Armour's Stockyards Market Report Huron Prices Slide
Market news from Armour's Stockyards Huron shows a downtick with a 25 to 35 cent drop and an extreme top of 8.20 for cattle and calves steady trade across cattle, calves, and sheep. Prices list varying ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and hogs with slow demand and early tops around 8.20 for hogs and mixed results across all classes.
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Armour's
Huron
Packers
Stags
Stack
Sioux City
Mar
U.S
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
U. 8
Idaho
Florida
Hog and cattle prices plunge in Chicago market
Hog receipts rise with 16 000 head, 7 400 direct. Prices fall from a four year top to about 8.70 to 8.90 per hundredweight for hogs with early highs near 8.50. Cattle show limited strength in select steers and yearlings while cows and bulls weaken. sheep and lambs decline slightly amid 7,000 cattle and 1,000 lamb receipts.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls Livestock and Wheat Market Briefs
Sioux Falls cattle and hog receipts show weakness with limited demand. prices vary by weight and region. St Paul and Sioux City reports note mixed trends in cattle and hogs, while Minneapolis grain futures rise on dust storm headlines and demand for wheat and oats.
Huron Markets: Poultry Butter Eggs and Hides
Furnished by Bolles Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co Huron South Dakota market notes list prices and descriptions for hens to 5 lbs light and heavy hens smooth springs to 5 lbs and 4 to 5 lbs roasters No 1 cured hides under 45 lbs and over 45 lbs with regional references and dealer names.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal ‘Co
Sioux
Sioux City
Mar
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Ls. D
Trading in farm goods and produce across several cities
The report lists poultry and butter prices in Sioux City Sioux Falls and New York with varied weights and grades. It also notes potato prices in Chicago and Milwaukee style markets. Closing stock quotations show wide ranges across many majors and minor issues.
Burglaries Hit Three Huron Public Schools
Three Huron public schools Lincoln Jefferson and Junior High were burglarized last night. Entry came by broken windows and a hammer from Jefferson was found at Junior High. Ninety cents was stolen from Marion Birchfield’s desk and a screwdriver from the Lincoln school. Vault dial broken but vault not entered. Superintendent A J Lang puts damage at 18 to 20 dollars.
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Huron
Huron Public I
Marion Birchfield
Lincols
Tilntoln
Lincoln, Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson School
A. J. Lang
Laugwald
France protests Nazi rearmament note sparks fears in Europe
Geneva reports note points to dangers in Versailles treaty revisions and German territorial claims. Roosevelt signals neighborliness as basis for peaceful Europe. US likely declines to send observers or notes on Germany’s plan to rearm and abrogate treaty provisions.
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Mer
Germany
Reich
Europe
Africa
Pascific
Japan
Upper Silesia
Danzig
Memel
Saar Basin
Fatherland
Rhine
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
America
United States
Conference of
England
France
Italy
Huron Chamber Attends Watertown Meeting
Huron Chamber of Commerce officials led by President Charles Bark and Secretary Paul Meyers attended the Watertown Chamber annual meeting last night. Other Huron reps plan to attend Aberdeen’s chamber gathering tomorrow night. Prayer meeting scheduled tonight at 7:30 at First Baptist in Agriculture. Florida university reports say leading employer growth boosts manufacturing and mechanics industries. Two men attempted a store hold up in New York’s theater district but fled when the bell rang, mistaken for a telephone. Reno issued marriage licenses in 1934 show widespread bride and groom representation across 66 countries. Market notes list several company stocks with varied percentages and values included.
