Swine Market Steady to Weak at Armour Stockyards Huron
Market notes from Armour Stockyards in Huron report swine steady to weak with 300 head receipts. Hog top near 9.20, 170-230 lb and 240-280 lb classes steady to 15 lower. sows steady to lower. Cattle and calves mixed, bid tones eased and buyers cautious. dairy and steers showing limited activity. Nearby markets in Sioux City and South St. Paul show similar steady to lower tendencies with direct sales prominent.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
U. SD
Texas
St. Pat
South ST. Paul
Wwee
ISU
Cannery Lsp
Aenees
Bologna
Markets At A Glance From York And Duluth Grain Reports
A dense, partial market notes summary shows mixed cargo actions across commodities. Wheat and corn futures drift on profit taking and export demand, with sugar and coffee showing activity. grain prices in Duluth and Chicago reflect a heavy OCR of figures and uncertain quotes amid overall steadiness in several sectors.
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Chicago
Various Midwest Farm Price Reports June 15
Market notes from Minneapolis Mitchell Sioux City Watertown report live poultry and egg prices including hens roosters leghorn springs buttercream butterfat and associated products. Prices shown include hens 12 to 14 cents and eggs No 1 at 14 cents with butterfat No 1 at 21 cents and No 2 at 19 cents.
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Sioux City
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls Produce Weidnesday Market Report
Sioux Falls market notes for June 15 list prices for poultry and eggs by weight and breed, including heavy hens, Leghorn hens, heavy breed broilers, Leghorn broilers, cocks, live ducks and geese, egg grades No 1 and No 2, and butterfat No 1 and No 2 with stated figures.
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Huron
Swift & Co
S. D
Sioux Falls
Wheat Prices Rise Then Dip as Profits Trim Gains
Chicago June 15 Wheat prices extended gains in the most active trade in eight months but profits selling trimmed most of the advance. Outlook for winter crop 750 million bushels vs 643 million last May. July and September futures mixed near unchanged to slight declines. cash bids for No 1 dark northern and No 1 hard Montana barley varied in choice lots.
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Duluth
Montana
Ehicago
Seling
N.C. Murray
Chicago
Board endorses city music program for coming year
Superintendent A J Lang announced the board will continue instrumental music in city schools with Duane Smith as full time instructor and Miss Phyllis Berne as half time teacher for miniature bands. The concert band will rehearse before school and the orchestra after school with daily practice and classroom instruction across grade levels. Smith will study music at the University of Idaho before returning to direct groups.
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Board of ‘Education
A. J. Lang
Lang
Duane Smith
Phyllis Borne
Berne
Smith
University of Idaho
Huron
Congress Advances Wide-Ranging Labor and Anti Trust Measures
Congress moved a broad measure toward the White House that would set a 25 cent minimum wage and a 44 hour workweek for interstate workers within 120 days. The House backed a 500 thousand dollar antitrust inquiry alongside a Senate resolution, while a radio monopoly probe failed 24 to 101.
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White House
Senate
House
Labor, Committee, Treasury and Justice Departments
Federal Trade and Securities Commissions
Stocks Hover On Recovery Fringe As Market Stalls
The stock market opened modestly higher on a tentative recovery, with raw material shares and copper leading gains. Midday trading cooled, rail bonds weakened the tone, and overall activity lingered around 350000 shares with little appetite for further advances.
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Wew YU
Jung
RFC
Stock Exchange
Closing prices for a list of companies and tickers
A digest of quoted securities with listed ticker symbols including Adams Exp 7 percent Air, Alaska Jun 105 percent, Alleghany Corp, Allied Stores, Am Can RT, Am & For Pow, AmHidedeLea, AmRad&kSiS, AmRel Millie, AmSu Fdrs, Aviation Corp, Baldwin Loco of Bolk and Ohio, Kresge, Kroger Groc, Libby OFG, Loew's, McKess & Rob, Minn HoneyReg, MontWard, NatBiscouit, North American, Northern Pac, Ohio Oil, Packard Motor, and other listed entities.
