Market News Hog prices rise across Midwest livestock markets
Hog prices climbed 5 to 25 cents in Chicago Sioux Falls South St. Paul and Sioux City as receipts ranged from 1 800 to 11 000 head. Top hogs neared 11 55 to 12.00 with moves credited to active demand and light slaughter while cattle and lamb markets showed mixed strength amid heat and strong showings for yearlings and spring lambs.
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Chicago
California
Texas
Paul
South ST. Paul
D. A
U. SD. A
Sioux City
Sioux
City
U. S
OMALO
Wheat closes with mixed gains and losses on June trading
Wheat fluctuated nervously with early gains of over a cent but closed below yesterday. Hedging and profit taking weighed as heat across the grain belt and cropfail reports boosted some buying. July corn climbed over 2 cents at times, while oats slipped and soybeans hit the daily limit of 4 cents.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Saskatchewan
Northwest
Minneapolis Grain Market Report and Prices
Minneapolis daily market notes for June 24 show carlot range for wheat and oats with No. 1 dark northern and No. 2 hard amber durum prices. Cash quotations list No. 1 heavy dark nevihiten, No. 1 dark northern, No. 2 and No. 3 varieties, plus rye, barley and flax values. Duluth closing prices reflect similar cash and futures activity for durum and hard wheats with price differentials noted.
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Minneapoli
Minneapolis
High Law
MURON
Swift & Co
Huron
Jung
Jore
Montana
Melis
Duluth
Peuluth
Grain Bulletin
Chicago
Jane
Boye
No Harley
Sioux City and Sioux Falls Market Reports June Produce Prices
Reads like a historic market digest listing overland prices for poultry eggs butter and live stock across Sioux City Sioux Falls and Chicago with dates in June. Includes hens roosters broilers leghorn ducks geese and turkey prices by weight and grade along with butterfat and egg trades and futures notes.
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Sioux City
Wale
Sioux Falls
Chicago
New York
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Springs
Chatnyeo
Stock rally as copper leads amid war threats and martial law talk
Markets moved unevenly as fears of international conflict fueled activity. Copper out front with gains in Anaconda Kennecott Cerro De Pasco International Nickel and Inspiration Copper while major producers in steel and autos such as U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Bethlehem Republic and American Rubber showed varied strength.
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France
Germany
Lnte
Johnston
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco
Internation Nickel
Inspiration Copper
Howe Sound
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
General Motors
Chrysler
U. 8
Rubber
America
Find Men Guilty Of Truck Theft
Robert Lillie and Reuben Rolof of Huron were found guilty of taking Mayberry’s truck without permission. They were sentenced to 65 days in Beadle County jail and fined 25 dollars each, with 10 extra days if fines are unpaid. The incident occurred June 16 near Huron with two women accomplices.
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C. N. Hall
Munchipel Court
Robert Lillie
Reuben Rolof
Huron
Beadle County
C. M. Mayberry
Ing
Mayberry
Armour Packing Plant
Lillie
Tos- Mimony
Leg A
Ren Mey
Senate approves two year extension of nuisance taxes
The Senate voted 50 to 26 to extend nuisance taxes and the related Pensioon rate for two years, countering a one year Senate Finance Committee recommendation. Senator Vandenberg opposed the longer extension, saying hearings were not completed. Chairman Harrison supported two years but was constrained by his committee vote. Taxes affected include rasoling, electric energy, oil, telephone, and other items.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Finance Committee
Harrison
Barrymores Plan To Be Remarried Soon
Hollywood reports Barrymore John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie reconciled publicly at a railroad station. They said past tiffs and an interludial divorce decree would not matter and that they would remarry soon. Elaine described themselves as very happy as they left together.
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Barrymores
Hollywood
John
Blulbe
Miss . Barrie
Elaine
Barrymore
Mrs J M Stiver Dies. Huron Resident and Gold Star Mother
Mrs J M Stiver longtime Huron resident and Gold Star mother died at her home 156 Fifth Street Southwest after long illness. Funeral is Saturday at 9 30 AM at the Catholic Church with Msgr D F Desmond officiating. burial in St Martins Cemetery. She was born in Grand Rapids Wisconsin May 10 1862 and married John Mitchell Stiver May 16 1886 in Carthage South Dakota. She leaves three daughters Mrs C R Kent Miss Esclie Stiver and Mrs EC Waldron two grandchildren, and is survived by nieces and nephews. She was a member of St Martins Altar Society and the American Legion Auxiliary.
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J. M. Stiver
Huron
Fifth Street
Funers
Cathlic
D. F. Desmond
St. Martin’s
Silver Home
Margaret Corcoran
Grand Rapids
Wis
Carthage
S. D
John Mitchell Stiver
Morin Colton
The
American Legion Ausiliary
St. Martin's Altar Society
Reclamation Jobs Helped By Rains In The West
Commissioner John Page said recent rains brought an all time high in security to reclamation projects in the west. Water storage figures showed gains across Bitter Root, Milk River, Sun River, North Platte, and Belle Fourche reservoirs with notable totals.
