Market News Hog Receipts Climb. Livestock Steady Ahead
Market report from Anmour Stockyards Huron shows hog prices up 15 to 30 cents to a top around 44.60 with receipts about 400. Cattle calves and sheep held steady, dairy and slaughter categories mixed, while Sioux Falls sees hogs up to 8.00 with bulk around 7.85 and sows steady.
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Produce Market news from Duron Sioux Falls and Watertown
Daily market summaries from multiple midwestern exchanges detailing prices for hens, leghorn hens, springs, ducks, geese, and butterfat at Duron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Sioux City, and St Paul. Includes cattle and hog prices, weights, and representative sales across markets with regional quotes.
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Markets At Glance Flows Strong in New York and Midwest
New York stocks show strength on fourth trading day as leaders push higher. Bonds and industrials gain. foreign exchange steadies with dollar support softer. Chicago grain notes show wheat and corn moves amid export demand and profit taking. Minneapolis carlot ranges reflect mixed demand and steady markets across grains and poultry.
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Wheat Reacts to Rise in Securities and Futures
Chicago wheat futures surged 14 cents on gains in securities but faded as profit taking and limited follow through selling broadened volume. July and Sept contracts moved lower. Minneapolis cash wheat prices showed mixed gains and declines across grades amid light to moderate receipts.
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Stocks Rally On Heaviest Volume Since October
Markets surged for the fourth straight session with gains of 1 to over 5 points led by rails and industrials. A brief profit-taking pause followed an opening rally as the new flash quotation system struggled to keep pace, with prices easing from peaks but closing near session highs amid widespread buying.
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Youths Returned to Training School After Escape
An 11 year old Huron youth and two companions aged 17 from Kimball escaped the Plankinton training school Tuesday night. They were found in a rural Storla area schoolhouse in northeastern Aurora County and returned to the institution. Clad in night clothes at the time of capture. The escape occurred via a wine ay crawl.
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Highway 16 Opens and Chamberlain Fete Queen Crowned
Dedication ceremonies formally opened Highway 16 at Chamberlain as part of the Nation's Main Street program. Auto races, contests and speeches drew delegations from towns along the highway. Lola Resanet Haughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ross, was named opening day queen by Governor Jensen and aides. The event drew about a thousand mobilus as attendance rose. Governor Jensen urged the highway's role in prosperity for South Dakota.
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Duke of Windsor Quietly Marks Birthday in England
In London on June 3 the 44 year old Duke of Windsor had a subdued birthday with little public notice. A society column allotted seven words to the former king, sharing attention with Prince Jaime of Spain, described as AW body. In Scranton, the Ringling Brothers Circus was halted by a strike, leaving tents and crowds absent from the scene.
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World stock list with firms and percentages in 1930s
A dense ledger of company names and percentages appears, listing Barnsdall Bendix Boeing and many others with share figures. The text resembles an old market roundup showing corporations and stakes, including Ford, General Electric, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, Dupont, and Phelps Dodge.
Redfield Man Is New I.O.O.F. Head
Redfield man Hedfeld was elected grand master of South Dakota Odd Fellows at the morning session in this city. Wv. M. Larsen of Aberdeen was elected deputy grand master, W. J. Roland of Gary grand marshal, L. L. Trotter of Huron re elected grand secretary, C. F. Mundt of Sioux Falls grand treasurer, and M. E. Peck of Sioux Falls to the name board for three years. Belle Fourche won the convention site for 1959 after votes by delegates from Belle Fourche Huron Watertown and Aberdeen. The tally showed Belle Fourche 9 votes, Huron 27, Aberdeen 7, Watertown 0. The session would conclude by noon with over 909 lodge members registered.
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Kourt Elected Head Of IOOF Secretary Group
Kourt won as president of the secretary and scribe association of state grand lodge members at a Wednesday meeting. Loretta Miller was elected vice president, Blanche Bumpua named secretary treasurer. Memorial services honored deceased lodge members and 147 deaths noted in the past year across all divisions. An initiatory degree was conferred on Harry Broadbent.
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Brother of Former Huronian Dies in Los Angeles
Word arrived of the death yesterday morning of C. J. Cap Heier of Los Angeles formerly of Aberdess. His sister Miss Margaret Heier, resident of Huron, was en route to the west coast about a year ago. Funeral services set for Monday at 9 in St. Mary’s Catholic Church Aberdeen. Miss Meier accompanies the body back, arriving Aberdeen Sunday.
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Rain And Flood Reports From Several Western States
Rain continued to dampen the region with numerous gauges showing significant totals including 1.30 inches at Madison 62 at Hartford and Humboldt 68 at Spener AT at Sioux Falls and Howard about an inch at Dell Rapids. Floods hit Montana Oregon and surrounding areas with damages reported along mainlines and roads amid emergency rescues and hospital updates.
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Dental Board Head To Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for Dr. G. B. Mueller age 42 will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the American Lutheran Church of Tripp. Rev V Bartles will conduct and the Wilbur Jerkin American Legion Post will conduct ceremonies at the Topp cemetery. Mueller a longtime Tripp dentist and former president of the South Dakota state board of dental examiners also led the Hutchinson County Red Cross and served as city treasurer. He is survived by his wife and daughter Marjean.
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PWA Announces More Allotments
Washington announces new PWA allotments on June 23 totaling 29,592,051 dollars as President Roosevelt continues the public works program. The two day total reaches 60,600 with loans and grants aimed at constructing schools bridges and other projects across states.
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Bankruptcy Revamp Measure Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed twenty one bills today including a major reform of the 1898 bankruptcy law. The measure seeks to bar fee fixing in bankruptcy proceedings, curb asset concealment, and calls for studies on whether bankrupt entities acted deliberately.
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Encampment Program Highlights With Butler Address
The state encampment opens Monday with Albert Meile presiding and Major Smedley Butler slated to speak. A parade, reports, social security talk, and an Auxiliary banquet follow, with notable guests Mrs. Laurie Schertle and other dignitaries to be honored. The event runs through Wednesday with elections and installations planned.
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Mother Of Queen Elizabeth Dies
The Countess of Spy1 nore, mother to Queen Elizabeth, died in London at the king and queen's side. The funeral is set for next Monday at Gluniy Canle in Scotland, delaying a planned June 28 visit. King George decreed limited mourning observances following the death.
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Shipstead Suggests Plan To Aid Railroads
Senator Shipstead proposes replacing 300000 obsolete freight cars with government financed new equipment. He says war freight cars could bring 20 each, funding a 700000000 program as a down payment. Secretary Ickes would study legal feasibility of public works involvement.
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Drastic retrenchment ordered in Japan mobilization plan
Tokyo announced a new mobilization program to tighten Japan's economy. The plan, effective July 17, prioritizes arms and export materials, with broader controls across production and imports amid ongoing conflict in China. Also notes heavy rains hampering hostilities along the Rize and insurgent actions near Valencia. Mr and Mrs G M Anderson return to Huron after a recent marriage in Abertown.
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For Rent: Modern four room lower apartment duplex
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