Market News Swine Values Firm Across Armour's Stockyards
Market notes from Armour's Stockyards Huron and St Paul report firm hog prices with top at 8.85 and round- year cattle and calf quotes. Hog receipts around 200. cattle and calf classes show mixed steady to slightly varied figures across dry fed steers, heifers, cows, bulls, veal, and sows. Also included are livestock prices from Sioux Falls and other regional spots with highs around 9.30 for hogs and diverse weights for cattle and sheep trades.
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Armour's
Huron
Bune
Gacm
Stans Badfel
Hog Market Reverses Downtrend With Prices Up Slightly
Chicago market shows firmness as hog prices rise 10 to 15 cents from Wednesday. Top hogs reach 9.95 to 9.75. average around 9.30, with 7,000 sheep receipts and cattle buyers pushing some bids lower on common stock. Outside markets mostly steady to firm, yearlings steady, lambs strong, native springers up to 8.40 to 2.50.
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Chicago
Stronego
USDA
Wheat Futures Rise in Minneapolis Markets
Wheat futures climbed as weather conditions improved with July up 5 to 80 cents, and Sept and Dec higher. Oats, rye, barley also advanced while flax and cash markets showed mixed moves. durum demand remained sharp and cash receipts steady in Minneapolis and Duluth.
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Minnealolis
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Sioux City Livestock Market Report June 2044
Sioux City and Chicago livestock listings show slow demand and firm to weak bidding. Cattle and hog prices vary by weight and class with steady to lower trends amid light supplies and purchasing pressure. beef and dairy cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs receive contrasting bids across grades and regions.
Markets Report From Huron Poultry And Dressed Hides
Markets section notes prices for poultry and deli products from Swit & Co and DL uzavy hens with weights five pounds and above. Also lists light and heavy spring weights, with prices per pound and a note on tanned hides under forty five pounds. Furnished by Bolles & Ragers and Haron Hide and Metal Co. Huras five and No.1 cured hides under 45 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Poultry
Hutter
Swit & Co
Aren
Bolles & Ragers
Haron Hide and Metal Co
Huras
Watertown and Sioux Falls Poultry Prices and Dated Produce Notes
A collection of poultry and produce price listings from Watertown Sioux Falls Sioux City Mitchell and Chicago New York with dated June figures. Hens leghorn broilers capons ducks geese and eggs are priced by weight and grade with butter and other dairy quotes included. Prices span several cities and include department store style summaries with on hand stock and market notes.
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Watertown
Sioux Falls
Sigue Falls
Sioux City
Tutter
Dregrcy
Fency
Chicago
Stock Market Falls and Recovers Amid Tax Debate
New York traders faced a mixed session as stocks fell then clawed back, with many issues showing fractional losses. Key names including Allied Chemical, American Can, AT&T, Chrysler, General Motors, Du Pont, and Union Pacific moved, while rails and oils were only modestly weaker. Final hour tone remained heavy and volume reached about 2,000,000 shares.
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New York
Mmost
Staund
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
du Pont
General Motors
Chrysler
Westinghouse
4. C. Penney
Union Pacific
Mrs Seeley Wins 1.OCF Office in Sioux Falls
YANETON June 2 Sioux Falls chosen for the 1996 convention city of the I O C F. Further elects grand lodge officers including Mayer Of Winner A H Kourt as grand master. Other officers named G W Kolmes M W Parsons L L Trotter C Knott Miles Peck August Hett and Mrs Celia Kenyon Laura Stoley Irene Fender Clara Van Tassel Edna Reynolds Mary Burnett.
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Yaneton
Sioux Falls
A. H. Kourt
Mayer
Sir Custer
Grand Lodge
G. W. Kolmes
Warner
M. W. Parsons
L. L. Trotter
Huron
C. Knott
Bristol
Miles Peck
Sovereig Grand Lodge
August Hett
Peck
C. O. PF. Hore
Celia Kenyon
Gary
Rebexah
Laura Stoley
Heron
Irene Fender
Springfield
Wardens
Clara ,van Tassel
Bancroft
Edna Reynolds
Terreville
Treasynex
Mary Burnett
Madison
Strike Postponed At Morrell Plant In Sioux Falls
Governor Berry won a postponement agreement from union packing plant workers at John Morrell and Company but workers and the firm remain apart on reinstatement back pay and seniority plans. Union leaders say they will wait for further gubernatorial action while conferences resume this afternoon.
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Morrell
Berry
Siil
Sioux Falls
Tom Berry
John Morrell and Company
J. Miller
Sam Twedel
Joe Ryan
Arbitration ends Omaha strike with mass return to work
Governor Cochran and a three man arbitration board, including W D Mahon and State Senator George T Sullivan, announced an agreement. About 269 strikers would resume work immediately and 1800 National Guardsmen who had occupied the city since the weekend would depart. The move follows three nights of violence that left two dead.
