Armour Market News Shows Steady Prices Across Livestock
Market report from Armour Stockyards Huron June 25 notes hog receipts and top of day at 373, steady prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep with diverse grade ranges. Chicago market follows with cattle and sheep steady to higher on grain fed stock, grass-fed weaker, hogs at 4.00. Overall, sector trends show firm demand for higher grades and mixed adjustments for grass-fed and lighter stock.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Idaho
Hog Frives Jump Chisago Market Report
A mixed hog and cattle market update notes hog receipts at twelve markets totaling 325,100 with 82,357 hogs in recent runs and a top closing price of 4.50 per cwt, up 50 cents for the week. Packing sows rose to 3.69 per cwt, while yearlings and cattle saw modest gains or steadiness amid overall higher feeding-market activity in Sioux City area.
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Faves
Bay
South St. Paul Livestock Market Report
In South St. Paul the livestock market shows varied prices with bulk offerings down and lower bids noted. Beef, veal, and other categories reflect slight declines while receipts in sheep and hogs differ, with graders reporting mixed strength and ranges around 3.75 to 5.75 for various classes.
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux Falls cattle and hog listings show prices with bids to 3.25 per unit for cattle and hogs around 2.85 to 3.15, reflecting steady demand. Volume around 100 head in cattle and several loads of hogs, with bulk prices near market reads.
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Sioux Falls
Wheat Futures Rally At Close
Wheat futures rallied near the close on Friday amid reports of a black rust in South Dakota, with July and September prices ending higher. Oats and rye posted gains, while barley and flax stayed steady or mixed. cash wheat demand improved and shipping activity remained strong despite varied quality.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Ambiguous grain terms list with moisture and futures notes
A fragmented OCR snippet shows various grain quality grades for durum and mixed durum, percentages, and stray futures terms. It mentions flax, track, and Duluth wheel futures with scattered monthly figures, but yields no coherent event or narrative. The content reads like a market snippet with unreadable context and incomplete data.
Huron Poultry Butter Eggs Market Notes
Market summary from Huron and Sioux Falls reports lists prices and categories for hens, cocks, eggs, butter, and wool. It includes live poultry details, butterfat pricing, and regional quotes from Sioux City Chicago New York and other exchanges, with June 25 data and varied weights and grades.
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Huron
Swift & So
Buren
D. I
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
New York Poultry
New York
Express
Minneapolis Market Report Summary
Minneapolis grain and flour quotations dated June 23 show flour at 4.057 per barrel and 1 carload lot estimates, with family patents, cotton shipments listed at 27.3. Pure brow priced at 10.59 or 1100, standard middlings at 10.00 or 710.50. Market context indicates commodity prices and shipment details for the day.
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Minneapolis
Market Session One Of Dullest In Years
New York June 25 17 The latest selloffs faded with today near standstill as net changes were negligible. Volume about 290200 shares marked one of the dullest Saturday sessions in years with traders awaiting next week s developments.
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New York
New
Inngton
Lausanne
Sheep Firm Goes Into Receivership in South Dakota
Sioux Falls June 2 Continental Agricultural Service Inc blamed insolvent liabilities of more than 1200 and 25 cent fees per head after manager Richard H Gardner vanished three weeks earlier. The firm contracted Montana sheepmen to transport and feed 15000 to 20000 sheep in South Dakota seeking receivership with H W Smith named receiver and creditors enjoined.
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Sioux Falls
Continental Agricultural Service, Inc
South Dakota
Richard H Gardner
Fischer Printing Company
Gard
Gardner
Sioux City
Agricultural Service Company
Montana
Harry Drews
Omaha
George B. Rennard
Furen
H. W. Smith
Bronx Falls
Committee Passes Farm Relief Bill
Washington reports the House committee approved a one year farm relief bill. It authorizes an internal adjustment fund funded by processor charges equal to tariff protection, with certificates issued to producers redeemable at face value based on their share of domestic consumption.
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Washington
Raines
Secretary of Agriculture
Hlossack Denies Bridge Fraud Charges In Minnehaha County
In Minnehaha County a suit seeks 47490 from Hlossack and C T Charnock alleging overpayments tied to repairs and construction of bridges and culverts. Both defendants are indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses in connection with the Ali Bridge project.
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Hlossack
Ali Bridge
Qmsha
C. T. Charnock
Hossack and
Charnock
Minnehaha County
Hossack
Love Birds Seen In Huron Woman's Yard
Parrot-like birds described as green with short turned-down bills were spotted yesterday in the yard of Mrs. John Ludika at 330 Utah angle southeast Sauk, Dakoa. The unusual visitors had been in the Ludika yard last summer but were not seen the previous year.
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Huron Woman's
Sauk
Dakoa
John Ludika
Utah Angonue
Mars
Armor Bases Auburn Case and Major Stocks Listed
A fragmented OCR list shows armor bases and stocks including Chrysler Col G E 65, Gen Ele S's and Gen Foods 20, Curtis Wright 73, Packard 1, Penney 15, RCA 315, RCA 315, United Aircraft, United Fruit 134, US Steel 232, Western Union 14, Woolworth 24, and other entities. The entry resembles a market roundup with varied corporate names and percentages.
