Hogs Price Jump. Cattle Steady as Lambs Slide
Market notes from ARMOR STOCK YARDS Huron report hog receipts Wednesday with top at 108 dollars, up 40 cents. Cattle and calves steady, sheep and lambs 25 cents lower. Chicago market shows grainfed cattle rising to June highs with steers and yearlings strengthening, hogs up about ten cents and top around 11.75. Sioux City and St Paul listings echo steady beef and mixed hog trends, with lighter lamb demand and fluctuating calf prices.
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Chicago
Livestork
Talve Spring
Sioux City
Ford Choice
Fem
Claanes
St. Paul
Packer
Hog and cattle market report from Sioux Falls
Hogs 800 head sold Wednesday in Sioux Falls with prices mostly 10 higher. Top 11.00, bulk around 10, sows 9.75 to 10.00. Cattle about 500 head steady to strong, quotations unchanged.
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Markets Report From Aubon and Nearby Produce Markets
Daily market notes from Aubon and major midwest centers detail prices for heavy hens and roosters, leghorn hens, broilers, eggs No.1 and No.2, butterfat grades, and assorted poultry. Reports include New York, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, and Chicago price movements with wholesale and stage details.
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Huron
Leno Springs
Exga
Kennery
Huttertat
New York
Sioux City
Heny Ovver
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Wheat rises on dust storms and rust reports in Canada
Wheat prices gain on reported dust storms along the Saskatchewan Alberta border and rising black rust in domestic spring wheat northwest. July futures up about 4 percent, corn and oats also higher. Field observations note poor conditions from Regina to Swift Current with heads forming in thick stands, no rust observed in examined fields.
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Thomson and McKinnon
FL A. Miller
James E. Bennett & Co
Milla
James E. Bennett
Grand Forks
N. D
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Red River Valley
Grain and market reports from Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth
Grain markets show mixed quotes for wheat oats and corn with No 1 dark northern and No 2 yellow options listed. Cash prices at Minneapolis and Duluth reflect varied weights and early higher futures with several grades and sample lots reported alongside steel stock market movement in New York.
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Grain Bulletin
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Delight Jewett Cross Examined in Federal Trial
In Los Angeles on June 23 a 17 year old Denver high school girl testified as the federal star witness in the trial of John W Hunt and three others on Mann act charges. She said Hunt claimed she would be the mother of the new redeemer and described intimate encounters at his Beverly Hills home and in California hotels while they posed as Mary and Jesus. She recounted meeting Hunt in Denver and being dubbed Mary Dove during the ride that led to the alleged arrangements. Meanwhile in New York Edward Somers, 12, was hailed as one of the youngest pilots to solo fly 3000 feet at Floyd Bennett Field.
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New York
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Baby Chicks Given Away In Huron Stores
Trading at Huron retailers showcased a one day baby chick giveaway to restore depleted flocks in Central South Dakota. More than 190 firms offered two baby chicks per one dollar purchase as coupons distributed by the committee enable redemption at Swift & Company or Fairmont Creamery plants.
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South Dakota
Northwest
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
Swift & Company
Fairmont Creamery Company
Burns Fatal Fire Claims Alfred Blote Truck Driver
Alfred Blote a 28 year old Welb Oil Company driver died at a Mitchell hospital at 50 p m Tuesday from burns suffered in a Mitchell service station fire in March. He was delivering gasoline when the blaze broke out and was burned from the hips down. He had been hospitalized since. Funeral services will be held at the church in Manchester Blote’s old home Friday at 2 p m with burial at Iroquois. The body will be at Greer Funeral Chapel in Troquais until time of service. Blote came to Huron from Manchester about three years ago. Surviving are his father Carl Blote of Sixth and Ohio Southwest his sister Eva and Mrs Paul Binner of Manchester one sister living in Illinois and three brothers in Manchester Bancroft and Illinois.
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Huron
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Manchester
Blote
Iroquois
Greer Funeral
Tine
Cachet mail by July 3 envelopes sent from HQ here
The cachet contest seeks envelopes stamped and mailed to cachet headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce by July 3 for the W. W. Howes Municipal Airport dedication on July 4 and 5. Leif Stuart, a Huron High School junior, designed the cachet for the contest with a cash prize to the winner.
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Huron High School
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Chaiminn Olson
Courthouse Closes For Royer Funeral
Courthouse doors were closed between two and four this afternoon during funeral services for H. S. Royer of Iroquois father of Deputy Sheriff C. B. Royer. Rev. E. Vernon officiated at the Iroquois service and burial followed in the local cemetery. The 75 year old Royer died after a lengthy illness at a Huron hospital. Survivors include his widow, son C. B. Royer, another son C. H. Royer of Detroit, and a grandchild.
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Huron Hospital
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Detroit
Grasshoppers Threaten Eastern South Dakota Crops
The state and federal governments coordinate to halt infestations across eastern South Dakota. 225 tons of sawdust and 25 tons bran are loaded in Rapid City for delivery to Muron Redfield and Aberdeen to spread poison bait at mixing stations, with further shipments to Mol fette Mitchell Clark Webster Britton Watertown and Centerville. Authorities expedite poison distribution as the worst hopper year east of the Missouri River causes major losses in Brown Spink Clark Day Beadle Hand Doaington and Marshall counties. Farmers can reduce damage by spreading bait along field edges. instructions are provided at mixing stations and via county agents.
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Six Face Arrest For Mail Interference
Attorney General Cummings said he ordered warrants for six pickets accused of interfering with United States mail trucks at Republic Steel plants in Youngstown and Warren. Warrants were issued for three suspects in each city, all cited as pickets. He noted obstructing mail is a crime with up to $100 fine and six months imprisonment.
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Morrell Men To Vote On Representation In Sioux Falls
John Morrell and Company packinghouse employees face a May 2 vote on whether to be represented by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen AFL affiliate or by the Independent Packing House Workers Union at Sioux Falls. NLRB regional director Hubert Wieser announced the impending election.
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National Labor Relations Board
Justice Agency Wording Shows Administrative Shifts
Attorney General prepares to absorb Investigation and Identification divisions from the justice department by July 1, with staff reductions likely due to a $30 000 annual funding cap. Transfers from 1937 acts remain contingent as a referendum delays operative dates. Pope Pius XI plans to suspend audiences for two months starting July 1 to conserve strength amid g overnor Jensen may comment later in the week.
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Winter Wheat and Rye Show Mixed Progress Across Regions
Weekly crop report by Federal Meteorologist B R Laskowski notes winter wheat and rye advancing in most regions with signs of ripening. Showers confined to quarter inch levels with widespread light totals. corn plowing and replanting in the southeast and northeast quarters. Pastures improving while stock shipments occur in the western half. Temperatures ranged 75 to 98 degrees F by day, nights 55 to 65, with sunshine sufficient in latter half. Precipitation varied, Aberdeen to Yankton reporting scattered totals across the state.
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