Market News Descent in Prices Across Livestock Markets
Describes a steady to lower market across Armour Stock Yards Huron and other markets on June 16. Top cattle prices around 10.75 with mixed receipts, various weight brackets listed for cattle calves and sheep, and Chicago Sioux Falls Sioux City reports noting steady to weak trends in hogs calves and lambs. Multiple city market figures and ranges for 150 to 300 pound hogs and beef cattle are included.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Dune
Chicago
Carle
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
U. 5
D. A
At. Paul
South St. Paul
Produce Markets VT eV errr HURON
Supplies from Swill Ca diuron report daily market items for Huron including heavy fowls eggs butterfat and graded hen products with prices per dozen or by weight and classified by quality No. 1 eggs No. 2 butterfat and various hen classes are listed for traders seeking current market data
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Huron
Roduce
Swill & Cadiuron
S. D
Kennery
Sioux City and Chicago Produce Prices Reported June 16
Sioux City markets show poultry and egg prices with hens over 5 lb listed at 14, leghorn hens and roosters priced across sizes. Chicago and New York figures include butter around steady, eggs up modestly, and live poultry prices mixed with various weight classes and regional quotes.
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Sioux City
Breilere
Jose
Chicago
New York
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Refrigerator Standards— Co Ok
Watertown
Springs If
Sioux Falls Produce Tuesday Market Report
Sioux Falls dateline lists prices and counts for poultry and butterfat including heavy hens and cocks, Leghorn varieties, live ducks and geese, and butterfat grades No 1 and No 2 with numeric weights and numbers.
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Sioux Falla
Sioux Falls
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago on June 16
Chicago market notes steady to light demand for Idaho Russet Burbanks and Washington Russet Bur banks. New stock in limited supply with mixed quality and prices around 1.40 to 1.60 per cwt, with several regions showing decay and fair condition amid light sales.
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Chicago
U.S
Idaho
Burbanks
Montana
Washington
California
White Hose US
North Carolina
Steels And Motors Drag Down Wall Street in Late Trade
A quiet stock sell off in late trading nudged indices lower due to decline in steels and motors shares. Leading names mentioned include Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, Boeing, Du Pont, and General Electric with mixed moves across other large industrials and utilities.
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Steels and Motors
New York
Jime
Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
U.S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
International Harvester
Deere
Boeing
Western Union
North American
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Continental Oil
Westinghouse
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Pullman
Atlantic Coast Line
Banta Fs
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
Johns Manville
Air Reduction
Javea
Sears Roebuck
Seaboard Oil
Consolidated Edison
Electric Power & Light
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Texas Corp
General Electric
Lone Star Comant
Seek Homes for Dogs in Pound and Local Obituary Notices
Chief Of Police announces five unlicensed dogs at the entry pound available to anyone who will license and care for them. Dogs listed are three spaniels one bulldog and one collie shepherd. Contact city dog catcher James Swaney to take possession. If unclaimed, the animals face death.
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Police
Juke 5
Nelson
B F Kline Dies After Sudden Illness in Tracy Minnesota
B F Kline aged 60, an engineer for Chicago and North Western Railway, died after a sudden illness in Tracy, Minnesota. Born March 31, 1877 in Pennsylvania, he joined the railroad in 1901 and worked in Chicago before transferring to the Dakota Division in Huron, where he resided at 52 Beach Avenue South. Survived by his wife, services set for Friday at Tracy at 10 a.m. and burial in Minneapolis. George S. King, master mechanic, praised his loyal service and character.
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B. F. Kline
Chicago — & _ North Western, Railway
Tracy
Minn
Mr. Kline
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Dekota
Huron
Beach Avenue
Southst
Kline
Tricy
Minneapolis
George S. King
C. É& N. W. Railway
Fiest
Martha Phillips to Play Recital at Huron College Chapel
Ten year old pianist Martha Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Emery Phillips will perform two groups of numbers tomorrow morning in the college chapel at Huron College. The recital lasts about 18 minutes with a rest from 11 45. Several Parker names appear in a separate blurb noting fines collected for a one minute parking ban in the business district and listing bond forfeitures.
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Martha Phillips
Grace Finley
Huron College
Tomarry Marning
Martha
Emery Phillips
Clarence Schumacher
Sam Entz
B. E. Phillips
W. J. Matson
Marian Hagman
Ruten Brost
Ernest Babb
W. C. Caron
Hennig Held On Embezzlement Charge In Huron
Huron public accountant E J Hennig was confined to Beadle County jail on 2400 dollars bond after yesterday's arrest on embezzlement and grand larceny charges. He appeared before Municipal Judge Carl N Hall seeking a preliminary hearing set for Thursday morning as civil suit payer Mrs Barbar Tams pushes to recover about 30000 misappropriated over nine years.
