Hog Market Slips With Mixed Livestock Prices At Armour
Hog prices slipped to top 3.99 per hundredweight at Armour Stock Yards Huron as receipts totaled 13. Cattle varied by class with dry fed steers 75.00, medium and plain steers 2.00 to 3.50, and heifers up to 4.25. Calves showed limited gains with veal around 4.50 to 5.50 and canners 1.50 to 2.00. Sheep ranged from 5.30 to 9.25 for various types. Chicago livestock quotes reflect slower hog trading and generally steady to mixed cattle and veal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Mar
Chicago
A-U
Iashing
South St. Paul
D. al
Shipon
Batver
Sioux City
Soux City
U. SD
Wheat and hog market mixed as futures retreat and rise
Chicago bids show hogs firming despite tax fears while hogs trade unevenly and cattle soften. Wheat futures close fractionally lower with July contracts leading declines amid widespread firm cash demand and steady oats and rye activity. Local livestock markets from South St. Paul to Sioux City show slow hog sales, steady to firm cattle, and variable sheep demand as February receipts set records.
Markets and Livestock Prices in Huron South Dakota
Markets listed include poultry, butter, eggs, and wool from Huron with bolts on hens, springs, and cocks. Butterfat prices appear with No 1 butterfat figures, while hides and sheep pelts are quoted by Bolles Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co. Prices show ranges for no 1 cured hides under and over 45 pounds, large horse hides, and wool and sheep pelts in cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Ruron
S. D
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Raron
S.D
Minneapolis Carlot Range And Chicago Poultry Prices
Minneapolis carlot grain sales list wheat and corn quotes with multiple grades and prices. Chicago live poultry prices show hens, leghorns, broilers, turkeys and ducks with per unit figures. potatoes and butter also reported with track, shipments, and price ranges. miscellaneous grain and butter notes include various grades and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mer
Darwin
Chicara
Chicago
Mar
Rock
Dollar Gains Paris Across Foreign Exchange Market
The dollar rose against the franc closing at 15.235 francs in Paris after opening at 13.22 and yesterday’s close of 15.93 francs, with earlier quotes showing 6.563 cents per franc. Local market reports include Sioux City and New York agricultural prices for live poultry eggs butter and other commodities, along with Chicago and Minneapolis commodity futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Stocks Mull About In Lower Market
In New York on March 1 23 stocks drifted lower amid a brief forenoon selling burst. Major losses included U S Smelting down about six points and American Can and Allied Chemical dropping one to two points. General Motors American Telephone New York Central Consolidated Gas held fractions. Transfer volume around 1 200 000 shares with closing quotations across many issues such as Alaska Juneau Alleghany Am Beet Sugar Am Cart Am For Power Aviation Corp B & O Bethlehem Steel and Chrysler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
American Can
Allied Chemical
General Motors
American Telephone
New York Central Art
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Allis Chat
Am Cart
Am Sugar
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour del
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall
Bendix
Beth Steel
Harden
Brigus Mig
Brunswick Burke
Byers Co
Can
Case
Caterpil Tract
Cerro de Pasco
CM &I
CNW
CRIF
Chrysler
Colon Carb
Colo G & E
Coms Solvoi
Cons Oil
Com Products
Curtis Wright
de Font de N
Eastman
Elec Pow & Ltd
Firestork T & R
Fox Film A
Elec
General Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodrich
Flowers Will Run For County Sheriff Dem Nomination
Berl P. Flowers aged 56 and a Beadle County resident, currently serving a second term in the state senate, announces a bid for the Democratic nomination for county sheriff. He will face incumbent deputy sheriff Harvey R. Huntley, who had announced earlier. Flowers has spent most of his life in farming and stock buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berl P. Flowers
Neable County
Mr. Flowers
Harvey R. Huntley
Swice
Beadle County
Flowers
Nominate Saylor To Head Chamber
Dr H L Saylor heads the slate drafted by the Huron Chamber nominating committee for the presidency for the ensuing year. The annual meeting on March 1 will place his name before members along with other nominees from the seven past presidents and various division chairs. Any members may submit signed nominations at least 49 hours before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Saylor
Huron
Cammero
Kiel
Divigian
Ed Sewell
O. O. Martin
William Bilers
Harlan Hedblom
A. E. Danielson
Charles B. Bark
John H. Feaslerg
Lewis Benson
Chas H. J. Mitchell
F. McK. Blough
Harry Liem
George Costain
W.L. Weir
Aled
Rte
Measles Peak Reported in Huron Schools
Dr. H W Griffith county health officer says Huron measles outbreaks have peaked, driven largely by Lincoln school with 90 reported cases. Parents face misdemeanor risk for failing to report cases. outbreaks noted nationwide and seasonally recurring. Lincoln school nurse monitors spread as precautions remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron City