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Omaha
RL. Cochran
W. D. Mahon
The
Street Railway Workers’ Organization
George T. Sullivan
National
Huron City Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Moves
City residents and visitors are noted in a round of brief items. Mrs. Starring and her children, now at 1087 Dakota Avenue South, Mrs. Holden of Pierre visits, Grace Finley heads to Northwestern University summer sessions, Jody Nash from Watertown visits, and local officials Longstaff and Watt travel to Watertown for a municipal meeting.
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George C
Mary
George
Huron
Dakota Avenue South
Starring
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
R. B. Holden
Pierre
Huon
Amy B. Burton
Jef
Arlington
I. A. Churchill
Grace Finley
Evanston
Northwestern University
A. Tisdel
Mr. Tisdel
John Tisdel
J. R. Johnson
Minnesota
Sioux Falls
Mr. Johnson
Masonic Grand Lodge
Plainview
Red Wing
Zumbrota Pine Island
Owatonna
Minn
Renn van Heuvelen
Tfl
Miss van Heuvelen
Bozeynsa
Mont
Williem
Independence
Burglary Trial Closes as Skinner and Anderson Defend
In circuit court the burglary case against Howard Skinner 2 and Raymond Anderson 25 rests with final arguments set for this afternoon. Blake testified he drove Skinner Anderson and Stewart to a warehouse where they were seen inside the fenced area as two fathers face charges. Skinner and Anderson said they were with Blake earlier and did not see him again after he left to fetch their car. They admitted traveling between the OK cafe and Tem Grace pool hall and denying exposure to the exhibits the state claims were used to siphon gasoline. Harold Stewart held on $1,000 bond on assault and concealed weapon charges related to the alleged threat to Blake.
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Howard Skinne
Raymond Anderson
Skinner
Anderson
Hubert Stewart
William Blake
National Refining Company
Stewart
Frank R. Fisher
Bk. EB. Wagoner
Mitchell
Wame
Blake
Warerhouse
OK Cafe
Tem Grace Pool Hall
Awnet
Skimmer
Harold Stewart
Hubert
Funeral Friday For M J Welsh Pioneer Resident Of Clark
Funeral services for Michael J. Welsh a Clark county pioneer since 1982 who died yesterday at a Huron hospital will be held Friday morning. The cortege will depart from the Welsh home in Rosedale township at 9 30 and services will follow at St William s church north of Yalo at 10 o clock with Father James Reilly officiating. Burial will be in St yalbuss cemetery. Welsh aged 85 suffered a fractured hip in a fall recently. He is survived by three sons Leo of Osceola Joseph of Lead and Emmett of Yale and two daughters Mrs May Plendi of Dane Wis and Miss Alice Welsh of Osceola. His wife died earlier and burial will be beside her.
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M. J. Welsh
Michael J. Welsh
Clark County
Huron
Rosedale Township
St. William's Church
Yalo
James Reilly
Cavour
St. Yalbuss
Welsh
Leo
Osceola
Joseph
Lead
Emmett
Yale
May Plendi
Dane, Wis
Alice Welsh
Huron Guards To Be Home Tomorrow
Rapid City reports the National Guard camp at Camp Rapid shrinking to under half. Evacuation scheduled for tomorrow and the encampment resumes next June. Units of the 47th Field Artillery depart by truck to Aberdeen Mitchell Pierre Sioux Falls Yankton Vermillion. First and second battalions of engineers prepare to leave by train tonight and tomorrow respectively.
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Rapid City
National Guard
Camp Rapid
47Th Field Artillery
C. D
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Izaed” Motor Transport Company
Legion Meeting Tonight Plans for Drum Corps at Convention
The American Legion post will hold a special meeting at 8 o clock tonight to elect delegates to the state Legion Convention at Hot Springs August 5 and 7. Plans include adding a large Legion drum and bugle corps to the convention.
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Legion
Reaves
The
American’ Legion
Hot Springs
Eversall to Start Lectures Tonight at Huron College
President Frank Lb Eversall of Huron college opens a summer school lecture series on Education and the Modern Culture in the college chapel at 8. The program includes Education with Literature tonight, followed by Education and Art on June 28, Education and History on June 30, and Education and Religion on July 5. Public attendance invited. other talks by Superintendent Charles Dalthorpe of Aberdeen also at 8.
