Market News Hog Prices Steady Sheep Down in Market
Market notes show hog quotations unchanged as overall market steadies while sheep values fall about two cents. Cattle ranges include dry fed steers and yearlings from 5.50 to 8.00 with varied grades. calves and veal show mixed gains and declines. Sioux City and regional quotes report steady hogs but softer cattle and lighter demand, with bids fluctuating across weight classes and stocker activity remaining sparse.
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Sioux City
Hog Market Rallies Slightly Amid Slim Supplies
May reports from Chicago markets show hog receipts at 3,000 with 4,000 direct, keeping prices steady to 5 cents higher and top hogs at 9.40. Cattle trade uneven while sheep demand strengthens with top lamb price at 825 and lambs steady to higher. total cattle receipts 2,400 and sheep 10,000.
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Chicago
Chalee
U S C A Livestock Report From St Paul and Sioux Falls Fairly Active Market
Livestock totals show 2,100 cattle at St Paul with higher activity, steers steady, various price ranges for yearlings heifers and beef cows. Sioux Falls sees 600 head with steady to higher tendencies, Chicago reports sluggish hogs but strong veal and cattle trade. other markets note fluctuating lamb and sheep demand amid mixed pricing.
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St. Paul
St, Paul
Mar
Thursdy
Chicago
Wheat Futures Rally on Heavy Buying Pressure
In Minneapolis trading, heavy buying lifted wheat futures with May contracts closing up 4%. Cash Wheat tones improved though demand for winter varieties remained mixed. Oats and barley declined, flax fell, and cash close showed varied results across wheat components and related markets.
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Minneapolis
Miller
Chicago
Cotton News
Taly Sa
Arket
Montana
Mar
Dalud
Goth
Si Duly
Sioux City Market Notes on Hens and Capons
Sioux City market items list live poultry prices for Friday including hens under and over 4 pounds, young roosters and loghorn roosters, capons by weight, eggs butter and butterfat prices, with daily figures from Sioux City and a brief line about produce Friday events. Also notes similar figures for Sioux Falls with variations in weights and prices, including ducks geese and bag prices.
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Sioux City
Mar
Bronx
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Rock Springs
Chicago Produce and Commodities News Brief
Chicago market notes on futures for butter and eggs, storage and grading standards, and varied potato and poultry prices and shipments. Reports cover U S dairy, egg, potato, and poultry markets with regional price quotes from Chicago and New York, noting slow demand, liberal supplies, and mixed grades.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
New Stock
Florida
Chicago Produce Market Report Sees Unsettled Butter and Steady Poultry
Chicago on March 15 reports unsettled butter with slight bullish cues after a 13 percent drop in production from the prior week. Eggs are unsettled as markets show 19,315 receipts and storage activity, while poultry remains steady with graded firsts and extras noted in car lots.
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Chicago
American Association
Stock advances and mixed gains in Wall Street list
Modest stock advances arose as well distributed buying kept the market firm. Metals Industrials and specialties rose late, lifting sentiment after a noon wobble. A prominent late deal featured a case with a near two point gain. transfers totaled about 720000 shares.
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New York
Mar
Dust Storm Blots Sun In Nebraska Town
A severe dust storm swept a Nebraska area around noon harming visibility. Motors switched on headlights for safety and several store windows were blown out with debris ripping banners and other property damage reported.
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Nebraska
Scottseluff
Nes
Mrs Millie Reel Dies After Long Illness In Vernon Township
Mrs. Millie Reel died last night at her daughter Rose Skelton home in Vernon township Beadle county. Born October 4 1845 in Hutton county Indiana she lived in Pottawattamie county near Missouri Valley before moving to Bendle county November 15 1832 to join her daughter. Surviving are a daughter Rose Skelton of Wolsey and Harry Reel of Johnstown Colorado. husband died in 1889 and five children preceded her. The body will be taken tonight to Missouri Valley for burial in the family lot.
