Market News Cattle and Hog Prices Steady at Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards report June 28 shows hog prices steady with receipts around 600, cattle steady and lambs 10 to 15 cents lower. Hogs 5,000 head, 10 to 14 higher to shippers, choicest 180-240 lb at 6.75. sows 5.50 to 5.75, feeder pigs 6.25 to 7.5. Sheep receipts 3,000, fat lambs opening weak to 15 lower, best natives above 9.75, ewes steady to 3.00. Sioux Falls and OCX City reports mirror varied but similar trends with representative cattle, hogs, and sheep prices.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux Falls
Chicago
S&s
Huron Produce Market Prices Listed by Swift & Co
Furnished daily by Swift and Co of Huron South Dakota the market lists heavy hens 4 percent pounds or over heavy hens under 4 percent pounds and Leghorn hens plus heavy breed springs roosters and eggs with No 1 and No 2 butter and churned fat prices noted This notice summarizes readable items from the damaged OCR fragment for a local produce market.
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Huron
Swift & Co
S. D
Sioux Falla
Sioux Falls
Legehorn
Leghorn Springs
Mitchel
Mitchell
Leghorn
Ego Springs
Tareni
Hog Prices Reach 7.50 In Active Chicago Market
Hog prices rose in Chicago with limited receipts totaling about 9,000 head in open market and 6,000 salable hogs noted. Top hog price reached 7.50 as buyers pushed for lighter and midweight hogs, while cattle and sheep markets showed mixed to strong demand for native spring lambs and steady to weaker cattle prices.
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Update
Chicago market report lists butter at 1,320,080 unsettled, creamery 91 and Scute 2244 with several mixed percentages and steady prices. Centralized carrots 190 and other prices unchanged. Poultry live stock includes 2 cars and 33 trucks with fowls steady and various chicken lines listed.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
New York Produce Prices and Midwest Dairy Notes
New York market activity shows butter and creamery items fluctuating with higher creamery quotes and steady fried poultry. In Sioux Falls and Minneapolis, poultry and egg prices vary by grade, while futures for butter and wheat show mixed moves. cash grain quotes reflect modest changes across No. 1 hard northern wheat and a range of barley and oats readings.
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New York
Minneapolis
Minneapol
Aes
Montana
Livestock Auction Prices Report From St Paul
St Paul livestock sale reports for Wednesday with cattle and hogs activity. Cattle best bids mostly steady, steers and heifers around 8.00 to 9.35 for medium to choice, cows and bulls steady to weak, stockers scarce. Hogs 6,000 head sold, market unsettled, few bids. sheep light demand, lambs steady to firm, dairy cows overall steady with springers around 50.90 to 70.00 and top shipper bids near 85.00.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Tranéstil
Bronx City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City cattle and calf receipts show mixed demand with cattle and calves steady to higher for medium weights. Reveals demand strength for stockers and feeders, cows easy to move, and lighter calf classes showing softer footing amid a fluctuating market.
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Bronx City
Sioux City
Watertown and Sioux City Produce Quotes
Watertown and Sioux City publish livestock and dairy price data for June 28 and June 26. Listings cover poultry weights and classes, eggs by grade and case, and butter prices including creamery and sweet cream varieties with regional adjustments.
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Sioux City
Creamery Butter Fancy Wholesale
Mitchell Produce Prices and Live Poultry Notes
Mitchell lists prices for hens and roosters around two dozen entries including Leghorn hens and roosters, with turkey and butterfat figures. The fragment references Wednesday sale terms, weights, and price figures such as .07 and .18 to .23 per unit, suggesting market briefings on poultry and dairy products.
Markets At Glance for June 28 in New York and Chicago
Markets show mixed activity with lower stocks and weaker bonds as U S government retreat weighs. Foreign exchange markets are nervous with the Mexican peso weakening, cotton and commodities soft, while wheat and corn slip in Chicago after early gains. Hog prices rise modestly with gains up to 7.50, signaling a mixed but active trading day.
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New York
U. S
Sotts
Wheat Prices Fall After Early Advance
Wheat prices fell as much as a cent a bushel from yesterday's close with closing prices at the day’s lows. Scattered offerings reversed the earlier upturn while government weekly summaries noted wet harvest complaints in the southwest but improved spring wheat prospects. July and September futures moved lower, with mixed results across related grains and products.
