Market News Hogs Prices Up Across Markets
Hogs 15 to 25 cents higher with Friday top at 3.75 as receipts reach 600. Cattle sheep and calves mostly steady. Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports note strong hogs, firm cattle, and mixed veal, with hogs active and cattle market steady to firm across regions.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron Huron
Sioux
City
Sioux City
U. S
California Fed Labs
Sioux Falls
Siouk Falls
Hogs surge in Chicago prices as feed costs rise
Chicago market reports show hog prices climbing with an upturn in wholesale pork costs lifting bids. Hogs closed 15 to 23 cents higher while cattle and sheep held steady. receipts included 11,000 hogs with 2,000 direct to packers and porkers steady despite uneven demand.
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Chicago
Ers
Wheat Mart Is Down Fraction In Mixed Grain Markets
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes show wheat futures easing fractionally amid new crop jitters and grasshopper news. Cash demand remained firm for limited wheat offerings while prices in northern and durum grades declined modestly across futures and carlot rounds.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
P Ss
Wintec
Huron Grain Markets
Carlot Sruin
Market summaries from Sioux Falls to Boston wool
Market notes cover hides, pelts, tallow and wool with prices from Huron Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago New York Boston. Notable items include cured hides categories, yolk of butter and creamery butter prices, live poultry and egg quotes, and U.S. Department notes on potato stocks. Various cities report unsettled butter and egg markets and steady poultry demand.
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Bolles & Togerm
Huron
Chicago Egg Futures and Storage Standards Update
Minneapolis markets report on egg futures and storage standards with figures on unchanged Fleur shipments and butter futures storage terms. Potato futures not quoted. Flour shipments at 25,560 and pure lran 10,501 with standard milling rates noted.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Stock Prices Fall Across Market Bear Today
New York on June 24 reports light selling as leaders drop one to three points. American Telephone, American Can, U. S. Steel, Allied Chemical, and Santa Fe reach new bear-market lows with Santa Fe at its lowest price since 190. Trading volume nears 700,000 shares. closing quotations show varied declines across major issues.
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New York
American Telephone
American Can
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
Jacobs Reaches Wimbledon Quarters in English Champs
Helen Jacobs, ranked second in the United States, advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals with a 6-2 6-1 win over Mrs. C H Jameson of England in the fourth round. Frank Shields and Davis Cup partner DB Spence beat Nigel Sharpe and J D P Wheatley in doubles. Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn won their doubles match, while Betty Nuthall defeated Sarah Palfrey to reach the quarters. Ellsworth Vines Jr defeated I Aoki in four sets.
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Helen Jacobs
Wimbledon
Eng
America
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
A. Brown
R. K. Tink Jer
England
Betty Nuthall
Sarah Palfrey
Ellsworth Vines Jr
I. Aoki
G-L
Cooper Rallies To Land With Leaders At Open
Lighthorse Harry Cooper, veteran Chicago pro, carded a 73 in the second round of the United States Open at Fresh Meadow after a 77 to reach 150. Clarence Clark and Tom Creavy both surged with 72 and 71 respectively to reach 150 and 154 at mid-round. Olin Dutta led after day one with 68 as Leo Diegel and others trailed.
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Fresh Meadow Country Club
Tharry Cooper
Chicago
Fresh Meadow
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
J., Piv
Tom Creavy
Albany
Clark
Creavy
Olin Dutta
Brentwood
Calif
Leo Diegel
Gene Sarszeil
Bill Burke
Jose Jurado
Walter Hagen
Durer
Disarmament Parley Postponed to Monday in Geneva
The three party talks on disarmament with American, British and French delegates were postponed until Monday. The delay, at Britain and France's request, aims to clarify sovereign governments views on Hoover proposals.
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Geneva
Trench
Hoover Pramsals
Blocks Consideration Of Glass Substitute In Dollar Stabilization
Senator Reed blocked debate on the Glass substitute for the Goldsborough dollar stabilization measure on the calendar. The Glass plan would allow about one billion dollars more currency. The Goldsborough bill, approved by the House, directs the Federal Reserve to restore the 1921 purchasing power via open market operations.
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Washington
Reed
Pennsylvania
Glass
Virginia
Desert May Be Made Bird Haven Near Ely Nevada
Desert wells sunk years ago to develop potash have overflowed, creating marshes five miles southwest of Ely. A biological survey plan would sink two more wells to produce 109 miles of swamps and marshes, potentially forming a wildfowl refuge in the arid region.
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Bird Haven
Ely
Nev
Here
Twin Cities Offer Aid In Grasshopper War
Twin City industrialists pledge help to South Dakota against the grasshopper threat this year state leaders including Governor Warren Green told at a conference. Dan Wallace and James Lincoln represented Minnesota and Minneapolis Industrial committee, urging readiness for pest control and supporting farms with fair iron prices and delivery speed. Experts say hoppers are widespread but damage limited by moisture and vegetation. Government surveys note northwest damage may be lighter outside Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with drought in some areas.
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South Dakota
Warren Green
Minnescola
St. Paw
Dan Wallace
St. Paul Farmer
James §. Lincoln
Minnelapolis Industrial Committee
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Green
Ford
Sully
Hughes
Missouri River
Wailare
Lincoln
Twin Cities
J. W. Bryant
Mitchell
George A. Starling
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
A. M. Evans
Red Cross
Roy Cave
George C. Fullinweider
National Bank of Huron
Chaz. H. J. Mitchell
A. G. Feick
Huronite
Washington
Hyde
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Marratt
Agriculture Department
Entonology Bureau
W. H. Larimer
Stock Market Probe Put Off Till Fall in Senate
Washington reports the Senate stock market investigation paused until fall unless new evidence forces action. Chairman Norbeck of the banking committee said investigators will work over the summer to gather data, with the option to convene hearings if urgent information appears.
