Market News Sioux City Livestock Report Summary
Sioux City market notes on June 2 show cattle volumes at 2,500 calves and 100 steers with better grades selling strongly. fat stock steady to easy. hogs at 3,500 open steady to 10 lower with top 8.80 for 210-230 lb. sheep at 2,500 very slow with bids 25 lower and choice western fat lambs above 11.40. Stockers and feeders largely down about 2.40. Heifers 9.00 down, cows 7.25, bulls 6.00 down, late bulls 10-320 lb butchers 50.
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Sioux Falls and St Paul Livestock Prices and Market Report
Sioux Falls and St Paul livestock markets show varied prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Moderate supply and steady to strong demand with cattle six to twelve hundred weight ranges, hogs opening higher, sheep uneven with lambs and fat ewes priced, plus spring chickens butter and eggs reported.
Chicago Produce Thursday Poultry Prices Report
Chicago markets list poultry and dairy items with prices for alive fowls spring ducks geese and turkeys. It notes classes from extra firsts to graded firsts and current receipts with storage and barter figures.
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Chicago
Armour Market Inches Higher Hog Prices at Stockyards
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports hog market up fifteen cents today with a ton al tally near 850. Receipts reach about seven hundred as the market shows a stronger tone for hogs on the day.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Wheat Futures Calmer Steadier Market At Minneapolis
Wheat futures showed a calmer steadier mood closing slightly higher at Minneapolis with July and September futures up modestly. Cash wheat firm to strong, protein rich lots in good demand. milling durum fair to good demand. cash corn demand fair to good, oats and flax mixed. barley scarce and malting demand good.
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Minneapolis
Bariey
Montana
Chicago
Jay
Huron
Produce Markets and Poultry and Eggs Prices
Markets listings from Swift & Co Buck Brothers and others detail prices for butter, eggs, and poultry. Butterfat station price, hens and leghorn figures listed with weights and grade numbers. Prices subject to change without notice.
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Mron Poultry
Swift & Co, Aaron
S. D
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Buck Brothers
Garon
S. C
Bears Continue Raid On Market Bankers
New York June 25. Bears pressed the stock market with speculative pessimism, yet rails held up while some industrials edged higher. Banks saw little opposition to the bears though some believe the pessimism is excessive. Trading was uneven with a late rally faltering as selling subsided, total volume about 3.4 million shares.
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Acs
Iron Age
Leaslers
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Norfolk and Western
Atchison
Delaware and Hudson
Mocth
American
Western Union
Invernations i
Market Briefs: Oil, Cotton, and Stocks Curb Trading
Curb action notes minor moves in Cities Service and Standard Oil with small bid ask shifts. Cotton stacks quoted at 5.85 a hundredweight with 99 pounds base, carload shipments total 37,578 barrels of Bran at 19.50 and 2000 units listed.
Inquest Finds Mencke Death Self-Inflicted by Hanging
An inquest at Clyde township concluded Albert Mencke aged 44 died by his own action through hanging. Coroner John P. Walsh heard testimony from family and witnesses detailing a prior estrangement, a failed entry attempt, and the discovery of the body in a bed room with a belt fixed to a four foot post. He had been drinking heavily and sought to halt a pending divorce, with relatives removing the belt and placing the body on the floor.
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Clyde Township
Huran
Lena Muncke
Mencke
Albert
L. J. Mclgains
Mencken Boys
Meneke
Osteopathy Examinations Held By South Dakota Board
Six candidates take licensure exams before the state board of examiners in Pierre. Applicants include C. Waffel Belle from Fourche and other names listed with affiliations to Kansas City, Still College Des Moines and Kirksville colleges. The board features Dr. Betts president, Dr. Ludwig vice president, and Dr. Strom secretary treasurer. Exams span two days with graduates from notable osteopathy schools.
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Ucenses
South Dakota
State Board of Eexaminers
Waffel
Belle
Fourche
Lawrente Betts
Huron
FP. W. Waser
BE. W. Winter
Delmante
C. M. Parkinson
Highmore
H. MM. Jones
Vermillion
Hoover to Call Special Session After Convenes
President Hoover will convene a special session immediately after Congress adjourns despite a senatorial petition to delay it for London Naval Treaty matters. White House officials report a large majority of the Senate urged prompt action, with the proposed postponement tied to the November elections.
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White House
Senate
Vigilantes Track Bands Of Northern Iowa Bank Robbers
County officers and vigilantes combed northern Iowa for two bands of robbers who hit Calumet and Strawberry Point within 50 minutes. Straw berry Point took 11000 in cash and bonds while Calumet net 1200 in currency. The Strawberry Point gang forced three women and six customers into a vault. Calumet victims included bank president George Reifstock and cashier Roy Muggs. Both gangs fled in large sedans and were believed to have machine guns.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Calumet
Strawberry Point
Paulhnu
George Reifstock
Roy Muggs
Chautauqua Opens With The Big Pond In Huron
The Huron chautauqua season opens next Friday with The Big Pond a comedy of love and business set in Ohio in which a young American earns fame through effort. The program features Sorrentini Venetian Strollers with music and costumes and a guest talk by Nellie Ross Women in Politics.
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Isl
Ohio
Sorrentini
Nellie Tsysoc Ross
America
Gorseman
Maupin
Inheritance Tax on Breen Estate
Heirs of John T. Breen, Huron resident, were assessed inheritance tax totaling 9564 by the state inheritance tax department of the tax commission. Taxable estate placed at 53130, much in Huron business district. Widow taxed 348.48. other heirs listed with small amounts. no tax on Little Flower home Turton. Downton property income about 640 monthly.
