Market News Lightweight Hogs Rise with Mixed Cattle
Hogs at 10 to 15 cents higher on lighter weights Wednesday with top at 6.40 and 500 receipts. heavier cattle steady to 25 cents lower. Lambs and yearlings firm with prices from 7.75 to 9.35 for lambs and 6.00 to 9.00 for cows and heifers. feeders and cutters show modest activity. Representative Sioux City sales show lighter steers and yearlings around 9.00 to 9.40, cows near 6.25 to 8.00, with varied av prices.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hur
Bologna
Huron
Swifk & Cou
S. D. Med
Pig Sans
Chicago
VPI
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Wales
Bronx City
Sioux
B. C
Chicago Markets Report Prices Firm Across Produce and Hogs
Chicago market notes show firmer produce quotes with creamery 93 score and various hog figures. Hogs back to 7.00 top, cattle steady to lower, and lambs active. several regional listings from St Paul Sioux Falls Bronx Falls and New York reflect mixed gains and steady trends across cattle, sheep, and poultry segments.
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Chicago
Hutter
New York
New. York
Butler
Byus
Express
Sioux City and Watertown Poultry and Butter Prices Summary
June 21 price listings for Sioux City and Watertown detail poultry categories including hens heavy breeds and Leghorn, roosters, broilers, and case lots with No 1 and No 2 grades, eggs No 1 No 2, and butter wholesale creameries with No 1 and No 2 cream grades and sweet cream, showing regional market figures.
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Sioux City
Creamery Butter Fancy Wholesale
Watertown
Price list from Sioux Falls and Mitchell markets
Sioux Falls and Mitchell produce markets list Tuesday prices for poultry eggs butter and live birds. Entries include heavy hens Leghorn hens and cocks with prices per pound or unit, and butterfat grades No 1 No 2 with cents per pound.
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Bloux Falls
Sioux Falls
Chicago Butter and Wheat Futures Report
Chicago futures show butter prices edged lower with storage standards and eye futures mixed. Minneapolis carlot quotes for grain include No 2 dark northern wheat at 77 to 80, No 3 mixed 214, hard winter 83, No 1 red durum 66, No 4 white 30, Rye No 1 48.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Montana
Sai
Squalus Tragedy Inquiry Highlights Ventilation Weakness
Naval testimony from Lieutenant William T. Doyle and others links the Squalus disaster to failed air induction and a vulnerable ventilation system. They describe a green Christmas Tree indicator, misreadings by crew, and suggest automatic shutoff devices to prevent ballast flooding.
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Portsmouth
N. BH
Wiliam T. Doyle
Baltimore
Naval Court
Doyle
Theindicator
Dove
John ©. Nichols
Chicago
Joseph W. Patterson
Oklahoma City
C. ¥. Naquid
Lieut
Robart M. Robertson
Qua , Rex
Nagquin
William R.morree
Naval Intelligence
Munroe
Delaware Capes
Chicago Market Report Keeps Cattle Steady Hogs Rise
Chicago grain and livestock notes show wheat directions unclear with mixed stop orders. Cattle hold steady with slight declines while hogs rise ten to fifteen cents, reflecting a firmer market tone.
Wheat Prices Slump After Midday Rally
Wheat tumbled to season lows in late trading as Winnipeg selling by U S linked commission houses sparked stop loss sales. July fell to 69 cents and September to 70 cents, closing down about 1 to 1 1 4 cents. Minneapolis cash and Chicago futures show mixed futures with No 1 dark northern and Montana varieties active.
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Winnipeg
Commission House
U. S
Babies Show They Can Choose Own Food And Thrive
Montreal June 21 Canadian Press report on a six year study by Dr Clara Davis of Winnetka Illinois at the CMA convention. Children allowed to select food from weaning thrived without laxatives and with limited illness. Raw beef carrots beets common during convalescence. One child given cod liver oil achieved rickets cure. after six months uniform build observed among siblings.