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John |Page
Commissioner of Reclamation
West
Bitter Root
Mont
Milk River
Sun River
North Platte
Net
Wyo
Belle - Fourche
S. B
Heat wave grips Midwest driving temps above one hundred
A brutal heat wave across five states brought record highs from South Dakota to Nebraska and Kansas. Sioux Falls reached 110, Mitchell 110 tied for the nation's peak, with Yankton 107 and Rapid City 102. Omaha 104 and Lincoln 106 marked Nebraska’s hot spell, while Missouri and Oklahoma saw 93 in St. Louis and 105 in Hot Springs.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Donald Renner
Mission Hill
Lewis Allis
Sioux River
Mitchell
Mercury
Yankton
Mitchel
Huron
Pierre
Fairfax
Mobridge
Brookings
Black Hills
Gool
Rapid City
Watertown
Aberdeen
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
Kansas
HK. Hayes
University Farm
St Paul
Goodland
Lincoln
Omaha
Big Springs
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kanss City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Railroad Pension Bill Heads for F D R Signature
Revised railroad retirement legislation requires President Roosevelt's signature to become law. Murray W Latimer, chairman of the retirement board, said it would go into effect immediately.
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F.D.R. Washington
Roosevelt
Murray W. Latimer
Panzoid-Retirement Board
Summer Students Hear C D Dunbar at Huron College
Summer programs at Huron College summer school feature an livewire by O D Dunbar of Huron High School. He contrasts North American and South American university systems noting South America’s integrated schools, limited degrees, selective high school entry, and Bolivian context with twelve high schools for a three million population.
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Huron College
E.G. Tit
O. D. Dunbar
Huron High School
South America
South Americ
North America
Dunbar
Bolivia
Jensen Seeks Board Control in Remove Craig Dispute
Jensen, amid a court bid halting Craig�s removal from the state board, declined comment on the writ. Craig says the governor lacks authority to remove him and claims impeachment is needed. Montreal business trips and charges over board funds, residence transfers, and acting warden duties loom as Republicans seek control of the Board of Charities and Corrections.
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Craig
Jensen
Cumun
Pierre
Sioux Fall
Tony Kirby
Sioux Falls
Charres
Montreal
Grace Crill
Elk Point
J. B. Halladay
Iroquoia
Dentina
State Justice Department
Board of Charities and Corrections
Guy Geelan
State Penis Sentiary
Justice Department Commission
Clair Roddewig
Democras
Geelan
Strikes Update and Martial Law in Steel Regions
The Republic plant reports about 2500 workers on payroll and $80,000 paid in wages, with three eight hour shifts today after a 29 day strike. Martial law in Johnstown lifts at 2 am as the emergency subsides and Bethlehem Steel is closed. Philip Murray offers arbitration by President Roosevelt to resolve steel workers dispute, while city officers pay parking fines totaling six dollars.
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Republic
Thiz
Niles
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Johnstown
Earle
Quide
Bethlehem Steel
Committee For Industrial Organization
Cleveland
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Roosevelt
United States
Murray
White House
T. M. Calven
Henry Ray
Leo Bloomberg
E. B. Hebrer
George Webster
George Vander Stein
Weather observers die in plane crash near Fargo airport
A weather observation plane from Fargo airport crashed three miles from Moorhead early today killing Earl Rentz of Minneapolis and El Netzer of Grand Rapids. The aircraft, equipped for recording data, plunged from a height believed to be rapid. The wreckage lay across two nearby farms as rescuers searched the scene.
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Moorhead
Minn
Func
Earl Rentz
Minneapolis
EL Netzer
Grand Rapids
Sining
Fargo
Doctor Dyar Receives Appointment for Pneumonia Prevention Work
Dr. Robert Dyar, formerly with the Huron Clinic, leaves Albany bound for Minneapolis en route to New York after brief stops in the city. He studied at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore last year and spent two weeks at his parents cabin in the Black Hills. He has been appointed to begin work July 1 in New York on pneumonia prevention, then returns to Johns Hopkins for six to eight months of training for specialized medical assistance in the year.
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Robert Dyar
Robert BE. Dyar
Huron Clinic
Minneapolis
Albany
N.Y
City
Dyar
Johns Hopkins University
Baliinore
Custer
New York
Johns Hopkins
Ren Yaris
Nudists Warned By Fontainebleau Mayor In June
Fontainebleau France June 25 Mayor Jacques Louis Duscnesni issued an order forbidding nudity in public spaces stating the practice is too evident and promising prosecution if violations occur. The report notes references to hospital staff and unrelated classified items including a sale, help wanted, and lost railroad item.
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France
Jacques Louis Duscnesni
Fontaineblusy
Huron Country Club
Railroad
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Huron Liquor Store
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