H. W. Griffith
Lincoln School
Griffith
South Dakota
United States
Sunday School Meet Set for Huron Saturday March 3
East Central regional Sunday school conference announced by H. M. Humphrey will convene at the Methodist church in Huron on Saturday March 3 with Parker executive secretary Mrs A L Grebel in charge. Hospital notes include admissions Doris Milter Esmond Bleek Dale Koch Wolsey and several others for surgical and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Regional
Huron
Humphrey
A. .L. Grebel
Parker
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Methodist Church
Doris Milter
Esmond
Sur- Bleek
Dale Koch
Wolsey
S Surgical
Strike
Surgical
Will Tata Koch
Wolsey, Medical
Mikel Efthemion
Anton Kretchmer
Medical
Labor Demands NRA Showdown for Working Man
Labor spokesmen pressed for a showdown at the NRA codes council hearings in Washington. Edward F. McGrady and Hugh S. Johnson officials argued for reforms to curb stretched hour limits wage cuts and union suppression by employers. A large turnout awaited technical economic forums as labor sought stronger protections and code revisions next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Rabor
Edward F. McGrady
Johnson
Assistat Secretary of Labor
P T A Shows Big Growth In S D
Forty new parent teacher associations have formed in South Dakota since November. Mrs Alvin Waggoner reports membership in the South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers has risen to 7518, a 2000 increase. The Bert Hall trophy will go to the group organizing the most new units. Executive officers attended the midwinter meeting and district presidents reported on sessions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Board of Managers
South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
Bert Hall
Patman
Foreign Commerce Committee
House of Representatives
Chris Hiring
Mitchell
Gertrude Flyte
F. Thompson
T. A. Harmon
Springfield
J.C. Lepler
Watertown
Vo. M. Armstrong
Belle Fourche
K. K. Damon
Kadoka
Verna Berzerson
Madison
Clifford Quinn
Arlington
A. Beiggs
Ipswich
Dirs
E. B. Ulrich
Huron
T.B. Smiley
Mt. Vernon
Urge Enactment Of Railway Labor Bill
Washington March 1 A F Whitney chairman of the railway labor executive association urged the Black bill to set six hours as a full workday for railroad workers before the Senate interstate commerce committee. Hearings were to continue with representatives to be heard later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen- Ine
Interstate Commerce Committee
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executive Sociation
Market Ticker From A Paresed 1920s Page
A dense OCR style list shows stock names with prices and percents such as Natl Dairy Prod 1514 Natl Distil, Sears Roebuck 45.4, United Aircraft 24 14, Studebaker Wh, Penn HR 33 14, US Steel 44 44, West Union 55 and Woolworth 50, indicating a snapshot of a market section with numerous company quotes and figures. The fragment preserves entities like Packard, Pullman, Goodyear? Noted are many industrials and consumer firms across rail, oil, steels, and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Harvester
Lambert
Lehi
Loews
Mallinson
MeKess & Rok
Mors
Ward
Nash
Nat'l Cash
Nat'l Dairy
Nat'l Distilatta
Natl Pond
Ltts
NY Cent
NY NY & H
North Am
Nor Pac
Packard SM
Par Pub
Penney
Penn HR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Purity
RKO
Rey Tob
Sears Roe
Socony
So Pac
Stand Brands
Stew Warner
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim Rol
Transametica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corps
United Fruit
US Rule 1; US Steel 3444; Vanadium. 2%: Warner Pic 7; West Union 55; West Blee
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
United Bise
CURB CLOSE By The Associated Press Stocks Report
Minneapolis stock roundup shows mixed action as banks and auto makers traded unevenly. Names like First Bank Stock and Ford Motor Limited appear among brief listings, reflecting midweek activity with bids and asks not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Cities Service Standard of
Indiana Swift Company
el Bond and
Shave
Ford Motor Limited
Minneapolis
Mar
First Bank
Northwest Banco
U.S Bonds Report from New York Market
United States government bonds listed with Liberty and Treasury issues. Liberty 3s at 102.4, Liberty firsts at 10222, Liberty fourths at 102.31, Liberty fourth 44s called at 100.17, Treasury 40s at 108.22, Treasury Js 51-55 at 97.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Bonds
New York
Mar
United States Government
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Liberty 4Th
Treasury
Treasury Js
Plan Shifts From CWA to Public Works for Unemployed
