dairy and poultry prices. Fresh milk, creamery products, eggs, butterfat, and frozen items move with some fluctuations across regions in compact weekly price reporting.
Sioux Faille Produce Wednesday Poultry Prices Notice
Sioux Falls dairy and market brief lists poultry and butter quotations for Wednesday June 14. Entries include hens 4% lbs and over at 10, heavy hens under 434 lbs, leg horn and Leghorn cocks, live ducks 6, geese 5, eyes No 1 18 No 2 10, butterfat No 1 20 No 2 18, butter 244.
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Sioux Faille
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Creamery
Fancy Wholesale
Mitchell Produce Prices and Poultry Offerings
Mitchell Produce lists Wednesday market items with quantities and prices including hens over 5 pounds at 12, hens under 5 pounds at 11, Leghorn hens at 9 cents, Leghorn roosters 6 cents, Leghorn springs 14 cents, Leghorn springs 12, hen turkeys 18 cents, tom turkeys 10 cents, butterfat No 1 ten cents, No 2 seventeen cents, and other entries with minor misprints. The jumble suggests a local produce price sheet with varying poultry and dairy values for that period.
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Mitchell
Leghorn
Roosters
Léghorn Roosters
Leghorn Springs
Buter
Sioux City Produce Prices and Futures Report
Sioux City and Chicago markets show poultry weights and prices for hens roosters and broilers, eggs and butter with case lots and futures mixed. Leg horn and Leghorn lines appear with No 1 and No 2 grades, butter creamery grades listed, and Chicago futures quoted with highs lows and closes.
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago price notes
Markets at a glance show uneven stocks with some declines and lower bonds. Chicago wheat firm in light trade, corn steady, hogs steady to strong. cash grain and futures quotes listed for various grades and bases across grain and oilseed markets.
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Chicago
Crttle
Wheat Market Firm In Light Trade
The wheat market showed firmness in light trading with prices edging up at times. Higher Liverpool quotations supported gains amid rust fears in the domestic spring wheat region and weak harvesting reports from the southwest. Kansas reports indicate low yields for first combined wheat at Galva.
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Canaun
Vue
Liverpool
Kansas Cay
Galva
Kan
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago and Minneapolis report
Wheat and barley quotes from Chicago futures show varied gains and declines for July and September contracts. Minneapolis market lists ranges for wheat types including dark northern, hard winter and amber durum, plus rye and barley prices, reflecting modest activity on a June trading day.
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Montana
Huron
Chicago
Minneapolis
Stocks Rally In Final Hour As Markets Waver
New York stock activity ended irregularly after hours of declines with transfers near 400 000 shares. A late rally lifted metal and aircrafts, as Douglas rose about two points while copper resisted further drops amid cautious trading.
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New York
Rocky Mountains
Sorate
Douglas
New York Curb Market Close Shows Mixed Bond Ford Mot
New York curb market reports a close with EI Bond and Sh 8 percent level while Ford Motor Ltd shows 3 percent. Market activity exposed modest gains in some issues amid thin trading with scattered interest from investors.
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New York
Curb Wer
York
EI Bond
Ford Mot Ltd
Huron Students Graduated From St John’s Military School
Dr and Mrs H D Sewell and son Harry Jr of Tulsa along with Mr and Mrs F J Zink and daughter Audrey Zink and Bob Bryan returned from Delafield Wisconsin where they attended graduation exercises for John Sewell and Fred Zink. Fred earned three medals including most loyal and most efficient in the band and lieutenant’s merit. John received multiple medals and honors such as captain, solid geometry, and essays. Harry Sewell Jr plans a short stay in Huron before returning to Tulsa.
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H. D. Sewell
Harry, Jr
Tulsa
Okla
F. J. Zink
Audrey Zink
Bob Bryan
Delafield
Wis
John Sewell
Fred Zink
St. John's Military School
Fred
John
Harry Sewell, Jr
Huron
Rainfall totals vary across northern South Dakota
Rainfall extended from a trace to about an inch in parts of the region with Sioux Falls reporting 0.3 inches before 1:00 am and showers continuing. Mitchell noted 1.50 inches, while Murdo Bridgewater and Salem reported lighter amounts. Rain disrupted telegraph lines and railroad communications around Sioux Falls and Worthington, Minnesota.
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Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Crown Prince
Olav
Martha
Norway
Mitchell Mitchell
Wain
Murdo
Bridgewaters
Salem
Marion
Nermillian
Brookings
Lomman
Watertown
Omaha Railroad
Worthington
Minn
British Photographer Arrested Near International Bridge
Mayell, documenting Japanese barricades from an international bridge, was seized by Japanese gendarmes and taken into a guardhouse after being pulled into the occupied area while filming.
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International Bridge
Mayell
Market names and rates in a mixed corporate listing
A dense OCR listing shows numerous company names with percentage figures and some stock or bond references. It resembles a snapshot of market names such as Kennecott, Loews, Chrysler, AT&T, General Motors, and Wit multiple percent values, index figures, and corporate identifiers, interspersed with industry terms. The fragment ends with Treasury and Home Owners Loan figures.