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John T. Breen
Huron
State Inheritance Tax Department
Tax Commission
Breen
Catherine A. Hoffman
San Francisco
Robert Hoffman
Breen Hoffman
Helen Hoffman
Catherine
Josephine Gagnon
Hu- Ton
James Breen
Brother
Little Flower
Turton
Custer Dairy Club Tour Planned for Thursday Morning
Roy Cave Beadle County agent announces a Custer Valley dairy calf club tour led by Gus Hintermeister. Members meet L S Murray home southeast of Huron at 8 am with picnic lunch to be taken and a noon picnic dinner. The outing features livestock judging practice, fitting and showing demonstrations.
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Custer Valley
Gus Hintermeister
Roy Cave
Fagent
Beadle County
L. 5
Murray
Huron
Rumors Persist of Pius Illness Amid Vatican Uncertainty
In Vatican City on June 25 rumors continued that Pope Pius XI was indisposed amid a uremic crisis. Reports mention Roman doctors consulting over bladder trouble and potential surgery, with Dr Milani called in for medical advice but not serving as a personal physician.
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Pius XI
Milani
Vatican City State
Interstate Commerce Panel Bans Merger Before March 4
Washington June 2 The House Interstate Commerce Committee today amended its redraft of the railroad consolidation resolution to bar consummation of the proposed merger of Great Northern and Northern Pacific until after March 4. English people drink more than one pound of coffee per capita while in Scandinavian countries consumption exceeds ten pounds per person.
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House Interstate Commerce Committee
Seasin
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Seek Motive In Single Slaying
Chicago reports seek motive in the Lingle murder as investigators probe finances of the slain Tribune reporter. Former police commissioner William Russell is questioned as a potential grand jury witness about possible special privileges and funds. The probe ties public corruption figures to the crime.
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Duke Lingle
William Russell
States Attorney's Office
Tribune
Russell
Lingle
City Club
Donald Rr, Richberg
Samuel Ettleson
Mr. Insull
Samuel Insull
Ettleson
Thompson
Farm Bureau Leaders to Hold Mid-West Training School
National and state Farm Bureau leaders travel to Ames Iowa July 14 for the Mid-West Farm Bureau training school at Iowa State College. A W Tompkins of South Dakota will serve as registrar Ed H Cunningham of Iowa Reserve Board will address sessions Dan Turner Republican nominee for governor may appear Officials say no registration fee for attendees housing on campus arranged attendance open to all farm bureau members and agricultural groups A large South Dakota delegation expected at Ames during the week
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Mid-West Farm Bureau
Iowa State
Ames
Iowa Federation
Ed H. Cunningham
Dan Turner
A. W. Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Memorial Union
Middle West
South Dakota
Templins
Court rules land grant colleges may offer optional military training
Washington ruling by the attorney general states that land grant colleges and similar institutions need not require military training. The Mitchell opinion finds these schools comply with the Morrill act by making military courses available rather than mandating them. Wisconsin's 1923 move to place tactics on an optional basis is cited as precedent.
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Mitchell
Interior Department
Land Grant Colleges
Wilbur
University of Wisconsin
Erickson to plead in circuit court Norris
Erickson taxi driver of 653 Nebraska Avenue Southwest was ordered to enter a plea by 9 am Thursday before Circuit Judge Atva BE Taylor on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to minors. He allegedly sold liquor to four minors aged 14 to 9, and waived examination in municipal court yesterday afternoon. The complaint was signed by Police Chief A W Hopkins BE MANIAC Pinal yous.
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Jude Atva BE
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Police arrest two for ignoring highway signs and parking overlong
Police records show Irving Crawford paid a dollar for parking beyond 90 minutes while E W Todd and W J Hoffman were cited for failing to stop at arterial highway signs.
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E. W. Todd
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American Legion Meet In Amesia for State Convention
Delegates and alternates to the state American Legion convention will be elected at Thursday night’s meeting in Amesia. Seventeen delegates and seventeen alternates are to be chosen for the July 14 to 16 event. Legionnaires pledge aid for the fiftieth anniversary parade and community tasks on July 3 and 4, including ticketing, grounds policing, parade coordination, and orderly start. A luncheon and boxing card follow the business sessions.
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Tis Legion
Inmate Sues Head Of Poor Farm In Circuit Court
Erin E. King an inmate sues Henry A. Irion superintendent of the poor farm for 4000 alleging injuries from a fall while representation by Evian Luby and Gartland. State's Attorney Howes defends the county employee. A separate 500 note case between Provident Loan Association of Sioux City and Gerlt and Glen Winchell went to the jury after two days of trial.
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Luby
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Gerelt
Glen Winchell
Tisl
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals In Huron Area
At The Hospitals admitted I Tilly Moward medical Mary Keuremanaughter of OC J Krumman Huron minage surgical Kath ryn Carlson Huron surgical Neil Ford Huron medical Dismissed Judson Ball son of EL Ball Huron Ed F Wilson Huron Claud Smith Huron Mrs John Brush Hitch cock Mrs William Gardner and baby Huron
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J. Krumman
Huron
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EL. Ball
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Claud Smith
John Brush
Hitchcock
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Fishing trip and social visits in Sheffield area
Sheffield residents and guests traveled to Lake Poinsett for a fishing trip last Saturday. Local gatherings included Whoopee day planning at Yale and visits to the Gus Schmidt and J. J. Bottomley homes. Mrs. Saiee Kout hosted the M. M. club, with travels noted for Mrs. Scott, two children en route to Austin Minnesota, and several families visiting from Hitchcock and Huron.
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Leo Arteman
Henry
S. J. Friedricksen
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Lake Poinsett
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Saiee Kout
M. M. Club
Sheffield
Scott
Austin
Minn
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