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Millie Reel
Rose _Skelton
Vernon Township
Beadle County
Reel
Jonathan Branson
Hutton County
Indiana
Pottawattamie County
Missouri
Watles
Bendle County
Roosevelt Victory Hailed On Wages Bill In Senate
In Washington on March 15, Roosevelt backers under Senate control pushed the $34.82 billion war and relief bill through. Huey Long opposed, while leaders believed victory near. The compromise—wages prevailing in private industry apply on federal buildings—aims to set federal pay with private rates on most work, with a possible $50 monthly additional on some jobs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
McCarran
Philadelphia
Huey P. Long
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
McCarran Americ
McEnt
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Pat McCoran
Nevada
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
29 Morrell plant workers fired after four day strike
Sioux Falls reports discharge of 29 John Morrell and Company packing plant workers ending a four day walkout. Amalgamated Meat-Cutters leaders Houtsma and Twedell condemn the action as a violation of section 7A of the National Recovery Act and seek immediate reinstatement. Regional labor officials in Minneapolis heard the case.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
John Morrell and Company
Peter Houtsmin
Sam Twedell
Amalgamated Meat-Cutters and
Morrell
Minneapolis
Twedell
F. 3. Miller
I. S. Findley
Houtsma
John Hendrickson
PTA Dinner Meeting Highlights Home Challenges
Mrs. Chris Hirning state PTA president spoke at the city wide PTA dinner at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt on the topic The Challenge of the Home. She outlined four themes security opportunity growth concrete parental deals and ongoing adult companionship, stressing happiness and disciplined self regulation within families. The address noted the growing parent parent problem and the role of parents as examples while urging ideals aligned with potentialities. About 150 attended the banquet.
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Chris Hirning
Parent Teacher's Association Basquet
Marvin Hughitt
Mra Hirning
Jis
P. T.A
City Manager Powers Expanded Under New Law
Law changes increase city manager powers and allow commissioners to draw a $150 salary. The statute defines duties including enforcing laws, supervising city administration, approving contracts, and preparing annual budgets while restricting direct orders to managers by other officials. The legislature also sets election basis, appointment terms, mayoral powers, and salary limits for commissioners.
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Boosters Committee
Piaa
Huron Rave
City Commission
Shill
Ity
Ithereot Shell
Troupe Presents Miller Post Flag To District Commander
Huron VFW members led by Lester Wallenfelt joined in Miller to initiate three candidates into the Miller post. The delegation included J Hagen, John Johnson, R J Poulin, Oscar Luncin, and Eben W Troupe who gave a flag earned by Mr Troupe when he operated the N and W railway in 1918. The flag bears signatures of Miller and nearby veterans. The gifting stemmed from the engineer being a Spanish War veteran who served with Company E, 1st South Dakota Volunteer Infantry. A post-ceremony meal followed the meeting.
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Troupe
Miller Post
Lester Wallenfelt
Huron V.F. W
Miller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Huron
J. ©. Hagen
John Johnson
R. J. Poulin
Oscar Luncin
Eben W. Troupe
N. W
Miller and Vicinity
Conway Hits At State Dry Groups
Aberdeen March 15 The eighteenth annual South Dakota Retail Lumbermen's association convention closed with record attendance and officer elections. K. J. Benz of Sioux Falls elected president succeeding W. F. Miller Wa tertown. E. Munck Pierre elected vice president. H. C. Kehm Harrisburg re elected secretary treasurer. The 1936 convention will be in Huron March 11 and 12. Attorney General Walter Conway spoke on tax law and liquor law and condemned temperance groups seeking a return of the old saloon. He praised the legislature for progress while urging justice department emphasis. C. C. Chase Rural Credits director outlined new financing and land sale policies. Ormie Lance North Western Lumbermen's association secretary discussed code questions and urged self reliance.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Walter Conway
C. C. Chase
Ormie Lance
North
Western Lumbermen's Association
Laws Conway
Justice Department
Conway
Department of Justice
Chase
Rural Credits Board
Lance
Third Man Is Held For Counterfeiting
Herbert Erickson 2% was arrested today as the third man picked up on a charge of manufacture possessing and passing counterfeit coins in the past week. He was taken to Sioux Falls this afternoon by a federal agent to be arraigned before a U S commissioner. Erickson, brother in law of Hank Stafford who with Floyd Beck was arrested last Sunday, lives at 17 Kansas avenue northeast. The agent Carl F Pattavina said indictments were expected against Stafford Beck and Erickson by the federal grand jury at Sioux Falls next.