Rainy Weather Greets Campers at Girl Scout Day Camp
Rain and mud marked opening day as 39 Girl Scout day campers gathered at the fair grounds with director Mrs. H. M. Easton. Patrol leaders were elected for North Star Minnehaha and Lightning groups, with scribe and color bearer roles assigned. Health nurse Bea dle County spoke on sanitation and camp routines, as preparations for tomorrow include a 7:30 breakfast and required registration and health certificates.
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Fair Grounds
H. M. Easton
North Star Patroll
R. J. Krueger
Arnold Nelson
Benty Martin
Phyllis Gross
Sylvia Reese
Marjorie Jean Zieske
R. G. Toler
Dorothy Pickel
Minnehaha
Mary Jane Trenerry
Virginia Hetlinger
Delores Leighton
Lightning Patrol
Bernice Howard
Pat Laskowski
Carol Findley
Norma
Jean Banesteel
Rit
Maureen Artz
Uni
Rapert
Dorothy Pickell
Mee Fickell
Keith Potter
B. R Laskowski
W. H. George
H. M Leim
Baby Stolen From Crib Found Dead
Clyde sheriff announces 10 week old Haldon found dead in a creek seven miles west after an all night search. Coroner cites homicide by drowning with no signs of violence. Mother Irvin Fink, 27, and father divorced, investigation links to possible two meniac suspects.
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Clyde
H. L. Myers
Haldon
Myers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ted Paul
Oran Baker
Irvin Fink
Migrant Farm Labor Faces Shrinking Jobs Amid Mechanization
In the Great Plains, farm labor demand declines as mechanization grows rapidly. Chief issues include 19 percent of farm workers being unneeded while migratory labor swells, with about 350000 families already migrating. The working farm population rises by about 445 annually, pushing families off the land and into unstable migrant labor.
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Great Plains
Walace
Wallace
Hospital admissions and bank stock notices excerpt
In hospitals, C F Stewart Huron admitted for medical care and Mrs Leonard Cox Huron minor surgical, Mrs Julius DeNolf Huron medical, Mrs R C Shamber Virgil surgical, Lorraine Meyers Wolsey surgical, Marjorie Schicuter Wolsey surgical. Dismissal listed as Mrs Charles Gray and Ed Sorenson. Bank note shows First Bank Stock bid 10% ask 10% close. Northwest Banca bid 8% ask 8%.
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C. F Stewart
Huron
Leonard Cox
Julius DeNolf
R. C. Schamber
Virgil
Surgical
Lorraine Meyers
Wolsey
Marjorie Schicuter
Charles Gray
Ed Sorenson
C. B Gan
Short
iFirst Bank
Northwest Banca
Funeral Services To Be Thursday For Ronald Peskey
Funeral services for Ronald F Peskey 21 of Huron will be Thursday at 2 pm at Kinyon funeral chapel Huron with burial in Iroquois Family lot Pallbearers are cousins Mervin Schultz Armand Peskey Hillard Peskey Paul Moneding Perry Snyder Bradley Gamble Surviving relatives include two brothers a half sister and two half brothers The death was by self inflicted gunshot after driving to a service station on the city eastern outskirts Monday
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Ronald F. Peskey
Huron
Kinyon
Iroquois
Mervin Schultz
Armand Peskey
Hillard Peskey
Paul Moneding
Perry Snyder
Bradley Gamble
Mina Stevens
Sturgis
Peskey
Collision Victims Continue To Show Further Gain
Three people injured in a north of Huron auto collision Sunday evening show improving conditions. Mrs. Max Royhl with chest injury and broken ankle is better, Mrs. Elmer Bucher with fractured hip and head injuries rests easier, and Joe Williams of Groton with rib and chest injuries is gaining steadily per hospital reports.
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Huron
Fural
Max Royhl
Elmer Bucher
Royalty visit details highlight Olav and Martha tour
Crown Prince Olav of Norway and Princess Martha tour Sioux Falls with a luncheon for royalty and a public banquet expected to host 1780 guests. Olav comments on weather and farming, praises American feed wheat, and notes the couple’s three children.
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Olav
Martha
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Duluth
Minn
Rown
Crown Prince Olav
Norway
Prince Olav
Ragnhild
Astrid
Harald
Relief bill seeks tighter WPA relief oversight
Lawmakers discussed new rules to “dress up and tune up” relief programs amid protests against racketeer influence. The plan includes restricting organizations that mobilize workers, with both parties applauding yet some members saying it won’t solve relief issues. The Appropriations Committee proposed 19 changes, including a three man administrative board replacing Hopkins era single administrator.
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House
Woodrum
Appropriations
Taber
New York
Wigglesworth
Massachusetts
Lamberton
Kansas
Ditter
Pennsylvania
Appropriations Committee
Harry’ Hopkins
Secretary’ of Commerce
Harrington
Regular Army
Government relief reforms debated in WPA era records
A report outlines recommendations to tighten relief programs and limit political activity by relief workers. Proposals include wage controls, stricter sponsor finances, audit of rolls, and bans on certain officials, with emphasis on employment-based relief and safeguarding funds.
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WPA
Cos
Pel
Momitzee
Secretary of Agriculture
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Lotel
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