Market News Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed U.S. Livestock Reports
Hog prices in Armour Stock Yards hold to the week’s advance with steady to slightly lower trading across several markets. U.S. D A salable hogs show gains for steers and yearlings, while sheep and cows vary. Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets report mixed results with hogs mostly lower and lambs unevenly higher.
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Produce Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Towns
Market summaries from Huron Watertown Sioux Falls and Mitchell list prices for heavy hens by weight class, leghorn hens, springs, and heavy breed cocks. Egg and butterfat prices are given with No 1 and No 2 distinctions across towns for June 29.
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Markets At A Glance And Minneapolis Wheat Quotes
Market overview from NEW YORK and MINNEAPOLIS on June 2 and June 29 shows mixed activity. Stocks demand waned while foreign exchange unsettled, cotton faced pressure, and metals showed slight improvement in copper. Wheat receipts and quotations varied, with No. 1 hard Montana protein levels listed and numerous commodity prices cited alongside a long list of corporate tickers and percentages.
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Live Poultry and Eggs Prices Shown for Sioux City Market
Sioux City market prices list various poultry and egg categories. Hens over five pounds, leghorn cocks, springs, and heavy breeds with price ranges. case lots of red eggs, No 1 and No 2 grades, loose eggs, and packed eggs in brown sacks. Prices include creamery products with No 1 grade cream at 25 cents per pound and No 2 at 24–26 cents.
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Chicago Produce Saturday Market Report Summary
Chicago and New York market brief notes show butter at 4 234 010 firm and eggs at 14 701 steady in Chicago. Futures data list Batter Futures and Refrigerator Standards with Oct 18 45 close 18 50, while New York report notes dress poultry prices steady and live poultry at nominal levels.
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Wheat Falls Off Seven Cents A Bushel Market Drops
Chicago grain market reports a general liquidation with Wheat futures off seven cents to near 1 1/2 month lows before the delivery period next month. Rye and oats hit new seasonal lows while barley and corn show scattered declines across the board as traders digest nearby contracts and price levels.
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Willkie Urges Unity in Pursuit of National Progress
Willkie delivers a persistent call for unity and renewed American progress while exhausted after a 20 hour day of campaigning. He addressed delegates and pressed supporters to join in his presidential crusade despite fatigue and demanding schedule.
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McGrew Chukar Partridge Sulks Behind Bars
Dangerous Dan McGrew, known for blitzing a county farm chicken yard, sulks behind bars after a ten day spree among garville fowl. He chased chickens three to four times his size, then strutted the yard upset they would not engage. Deputy game warden Harriss was summoned as officials sought a management decision.
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Hoover Is Assailed By Arthur Watwood
Belvidere June 29 Arthur W Watwood Democrat candidate for Congress in the second district attacked former president Herbert Hoover at a party tally here. He mocked Hoover at the Republican national convention saying the party offered only knocks at Roosevelt and the New Deal and offered no constructive proposals. He accused Hoover of wrecking the nation and claimed the Democratic party has saved America and Hoover now calls on Republicans to save America.
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Willkie Signals Broad Campaign Push After Philly Editors Visit
The text notes Willkie closing a brief delegates’ talk with a joke about sleeping a week. He then visited Philadelphia editors to thank them for fair coverage. Attendees of a recent strategy conference indicated he would give many speeches and begin organizing his campaign promptly.
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Rumanians Fire On Soviet Tanks In Border Skirmish
Civilians clash near Cernauti as anti Communist forces resist Red infantry and Russian tanks roll through streets. Balkan and European powers brace for further moves with Hungary, Bulgaria, and Germany weighing actions and pressure on Moscow.
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Italo Balbo Die In Tobruk Air Crash During Bombardment
Italo Balbo governor general of Libya was killed yesterday when his plane crashed during a British bombardment over Tobruk Libya. The Italian high command said Balbo and crew died at their posts while flag tribute and mourning preparations followed.
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Stamp Plan Continues on Page One
The federal food stamp plan, likely to start by August 1, would issue orange stamps for food purchases and blue stamps for surplus commodities. A revolving fund supports orange stamp purchases, with blue stamps given to relief clients and certain program participants. The plan replaces direct distribution in most cases, with examples of monthly purchase requirements and an aim to reduce surplus stock.
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Admitted and dismissed hospital notices in Huron region
A list of admissions includes Mrs Cratles Hoskins Huron Gary Watson Hur on minor surgical Coral Coffey Huron minor surgical Mrs William Bliss Huron Fred Lake Doland medical Mrs Earl Mcsilly yer y Wolsey medical Mrs George Crowell Huron medical Mrs Ernest Harrs Hitchcock medical William L Taylor Huron medical Mary Evelyn Gison Huron medical Mrs Herbert Leveland Huron surgical Carl Johnson Spicer Minn Medical Audrey Ann Mower Hur on surgical Dismissed: Mike Waiters Yale Darlene Conway Huron Edne Pullman Cavour Betty Grotie De Smet Gary Watson Huron
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British Made Bombs Used By Germans
Ex pers who examined bombs dropped by German planes in Scotland Thursday night declared they were made in Britain. The bombs were probably part of booty the Germans obtained in Flanders.
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4 H Club Girl Falls To Death At Camp Judson
Rapid City reports the 1992 Timber Lake 4 H Club camper Katherine O Leary died after a 200 foot plunge from a cliff near Pactola while posing for a photo with cousin Marian O Shea. Camp director Ty Thompson and Coroner Rey Lemley attended the scene. O Leary, born January 20, 1992, would have been a Timber Lake High senior next term.
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FDR Statement Raises Questions on National Emergency
Washington, June 29. The extent of the national emergency and secret wartime plans were questioned after a presidential proclamation and a treasury order. The proclamation noted the Sept 8 1935 emergency remains in effect and cited the threat to international relations. The treasury order authorized extraordinary controls on all shipping in American waters due to work conditions.
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Jury Trial On Tipsy Driving Charge Granted
Unmansor Walsey was bound over to the jury term of Municipal Court after arraignment before Municipal Judge C. N. Hall on a state charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Bond set at $350. Osmanse arrested Thursday evening. Represented by L Hagen. Assistant State's Attorney Harald W. Markey appeared for the state.
Britain orders removal of women and children from Hong Kong
In preparation for a potential crisis with Japan, Britain ordered the compulsory removal of all European women and children from the Hong Kong colony within a week. About 200 American women and children were also reportedly to be evacuated, with British numbers unclear. The move signals Britain’s stance against Japan’s demand to close the Burma route to China amid arms arms shipments.
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Attack on American Vessel Reported Near British Isles
A damaged wireless report claims the American freighter Edgehill was torpedoed southwest of the British Isles. Lloyds lists the Edgehill as the Gremar, now docked in Baltimore, amid confusion over name changes and vessel identity. Government officials consider possible misidentification within a combat zone under neutrality rules.
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Bombing Raid Report From London and South Wales
A fragmentary British report describes German raids on the island and England with bombs dropped on South Wales and near the east, causing injuries to five, with two German bombers shot down. A Guernsey woman recounts bombers targeting tomato and potato gear, noting civilian casualties but limited strategic impact.
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Catholic nurses push for 100 bed Huron hospital plan
School officials in Huron set a course to expand St. Teresa School building adding a second story to create a modern 100 bed hospital site open to medical professionals. Appraisers named to value property for bids under state law, with bids required at 9 percent or more of appraisal. Board notes the Washington school closure and citywide consolidation easing future space needs.
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