Hog Prices and Market Snapshot Across Livestock Trade
Market news shows hogs steady to lower with drops in bulls and cattle markets amid merger tied supply and weak inquiry. Beef and veal mostly steady to down, yearlings and stockers mixed, sheep and lambs vary with Friday demand. hog futures report Chicago shows September contracts bidding near 8.00 for last half delivery and heavies at 2.00 amid steady to higher shipper bids.
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Chicago
Filoux City
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Idaho
St. Paul
Pagl
M. S. Dept
Week closes slow in Chicago hay market amid tight supplies
Trade in the week’s hay market moved slowly in Chicago with only about 1,000 received. Prices varied from 7.10 for plain hay to 7.50 for select 220-250 lb butcher stock, while heavy cattle and bulls weakened. Lambs declined along with rangers, and yearlings with ewes also fell, as oversupply pressured values.
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Chicago
Rangers
Wheat Futures Rally Sharply in Northwestern Markets
Sioux City and Minneapolis grain reports show wheat futures rising on stock market strength while cash demand holds for milling quality. Prices firm for No 1 northern and amber durum amid limited offerings. corn oats and flax follow, with spreads reflecting light arrivals and steady to higher bids across some exchanges.
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Minneapolis
Steylos
Jane
Montana
Duluth
Market notes on butterfat eggs poultry and produce
A sweep of midwestern and eastern market notes dated June 20 details prices for hens, leghorn varieties, roosters, ducks, eggs and butterfat across Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago New York and Minneapolis markets. It records prices for live poultry, butter and eggs, with unsettled butter markets in Chicago and steady eggs, plus flour and potato mentions in broader market roundup.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
City
Chicago
New York
Stock Market Surges Amid Hoover Talks And Germany Fears
The market ended its dull week with a sharp rise as prices jump 4 to 10 points on strong gains in Union Pacific, New York Central, New Haven, GE, ITT, and General Motors. Reported injections of capital from Berlin and a strained Reichsbank stance cloud the outlook amid hopes from Hoover for nonpartisan economic steps, especially for Germany.
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Hoover
Germany
Financial
Falls
Union Pacific
Atchison
New York Central
New Haven
Auburn
General Electric
International Telephone
Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
Radio
Berlin
Wall Street
Chandlee
New York
Twenty five Baptized as Adventists at Camp Meeting
About 25 converts were baptized by immersion at the South Dakota Conference camp meeting at the State Fairgrounds with Rev C Babcock officiating. Candidates answered 25 questions affirmatively and pledged to renounce theater, dances, cards, rovel reading, alcohol, tobacco, narcotics, tea and coffee, and pork. Branson led Sabbath services, with $2,982 raised for foreign missions. estimated 700 attendees. The closing camp meeting and conference session were set for this evening.
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Redfield
South Dakota
State Fairgrounds
Branson
W. H. Hranson
Washington, D. C
World Conference
Africa
Adventist Mission Board
Hae
Dudley Tops Field In Western Finals
Ed Dudley of Wilmington Delaware holds a three stroke lead in the Western Open Golf Championship after two rounds, with Walter Hagen of Detroit and Jock Collins of Dayton close behind in Daytons Western finals as travel limits ease. Death from heart disease rose 85 percent in Idaho in 1990 compared with 1927 figures.
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Dudley
Miami Valley Club
Dayton
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Jock Collins
Idaho
State Bodies Will Hear Railroad Plea
The Interstate Commerce Commission said state railroad commissions will sit with the ICC in hearings on a 15 percent freight rate increase. Members of a cooperation committee of the National Association of Utilities and Railroad Commissioners met with ICC officials to plan the hearing process. Names of the hearing panel were not yet decided, with limited protests from Senator Broakhart of Iowa and the Kansas Public Service Commission citing potential harm to agriculture.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Utilities and Railroad Commissioners
Eastman and Lewis
Broakhart
Iowa
Kansas Public Service Commission
Government To Fight Lotteries
Washington June 20 A federal crusade announced by Solicitor Donnelly of the post office department vows to stamp out American participation in foreign sweepstakes lotteries. He cited Postmaster General Brown has issued over 100 orders to curb the lottery traffic as complaints pour in nationwide. The department will strictly enforce the law against lotteries to curb a rising practice in American towns deemed a national disgrace. He warned promoters abroad may be prosecuted for mailing forbidden lottery material and said newspapers likely will not publish the prohibited content in the future.
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Washington
Solicitor Donnelly
Post Office Department
Donnelly
T.ynelly
Brown
Congress
United States
Have New Suspect In Faithfull Case
New York June 20 Inspector Harold King said he was hunting a man as a suspect in the death of Stave Faithfull. He knew the man's identity but not his whereabouts and predicted an arrest soon or in several days. The suspect, with another man, was with Starr before her disappearance and could aid tracing Faithfull's movements from home to death, which likely occurred Saturday. King said the man’s possible actions before and after the death could indicate murder or self harm, but the man would be held as a suspect.
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Faithfull
New York
Harold King
Stave Faithfull
Phim
Starr
King
Miss Faithfull
Iman
Mrs Griffith Receives Master of Music Degree in Voice
Mrs W M Griffith returned from Minneapolis where she completed work for a Master of Music in Voice at the MacPhail School of Music. Commencement at Lyceum theater featured nine artists. The Minneapolis Journal praised her as versatile, noting she sang Una voce poco fa from Rossini's Barber of Seville with a lovely voice and bright florid embellishment, accompanied by Marion Hutcheson.
