Market News: Armour Yards Hogs Jump to Seven Dollars
Receipts Friday at Armour stockyards show hogs trading to a top of 7.00 with most sales from 5.00 to 6.00 in lights and mediums. Higher bids noted for lighter weights while heavy and low weights moved differently and packer demand remained strong across several markets including Chicago and Sioux City with mixed gains and declines across weights.
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Armour Yards
Armour
Hukon
Chicago
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Siour Falls
St Paul
ST. Paul
Juan
U. S. Dept
Bos
Grain futures rise as Farmers National Grain quits June sales
Minneapolis reports show June futures up over 3 cents on the day amid news Farmers National Grain stopped selling grain for June delivery. July wheat up 2 to 4 cents, other grains mixed with flax and rye firm on limited offerings. Cash wheat demand strong while winter and durum wheat remain in good demand. barley and oats steady to higher with modest offerings.
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Minneapolis
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Farm Board
Tlis
Montana
Poultry and produce prices from major markets and cities
Listings from Mitchell, Belle Fourche, Sioux City, Chicago, New York, and Boston detail live poultry, eggs, butterfat, and meat pricing. Hens, broilers, and turkeys show varied quotes by weight and age. dairy items include butterfat and creamery butter in multiple grades. Prices reflect June quotations with regional differences and volume notes.
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Owyx City
Sioux City
Chicago
Bidding Up Rails Imparts Strong Tone in New York
The late trading session in New York stock market sees rails lift sentiment with gains for Southern Pacific Union Pacific Atchison New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio while Industrials face profit taking. Trading dull with total sales under three million at close.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Investment Trust Shares and Closing Quotations Summary
Investment trusts listed include North American Trust Shares 54 percent, Cor porte Trust Shares 544, Cumulative Trust Shares 14, Universal Trust Shares 5 percent, and several others such as British Type Investors A 4 percent, United Founders Common, AEBC Trust shares D 5 percent, Nathan Wide 6 percent, and Diversified C 5 percent. Closing quotations feature a wide range of companies with varied prices, including Am Can 31234, Am Car & For 0 percent, Am Intl 18, Gen Elec 45, Gen Motors 34, RCA 21, Packard, Pan Am Pet B 2, Am Tob B 124 percent, and NY Central 97, among many others. The list reflects diversified investment activity and fluctuating equity quotes across multiple sectors.
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North American Trust
Cor’porte Trust
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
United Founders
Aebc Trust
Nathan Wide
Diversified C
Frontenat
Standard American
Two Year Trust
Incorporated Investors
Five Year Trust
Allie Chal
Am Can
Am Loco
AT & T
Anaconda
Amour
Armour B
Atthleon
Auburn
Bendix
Beth Steel
Bordens
Briggs
Can Pac
Case BY
Cerro de Pasco
C & 00
CMS Peppl
C&n W
CRI & PG
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & EH
Cons Gas
Ceen
Curtiss Wright St. Drug Inc
Eastman
Eric Mi
Fox Film
Ullman
RCA
RKO
Resding
Rem Rend
Rep Steal
Rayn Tob
Beers Roe
Sinclair
Bouthern Ky
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
St OF NT
St Oil NY UK
Stewart Warn
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Bell
Tretsa
Dowdell to Be Buried Sunday in South Dakota
Obituary outlines Dowdell’s long public career in South Dakota. Publisher, land developer, and son of Artesian roots, he held roles in the legislature, state boards, and local education. He helped establish Ruskin Park and Dowdell Land agency. He married Lydia Pearce and Lavilla Moler, with six children.
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South Dakota Press Association
Advocate
Dowdell Land Agency
Mitchell
Rodee
Forestburg
James River
Ruskin Park
Dowdell
Sanborn County
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Education
Artesian
Territorial Pioneers
South Dakota
State Historical Society
Lydia J. Pearce
Town Falls
Black Hills
Lavilla A. Moler
Jury Goes To Murder Rooms In Downtown Hearing
Testimony wrapped as Fla herty denied stopping at an oil station and claimed no prior sight of Mrs. Tredway. Jurors toured the third floor apartment where Charles Eyestone was slain after a poker party. Eyestone was shot near the hallway as an unknown accomplice and Flaherty pursued the loot. Handwriting expert W C Henning testified Flaherty signed a Cody hotel register in Nebraska to support his alibi.
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Flaherty
Mrs. Tredway
Charles Evestone
Eyestone
Finherty
Fiaherty
W. C. Henning
Cody
North Platte
Neb
Nebraska
Henning
Cedar Rapids (Owns) Business College
Cotart
Railroads Win Drought Freight Rate Concessions
Four northwestern lines including Great Northern and Northern Pacific win ICC consent to cut livestock freight rates from drought regions in North Dakota South Dakota and Montana to areas with better feed and water. The Great Northern gains permission to return drought area breeding stock and not yet market ready stock without charge. Northern Pacific applies for similar relief citing acute feed and water shortages.
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Washington
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis, St Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Chicago
Milwaukee, St Paul
Northern Pacifics
Missionary Confab Opens At Aberdeen In June
Officials and laymen arrive from several states to attend a ten day missionary conference and Bible convention in Aberdeen. Rev B E Forest of Toc com Falls Ga will open sessions assisted by Rev E C Swannon from St Paul and E R Carner missionary to Indiana.
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Aberdeen
Northwest
Christi Missionary Alliance
B. E. Forest
Toccom Falls
E. C. Swannon
St. Paul
E. R. Carner
Inic
Railroad Armours Clash Tonight For Half-Title
The Armour Packers meet the C. and N. W. railroaders in the final first half game of the Huron diamondball league. Both teams sit 3 wins 3 losses, with a possible split in standings depending on Monday’s Dairy Products versus Coney Island result. A managers meeting follows tonight’s game.
