Armour Market Remains Steady In Huron Cattle Feedyard Sales
Armour Stockyards in Huron report cattle and calf markets steady on Wednesday led by hogs at 4.20 top. Prices span steers 2.90 to 4.75, heifers 2.00 to 5.50, cows 1.50 to 7.25, veal 2.50 to 4.75, and heavy calves near 2.75. Sioux City and St Paul also show steady to mixed activity with hogs around 4.00 to 4.45 and cattle mostly steady, while sheep and lambs vary by grade.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Firm as Demand Holds Up
Strong to near record demand lifts quotes at Chicago markets. Buyers push toward high grade cattle and hogs while sheep and lambs show steadier trade. receipts light but distribution favors top lots with moderate gains across cattle, hogs, and lambs despite some uncertain demand.
Wheat Futures Drift Lower Amid Light Trade in Minneapolis
June 24 report from Minneapolis shows wheat futures easing as volume remains weak. Prices drifted lower on lingering seller news from Manitoba with cash markets resilient for high quality grain, while durum and red wheat stay in good demand. Cash corn and rye provide steadier moves as barley stays firm and oats soften. Northern wheat values and amber durum prices appear in the day’s close, with mixed durum and red durum quotes noted.
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Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Report Fragment
Market items list poultry and dairy products with prices and weights from Huron and Buck Brothers location entries. Mentions hens under and over 44 pounds, Leghorn hens, cocks, butter, and eggs with various suppliers in Higren South Dakota and neighboring lines.
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IDE AND WOOL MARKET REPORT FROM CHICAGO June 28
Bolles Rogers Huon details on cured hides wool and furs. Chicago Produce market reports butter prices steady creamery specials and firsts, potatoes, poultry, and eggs with various grade prices. Overall tone notes steady butter and otherwise mixed commodity activity in late June.
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Reed To Lose Support After Initial Ballot
CHICAGO June 29 former Senator James A Reed’s presidential candidacy appears doomed as Missouri delegates plan to vote as a bloc on the first ballot and then disperse. Reports say about 20 of 30 delegates may back Roosevelt while the rest split between Alfred E. Smith and Newton D Baker.
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Pinch Hitter Rip Collins Joins Texas Rangers
AUSTIN TEX P Rip Collins famed big Texan is pinch hitting for the Texas Rangers this season after last year’s St. Louis Browns stint. A winter illness left him out of sorts, but General W Sterling, a longtime Texas A&M ally, advised keeping Rip in the law and baseball fold for 1933 with hopes of sharper pitching and faster curves.
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Hundreds Rally At Lake Plan Dam Proposal
Aberdeen June 28 Residents from Brown and nearby counties gathered at noon to hear a booster rally for the Scatterwood lake improvement project. The rally supported a Snakecock dam to create a water supply for Seath wood lakes reservoir and a chain-like system as the state commission prepared a survey of the proposal.
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Stock Prices Show Increasing Firmness on Rail and Industrial Stocks
New York June 29 17 stocks ended the session firmer as rails and industrials rose about 1 to 2 points. United States Steel American Telephone and several rail names led gains while about 600000 shares changed hands. Closing quotations list numerous issues with mixed moves and multi-digit price entries across the market.
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Stores To Close Here July 4th
The Huron Chamber of Commerce retail division orders all stores and businesses to close all day on July Fourth except grocery and drug stores and restaurants. Groceries may stay open until 10 a.m. and drug stores close from 2 to 5. Cafes and other food dispeners were left optional. Many Huronians will travel to Black Hills and lake resorts, with western railroads offering special excursion rates for July Fourth travelers.
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Jowa Corn Near Hip High in Des Moines Weather Note
Des Moines residents report corn nearly hip high with northern counties lagging as a bumper crop seems unlikely. Charles D. Reed notes warm June temperatures about 3 degrees above normal and predicts July will be hot with rainfall deficits. Oats and barley prosper, winter wheat turning, flax beginning, and southern counties nearer harvest amidst poor sandy soil.