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Eversall
Charles ‘Dalthorp
Aberdeen
George F Wright Dies At Wolsey in South Dakota
George Parker Wright born February 5 1861 in Hennepin Michigan died at his Wolsey home at 5 pm yesterday. He was raised by his uncle after parents deaths and lived in Guthrie Center and Wolsey. Survived by widow Elizabeth Moore five sons four daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral 2:15 pm Saturday at Wolsey Presbyterian Church, burial Virgil Cemetery.
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George F. Wright
Wolsey
George Parker Wright
Hennepin
Mr. Wright
George Bell
Wright
Guthrie Center
Elizabeth Moore
Polk County
Minn
Bon Homme County
South Dakota
Beadie County
Otis
Sioux City
William
Minneapolis
Roy
Aberdeen
Robert
Lead
Charles
Deadwood
Edith Guy
Outhrie Comer
Bessie Spears
Rapid City
Grenitade Heboey
Avon
Barbara Hebver
Wolsy
F Rulph
Wir
Margaret Jance
Minnesota
David
Presbyterian Church
Fanny Mills
Virgil Cemetery
Troop Committee Visits Scout Camp at Welverdale
Members of Hu ron Bay Scouts troop committee visited Camp Welverdale near Weasington Springs for a campfire meeting. They brought cake and ice cream for the Treoy boys, with several couples listed among attendees. Most of the troop remained at camp except one boy.
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Huron Bay Scouts
Welverdale
Weasington Springs
Treoy
Lynn LeCraft
C. J. Madigan
BR. ML Bindenagel
G. D. van Dyke
Hospital admits list and traffic court fines noted
The hospital admitted Mrs Ralph Mead Wolsey surgical Lenore Sutter Baron medical Herman Schroeder Huron tenior mir gical George J Nelson Huron minor surgical Imogene Ethina Edler Hur on minor surgical Art Ferguson Woon pocket surgical Dorothy Jones Artesian Surgical Dismissed E A Pugsley Huron Peart Strickler Yale baby daughter of Jocky Walters Yale Traffic violators fined Daum sr and Ray Fenski bench warrants faced municipal court for double parking both pled guilty and fined 2 Fenski given stay of execution Mrs Lester Decker arrested for double parking posted 2 bond fortested for failure to appear
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Ralph Mead
Wolsey
Surgical
Lenore Sutter
Baron
Medical
Herman Schroeder
Huron
George J. Nelson
Imogene and
Ethina Edler
Art Ferguson
Woon
Pocket
Dorothy Jones
Artesian
E. A. Pugsley
Peart Strickler
Yale
Jocky Walters
Daum, Sr
Ray Fenski
Pats
Fenski
Lester
Decker
Myers Corner Moves Across Street to Dakela Site
Gunds' Corner at Dakela Avenue and Third Street, vacant for months, is being remodeled for use by Myers cigar store and liquor, with both enterprises to operate in the same room in the old First National Bank building across the street. Booths will be installed and service provided.
Jaynes Funeral Planned for Pierre Pioneer Merchant
Funeral services for G. Jaynes, longtime Pierre pioneer merchant and civic leader, will be held Friday. The Montrose native died after a bout with pleurisy and pneumonia. Jaynes founded medical practice days in LeMonte and later operated his grocery business in Pierre, where he was a member of Huron Elks lodge.
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Jaynes
Pierre
G. Jaynes
Pionesy
Civicier
Wuestlay
Monti
LeMonte
Miller
FDR Eyes New NRA Setup Amid Tax Plans and Debates
Lawmakers weigh President Roosevelt’s plan for a revised NRA framework as discussions on tax policy unfold. House Democrats led by Doughton and O’Connor see potential delays while Morgenthau’s proposal to tax inheritances could raise substantial revenue. Experts warn high estate taxes may break up large fortunes.
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Doughton
House
Beinos
Ld Rem
Congress
Senate Nee Committee
Morgenthau
Hmself
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Lores. Com
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Mitchell’ Produce Tournday
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Cream
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Jane
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al Cher
Ove
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Am Inti
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AT &T
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Armour
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Aviation Corp
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Bendix
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Borden
Miz
Byers Co
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Curtixe Wright
Dente & [Co
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el Pow
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Seeley
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T&r
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Gillette
Gold Dust
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T&t
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Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
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Lignio
Loows
Macker
McKess & Rob
Montz Ward
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Nat Pow
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Par Pub
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Fenn. RR
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REO
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Liberty Fourth
Treasury
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Fed Farm
Associated Presh Cities
EL Bond
Shane
Ford Motor
Swift & Co
Knights ‘Templar
Darco
Huron Guards
FDR
S. E
Roy Hous
OLD Stock Yards
Huron Livestock Sales CO
FIM
Magness, Myr
Huron - Pierre
Leavee Turon
Perre
Wolney
Burseel
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