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Montreal
Clara Mr. Davis
Winnetka
Canadian Medical Association
Davis
Elusive Negro At Liberty After Second Escape
Neville Roberts a 20 year old Negro who was jailed for robbery fled from a Miami courtroom after sentencing to eight years. He later escaped again by fashioning a key from a spoon, slipping from a cell window, and climbing a 300 foot rope to Keacom. Police searched for him, reportedly in the nude.
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Amil
Oid
Neville Roberts
Miami
Roberts
D. C. Caleman
Keacom
Rural Credit Land Sale Totals 601 Tracts Since January
Director M. G. Scott reports 23 664 acres of state owned rural credit land sold for 157 957 dollars. Of 92 offers 73 accepted 16 rejected for not meeting value. Three offers deferred. no government offers. Individual buyers purchased every tract. field appraisals totaled about 163 400 dollars with one tract selling 700 dollars above estimate.
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M. G. Scott
Rural Credit Department
Scott
Gehrig given grim Mayo Clinic prognosis in 1939
The Mayo Clinic report confirms Lou Gehrig suffers amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and will likely end his active baseball career. He may serve in an executive role while conserving muscle energy, with local physicians to oversee treatment. Gehrig remains calm, accepting the diagnosis and awaiting next steps as teammates rally.
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Mayo Cliic
Tau Gehrig
Mayo Clinic
Gehrig
Harold C. Habein
Perton
Scattered Gains in Stocks On June 21 Market Mixed
The New York stock market showed scattered gains with buy ing in a few issues lifting some prices by up to two points while overall activity remained muted. Brokers called it long pull buying ahead of expected business improvement, with American Can Continental and several canning and merchandise stocks advancing. Major losses appeared in U S Steel Bethlehem Kennecott and U S Rubber, though motor shares recovered late led by General Motors. Trading hovered near 450000 shares with mixed closing quotations across many names.
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New York
J. C. Penney
Chinese
Public Service of New Jersey
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
General Motors
Unclear New York Market Brief Curb Close
New York June 21 close report shows Cities Service at 644 and El Bond and Sh at 3 amid a terse curb close. Readable figures indicate limited trading activity with minimal broader market movement logged today.
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WEW
York Corb
New York
Curb
Osteopathic Examinations Held In Huron Yesterday
Des Moines Strallege of Osteopathy and Surgery conducted osteopathic license examinations in Huron. The test, held at Dr Cc S Betis office, involved four candidates including Lourge Michael Vermilion I J Gantz Flandreau Carl W Ellis Ramona and BE M Iverson Sioux Falls. Other examiners included W Rosecrans Vermillion and C R Strom Sioux Falls.
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Des Moines
Strallege
Huron
Cc. S. Betis
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
State Board of Examiners
Ate
W. Rosecrans
Vermillion
C. R. Strom
Butler To Be Speaker Tonight
Rev W A Butler will address a large audience at an eight o clock service during the Seventh Day Adventists Conference at the State Fair Grounds. The rally aims for the largest attendance yet, as ministers met Rev A J Gordon who will soon oversee the Sioux Falls district. Rev B A Schorr arrives to assume duties as secretary for Home Missionary and Sabbath School Departments in Watertown. A health lecture by Rev M A Hollister drew praise, urging self control of appetite and warning that poor nutrition fuels illness. A Plainview Academy Rally is set for Thursday at 2 PM with A L Wait chairing.
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W. A. Butler
Seventh Day Adventists Conference
State Fair Grounds
A. J. Gordon
Des Moines
Iowa
Sioux Falls
B. A. Schorr
Nevada
Towa
Watertown
Home Missionary
M. A. Hollister
General Medical Department
A. L. Wait
Suez Dakota
Redfeta
Decree Tightens Jewish Economic Roles in Protectorate
In Prague on June 21, Baron Konstantin Von Neureth ordered a decree curbing Jewish participation in commerce. Jews may not own real estate or hold business interests, must report gold silver platinum and precious stones to the National Bank by July 31, and are barred from buying selling or pawning these items.