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Washington
Senate
Norbeck
Banking Committee
Meawspapermen
Bond Issue Sought To Fund City Improvements
Proposals circulated in Sioux Falls ask the city to issue a 200000 bond to finance public improvements and provide work for idle labor this winter. H M Bouldin, head of the employment bureau, said the plan has backing from many leading citizens and was endorsed today by representatives of the bureau.
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Sioux Falls
Depression Employment Bureau
H. M. Bouldin
Employment Bureau
High Court Called To Decide On Fees
The South Dakota Supreme Court will decide disputes between Sioux Falls attorney T. R. Johnson and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland over attorney fees. A circuit court notice of appeal was filed. An order staying execution was signed after denial of a new trial. the March judgment totaled $1,724.
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High Court
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Supreme Court
T. R. Johnson
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
John T. Medin
Senate Authorizes Further Wheat Issue
The Senate passed a bill authorizing the Red Cross to use an additional 50 million bushels of farm board wheat for relief. It substituted its own measure for the House version, which would provide 40 million bushels of wheat and 500,000 bales of cotton, and sent the bill to conference to resolve differences. Many cross border San Diego reports note 50 automobiles crossing into Lower California during rush hours, eight lines abreast.
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Senate
Washington
Red Cross
Farm Board
House
San Diego
Cal
California
Rules Change Stirring National Convention Contingencies
The piece discusses shifts in party rules and potential movements toward Chicago if nominated, including strategies to ease rifts from the presidential contest. It notes a governor denying plans to travel to Chicago, preferring to stay in Albany unless unforeseen developments require action.
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Chicago
Albany
Roosevelt
Huron unit returns from Camp Rapid encampment
The South Dakota National Guard 19th engineers Company C based in Huron returned home at 4 am after a two week encampment at Camp Rapid near Rapid City. Sgt Buell Cotton won the pistol shooting title among non commissioned officers in the 109th engineers. Camp Rapid was later evacuated as about 1,500 guardsmen completed their annual war games.
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South Dakota National Guards
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Rapid City
Buell Cotton
109Th Engineers
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South Dakota
1G3rd Motor Transport Company
Fagement
Heatwave sets mercy mark with 92 degree peak
The temperature hit 92 degrees by 3 p m today and may set a new heat record before nightfall. A previous high of 98 was recorded several weeks ago. Forecast calls for showers tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions expected Saturday.
Beggarstaff Sentenced to Thirty Days on Liquor Charge
Tra Beggerstaff serves 30 days in county jail after arrest for possessing intoxicating liquor. Action dropped in the cases of H L Nieberg and Joe Hayes following raids Tuesday. Nieberg says officers found only a small bottle of prescription liquor for medical use. L J Winhurst fined $50 for keeping and storing.
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H. L. Nieberg
Joe Hayes
Nieberg
L. J. Winhurst
Open Bids On School Coal In Huron Tonight
The Huron city school board will hold an 8 special meeting tonight to open bids on coal for next winter. About 900 tons of coal will be bought. No action on the official count of votes from the school election will occur until the next regular meeting Tuesday night. The unofficial tally shows Dr. B. H. Kerr ahead of Rev. S. D. Disrud by 48 votes.
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Huron City School Board
B. H. Kerr
SD. Disrud
Johnny Risko To Have Weight Edge In Bout
Johnny Risko from Cleveland will have a 27 pound advantage over Mickey Walker in their third bout. Risko weighed 198 pounds to Walker 171 pounds and the fight airs tonight on WEAF NBC at 8 45 Central standard time with Tom Manning handling the announcing duties.
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Johnny Risko
Cleveland
V F W Post to Be Formed in Madison
Veterans of Foreign Wars officers R Lowrie Hagen depart ment leaders and John Johnson and Jesse Garoulte of post 1776 aided in forming a Madison post. It will be mustered in June 30 by department commander Lowrie. Delegations from Huron and Sioux Falls will attend the occasion.
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R. Lowrie
Hagen Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Jesse Garoulte
Lowrie
Huron
Sioux Falls
Religious Meet Concludes After Three Day Convention
Delegates and visitors at the 47th annual South Dakota council of religious education convention head home from Sturgis as Black Hills sightseers plan to linger. A pageant on Sly Hill drew over 3,000. officers elected include ALA Eschliman and Miss Alice Stratton. Next meeting set for Huron September 14. registration reached 712.
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South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore
Slyhill
MM M. Q. Fuerst
Ala. Eschliman
Freeman
Alice Stratton
Yanikton
Eleanor McIfree
Pierre
W. Hy Jumiser
Newell
Huron
A. L. Grebe
Parker
Grebel
Frank Mindeen
Divorce Granted to Mrs Lucy A Dukes and Samuel H Dukes
Circuit Judge Alva E Daylor granted a divorce to Lucy A Dukes from Samuel H Dukes yesterday. A property settlement was made. Mrs Dukes, who filed, charged Dukes with neglect. They have one son aged 16 who will split time living with each parent.
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Lucy A
Dukez
Samuel H. Dukes
Jude Alva E. ‘Daylor
For Sale and Rentals in Ree Heights Area
Classified items list household sale notes and rental requests. Includes a Singer sewing machine for sale, a housekeeper in Ree Heights, and several rental offers including a two bedroom moderate house and a five room modern house with a garage in South Lawn. Phone numbers 3551 and 8647 referenced.
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Ree Heights
Colo. SW
South Lawn
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