Hog Prices Dented By Friday Market Trends
Armou r Stockyards Huron June 19 hog prices fell about 25 cents with most sales around 6.00 to 6.75 as receipts reached about 1500. The Chicago market noted open selling momentum with prices about 75 higher than a week ago and bid activity stronger for 150-180 lb hogs. Futures ranged near 7.50 for lights with mixed bids for leading contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Rough
Stags
Chicago
Chicago Hogs
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Friday Summary
Sioux City and nearby markets report cattle and hogs with mixed demand. Cattle and calves steady to fully steady, hogs mostly lower, lambs and sheep limited demand. cows and bulls varied by yard, with prices shown for weights and classes across Sioux City Sioux Falls St Paul Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
Wheat Futures Lack Strength
Wheat futures were soft with lack of support in Minneapolis trading on June 19. New crop months rose on Canadian crop reports while nearby contracts fell. Corn stayed under pressure as oats and barley offered mixed to light interests and cash wheat markets showed light offerings with firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Canada
Produce Markets Speeecame-naames-for Huron Foultsy and Zgg8
Mitchell and Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets report varied poultry and egg prices for June. Hens, broilers, ducks, and geese show weights and prices. butterfat and butter quot:ies listed. New York Chicago and Boston market discs remark on eggs, butter, and poultry trends. potatoes and flour notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
Rail Stocks Lead Dull Market With Mixed Trading
In New York on June 19, rail stocks were the heavy group as the market cooled. industrials and utilities posted small gains after moderate losses. Oil shares rose but gave back some gains. several rail names slid, while others like American Can and U S Steel moved to fractional advances amid overall light volume of about 1.3 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westrehouse
American Can
U. S. Steel
Norfolk and Western
Atchison
Baltimore
Ohio
Rock Island
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Rules for Child Training from Union College Leader
Prof A B Thorpson of Union College Lincoln Neb discusses guiding child reading choices through atmosphere and long term character work. He urges patience, avoids public humiliation and teasing, and warns against spying or sneaking as harmful to self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Thorpson
Union College
Lincoln, Neb
South Dakota Adventists
Eard
Felaehood
Plainview Academy
Redfield
Lincoln
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Schultz Faces $150000 Bail Bid Amid NYC Crime Sweep
New York report says Arthur Dutch Schultz, famed beer runner, seeks a $150,000 bail as federal tax investigators arrive. Schultz faces three gun charge counts after a gun battle with detectives. His bodyguard died from wounds, and U. S. Attorney Medalie notes the cash found on Schultz is not taxable until next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur
Dutch” Schultz
Schultz
Sret
Dan Amacia
United States
George Z. Medalie
Plans Move Ahead For Court Tourney
Plans moved forward for an open city tennis tournament with 17 players entered after last night’s meeting. Bud Sewell Dale Hawkins and Ioy Greene among entrants, final deadline Tuesday for entries, committee to pairings and opening play planned for Thursday next week with a ten day window for first round matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuaiasta
Bud Sewell
Dale Hawkins
Ioy
Butes
Greene
Mellon Says Talks Are Not Political
London reports say Andrew Mellon, U.S. secretary of the treasury, argues his talks with British leaders are nonpolitical. Observers expect his discussions with Prime Minister MacDonald to influence MacDonald’s Berlin meeting with Chancellor Bruening on war debts and the European economic crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Ww. Mellon
The
Treasury
Mac Donald
Bruening
Berlin
MacDonald
Aan
Mellon
Melvin
Baker Attacks Commission Over Power Suit
Washington report notes former federal power commission chair Newton D. Baker, now counsel for Appalachian Electric Power, seeks to challenge the agency’s jurisdiction in a suit over the 11 million dollar New River power project in western Virginia. The case targets the licensing and potential recapture provisions tied to the commission’s authority and argues the river may not be navigable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Kanshwa
Chio
New Appeals Made For Drought Relief
Washington reports new drought warnings from the far northwest and appeals for aid reach Secretary Hyde who debates spending authority on last session drought funds. Senator Walsh of Montana cites Malta county’s crisis with three years of drought and crops 70 percent destroyed after a year with under two inches of rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far Northwest
Hyde
Walsh
Montana
Malta
Etchings Exhibit Closes Tomorrow at Huron College