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Certs
Man Sought Here For Carrnett Arrested On Coast
Beadle County authorities report Arnold, wanted since May 6 for theft of a Dale Bartholow car in Huron, was arrested on the west coast in a government car theft case. He will be returned to face the Huron charge after disposition on the coast. Federal and local officers had traced him westward via his wife in Idaho but did not arrest him earlier.
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Culo
T. H. Luby
Arnold
Dale Bartholow
Huron
Luby
Bartholow
South Huron
Carner
Beadle County
Idaho
Concessions Help Move Neutrality Act Toward House Passage
Washington June 28 Democratic concessions to revise the neutrality bill and repeal the arms embargo appeared to foreshadow passage in the House. The changes would remove a provision designating combat areas closed to American ships and limit presidential power to extend short term credits to belligerents. Critics labeled the bill a war-making move aimed at an alliance with Britain.
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Washington
House
Bloom
New York
Rep
Fish
Great
Britain
Alien
Pennsylvania
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Fritz Kuhn
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Uje
South Dakota Celebrates Statehood Jubilee in Pierre
Pierre observes the states jubilee with 50 years of hood, a parade, pageant, air show, sacred service and dance. Governor Harlan Bushfield praised prairies productivity while Gordon MacGregor conveyed North Dakota felicitation and invitation to the August Jubilee in Bismarck.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Harlan Bushfield
Gordon MacGregor
Bismarck Tribune
John Moses
North Dakota
MacGregor
Bismarck
Stocks Slip In Cautious Market Pause
New York June 25 stock prices retreated in a cautious move as investors scanned European markets for trouble signals. Industrial shares fell 1 to 2 points amid light volume around 400000 shares. Silver prices dropped further lifting mining stock selling while Cerro de Paseo slipped. traders waited on the Danzig situation for direction.
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New York
Wall Street
Cerro de Paseo
South America
Danzig
Roosevelt on dollar devaluation and Congress debate
The president defended the dollar devaluation power and warned Congress about extending it as he cited the stabilizing fund and warned of international currency volatility. He named Republican senators in critique while urging action before more losses hit importers and exporters. In other news, Hazel Timperley recovered from a fractured skull after a dining room accident at home and was treated at a Huron hospital.
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United States
Roosevelt
Senate
Vandenberg
Michigan
Congress
Burke
Nebraska
McCar Yan
Nevada
Stabilization Fund
Hazel
Timperley
Mealt
Miss Timperley
Huron
Bond market summary from New York June report
Government bonds in New York on June 28 show varied prices with Treasury notes and bonds quoted across several series. The data lists bid and asked figures for 40-43 June, 4s, and a few loan issues, reflecting minor fluctuations and a general steady tone in the bond market.
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BONDS
New York
Treasury
Longest Beard Winner Declines Prize Benefit
Pierre reports C Wiltse of Fort Pierre won the beard contest at the fifth anniversary celebration but says he does not intend to claim the prize of free shave and haircut. He has not visited a barber in nine years.
Job Setup Complicates WPA Hiring For South Dakota
The Republic reports the WPA faces new funding rules that could bar hiring of those who refused private work and prohibit employing anyone eligible for unemployment benefits when funds exist to pay those benefits. Absent state employment service, the WPA may be blocked from giving work, creating gaps for unemployed workers and their employers who still owe unemployment taxes.
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WPA
Republic
Congress
South Dakota
Isis
Yankees Tie Record with Eight Homers in Win
In Philadelphia the New York Yankees powered past the Athletics 23 to 2 to equal then break a 1886 record for most home runs in a game. Babe Dahlgren hit his second homer for the winners, with Joe DiMaggio contributing three and George Selkirk, Joe Gordon, and Tommy Henrich adding others in a 23 run onslaught.