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Alaska
Alleghany Corp Allied
Allied Stores
Amrad&ksis
Millie AnSméRet
AmSu
lamTel&Tel
Am Tobb
WatWks
AmWool
Anaconda
Arm Tl
Atcht&sf
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Bolk&Ohio
Barnsdall
Bendix
Aviation
Quotation Associated Press
Kresge
Kroger Groc
Loew's
MarshField
McKess
Rob Si
Mckes
RobPf
MontWard
Murray Corp Sty
Nashikelw
NatBiscouit
NatDairyProd
NatDistil
Bonds New York June 15 Treasury yields and notes
Government bonds in New York on June 15 show Treasury notes at various prices including 4 44, 4 9, and 4 1 percent levels. Treasury 3s and Fed Farm Mortgages are listed with values around 106 to 119 while Home Owners Loan bonds trade near 49 to 52.
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New York
Treasury Ha
Treasury d
Treasury
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan Bi
Home Owners Loans
Wage Hour Bill Aims 40 Cent Min Wage For All Industries
Congress advances the wage hour act to set a 40 cent minimum wage across most industries within five years with a 44 hour week first year and time and a half for overtime. An administrator will oversee enforcement and committees of employers workers and private citizens will guide interstate industry compliance. The act creates a $500000 administration fund and targets phased wage increases to reach 40 cents per hour, with seasonal exemptions and overtime rules, while detailing votes and lawmakers involved.
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House
Cannon
Hague Denies He Is The Law In Jersey City Mayor Claim
Newark NJ June 15 Mayor Frank Hague rejects the CIO ACLY claim he controls Jersey City as law. He defends his 25 years in power and says his judgment is relied on in all questions while noting he would deny street meeting permits without proper authorization. He cites city ordinance and public safety in enforcement.
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Hague
Jersey City
Newark
Frank Hague
New Jersey
National Democratic Commate
CIO
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Frazer
O'Connell
Montana
John T. Bernard
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
South Dakota Old Age Fund Nears End of FY
Pierre June 13 The South Dakota Social Security department will end the 1927-38 fiscal year June 30 with about 200000 remaining in the old age assistance fund Director J W Kaye said. About 15909 persons received payments averaging 19 75 this month. He warns the balance is about half what is needed to start next year and the 2000000 maximum annual state funds will be exhausted if current spending continues. The department plans staffing cuts to 280 to reduce overhead. Rural field workers cover 275 300 clients while urban workers handle 300 335 cases. The department also supports National Youth Administration CCC surplus relief and aid to the blind. The 1939 legislature may need to provide more aid funds if payments continue at present levels. Kirka Wheeler a University of Minnesota student arrives to spend the summer with his parents.
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Pierre
South Dakota Social Security Department
J. W. Kaye
Kaye
Tse
Security Commission
FAA
National Youth Administration
CCC
School Coal For Year Is Purchased In Huron
The Peter Mintener Lumber Company and Schultz Coal Company won bids to supply coal for Huron school buildings. About 500 tons of stoker coal will heat the high school at 8.75 dollars per ton from Mintener. About 400 tons of highs de coal will heat the grade schools at 210 dollars per ton from Schultz. A small extra cost for the high school may be offset by reduced grade school needs.
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Peter Mintener Lumber Company
Schultz Coal Company
Huron
W. C.peterson
City
Mintener Company
Schultz Company
Peterson
Red Cross Swim Classes Set to Begin at Ravine Park
Frank Kinyon announces Red Cross swimming and life saving classes start next week at Ravine Park with two terms. Open to youths with parental permission, no charge. Periods run June 20 through July and August, 10 to noon then 9:30 to 11:30. In 1937, 175 beginner tests and 40 swimmers tests were passed, plus 15 junior and 12 senior life saving tests.
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Red Cross
Ravine Park
Frank Kinyon
Red Cross Hife Saving and Swimming Committee
Kinyon
W& Hoor
Ravine Lake
Staf
Lewis Demand For Blacklist Tabled
Washington June 15 John L Lewis pressed House Democratic leaders for action on the Walsh Healey bill but was again refused. CIO leaders urged a vote on the measure, while Speaker and Rules Committee balked. The bill would require contractors and firms with government contracts to meet Wagner Act and federal wage standards or be blacklisted.
