Hog Market Dips Across Regions Amid High Temperatures
Monday market reports show hog prices slipping with top bids around 6.73 on Armour Stockyards in Huron and widespread declines into 5.00 to 6.65 ranges as receipts reach about 2.3. Chicago and Sioux City sectors reflect softer bids, with weights 190-260 pounds showing lighter demand and packers adjusting through the day.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux Cay
Sioux City
Qu. S. Dept. Agr
St. Pont Saul
S. Dept
Wendy
USA
CATN
Biook City
Mondax
Wheat market quotes and durum classifications
The report lists July and October figures for Livy and related wheat grades. Prices include No. 1 amber durum 58, No. 2 durum 56 58, No. 2 55% and No. 1 mixed durum 53 95 percent. No. 1 red Scrum 52.
Market Poultry and Eggs Prices Across Cities
Markets show varied poultry and egg prices from Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux City with Leghorn hens, roosters, ducks, and geese listed alongside butterfat, eggs, and other dairy items. Chicago and New York reports note firmer butter and poultry. Minnesota flour and Minneapolis grain markets also reported.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Roosters
Urkey
Futures Advance Then Take Slump
Market notes from Minneapolis show early bullishness as hot northwest grain fields boosted wheat futures with gains into the day’s high. By close, September and December contracts posted higher, corn and oats rose, rye and barley modestly gained, while flax demand remained strong before a pullback. Cash wheat offerings remained light but firm to strong. durum scarce and sought after.
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Minneapolis
Selling Sends Stocks Down
Fresh selling cut short a mid afternoon rally in New York trading as major issues fell 2 to 5 points late. U S Steel American Telephone Kennecott Anaconda Armour American Smelting Allied Chemical North American Consolidated Gas Eastman New York Central Pennsylvania American Can Johns Manville showed declines while International Shoe and Case held firm. turnover about two million shares.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Kennecot
Aneronda
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
North American
Consolidated Gas
Eastman
New York Central
Pennsylvania
American Can
Johns Manville
Appointments Made This Week In Governor Green Plan
Pierre June reports appointment week as Gov Green prepares July 1 vacancies on multiple state boards and commissions including rural credits director and five seats on the game and fish commission. McCullough leaves office. reforms trigger several new board appointments across health cement accounting and other agencies.
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Pierre
Warren Green
Rural Credits Department
Walter Willy
Bi Mitchell
Jay Williams
Gettysburg
McCullough
D. A. McCullough
State Game and Fish Commission
State Board of Health
State Board of Accountancy
Green
State Fair Board
Board of Engineering and Architectural Examiners
Board of Optometry
Board of Osteopathic Examiners
Capone Sentencing Postponed to July 30
The sentencing of Al Capone for prohibition conspiracy and tax violations was reset to July 30 after his chief counsel sought a postponement. Capone was not present in court. his attorney cited family illness and Florida business matters as reasons for the delay. The judge asked about a stay of execution, with prosecutors indicating a reasonable stay would be unopposed.
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Capone
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Prohibition
Caposte
Michael Ahern
Florida
Aben
Wilkerson
United States
Dwight H. Green
Walter Begins Nine Month Term For Chicken Theft
Paul Walter confessed to taking part in a chicken theft near Hitchcock and selling the birds for 44.50. He pleaded guilty before Judge Alva E. Taylor and was sentenced to nine months in the state penitentiary. Deputy Sheriff Harvey B. Huntley took him to Sioux Falls to begin serving the term.
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Walter
Paul Walter
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock
Alva E. Taylor
Harvey BR. Huntley
Funeral Tuesday For Phyllis Jean Miller
Funeral services for Phyllis Jean Miller aged 10 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of near Boo Hills, will be held Tuesday at Hitchcock at 2 o clock. The infant died yesterday at the family home two and a half miles north of Bon Va.
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Phyllis Jean Miller
Harry Miller
Boo Hills
Hitchcock
Bon- Va
Investment Trusts Closing Quotations Saturday June 7
Closing quotations for North American Trust Shares 5 percent Core por ted Trust Shares 5 percent Cumulative Trust Shares 14 percent Universal Trust Shares 64 percent British Type Investors A 53s United Founders Common 6 percent A Ti C Trust Shares E 84 ex div Nation Wide 6 percent Super Corporations A and C 1034 Diversified C 5 Frontenac 16 percent Standard American 6 Two Year Trust 244 Tecorporated Investors 3151 Five Year Trust 7 percent ex div
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Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
United Founders
Diversified C
Frontenac
Standard American
Tecorporated Investors
Five Year Trust
Curr Close Cities Service Standard Off Indiana
The note indicates a market or service closing in Indiana as part of a broader Curr-Close listing. It references a standard offering ending and hints at a regional service adjustment affecting Indiana operations.
