Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights
Market totals show beef steers and yearlings down 25 cents, cows off 25 to 50 cents, veal and bulls mixed with top fed yearlings at 14.00 and heavy beef at 12.50. Hogs steady to down, top 10.50, lambs mostly 2.00 lower, early fat lambs around 9.75 with better grades near 9.8. Regional potato and poultry prices listed with regional dairy and produce notes from Huron and Sioux Falls markets.
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Sioux City
Mar
Chicago
S. Dept. Agri
U.S
Wisconsin
Minesota
Idaho
U. S
South St. Paul
S. Dept
Chicago Livestock Market Highlights March First Trade
Chicago and South St. Paul report mixed livestock results with cattle strong in spots and hog prices holding near yesterday's levels. Cattle show price strength for fat steers while vealers and cows ease. lambs and sheep soften. Slaughter hogs steady to slightly lower amid widespread market softness.
Markets amid price shifts and fee traces
Market observers report mixed price changes and traceable fee patterns across sectors. Analysts note cautious trading as investors weigh energy and commodity movements.
Local Hog Market Sees Mixed Friday Quotations
Tables turned in the local hog market with heavier hogs in demand and smaller declines. Top for the day reached 10.15, while most sales ranged 9.50 to 9.75, covering light and heavyweight butchers and several weight classes with various packers and pigs figures noted for Friday's representative sales.
Wheat futures tone is strong in Minneapolis trading
Reports that the Farm Board would sustain grain prices through futures purchases boosted activity. May futures rose about 3 cents, with oats, barley and rye trading actively while flax offerings were light. Cash wheat receipts were light and prices remained in Farm Board territory as corn and oats showed stronger demand.
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Minneapolis
Farm Board
Treae
Ducum
Minneapolis Cash Close and Duluth Grain Quotes
Grain market notes from Minneapolis and Duluth dated Feb 23 to Feb 28. Reports list No 1 northern durum and white oats prices, mixed durum, barley and flax values, cash close figures, and futures range with daily highs and lows. Also notes flour prices in Minneapolis and assorted grain cargo terms.
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Aucun
Minneapolis
Montana
Mayr USA
Duluth
Los
Stock Market Creeps Upward With Profit Taking Intermittent
New York on February 28 saw the stock market drift higher despite periodic profit taking and short selling. Gains of one to six points spread across many issues, with American Telephone, Radio, Westinghouse Electric and Faramount Famous Lasky hitting new yearly highs. Strong earnings reports from small firms continued, Sears Roebuck posted a slight eight-week revenue rise and a 25 cent extra dividend was declared on Congress Cigar. Broad activity left about 3,200,000 shares traded. call money steadied around 4.45 percent before easing.
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New York
American Telephone
Radio
Westinghouse Electric
Lasky
Sears Roebuck
Congress Cigar
Fidelity Trust Co
Marine Midland Corporation
Kraft-Phenix Chess Co
National Dairy Products Co
International Telephone
Case
Oliver Farm
Minneapolis-Moline
Primaire
Warner Bros. Pictures
American
Best and Company
American International
Remington- Rand
Market Quotations Afloat on Investor Tides
The list shows a mix of stock quotes and financial references from 2 PM market data. It includes numerous tickers and percentages for companies such as Anaconda, Am T and T, General Mills, Hudson, Kroger, U.S. Steel, and Nat Cash Res among others, indicating broadshelf price movements and industry sectors. The fragmentary notes suggest a snapshot of prices, yields, and corporate names central to an active trading session.
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Aim
Am &Sob
Armoy
Ches & Chio
Carl & Ply
Chrysler
Cola Fuel
Nat Cash
NH & H
UY Sng
U.S. Steel
Western
Sharpe Waives In Bank Guaranty Case
Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe waived filing of a reply brief in South Dakota bank guaranty action and asked the state supreme court for an early hearing date. Defendants and guaranty commission officers sought oral arguments without delay due to the issues involved. Plaintiffs seek immediate distribution of about $1,000,000 in the state guaranty fund and to compel assessments against operating banks.
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M. Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
Mel Preme Court
Guaranty Commission
Ois
Cepaniel
Sharpe
Guerra Attacks King Of Spain
Madrid Feb 28 A pronouncement by Jose Antonio Sanchez Guerra, once premier and foe of the dictatorship, sparks massive republican and anti-king demonstrations. Police clash with protesters. four figures arrested and one injured as crowds chant down with the king and long live the republic outside the Zarzuela theater. Premier Besengues bans public political speeches henceforth.
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Madrid
Spain
Jose Antonio Sanchez Guerra
Damaso Besengues
Senor Sanchez Guerra
Zarzuela
Royal Palace
the Republic
Two Cornered Race In Armoured Legion Ring Contest
Lois Birks and Zelpha Lowery battle for the lead in a carnival popularity contest for a 150 diamond ring. Birks holds 26000 points to Lowery's 25060 amid sponsors Armour Packing plant and Longstaff Cruz store. Final tally comes Saturday at midnight with prizes awarded after calculations.