The Huron college chapel hosts a weeklong exhibit of etchings by Ernest D. Roth John Taylor Arms George A Burr A Hugh Fisher Alfred Hutty and Roy Partridge all featured in Fine Prints of the Year Several works appear in South Dakota for the first time Dr and Mrs G H Durand of Yankton College brought the display and tomorrow will be the last day for the public to view the collection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Art Tovers
Huron College Chapel
Ernest D. Roth
John Taylor Arms
George A. Burr
A. Hugh Fisher
Alfred Hutty
Roy Partridge
South Dakota
Birs. G. H. Durand
Yankton College
Huron
Huron College
Eleven Witnesses Called In Floyd Short Murder Case
Eleven witnesses including the defendant testified for the defense in the Floyd Short murder case in Buffalo. Lemmon, deputy state sheriff, linked to the Kelley slaying, was reported by Fred W. Wilson, clerk of courts. Raids by federal officers and deputies began in Sioux Falls with warrants issued and eight arrests shortly after. Mildred Cameron of Sioux Falls remained in hospital in a semi conscious state after a car crash near Renner at 2 am, with three others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleven
Buffalo
Floyd Short
Lemmon
Wayne Kelley
Northern Hills
Fred W. Wilson
Sioux Falls
E. L. Senn
Prohibition
Mildred Cameron
Renner
Soeely
Shade to Appeal Decision on Truck Tax Law
Mitchell June WFO Shade secretary of the South Dakota Motor Carrier association says an appeal to the state supreme court will challenge Attorney General Sharpe s view that the new truck tax law isn t subject to referendum Farmers shippers and truckmen show rising interest and a Vermillion meeting tomorrow could decide the action Funding for legal fees will be sought only after a firm plan emerges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
WFO
EL Shade
South Dakota Motor Carriere ‘Association
State Supreme Court
M. Q. Sharpe
Shade
Vermillion
Baseley of Huron Makes Jail Break
Harry Baseley of Huron a 20 year old charged with transporting two 13 year old girls from South Dakota into Minnesota escaped from Watertown county jail by sawing through a window bar and lowering himself with blankets. He was recaptured nearby but fled again during a rain storm and remains in custody as federal investigators review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseley
Huron
Watertown
Juel
Harry Baseley
South Dakota
Minnesota
St. Paul
Dunns charter plane to Watertown after son injured in accident
A chartered plane brought Mr and Mrs H E Dunn to Watertown after Marshall Dunn 18 was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash six miles south of Clear Lake. He is resting well in a local hospital while his parents plan to return to Omaha by air. In Sioux Falls, the Grand Army of the Republic will hold its South Dakota department encampment June 24 to 27, with about 40 veterans expected due to deaths reducing ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Omaha
H. E. Dunn
Marshall
Clear Lake
Dunns
Sioux
G. A. BR
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago Brooklyn clash and American Association scores
Partial recap shows Chicago and Brooklyn in a game with players Moore Lopez and others. St. Louis beat Boston 31 to 41 with Johnson Stout Mancusco Wilson Brandt Haidt Spohrer. American Association results list St. Paul 7 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 8 Columbus 5 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 4 Kansas City 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston
Johnson, Stout and Mancusco
Wilson, Brandt
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
18 Foot Old Town Canoe with Built-in Evinrude Motor
L A Huhn reports a 18 foot Old Town canoe equipped with a built in Evinrude motor. The item is listed under Cayour with limited descriptive details and no additional specifications provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Huhn, Cayour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Idahos
U. S
Duluth
FRIDA
Ico
Huron Gram Market
Speeecame
Naames——For
Minneapolia
Alis Chal
Am Can
Am Car & Fy
Am Inti
Am Loco
Am Sug
AT & T
Am Tob
Anaconda
Armour
Ath Ref
Balt & O
Beat Cr
Bendix Av
Beth Sil
Can Pac
Case (Ji
Ches & O
C & NW
CRI & P
Chrys Jet
Colo Fuel
Col G & E
Cons Gas
Curtiss We
Drug Inc
Bestman
Exie
Fox Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen E
Gen Foods
Gold Dust
Gt No
Houston Oil
Hudson IF
al Cent
Comb E
Harv
Int Nick
IT & T ii
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack
Ths
MK & T
Mo Pac
Mont
West Union
Westh
Thompson
Fair Board
Nashville
Ind
Bill Gates
Gates
Motor Carriers
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Swestland
Bush
Teachout
Warnecke
Hartnett
Vance End Lombardi
Lopez
Moore
R. HE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Amoo Lucas
Ogden, Eckert, Carroll and Sukeforth
J. Elictt
Devis
Pittsburgh
L A
French and Phillips
Hubbell
O'Farrell
Hendrick
Reds
Terey
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Camoresley
Pirates
Derringer
Cardinals
Morgan
Indians
Ruth
Yankees
Cochrane
Athletics
Simmons
Cronin
Senators
Chapman
Fischer
Burke
Southern
Tunsis
Pabst
Resy, i A
Pabst Corporation
Moein-Colton &Q
Haroa
So. Dak
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!