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Washington
John L Lewis
House
Walsh-Healey BR
Sneaker Bankhead
Lewis
Leowis
Philip Mucray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Walvi+Healey
Bankhead
Rules Committee
Admitted Patients At The Hospitals
Names of admitted patients across several towns including Faye Anderson in Wolsey Mrs Frank Adams in Huron and Eunice Buelier also in Huron. Dismissed patients include Mrs Vernon Estes Jack Robinson Glenn Anderson and Edna Crozier in Huron. Nov and speed recovery wishes with Walkers Rowers.
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Faye Anderson
Wolsey
Surgical
Frank Adams
Huron
Surgiel
E. T. Gockenheimer
Clarence Kruger
Bancroft
Medical
Neva Allen
Miller
Eunice Buelier
Wiliam Schwartz
Maurice Christnacht
Watertown
Jack Hanson
de Smet
Vernon Estes
Jack Robinson
Glenn Anderson
Edna Crozier
Rodney Brandt
Daniel Gross
School Election Arrangements Set With Six Polling Places
Election officials announced polling sites for the June school board vote. Six wards will hold polls at assigned school buildings and the courthouse with two judges per precinct. Blake F Patton seeks reelection to a three year term against J W Cribb. Dr RAL Buchanan runs unopposed to fill the remaining term of C J Hopper.
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C. Peterson
Hirrin
Macktinley School
Builétnns
W. E. Felgh
George Theimer
Vera Paulsen
LC. Kettering
Third Ward
E. B. Dinneer
H. C Younkin
Carsie M. Sargent
Fourth Ward
City
E. J. Plummer
B. R. Boughton
Jessie Goethe
Fifth Ward
Ral Buchanan
C. J. Hoppel
Hopper
Civil Suit Heard As Circuit Court Reopens Session
The June term of the circuit court reopened at the courthouse with Judge Fisher presiding. W. H. Walters seeks $275 from H. H Geiger on a rent claim as testimony begins. Judge Fisher dismisses other jurors and schedules service for July 7. James Gimmy Hicks pleads guilty to grand larceny and receives a suspended sentence portion after admitting involvement in theft of cattle from a Broadland farm.
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Oy Crcuit Court
Frank T. Fisher
Miller
W. H. Walters
H. H Geiger
Walters-Geiger
Jurom
Walters-Geixer East
Fisher
James Garvin Gimmy Hicks
State Penitentiary
Veefe
Broadland
CCC Boy Dies Of Accident Injuries
A CCC enrollee Harry G L X Overby died in a Hettinger North Dakota hospital about 7 p m yesterday after a automobile accident six miles south of there. Companions Silas J Guxfeson and Edward Smith are held in Pennington County jail awaiting an inquest at 2 p m today. The trio’s vehicle failed to make a curve and overturned into a ditch. Burial set for Friday in Hettinger. Survivors include parents Louis and a brother Carl Overby, CCG educational director at Camp Tigerville.
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Harry Glx
Hettinger
N. D
CCC
Charles Whiting
Overby
Silas J. Guxfeson
Mitchell
Edward Smith
Brookings
Pennington County
Lester Thompson
Louis Overby
Carl Overby
CCG
Camp Tigerville
International Tensions and Local Travel Notices
The piece notes undisclosed memorandum demands in international talks and compares them to Henlein's April 24 Carlovy Vary declaration. It mentions attendees Miller and Peterson family heading to Rapid City for a AA Masonic session. It also remarks that Hong Kong, with a population over one million, had only one divorce filing last year.
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Henlein
Carlovy Vary
Hong Kong
For Sale Classified Items and Trade Offer
Advertisement notes a Mohsrh bed davenport and a radio trade offer. Mentions a furnished apartment at The Costain 546 Dakota South and a phone number 8283 for details. Also offers trade for a Majestic item or boat and outboard motor with contact 5188.
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Mohshr Bed Davenport
Majestic
Costain
Dakota South
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Stoskis
Kirka Wheeler
University of Minnesota
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