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American Legion
Leis Hirks
Zelpha Lower
Miss Birks
Armour Packing Plant
Miss Lowery
Longstaff Cruz
Maude Brush
Daum
Marian Holmbeck
Ethel Vandenberg
Dotfie Estee
Russ Heregar
24 Honor Roll Students at Huron College Named
Twenty four Huron college students earned A averages in 12 or more semester hours for the first semester ending February 1. The list includes Loie Bangs, Lois Bowen, Julia Brand, and others from Huron, Faulkter, Virgil, Planninter, White Rock, Willow Creek and beyond, with several juniors and seniors among the honorees.
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Huron College
Loie Bangs
Huron
Lois Bowen
Julia Brand
Faulkter
Mildred Brown
Gladys Bucher
Grace ‘Borris
Virgil
LaFola Shouse
Planninter
Dorothy Titt
Mabel Tramp
White Rock
Virginia Youel
Paul Arthur
Gladys Bertrand
Willow Like
Corinne Best
Freshma
Olye Danielson
Brisbane
N. C
Clinton Dubois
Itchcock
Freshan
Charles Filbey
Highmore
Seek To Place Tariff On Oil
In Washington on February 28, debate began on a proposal by Senator Thomaz to impose a duty of one dollar per barrel on crude oil and fifty percent on petroleum byproducts, while reports spoke of a new coalition seeking higher tariffs on oil, lumber, and sugar. The plan follows prices cuts in the oil industry as independents clash with major producers including the Standard group, Gulf, and Royal Dutch Shell. The lumber tariff amendment by Senator Jones failed by five votes, with another vote on the lumber proposal expected later.
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Washington
Senate
Thomaz
Oklahoma
Jones
Thomas
Standard Group
The
Gulf
Royal Dutch Shell
Sunset
Gienco
Esa Kight
W. C. Teagle
Standard Oil of
New Jerey
John D. Rockefeller
Meilon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Edge
New Jersey
Republicaans
King
Democrat
Utah
Hyde to Confer With Committee on Wheat Policy
Washington February 28 Secretary Hyde said he would join Farm Board Chairman Legge and Wheat Board member Sam R McKelvie in Chicago to discuss the inheat situation and advisory commodity policy. He plans to reply to Heflin’s resolution on measures for the wheat and cotton crisis, including talks on exchanges, while opposing closing them. Legge noted a policy change is possible, amid criticism of the rain stabilization corporation’s wheat operations.
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Washington
Hyde
Lesge
Farm Board
Sam
R. McKelvie
Chicago
Sénate
Rain Stabilization Corporation
Chaiman "Legge
Police Mystery: Man Vanishes From City Jail
Sioux City police face questions after Verne Marshall vanished from the city jail following arrest by federal agents for alleged illegal liquor. Marshall was brought in with his wife, a car confiscated, a warrant issued, yet within minutes he disappeared amid conflicting witness and circumstantial evidence, while Mrs. Marshall was later arrested.
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Sioux Ie
Verne Marshall
Marshall
United States
Nha
Mrs. Marion Rounds Dies in Iroquois Turan Hospital
Mrs. Marion Rounds of Iroquois died at a Turan hospital yesterday following illness. She was 68 years, 8 months, and 19 days old and resided in Beadie county, six miles west of Cavour. Surviving are her husband, ten children, a brother Ernest Engabor of Cavour, and four sisters Julia Clementine, Emily Engabor, and Moses of Grindstone and others. The body was taken to Henderson parlors in Iroquois for funeral arrangements pending completion.
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Marion Rounds
Iroquois
Rounds
Troquois
Turan
Beadie County
Cavour
Engabos
Moses
Grindstone
Julia Clementine
Emily
Bratyer
Ernest
State Supreme Court Upholds Age Limit for Licenses
Lincoln Nebr February 28 1 P Upholding a 14 year old juvenile for driver licenses the state supreme court today refused to grant Eleanor Gleson permission to operate an automobile. The opinion notes a line must be drawn somewhere and that the unit fixed age is a reasonable exercise of police power. It suggests some youths may be more adept than many adults but lack the necessary discretion and judgment.
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Lincoln
State Supreme Court
Eleanor Gleson
Prohibition Bills Introduced For Minor Violations Trial
Washington Feb 23 Representative Christopherson Republican South Dakota has introduced two bills to provide for trials of certain minor prohibition law violations by United States commissioners. The measures aim to address objections raised at recent executive sessions of the house judiciary committee to similar legislation.
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Washington
Christopherson
South Dakota
United States
House
Estate Tax Question Near Yankton Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text from Yankton dated February 24 hints at inheritance tax matters surrounding the estate of the late Nelson and a landowner. The passage references a sum of 48,265.02 dollars and notes ongoing determination by unspecified parties about the estate and related claims.