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Vote For 45 Day Season On Ducks In South Dakota
South Dakota sportsmen face a proposed 45 day duck open season this fall with a daily bag limit of 10 birds and possession limit 18. The proposal aims to ban hunting on "'buited" ground and restrict live decays to 25 birds in a set while officials logize the commercial take of bullheads from Lake Traverse.
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Munson Wins In Suit Over Note Interest
Municipal Judge Dick Haney ruled for defendant R N Munson in a suit brought by Dakota Finance over interest on a note. Munson argued the interest was usurious and exempt under South Dakota law. The finance company plans an appeal as it sought replevin of Munson’s car to secure the note.
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Sidelights from the 1928 Democratic National Convention
The AP reports Alfred E. Smith autographing pocketbooks at the Congress Hotel as young women beg him to sign. Huey Long’s calm after California’s delegation opposed him. Jesse Jones of Houston greets friends and boasts a Chicago loan. A Texan shouts about orange imports as Manley travels from Manila to attend the event.
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Convention Program Goes On Air Today
Broadcast plan details session times and networks for today with Associated Press notes. Multiple outlets WEAT WJZ NBC WABC CBS plan first broadcast around 1 and schedule repeat sessions if needed. Party speakers listed for WABC CBS and AF NBC with additional slots across the day.
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Harvesting Starts In Yankton Vicinity
In south eastern South Dakota harvesting of rye and barley is underway with a good yield expected. The stand is heavier than in years past. Spring sow grain ripens quickly under the hot sun and will be culled after July 4. The season favors growth and maturing of grain as corn shows strong growth reaching waist high in many fields.
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Chariot Races Set for Ruskin Park Rodeo
June 29 schedule outlines a special chariot race in Ruskin Park feature for the rodeo July 2 and 4 with three horse hitches drawn teams. Richard Semoha, park manager, reports local county horses secured for the event, part of city entertainment. House and Senate conferees announce relief legislation releasing 49.9 million bushels of wheat and 300 thousand bales of cotton from beard stocks for Red Cross distribution.
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Lands Big Fish At Park Rapids Trip
Mr and Mrs H B Van Winkle and two sons Gene and Glenn returned from a week of fishing at Park Rapids Minnesota. They reported good fishing at the Minnesota resort with Mr Van Winkle landing a five pound bass at Longlake earning a year’s subscription to Field and Stream for the sportmen’s magazine.
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Garner Won't Trade For Presidency Amid Roosevelt Rumors
CHICAGO June 23 Amon G. tailer Fort Worth publisher told a meeting of Texas and California delegates that John N Garner had declined overtures for the presidential nomination He said Garner was firm and authorized by Garner to deny any offer of the vice presidency Roosevelt forces had suggested the swap but were few Garner's denial and the ensuing speculation frame a tense political scene in the run up to the convention.
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Vets To Use Bugle Of San Juan At Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls veterans group, aided by A. 4 Kisecker, will deploy the San Juan bugle at a ceremony during Memorial Day events. L. C. Hetland, a Philippine veteran, will perform with the bugle, signaling unity among World War II and foreign war veterans in a state tribute.
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Haney Installed As District Lions Governor in Sioux Falls
Haney of Sioux Falls was installed as district governor of the Lions Club at the Paris International annual meeting. Local dignitaries attended as chief guest Bean He Mi NM addressed the gathering in a formal ceremony amid the festive events.
Repeal Plank Recommended by Convention Delegates
The convention approved retaining the two thirds nominating rule after debates over Roosevelt pledged blocs and standings. Missouri and New York delegations shifted alignments while Tammany Hall debated the governor’s influence, as rules argued over the two thirds requirement and chairmanship.
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For Sale Electric Range and Refrigerator
FOR SALE Electric Range and Refrigerator. Price for immediate sale. Phone 4248 see of Dakota Ave. South. LOST Black Boston Terrier Reward Florence Bod Simmenrs. WANTED TO BUY four speed transmission for Chevrolet truck 247 TL.
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