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Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Babe Dahlgren
Twe Mates
Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Joe Garden
Tommy Henrich
Foreign Silver Price In Reduced Again
The treasury cut its foreign silver price to 41 2/3 cents per ounce amid a new policy shift after the Senate banned further treasury purchases of foreign silver. The price had stood at 43 cents Monday and 77.57 cents for U S mined silver. Officials gave no formal reasons but indicated reductions aim to curb large scale dumping while Congress decides future policy.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate
Congress
Children Aid In Search For Missing Man In Faribault
In Faribault Minnesota 68 year old Charles F Prinzing a factory worker for two decades disappeared after a Sunday night shift a gun was reported and a search began Sheriff Frank Wier organized 70 volunteers from the streets with a sound truck to aid the hunt for Prinzing authorities seeking the missing man amid the town’s efforts to locate him
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Faribault
Minn
Charles F. Prinzing
Frank Wier
At the Hospitals Admitted List
A hospital note lists admissions and dismissals including Olga Page of Cavour medical Ernest Erickson Sturgis medical Larry Foos Alpena minor surgical Doris Thaden Bancroft surgical Josion Larson Howard minor surgical Mrs Delbert Wimar th Iroquois medical Thelma Redman Wolsey minor surgical Victor Fenner Huryn medical Helen Wernstadt Foresburg minor surgical Ruth Staufacher Wolsey medical Dismissed Blossom Splitek Buren Art Murphy Woonsocket Mrs Clarence Songer Artesian Glen Price Bonilla Henry Schnabel and baby girl Marilyn Virgil Richard Davis Wessington Joan Mueller Huron Mia Wil Williams Cayour.
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Olga Page
Cavour
Ernest Erickson
Sturgis
Larry Foos
Alpena
Doris Thaden
Bancroft
Josion Larson
Howard
Delbert Wimarth
Iroquois
Thelma: Redman
Wolsey
Victor Fenner
Huryn
Helen Wernstadt
Foresbburg
Ruth Staufacher
Medical
Blossom Joan Splitek
Buren
Art Murphy
Woonsocket
Clarence ‘Songer
Artesian
Glen Price
Bonilla
Henry Schnabel
Marilyn
Virgil
Richard Davis
Common summer malady hits Minnesota families hard
A Minnesota health authority calls a severe summer illness a common summer malady and links it to bacillary dysentery. The Gros family near Huron and Aspenson family near Kiester each lost one child and multiple relatives were sick. Dr. J C Shirley reports most patients improving and expects discharge within days.
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ST. Paul
State Board of Health
Minnesota
South Dakota
St Ee
John J. C. Gros
Huron
Leonhard Eugene
Kiester
Minn
al Aspenson
Aspenson
J. C. Shirley
John J. C. Grose
Minnesota Medical Authority
Ady
Shirley
McNamara Named Junior Councilor At De Molay Meet
ANKTON June 203 The seventeenth annual De Molay conclave ended with a banquet at the Masonic Temple and a grand ball at Isaak Walton Park. Officers elected at the final session included McKrie Bastman Yankton master councilor Tommy Young Watertown deputy master councilor Dean Winscot Aberdeen senior councilor and Serdon McNamara Huron junior councilor.
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S Ankton
Yankton
Tommy Young
Watertown
Dean Winscot
Aberdeen
Serdon McNamara
Huron
INTERNATIONAL Efforts Tighten Around China Crisis
The report notes Prime Minister Chamberlain preparing to address the House of Commons and draft Moscow dispatches as Britain and France seek Soviet entry into mutual aid talks. In Tientsin signs of easing tensions appear amid stalled barriers and brisk trade, while U S officials in Shanghai join Britain and France in warning Japan to respect third power interests as it presses along China’s coast.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
Moscow
Russia
Tientsin
Shanghai
United States
Clarence E. Gauss
Britain
France
Japan
Fenchow
Wenchaw
China
RIGGS WINS WIMBLEDON AT ALL ENGLAND CLAY COURT
Bobby Rigs of Chicago defeated Ted Avery of Cambridge University 6-4 6-2 in a rain-delayed Wimbledon match to reach the third round. Also noted: Arctic depth record 12,000 feet and listings for stock house trailers and a passenger advertisement from Sioux Falls.
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Riggs
Wimbledon
Eng
Bobby Rigs
Chicago
America
Ted Avery
Cambridge University
Arctic
Northwest
Sioux Tire & Battery Company
Tri- State
Schult House Trail
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
J. R. Hewett
Miller
Ss. D
Worms Destroy Your Poultry? B.T.V. Saves Them
A farm ad proclaims worms are the cause of dead or paralyzed chickens and urges readers to buy B.T.V. to destroy worms. It claims post mortems reveal worms in intestines and promises healthier flocks and better egg production with a purchase at Humphrey's Drug Store.
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Humphrey's Drug Store
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