Livestock Market Receipts and Week Figures at Sioux City
Sioux City market report dated Saturday June 22 shows U S Dept of Agriculture figures for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Cattle offerings include beef steers yearlings with varied changes across grades and weights while top prices reach 16.00 for big bullocks and 14.50 for top heifers. Hogs total 3500 with direct market activity up to 10.85 and most hogs 10.25 to 10.50. Sheep trade lists fat lambs steady with top natives at 15.40 and yearlings around 11.00 to 11.75 with fat ewes near 6.0 to 6.75.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Rangers
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 22
Hogs totals around 85 500 with varied but near steady bids and top hogs at 41.10, cattle steady to mixed with two way market around 15.00, sheep and yearlings uneven with native lambs 14.24 to 15.25 and fat ewes 5.00 to 6.75. St. Paul and Sioux Falls listings show similar price shifts and firming hogs before midweek declines.
Markets Report From Huron to Chicago and Mitchell
A wide rural market roundup shows Swift and Buck Brothers furnishing poultry and eggs with varied prices for heavy hens light hens and cocks. Chicago reports steady poultry cheese butter and egg prices with minor shifts while regional notes list butter fat, candles and live poultry values for Mitchell Sioux Falls and surrounding areas. Potatoes and miscellaneous produce are noted with car shipments and regional price ranges.
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Buck Brothers
Floron
Huron Dairy Market
Minneapolis Wheat Prices Dip After Day of Volatility
Wheat prices fell 1 3/4 to 4 1/2 cents from Thursday's close as the Minneapolis market showed nervousness and narrow trading. Oats and rye were limited with slight gains, flax and barley mixed, cash wheat demand remained strong, and various grades showed varied activity amid light elevator interest. Local carrot ranges and cash figures also appeared, with No 1 dark northern and No 1 northern bids noted alongside mixed durum and white oats pricing.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Duluth
Commodities Report From Duluth and Minneapolis Markets
Corn and oats and barley futures listed with daily highs lows and closings. Durum and flax readings show July prices and cash close. Minneapolis flour market notes a ten cent gain and 98 pound sacks. Boston wool quotations listed by territory and fiber grade.
Stock Market Rises on Demand for Steel and Copper
A brisk demand for U S Steel common and Anaconda Copper, along with high priced metals, fueled a resumed upward price movement in the stock market. Call money steadied near 7 percent, with small supply, as officials noted no change in credit policy despite easing rates. Major gains came from Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Anaconda Copper, Allied Chemical, and Underwood Elliott Fisher, while several issues edged higher and others retreated on profit taking. total volume approached 3.2 million shares.
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New
York
U. S
Federal Reserve Of‘ficials
Youngstown
Nand Steel
Anaconda
pGrcades Cananea
Allied Chemical
Anis Chambers
Underwood
Elliott Fisher
Commercia Investmnt Trust
Brooklyn’ Union Gas
Norfolk and Western
Atchison
Commonwealth Power
American Waterworks
Public Service
New Jersey
American
Closing Quotations Of Historic Industry Shares
A dense list of closing quotations for numerous stocks and securities from Am Can to Wabasha, including percentages and ticker-like annotations. The fragment reads as an OCR summary of market quotes with many misalignments and odd spellings, reflecting a historical financial page. It documents prices and shorthand identifiers across energy, steel, automotive, and utilities sectors.
Washington Baseball Season Hazy in Fragmented Note
Fragmentary OCR text from IPS ASBRUTSING game notes hints at Washington baseball playing this year, with garbled phrases suggesting city and team references. The readable portion lacks clear players, dates, or results to form a complete summary.
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Washington
Late hotly contested stance shifts in regional debate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a heated political moment with a pointed stance toward a recommitment. The record suggests a big shift in position and strong rhetoric around a key regional issue, reflecting intense public interest and disagreement.
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Hotly
Hyde Points To Farm By-Products Policy
Secretary Hyde argues that farm by-products are as vital as main products and that cooperatives should actively support their research and commercialization. He cites profitable by-product examples and urges producers receive fair profits by prioritizing by-product utilization.
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Hyde
Washington
National Republic Magazine
Endorse Battle Against Disease in South Dakota Farm Congress
Yankton reports a strong endorsement of a bovine tuberculosis eradication campaign at the tenth annual South Dakota Farm Women's Congress. Speakers included Dean Win Boston of the State University on heredity and environment, Prof L G Atherton of the university on agriculture relations, Mary Kotrba of Mitchell, and Mabel Senior of Aberdeen. Sessions opened yesterday and continue today with a main business session and resolutions to be adopted.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Women's Congress
Dean Win
Boston
The
State,university
L. G. Atherton
University
Mary Kotrba
Mitchell
Congress
Mabel Senior
Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen
Miss .Senior
Waltonstable Lake Resolution at Waltonians Meet
A June Brookings convention of the Huron Izaak Walton league tabled without a vote a resolution opposing a 48000 dollar Lake Andes improvement. Carl E. Mundt of Madison was elected state president. Mitchell named 1980 convention city. New officers include Dr. R.D. Rothschild of Madison as Secretary-Treasurer and regional vice presidents with several directors from Mitchell, Scotland, Wagner, Huron, Brookings, Rapid City, Deadwood, Winner, Spearfish, Milbank, and Selby. The two day gathering closed with a banquet.