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Indiana
Two Million Less In Spencer Fire
Spencer Iowa reported a massive fire reducing the heart of the business district. The blaze destroyed 23 buildings and badly damaged 18 more with 73 businesses affected and many records lost. Fire crews used dynamite to bring down walls as leaders plan a fireproof redevelopment.
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Spencer
Iowa
Promise to Hold Stabilization Wheat Favored by Grange
The National Grange backs a farm board pledge to hold stabilization wheat off domestic markets for a year and urges passage of the debenture plan to reduce surplus. Fred Brenckman, Grange representative, says studies are underway and the plan will be pushed in the next Congress. He stresses it is not a subsidy but a tariff complement and notes prices should rise with the surplus managed. President Hoover asked for a clearer policy, with a July pledge anticipated from the farm board.
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Washington
Farm Board
National Grange
Fred. Brenckman
Grange
Hoover
Brenckman
New Record Set For City Pumps In Muron
City officials report Muron now has a 300,000 gallon tank in service alongside a 20,000 gallon tank. A new pumping record of 2,300,000 gallons occurred Saturday, with 300,000 gallons filling the new tank. Normal capacity is 3,500,000 gallons daily, though pumps ran 17 hours Saturday.
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Muron
Uung
Huron
Children Leave for Health Camp in Black Hills
Thirty youngsters depart Sunday for Camp Wartzer in the Black Hills, South Dakota. They travel with Miss Blanche Wilson, health association secretary, and Miss Mina Peschon of Andover, a councilor. The camp stays will extend through the summer as part of a 65-strong first half session, including eighteen from Huron.
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Wartzer
South Dakota
Black Hills
Mis Blanche Wilson
Health Association
Heat Wave Grips Nation with Record Julylike Temps
Chicago reports 30 heat deaths as seven day siege of temperatures nears a century mark across the Midwest. Iowa and Nebraska suffer crop damage and drownings while Kansas Oklahoma see 100 plus readings. Pacific coast enjoys mild weather as an Oregon shepherd produces 51 pups. University of Idaho tuition averages $535 yearly.
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Chicago
Rockies
Atlantic
Canadian
Gulf
Towa
Ilinois
Middle Western
Iowa
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Michigan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas
Oklahoma
Altus
Okla
Rocky Mountain
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mercury
Indiana
Evarsville
St. Paul
Cleveland
Detroit
Kentucky
Lexington
Pacific Coast
Marketing Act Support Sought by Farmer Groups
Chicago June 29. Fourteen national farm organizations gathered to plan an aggressive campaign to win national support for the federal marketing act. Leaders from the American Farm Bureau federation National Grange and others aim to coordinate efforts, while Farmers Union disagreements delayed full representation.
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Chicago
Cay
Federal Marketing Act
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Natonal Grange
National Farmers Education and Cooperative ~Unict
Varmers National Grain Corporation
National Livestock Marketing Association
American Cotton Cooperative Association
National Wool Marketing Association
National Cooperative Milk Products
Natonal Beet Growers’ Association
National Fruit and Vegetable Exchange
National Committee On Farm Yganizations
National Bean Marketing Associsation
National Cooperative Council
National Tecan Marketing Association
Farmers’ Union
National Agricultural Conference
National Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Episcopals Plan Allow Remarriage
New York June 2 The Episcopal Church moves to permit remarriage of divorced persons using the Book of Common Prayer. Clergy would officiate with a one year wait after divorce and ecclesiastical review for fitness. The plan may be presented at the general convention in Denver next September.
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New York
General Convention
Church
Denver
Ex-Convicts Sentenced in Aberdeen For Forgery and Bad Checks
James M. Morgan alias Carl Caldwell and Gabriel De Groat faced maximum three year terms in the state penitentiary on bad check charges after pleading guilty before Judge W. B. Perry. Groat, recently dismissed from prison, was warned of a life sentence if convicted again. Morgan pleaded guilty to forgery and will serve a second term.
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Aberdeen
Dwo
James M. Morgan
Carl Caldwell
Gabriel de Groat
W. B. Perry
Ds Groat
Morgan
Lost and for sale notices clutter May’s Rock listings
Classifieds include lost dark shell rim glasses near May's Rock and a shovel loss. Numerous ads offer FOR SALE private stock with 8 percent dividends, and a full furniture set including walnut dining and bedroom pieces, a rug, radio, refrigerator, and range. Leaving city must sell. FOREST E. WILDER contact.
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May‘s Rock
City
Forest E. Wilder
Dakota
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