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Auburn
C & Onx
Cnw Crif
Chrysler Col G & E
Cons Gas
Curtis Wright
Drag Inc
Easuman
Gen Ele S
Gen Foods
Cen Binters Gillette
Gold Dust
Honeslake
Houston Oil
Ent Harvester Ma
le & T
Kelvin Aeenhuay
Kro
Power & Lt Bs
Trasamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Carpets
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Steel
Western Union
West Electriciy
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
River water supply in Huron reaches ample levels
Huron officials report the James river and an artesian well provide a surplus water supply after a dry spell. The river level rose two inches in two days, aided by a two foot higher dam and earlier experiments. An artesian well now yields about 500 gallons a minute, yielding a dependable winter and summer reserve. Possible future dam lowering to create a lake is in early planning stages.
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Huron
Cty
James River
O. A. Ricker
North Fourth Street
GM. Anderson
Anderson
Huron Plant Awarded Safety Pennant For May
Armour and Company of Huron received a safety pennant from the Institute of American Meat Packers after May operations with no lost-time accidents. It marks the third consecutive month of perfect records, following February and March. About 13123707 man hours were worked by nearly 100 plants in the safety campaign, with an accident frequency of 21.
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Huron
Chicago
Armoaur and Company
Institute of American Meat Packers of Chicago
Armour and Company
Acuides
Olsing
Reunion At Dan Wagner Home Ends Family Gathering
Dan Wagner and family entertain relatives at their 128 Third Street southeast residence for a large reunion. Children and grandchildren join from Long Beach Minneapolis Chadron and Los Angeles as eighteen grandchildren celebrate milestones including the 28th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fonsberg and the first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Slaten. A family dinner is held today and a picnic is planned for tomorrow.
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Dan Wagner
Birs
Third Street Southeast
Clarence Wagner
Long Beach
Cal
L. H. Wright
Chadron
Neb
E.R Ball
F. C. W. Kuehn
George
William A. Wagner
Huron
Wagner
Fred Fonsberg
Gon. James
Minneapolis
Joan Wagner
Helen
Dorothy
Ethel Blaustone
Los Angeles
O. A. Slaten
Feasberg
Slaten
Katherine Feasberg
Commission Hear Compensation Case Involving Gasenigne Injury
State industrial commissioner presided over a compensation claim by Clifford Gasenigne of Muron alleging injury in November 1931 at Gordon butchers filling station. Gasenigne reportedly fell into a grease pit injuring neck and shoulder while rolling a barrel. I J Donahoe of St Paul appeared for the casualty company with Howes and (text cut).
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D. J. Perkins
Clifford Gasecigne
Muron
Gasenigne
Gordon Butchers
J. Donahoe
St. Paul
Casualty Company
Howes
Doctor Tschetter Visits Huron Ahead of Iowa Internship
Dr. Paul Tschetter, recent Johns Hopkins MD graduate, is visiting Huron with his brother Dr. J S Tschetter. He will report to the University of Iowa on July 1 for a year internship after completing studies at Huron College and its academy.
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Paul Tschetter
Huron
Johns Hopkins University
J. S. Tschetter
Young Tschetter
University of Iowa Hi Ital
Huron College
Hel
Huron College Academy
Hoover Signs Vet Insurance Measure
President Hoover signed a bill allowing 1,970,000 World War veterans to renew five year government insurance contracts for the same period without further medical exams. The measure also enables renewal of expired policies as of their expiration date upon payment of back premiums within four months.
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Hoover
Washington
Roosevelt Dominates Convention Committees Amid Labor Talks
Roosevelt followers control convention committees as pro-Roosevelt delegations despite anti Roosevent efforts. Labor hearings prompt AFL chief Green on federal aid and relief with discussions on unemployment insurance and Prohibition. Dakota delegates depart Sioux Falls for Chicago with Roosevelt allegiance shaping upcoming planks.
Prohibition agents raid Chicago liquor outlets
Prohibition agents raided 21 alleged liquor establishments in Chicago last night, mostly outside the loop. Deputy Prohibition Administrator A E Armen said the action aimed to "glean up the small fry," targeting minor operators.
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Prohibition
Chicago
Will
A. E. Armen
Seek Ouster Of S F Officials
Sioux Falls confronts city government turmoil as petitions seek recall of Mayor George W. Burnside and Commissioner Joseph Neilson. The recall effort cites alleged mis conduct and incompetence, aiming for a vote around August 9, with issues reflecting long standing clashes within the commission.
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Sioux Falls
Georse W. Burnside
Joseph
Neilson
Burnside
Mobeble
Commisson
Nelson
Searface Stage Holdup At Local Theatre Tonight
A garbled report claims a mock holdup titled Searface was staged at a local theatre with an owner and manager involved in its enactment. Theatre manager B McEfligott is identified as the production's organizer and appears in the supposed film to be shown at the venue Sunday.
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Searfire
B. McEfligott
Shawi
Sundi Manday
Weather Outlook for Chicago Week Ahead
June 2 forecast notes a warm trend with partial cloud cover and light breezes. The outlook spans through Monday June 22 with temperatures rising and chances of scattered showers. no major storms anticipated for the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Mondiy
Fox
Hospital Notes At Yale Include Dismissals
At The Hospitals Hotel Yale SUTSE 3 dismissed Ruth Cable. Hure sung and baby, Hurais.
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Yale
Sutse
Ruth Cable
Hure
Sung
Hurais
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Searface
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