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Herbert Erickson
Sioux Falls
U. S
Erickson
Hank Stafford
Floyd Beck
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Carl F. Pattavina
Harry Cooper
Omaha
Stafford
Beck and
E H Schroeder Dies Here Today On Farm Near Huron
Edward Henry Schroeder died at 9 40 this morning in a Huron hospital after a month long illness. Born August 9 1873 in Walnut Grove Illinois he moved with family to Nebraska then Trequois before settling eight and a half miles northeast of Huron. Survived by wife Lillian Dickson, two sons Roy of Portland and Harry of Huron, two brothers Thomas of Vancouver and W C of Yakima, four sisters Nellie Anna Lavina and Mae of Portland, plus two grandchildren Lorraine and Lucille Chase. Mrs Sweat and Mrs Shivers work in Nashville office.
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E. H. Schroeder
Edward Henry Schroeder
Go Farm
Huron
Mr. Schroeder
Walnut Bureau County
Diinois
Nebraska
Trequois
Heron
Schroeder
Lillian Dickson
Roy
Portland
Ore
Harry
Thomas
Vancounver
Wash
W. C
Yakima
Nellie
Anna
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
grateful for the kindness of neighbors friends and organizations and for the beautiful flowers during our father’s illness and after his death the children and the late William a preecanaree oy 15 adv p
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Alto
Fowera
William A
Long To Go After 36 Convention
Philadelphia reports reveal Senator Long's plan to spread wealth gospel in Pennsylvania during the 1936 convention year. He attacks the Roosevelt administration, urges populist reforms, and quotes historical leaders to warn against concentrated power and party control.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Busy P. Long
Pennsylvania
Admin Don
Gone Creed
Risis
Madison
Daniel Welw
Abraham Lincoln
Wiam Jon
Bryan
Theodore Roocevelt
Dorah
Republic
Tyne
Jewett Named To Bell Directors
Aberdeean businessman Elowian H Jewett was named a director of Northwestern Bell, with offices in Omaha. The Northwestern Bell system operates 21 exchanges across South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska, includes Dakota Central as a subsidiary, and manages about 570000 phones in 5 states. Jewett, first in South Dakota to run a general store since 1893, has long business ties and public service roles including past American Red Cross leadership.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Elowian
Jewett
Dire Dna
Northwestern Bul Tacs
W. B. Bell
Ccm
Northwestern Bel
Ai Associated Company
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesoa
Ina
Nebraska
Alite Ces
Omaha
Dakota Central Comepany
Northwestern Company
Dakota Central
Sourh River
Ingay
North del
South Dal
Hag Ais
Sol
Vsu
South Kota
Vit
Jional Bane
Jewett Drug Compar
Jewett Brothers
Jewet Vestment Company
American Red C
Aberdeen Board
Ecyer Tiny
Driver Unhurt As Truck Turns Over Near Huron
John Boos, driver for a Web Gil company, escaped injury when his truck toppled into a ditch about 25 miles northeast of Huron. Boos said he leaned out to check a back tire, glanced away briefly, and the truck veered into a culvert, turning onto its top. No gas loss or major damage. accident occurred six miles east and 18 miles north of Huron.
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John Boos
Web Gil c Iompany
Boos
Binome Field
Hospital admission and discharge list names
Admitted include Marck Beneke Huron medical Bazid Barret Yale mexiiew Mrs Ralph Costello Wessington Springs surgical Rudolph Lubitz Yankton surs ical BH Flitton Yorkton surgical Ona Grothe De Smet surgical John eins sasser Huron surgical Dismissed include Mrs Fred Olson Virefly Mrs W Boldt Wolsey Mrs K Costello Wessington Springs Julius Schorzman Alpena and Mrs Zack Hofer and baby Yale.
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Marck Beneke
Huron
Medical
Bazid Barret
Yale
Mexiiew
Ralph Costello
Wessington Springs Surgical
Rudolph Lubitz
Yankton
Sursical
Flitton
Yorkton
Surgical
Ona Grothe
de Smet
John Einssasser
Fred Olson
W. Boldt
Wolsey
K. Costello
Wes
For Rent Improved 160 Acre Farm Near Ritchcock
Rent offer for an improved 160 acre farm located near Ritchcock with payment terms unclear. Adjoining land noted. property likely includes 1 mile square area and a hall or building. Contact for details not provided.
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Ritchcock
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