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E. J. Hennig
Huron
Beadle County
Carl N. Hall
Hennig
Barbar Tams
Alva Taylor
Woman May Head Labor Committee After Connery Death
The death of Rep. William P. Connery Jr. may elevate Rep. Mary Norton to chair the House Labor Committee, making her the second woman in such a post. Norton, a North Carolina Democrat, is senior to succeed Connery, a Massachusetts Democrat, who coauthored wage and hour measures and the Wagner Act. Connery died after a speaking tour, leaving his wife to travel as news broke.
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Labor Committee
Connery
Mary Norton
Washington
William PF. Connery
Massachusetts
Mary T. Norton
North Carolina
House Labor Committee
Frances Perkins
Labor
Miss Perkins
Norton
Congress
Eapital Associates
Ax “Billy
Supreme Court
Steel strike dispute widens with delivery and contract disputes
The steel strike heated as Republic Steel workers accuse the post office of improper food package delivery, while Purnell questions the value of a signed contract. Ford’s Bennett says the company opposes company unions and Detroit plans to disband the Ford Brotherhood. Washington weighs whether Inland Steel’s failure to sign violates the Wagner Act, amid broader labor tensions.
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Girdler
C. LO
Republic Steel Workers
Purnell
Detroit
Harry H. Bennett
Ford Motor Co
Ford Brotherhood of America, Inc
C. I.0
Bennett
Shields
Johnstown
American Legion
Chicago
George C. Danfield
Labor-Affairs Committee
Union Labor Post No 145
The
Legion
Sany
Danfield
Washington
Une
Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Ite
Inland Steel Company
Steel Rau Tmerord
Labor Relations Board
St. Soseph, Mo
Blum Wins In Crisis: French Premier Secures Extraordinary Powers
Paris reports Blum's socialist government won chamber approval for extraordinary financial powers amid internal Communist dissension. The vote of confidence allows action through July 31 to address an estimated 40 billion francs deficit. Blum argued swift measures were necessary to defend government credit against speculative attacks.
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Paris
Tan Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Bluars
Blum
PCA Conference Opens Tomorrow
About 30 PCA secretaries and directors from South Duke points east of the Missouri River will meet in Huron for the annual conference. The two day event includes afternoon sessions Thursday and Friday chaired by William H. George with Keith L A Christensen presiding. Speakers include O Thompson Sioux Falls J W Winright Mitchell and J E Lehman Yankton. The regional conference will be in the Marvin Hughitt Motel.
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Production Credit Association
South Duke
Missouri River
Huron
William H. George
pStoree
PCA
Keith L.A. Christensen
Omaha
Presi [Dent
O. §. Thompson
Sioux Falls
J. W. Winright
Mitchel
J. E. Lehman
Yankton
Marvin Hughitt
Weather Patterns Spur Need for Sunshine in South Dakota
Federal meteorologist B. R. Laskowski reports a week of heavy showers across most of South Dakota except the far southeast and near the Black Hills, with below normal temperatures hindering crop growth. Replanting occurs in the northeast due to cutworm damage while gardens stall from cool weather. Pastures improve in most areas as rain totals reach up to 2.3 inches in several stations. Huron totals rise to 3.49 inches for June. Sun returns today, with a partly cloudy sky and a forecast of warmer conditions tonight and Thursday.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
Narroal
B. R. Laskowski
Laskowski
Perkins County
Jackson County
Castlewood
Black Hill
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Huron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Mitchell elected city league official at Aberdeen convention
Aberdeen June 16 South Dakota league of municipalities adopted a semi administrative plan for an elastic legislative program and elected Commissioner H M Crothers as president The Brookings meeting awarded the 1938 convention to Mitchell after adjournment New officers included George J Haron city attorney as vice president G R Breckenridge Vermillion as secretary treasurer and trustees Atwater Katz Low The league proposed committees to study county or state supervision of assessment and compulsory annual city audits while votes defeated a study of a state utilities commission
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Aberdeen
Mapal
South Dakota
H. M. Crothers
Brookings
Mitchell
League
Federel Bureau
Crothers
Harry P. Atwater
Sturgis
George JI
Haron Cityttorney
G.R. Breckenridge
Vermillion
Atwates
Ben Katz
Yankton
John E. Low
Watertown
State Utilities Commission
Itn
Shelterbelt program may become permanent nationwide
The Shelterbelt project described by Tinker moves from a tentative to legalized status under the Farm Forestry Act, with hope for congressional funding. Officials expect swift action to secure a permanent, sound basis for the program, projecting broad national welfare benefits and accelerated tree planting on plains regions.
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Erty
Denmar
Plains
Europe
Congress
U. S. Forest Service
Tinker
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