The relief program outlines a gradual move from the Civil Works Administration to a new public works plan. It targets rural areas with six months of work per person and aims to settle unemployed in farmland regions with gardens and small industries. Officials expect about 3,000,000 families to remain on emergency relief lists next year, with some city Civil Works hires returning to relief until permanent care is arranged. Civil Works in industrial centers remains strained despite some employment gains, with Michigan noting a boom in auto factories in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Administration
CWA
Hopkins
Michigan
Robber Traffic Is Heavy In Chicago
In Chicago three men robbed the L. Fish Furniture payroll night. Two strangers joined, proposing a joint stickup. They escaped with about $1,500 in payroll and cash from salesmen as police heard stories of the caper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bers
L. Fish Furniture Company
Corn Hog Setup Completed Here
Beadle County corn hog production unit formation concluded at the courthouse. Officials report the county one year average quad pro duction at 124 bushels, with township committees setting appraisals above or below the state mark but capping individual farms at fifteen bushels. Olson elected president, Fisher vice president, Cave secretary treasurer, with Morrissey on the county allotment committee. Director actions include budget planning and supply purchases, while township committees prepare yield appraisals and contract signings. Otto Weisner addressed the gathering as district corn hog supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Corn-Hog Production Centrol Association
Th Court House
O. W. Olson
Divaswore
Associa
J. M. Fisher
Wessington
Roy A. Cave
Spertary
Olson
George Morrissey
Stevenson
Morrissey
Hip
Otto Weisner
Hedblem Inquest Resumes At Aberdeen
Aberdeen March 1 resumption of the inquest into the death of Clord Hedblem, a young farmer, in a February 12 auto train crash near Groton was scheduled this afternoon. Witnesses including trail crew members and experts on Hedblom banking were expected to appear. Officials said no evidence supported an earlier foul play theory. The automobile rests across railroad tracks after being driven from a grade crossing and partially blocked by a Milwaukee gas car, complicating the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedblem
Aberdeen
Clord Hedblem
Groton
Trail
Hedblom
Etate
Frank L. Sich
Grads
Pioneer John Cliford Dies In Redfield After Illness
Redfield reports the death of Spink county pioneer John Cliford age unknown after a long illness. Born in Buffalo New York he moved to the Redfield area in 1878 and farmed for decades. Survived by widow a daughter Julia West several grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for tomorrow morning at the Catholic church. Texas summers are terracing about 1 000 000 acres per year to halt erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
John Cliford
Spink County
Chifford
Buffalo
Julia West
Texas
Hanshue Tells Of Deal With Smoot
Hanshue, president of Western Air Express, testified before the Senate that Ernest W. Smoot sold his influence to expedite a comptroller general decision. Smoot billed $15,000 for services rendered after the decision. Smoot claimed he would obtain Reed Smoot’s influence, while questions arose about Postmaster General extensions and the pact restricting competition. Former Senator Smoot denied any involvement with airmail contracts during his Senate Finance Committee chairmanship in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar. Jaf
Harris M. Manshue
Wes
Air Exress
Senate Airmail Investiators Today
Ernest W. Smoot
Utah
Smoot
Geneal
Payneyis
Hanshue
New York
Reed Smoot
Senators
Merl
Eis
Guaytai Brock
Hanshuo
Hanshaw
Huila
Met Co
American Airways
Postmister General
Smool
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Senate
Anance
Huron Youngsters Win Sweepstakes in Coloring Contest
Avis Bruce and Florence Kelly won sweepstakes honors in the Saturday Evening Huronite comic coloring contest. Winners receive free tickets to the Huron theatre and may collect prizes at the theatre box office. Other notable entries include The Gumps page by Biako Stally and Dar ald Vance, Our Our Was by Bobby Tyrrelh and Ruth Ramsell, Moon Mulling by Eunice McCoy, Lloyd Howard, and Our Sur Bosidirs House by Bill Stimson and Mary Jane Styler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Bruce
Avenue
Florence Kelly
Simmont Avenue
Meon Mullins
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Biako Stally
Huron
Dar
Ald Vance
Nebraska Avenue
Our Our
Bobby Tyrrelh
Ruth Ramsell
Moon Mulling
Eunice McCoy
Lloyd Howard
Our
For Sale Whippet A coupe in good condition
Classified notice lists a Model A coupe in good condition for 75 dollars and another for 140 dollars. Address shown is 655 Michigan Avenue in Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Avenue
Burma
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Hog Mart
Armour Yards
Sioux Falle
Sioux Falls
Trarle
Hos
Wganespotis
WS & Weer
Mark Tower
Montana
Indy
Duluth
iPi
Cagsh
Mar Pal
Avice
Wisconsin
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Dirks
Hutter
Anite We
Rome ST
SDM Ag
Saylor
P.T.A
Western Air Express
Hed
Fur Market
Skunk, DL
Med
Weasel
American Hatcheries
Hwon—Highmore
Milies
Wessingtim Springs
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