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Konstantin von Neureth
Bohemia and
Moravi
Protectorate
National Bank of
Jowa
Civil Suit Opens In June Court Term Hearing
Testimony began shortly before noon in the civil action Miller versus Stil as the June term of circuit court opened at the courthouse with Judge Boyd M Benson presiding. Miller claims 100 head of owes from the old Hutterian Society led by Stahl, while Stahl counters alleging farm damage during Miller’s two years residence offset his claim. Miller is represented by A A Chamberlain and the defendant by I R CrawYr.
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Jacob J. Miller
Joseph Stil
Circuit Court
Boyd M. Benson
Miller
Stahl
Old Hutterian Society
A. A. Chamberlain
I. R. Craw- Yr
New Potatoes From Huron Garden Reported
Mr and Mrs John H Lyon of 779 Michigan Avenue Southwest reported new potatoes from their garden. The vegetables measured about two inches in diameter and were ready for dinner after being dug this morning.
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Huron Garden
John H. Lyon
Michigan Avenue Southwest
Florence Peterson Visits From California with Sister
Miss Florence Peterson of Inglewood California, a former Huron High School graduate of 1922, visits with her sister Mrs Lester Fulton. They plan to return with their mother Mrs Selma Peterson and travel via the Black Hills after leaving Friday. The note also mentions city stock quotes from Minneapolis Bank Stocks Wednesday.
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Florence Peterson
Inglewood
Calif
Huron High School
Lester Fulton
California
Selma Peterson
Black Hills
Theatre Bank Night Held To Be Lottery By Wisconsin Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules theatre bank night a lottery under state law. Court refuses temporary injunction to LaCrosse theatres but allows lower courts to abate such events as a nuisance, upholding a citizen’s suit to halt the practice.
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Theatre Bank
Wisconsin Court
Madison
Wis
State Supreme Court
Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Trucker Jailed for Refusing State Permit
Parker Walker, a trucker from PaRKE, was sentenced by Justice E W Morgan to 30 days in jail and a $125 fine for persistent refusal to obtain a state permit for hire. The case, brought by E J Hirchert of the State Utilities Commission, marks his third arrest for failing to comply with permit laws. The prior suspended jail and $25 fine were revoked.
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Wi—Phe
OV Walker
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Mus
E. W. Morgan
E. J. Hirchert
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Justice Morogan
Guardsmen To Start For Home Tomorrow
Rapid City June 21. National Guard units near end of two week training today set up looser ends and prepared for home ports. Thursday and Friday to include payday action. Company C of Huron among units leaving for home Thursday.
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Rapid City
Dakote
National Guard
Company C
Huron
Mali
Judge Rutherford to Broadcast Sunday From Madison Square Garden
Judge Rutherford will broadcast an argument on Government and Peace from Madison Square Garden New York. The radio program is set for 2 p.m. CST Sunday June 25 and may be heard over RMA Shenandoah Iowa.
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Rutherford
Madison Square Garden
New York
Tutherford
RMA
Shenandoah
Albert Lea Man Is Named Kiwanis Head
Bennett G. Koudson of Albert Lea Minnesota was elected president of Kiwanis International today. Charles S. Donley of Pittsburgh and Robert J. Prete of Winnipeg were elected vice presidents and Jr. W. Eugene Wolff of Des Moines Town treasurer. Hospital notices list several admissions and dismissals including Mrs John Hickes and Audrey Deckser among others.
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Albert Lea
Kiwanis
Boston
Bennett G. Koudson
Minn
Kiwaite 3
International Today
Avelams- Hsien
Charles 5. Donley
Pitisburgh
Robert J. Prete
Winni- Minnesota
W. Eugene Wolfscott
Des Moines
Town
Too Late To Classify WE WILL PAY 2e above local market for your pantry in trade for baby chicks
Sunshine State Bakery offers to buy pantry items above market price in exchange for baby chicks. Various ads mention oats and corn for sale, farm and elevator references, housing and room offers, travel plans, and ride shares. Names and locations include Cari Dallen Willow Lake Sheldon F Reese Elevator Huron. July 1st to Sept 15th rental, 432 Ith S Wl, phone numbers 3526 and 3673.
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Willow Lake
Sheldon F. Reese
Huron
Seattle
Wash
Ald
Biel
Bonilla
S. Wl
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