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Yankton
Nelson- Yankton
Brailie Elected President of South Dakota Norwegian Lutheran Pastor Conference
Rev. A. M. Brailie of Veblen was elected president of the pastor conference of the South Dakota District of the Norwegian Lutheran church which closed last night. Elected officers include vice president To. Vold Florence Secretary Ainarar Genson Britton and treasurer Stephen Dede, who resigned.
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Brailie
Veblen
Madison
A M. Brailie
South Dakota
Vold
Florence
Ainarargenson
Britton
Treaserer
Stephen Dede
Steam Shovel Arrests Shake City Crowd
A steam shovel in Los Angeles drew crowds as it toiled in excavation but halted unexpectedly. Police investigated and detained four men after a 1000 gallon still was found hooked to the boiler, signaling possible illegal activity near the site.
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Los Angeles
Xessia
Aberdeen Man Wins Checker Tournament Title
Aberdeen resident Charles Wade won the checker championship of Dakota in a final held Thursday night despite unclear wording and partial OCR text.
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Aberdeen
Charies' Wade
Gellyshurz
Steares
Farm Institute at Belle Fourche extends four day meet
Rapid City Feb 28 The West River Farm Development Institute party arrived by special train for a full days program at Belle Fourche to close the four day agricultural meet. Speakers included M H Chapman federal irrigation plans and Dr J T editor who urged cooperation with the federal farm route along with Frank D Redelasy on tourism and tuberculosis eradiation efforts in South Dakota.
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Rapid Cvety
Eh- Tire
West River Farm Development Institute
Ferencon
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Moh. Chapman
Black Hills
Chapman
Fred W. Sargent
Chisago and Nottinweam
J. TF
Dakota Farmers
Fedeal
Enso Buard
Frank D. Redelasy
Naviculture
Kyidis
Invite Bank Heads To Gather In S. D.
An invitation to hold their west amiash meeting in South Dakota will be extended to the Conference of Offers of Central States Bankers Associations during the session at Tusa Monday and Tuesday. George A. Starling, secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association, said he will leave for the annual meeting accompanied by A B Cahalya of Miller, vice president of the South Dakota association. The conference includes officers of bankers associations in the central states.
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South Dakota
Central Skates Bankers Associations
Tusa
George A. Starring
South Dake Bankers Association
Mr. Starling
Central States
A.B. Cahalya
Miller
South Datot Association
Bankers Associations
WW Central States
Byrne-Hammer To Be Sold At Auction
Assets of the Byrne Hammer Drs Goods Co. will be sold at auction under a bankruptcy order. The Winner assets include a store and stock, with sales set in Denison Iowa on March 17 and in Winner South Dakota on March 14.
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Omaha
Neb
Byrne-Hammer Drs- Goods Co
Denison
Iowa
B. BW. Dunham
Sioux City Officers Search For Convict Silvey Escape
Sioux City officers combed the city and hunted underworld haunts for Lester Silvey, a convicted bad check writer who escaped from Woodbury county jail. He fled toward Beedom after Freddie Dunn, a robbery suspect, shot Deputy Jailer James Crabaugh and fled. Dunn was recaptured.
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Sioux City
Lester Silvey
Woodbury
Silvey
Beedom
Freddie Dunn
Leeds Bari
James Crabaugh
Dunn
Girl, 14, severely burned in gasoline fire incident
Waneta Williams, 14, was severely burned when gasoline spilled on her clothing caused a fire. She ran to a neighbor’s home then to another house, where she extinguished flames by turning onto a bed and covering herself. She remained in serious condition in a local hospital.
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Sioux Falls
Waneta Williams
Xen
Dartors
Criticism of Federal Farm Board by Minneapolis Group
The Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association telegrammed Chairman Legge criticizing the Farm Board for refusing to take any farmers wheat on a basis with other farmers grade for grade. It said northwest business depends on sericulture and most farmers are not wheat cooperative members, unable to market through cooperatives in many districts.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce ,Association Vn
Legge
Federal Farm Poate
Northwest
Vata Cooperativs
Gale halts search for American pilots in Arctic crash
A north Atlantic gale stops the effort to reach two American aviators, Carl Ben Kielson and Earl Borland, missing after their plane crashed in fog 90 miles southeast of here on November 9. The storm threatens the recovery mission and could last several days.
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Worth Cape
Siberia
Fels
Arctic
Alaska
Carl Ben ° Kielson
Earl Borland
Here
Governor Abbott Visits Mitchell District Leader Briefing
Governor Abbott of Grand Park leads Minnesota-Dutons Riwsins district meeting in Mitchell after three conferences. Local club officers and telegraph connections from Macon Aberdeen Watertown Redfield were discussed for upcoming events and preparations.
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George A. Abbott
Grand Park
Minnesola-Dutotns Riwsins
Ford Mughall
Haterday
Este
Macon
Aberdeen
Watertowa
Redfield
Riwatis
Machinnes
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