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Rapid City
GA. Duthie
Deadwood
P.C. Beaulieu
WW. T. Huxtable
Spearfish
Legion Picnic Draws About 150 Members At Lake Huron
About 150 Legionnaires gathered last night at Leo Temmey’s cottage on the south shore of Lake Huron near Camp Point. A picnic dinner followed sports contests and a well supplied meal from Huron merchants and wholesalers. Commander Wed Schaefer announced the twice monthly sessions will resume in the fall.
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Pienia
Byyon
Leo’ Temmey
Huron
Wed’ Schaefer
Firm gives $25 to firemen for fighting blaze
The Huron Gre department relief fund grew by 25 dollars when Johnson and Sewell furniture merchants presented a check of that amount. A short message with the gift credited the firemen for their efficient and courageous work in combating a June 11 blaze at the Bramwell lumber yard, noting the firm would have suffered greater losses without their efforts.
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Huron Gre
Johnson and Sewell
Bramwell
Chicken Thief Ring Broken Up in Beadle County
Three men pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing chickens valued at 24.60 from the Koerner farm near Virgil on June 15. Fred and Walter Young and Simon Derkach faced sentencing. Carl Tange pleaded guilty to the grand larceny charge and awaited a preliminary hearing. Sheriff Larsen says the arrests break up a ring suspected of stealing hundreds of chickens, with more arrests likely. Derkach and Tange have prior penitentiary time.
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Jad
Koerner
Virgil
Alya E. Taylor
Fred
Walter Young
Simon Derkach
Carl Tange
Lyda G. Larsen
Noerner Farm
Tange
Derkach
State Penitentiary
Borde To Fight Here On July Fourth Night
Jimmy Borde the French champion nicknamed the French Tiger will meet an opponent yet to be named in this city on July 4. Matchmaker Jack Reiss says a bout with King Tut was planned but Tut is reluctant to sign. a worthy challenger will be announced within a day or two. Borde, based in Chicago and from Bordeaux, has never been knocked out. His last Northwest bout was a full limit decision loss to Billy Petralla in Minnesota.
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Jimmy Borde
Jack Reiss
American Legion
Borde
Tut
Reiss
Wessington Man Flower Winner At Spring Show
HM C Robsahm of Wessington topped Bluren’s spring flower show with a first in roses and placements in three events. A lengthy list names winners across many varieties from peonies to delphiniums, with Mrs A I Gardner noting the event as highly successful.
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HM. C. Robsahm
Wessington
A. I. Gardner
Peonies
J. H. Gascoigne
C. C. Pearce
May Milly
May S41
Joseph Christen
W. C. Gagnon
L. J. Sohn
Willer Bonnenann
BW. Meyers
J. J. Uascpigne
May Hill
Walter Wyvers
Robsahm
Joseph Rother
Minely, Phillips
Harry Ward
Jay Robinson, Jr
Jay Robinson, Jr., Third. White roses—Miss May In
H. Co, Rabesahm
Carl Volet
Marry Sewell
Miss Clinter
Columbines
George Whgner
Sacha Wallace
H. L. Bailey
Iris Mary Sewel
Walter Eggers
A. L. Leslie
Sadie Wallace
Bousnemain
Jack Luitka
Area officers visit soldiers encamped here
Major EB H Burgher of Lincoln Nebraska and H J Aulmann civilian ordinance expert inspected the 109th Engineers encampment with medical staff duties. Burgher planned to depart tomorrow for Lake City Minnesota where Minnesota National Guards are encamped. Aulmann has alternated visits between Huron and Mitchell for rigid inspections of arms.
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Seventh Corps
109Th Engineers
H. Burgher
Lincoln
Neb
H. J. Aulmann
Omaha
Burgher
Lake City
Minn
Avlmann
Huron
Mitchell
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Standard Owl
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U. Ss. Dept
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Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Wis
Flour
Commercial Bulletin
Territory
Montana
Chem & D
Allis-Chal
Can
Car
Beth Steel
Can Pac
GM St
C &N W
GRL& P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Coto G.& BE
Drug Inc
Brie
Pleischman
Freeport-Tex
Motors
Greene
Monty Ward
Ash
Mirs
Ncent
Amer
Packard
Pan Am
Pennsyl
Philips-Pet
Postum
Pullman
Radio
United Fra
U S Ind
Johnny Salo
Pyle
New York
California
Jett
Passaic
N. J
Los Angeles
Peter Gavazzi
Rex Ingram
Waltonstable Lake
Resolution
Huron League
Legion
Swalow
Fukien
China
Young Brothers
Tango
Wessington Man
Shepard
Red River
Avrey
N&s
Nichols&Shepard
Nichols & Shepard
Nichols
James
Valley Motor Co
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