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W. M. Griffith
Minneapolis
MacPhail School of Music
Lyceum Theater
Minneapolis Journal
Birs. Griffith
Byrne Smith Griffith
Cordelia Eastwold
Rossini
Giants Rally Past Pirates in Opening Game
June 2. The New York Giants rallied in the eighth to score two runs and beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 1 in the first game of today's doubleheader. Pirates failed to score after two errors in the eighth. pitchers were Spencer and Phillips for New York, Salker and O Farrell for Pittsburgh.
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Giants
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York
Spencer
Phillips
Salker
O'Farrell
Peas First Picked at Frary Garden Dinner
Greg cred in F H Frary Garden served for dinner at 517 Idaho Ave SE. Peas believed first picked, grown in Frary garden. Service origin Seattle Washington distance 890 miles.
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Greg Cred
F. H. Frary Garden
F. H. Frary
Idaho Ave
Frary
Farmers Union Seeks Peaceful End to Wage Dispute
Rapid City June 2 4 Farmers Union leaders plan a special June 25 meeting at New Underwood to aid in a speedy peaceful settlement of wage disputes at Warren Lamb Lumber Co Meade county locals invited Albert J Maag state federation president returned after two day inquiry unions and employers held talks with no progress court actions loom and a large crowd previously gathered led to a two and a half day injunction trial Judge Hanley postponed the case indefinitely with many defendants previously jailed or arraigned
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Rapid City
Farmers Union
Pennington County
Warren Lamb Lumber Company
Ed Christenson
Wasta
New Underwood
Christensen
Meade County
Claude Barton
Lot ‘1
Dakota Federation of Labor
Albert J. Maag
Huron
State
Harold R. Hanley
May Reopen Sugar Tariff Question
Washington June 20 The tariff commission moves to decide if the sugar tariff should be reopened for beet growers in Colorado California Idaho Montana Nebraska and Wyoming seeking higher duties. Current rates are 2 cents a pound on Cuban raw sugar and 2.12 on Cuban refined, with Cuban imports dipping only slightly in April due to broader demand shifts.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Colorado
California
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Commission
Philippines
Highway 37 Resurfacing Planned North of Huron
Beadle County highway superintendent H M Pierce announced state highway No 37 will be resurfaced starting July 4 from just north of Huron to the county line. The project, a stat undertaking, will be carried out by the county graveling crew now finishing the Sheffield road work. About two miles near the Huron Country Club were resurfaced last summer, and this summer’s work completes the stretch to the county line.
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Huron
H. M. Pierce
Beadle
Sheffield Road
Huron Country Club
Two Are Killed in Wisconsin Gun Battle
Deputy Sheriff Al C. Exmer was instantly killed and Walter Morgan fatally wounded in a gun battle at the Morgan home in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Exmer and Policeman Herbert Gebler responded to a disturbance and were shot as they approached. Morgan was wounded near the heart and others were held for questioning.
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Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Wis
al C. Exmer
Walter Morgan
Morgan
Exmer
Gebler
Mildred Wiles
Esmond
C. H. Robeson
Huron
Sur
Brorgan
Grial
Glen Bowder
M. D
Arthur Hender
O'Conner
Emily Sturgeon
Irosan
Guels
M. J. Adams
Florence — Brock
Hitchcock
Classified notices fragment prompts housing and ads
Fragmentary OCR item lists services and rentals. Mentions a roofer phone line, a rental for a six room house at 629 3rd St S E, a brooder house box 75 Alpena, three modern sleeping rooms on Avenue 5, room and board in a modern home for two or more at $25 080 per month, and contact phones 2837 4387.
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Reiss
S. E
Alpena
Ave. 5. W
OT Cole
Ave. S. W
Hoover economic plan sparks rally in stocks
President Hoover signaled steps to aid Germany, a move seen as epochal for Europe’s recovery. The disclosure, tied to Mellon’s visit and Stimson’s upcoming trip, spurred a strong rally on the New York Stock Exchange and in Berlin and Paris markets as German bonds rose and investors covered shorts.
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Germany
Europe
Mellon
Henry L. Stimson
Bank of France
New York
Hoover
New York Stock Exchange
Berlin
Three U S Bank Officials Guilty in NYC Verdict
New York June 20 three of the four officials of the closed United States Bank were convicted by a county jury after a 12 week trial for misapplying funds connected to the Municipal Safe Deposit Company. Bernard K. Marcus Saul Singer and his son Herbert Singer were found guilty while Henry W Pollock was not. Sentencing set for Tuesday with a maximum seven years and a 4000 dollar fine. appeal anticipated as investigations into the bank’s collapse continue.
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New York
Bank of United States
Henry W. Pollock
Bernard K. Marcus
Saul Singer
Herbert Singer
Municipal Safe Deposit Company
Marcus
Tombs Prison
Donnellan
United States
Joseph A. Broderick
Isidor J. Kresel
Knights Templar To Leave Tomorrow
Thirty five Huronians plan to attend the Knights Templar encampment in Minneapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday. The list of attendees includes H A Perritot, Martha Halk, J H Fease Jberg, VY Warren, H M Whisman, Catherine McKay, E W Feige, L M Swaim, W H Olson, F C W Kuehn, C H Hinton, Ralph Burger, Glen Burger, and others. J B Johnson is drum major of the South Dakota division 36 piece band that will play in the parade Tuesday.
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Knights Templar
Minneapolis
H. M. Whitman
H. A. Perritot
Martha Halk
J. H. Fease Jberg
Ralph Boo h dies Vienna minister to Denmark dies in Austria
Ralph H Booh editor publisher and United States Minister to Denmark died today at Bad Gastein Salzburg Austria He was 37 Phillies rout Reds in Philadelphia doubleheader Cincinnati pitchers yielded 19 hits in a first game.
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Ralph Booh
Vienna
Ralph H. Booh
United States
Denmark
Bad Gastein
Salzburg
Austria
Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati
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Tex Corp
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US Ind Ale
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