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Huron Dairy Products
Coney Island
Armour Packers
C. & N. W. Railroaders
The
Elks
Rails
Packers
Coney Islands
Dairymen
Billy Petrolle Kayoes Suarez at Madison Square Garden
New York June fight saw Billy Petrolle the Fargo Express knock out Justo Suarez of Argentina in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden before a 9000 strong crowd. Petrolle floored Suarez twice early, hammered the body in mid rounds, and finished with a flurry to claim the lightweight title position versus Tony Canzoneri's crown.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Justo Suarez
Fargo Billy
Setzeat
Suarez
Madison Square Garden
Petrolle
Probabl
Hunk Anderson In Bad Condition
Rochester Minnesota June 2 Mayo clinic physician Dr C J Barkorka reported incomplete diagnosis shows Notre Dame football coach C J Hunk Anderson in serious condition due to severe headaches since last May Tests have not determined exact cause but head condition appears serious The physician said his condition is not critical Knute Rockne a friend visited the patient
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Rochester
Minn
C. J. Barkorka
Mayo Clinic
C. J
Hunk) Anderson
Notre | Dame
Knute Rockne
Anderson
Farm Board Won’t Dump Stabilization Wheat Says Watson
Senator Watson expressed confidence that the Farm Board will not dump stabilization wheat as 1931 crop moves to market after conferring with the board. He noted reaffirmation of policy and said nothing about the discussion with President Hoover. Stone left the White House for a board meeting amid appeals from mid western states for a market hold on wheat acquired during stabilization.
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Farm Board
Washington
Watson
Senate
Stone
Hoover
White House
Ite
Woonsocket Buys New Fire Truck
Woonsocket purchases a new fire truck from Luverne Fire Equipment to replace old hand trucks. The truck features a booster pump and chemical tank and was bought by the city council yesterday. Public notice appears with a classified sale next to the vehicle item.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket Fire Department
Luverne
Mina
Banking chiefs urge strong law enforcement at South Dakota meeting
Safe banking proves essential as deposits fall from 1930 to 1931 while bankers cope with price pressures. Sheriff Bruce Bates urges citizens to back police, not obstruct them, as institute members outline safeguards for banking operations and farm price-cost disparities loom large. Governor Green and ex-governor Christianson address bankers with praise and caution.
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Bruce Bates
American Institute of Banking
William E. Perrenaud
Sioux Falls
Institute
L. G. Troth
Huron Country Club
Huron Chamber of Commerce
West Park
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Charles R. Rie~ger
Foreman State Corporation
Banks
Ruden
Bryant
Woonsocket
William Perrenaul
Rye Kibbes
Mitchell
I. E. Hansen
St. Paul
W. E.hansen
Minneapolis
Wound
Americans Lead In Ryder Cup at Scioto Club
At Scioto Country Club in Columbus Ohio on June 2 Walter Hagen’s Americans led in all four two ball foursomes after the first half of the two hole competition. The day was blistering and the Americans showed a hot sub par golf to hold the early advantage over Britain.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Hagen
Marriage And Divorce Ebb Law Causing Hurdles
The census bureau reports 47s marriage and divorce markets shrank last year with 23 states showing lower marriages and 30 reporting fewer divorces. Miss Alice V Hagan notes costs and economic conditions drive rates, predicting few marriages or divorces will rise before 1992 except Reno Nevadas upswing and states near stricter marriage laws. Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Nevada Maine Nebraska Virginia show marriage gains while Arkansas Mississippi show declines. Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Montana Utah Colorado post double digit drops in marriages and North Dakota Michigan Oregon Montana report declines in divorces.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alice V. Hagan
Mias Hagan
Miss Hagan
Reno
Nevada
California
Rena
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Maine
Nebraska
Virginia
Arkansas
Mississippi
Cupid
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Montana
Utah
Colorado
North Dakota
Oregon
Reelect Hurlburt G A R Commander
E. L. Hurlburt of Rapid City reelected commander of the South Dakota Grand Army of the Republic at the 48th annual encampment in Sioux Falls. Minnie Lewis of Mitchell elected auxiliary president. Thirty Civil War veterans attend the meeting with officers named for state and national positions and alternates.
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Siouk Falls
E. L. Hurlburt
Rapid City
South Dakota
Grand Army of the Republic
Minnie Lewis
Mitchell
Women's Relief Corps
John E. Davis
Lennox
LeRoy Kinney
Yankton
H. P. Carson
Huron
A. B. Brown
Alexandria
J. O'Brien
Pierre
Mr. Brown
Stephen Jackson
Hot Springs
George Pearce
J. K. Perkins
Lake Preston
David Bates
Madison
Anna Wood
Aberdeen
Ellen Hilleboe
Sioux Falls
Lavera Tippeny
Sallie Shurtleff
Parker
Marian Bates
Daisy Dewey
Beresford
Zella Saunders
Redfield
Margaret Brooks
Sarah Trotter
Sioux Fall
Carrie de Remer
Vina Feldman
Anna Spiller
Kuron
Trader Horn Dies After Brief Illness in England
Alfred Aloysius Smith known as Trader Horn died at a Tankerton nursing home after a brief illness. He described himself as eighty two and had a life filled with jungle adventures. He coauthored Trader Horn with Mrs Ethelreda Lewis and gained fame in literary centers in England and America for his Africa tales.
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Trader Horn
Ethelreda Lewis
England
America
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