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Watertown
Charles Bark
Paul K. Meyers
G. C. Martin
Jay Spink
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Harry Lampe
H. H. Hedblom
A. L. Saylor
Aberdeen
Patman Predicts Victory For Bill
Washington March 20 The 2 000 000 000 bonus issue moves nearer a vote as the house debates payment method Representative Batman of Texas predicts enough strength to override a veto while Vinson of Kentucky warns the Patman plan would fail in the senate He favors Treasury control and suggests bonds as an alternative backed by veterans administration support Cowboy yells punctuate the chamber as Patman denounces the Vinson bill as a bankers bonus bill and claims ample idle gold and silver to back new currency
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Washington
Mar
House
Batman
Texas
Vinson
Andrews
New York
Veterans’ Administration
Patman
Thera. Iz
Treasury
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Texan
Fight Move To Boost Aid Bill
Washington march 20. Senate rejects slash of 4 980 000900 work relief fund and moves to defeat a proposal to raise it to 14 900 000 000. LaVollette leads the amendment while Roosevelt defends the general good neighbor policy amid other Capitol news.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
LaVollette
Waconan
House
Clarence Darrow
Capitol
NRA
Clemens settles four injury suits against Shober for 450
Clemens settles four personal injury suits against H C Shober for 450 dollars. Circuit Judge Alva BE Taylor dismisses jurors scheduled for an adjourned session next Monday. No further service required this term. a new juror panel will be drawn for the June term. The plaintiff sought 20000 for injuries from a ladder fall on November 5, 1933, at the Wisconsin apartments.
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Clemens
H.C. Shober
Clerk of Courts Office
Alva BE. Taylor
Taylor
Shober
Wisconsin
W F W Post to Name Invention Delegates Meeting
The Hurons hold a regular meeting of the W F W Post tonight. BW Post will discuss latest information on the bonus question and name delegates for the invention program.
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W.F. W. Post
Invention Delegates
Joe A Miller 73 Dies in Huron Hospital
Joe A Miller died at Huron hospital at 8 30 this morning after a brief illness He was 73 and came from Robinson county last November to live with his son J J Miller north of Huron Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 at Bethel church Rev J M Tschot ter officiating Burial in Bethel cemetery Surviving are eight children including J J Miller Baron J Miller and Andrew Miller Saskatchewan Can Mrs P D Hofer Alberta Can Mrs J J Aschetter Free man P D Mes Glanzer Huron Mrs D J Waldner Yamkton and Mrs J J Glanzer Huron Miller died January 16 1935
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Joe A. Miller
Joe A. Miler
Huron Hospital
Mr. Miller
Beadle County
Acobinson
J. J. Miller
Huron
Bethel Church
J. M. Tschotter
Bethel Cemetery
Miller
J.J. Miller
Baron
J. Miller
Andrew Miller
Saskatchewan
Can
P. D. Hofer
Spring Cooley
Alberta
J. J. Aschetter
Freeman
P. D. Mes
SP. Glanzer
J. Waldner
Yamkton
J.J. Glanzer
Select Jurors In Still Case
A federal court jury selection began today for Sheriff William Russell of Clay County his brother Deputy George Russell and Jack Weimer of Sioux City charged with conspiracy in running a large still. Prosecutors include Frank Wickham and George Philip. defense counsel lists several Sioux City attorneys. The raid occurred September 29 on the Thure Swanson farm yielding a 1000 gallon daily illicit distillery. seven others were arrested and have pleaded guilty.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
William 2. Russell
Clay County
George Russell
Vermuilion
Jack Weimer
Sioux City
Frank Wickham
United States
George Philip
U. S
Weimer
Tom Kirby
Sion Fills
Everett Bogue
Parker
Weir Murphy
Wilmer
Russell
Thure Swanson
Glenwood
South Dakota
Dust Storm Sweeps Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska
Dust clouds sweeping across Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska whip into a new fury. Darkness falls as schools close traffic stops and outdoor activities suspend. Reports from Hays Palco and Hoisington speak of disruptions with warnings to protect patients and masks over faces. The dust, chalk bed silt, devastates wheat and halts mills and rail work so far.
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Kansas City
Mar
Plains
Oklahoma
Knte
Kansas
Nebraska
Hays
Palco
Hutchingon
Salina
Kas
Hoisington
Missouri Pacife
Great Bend
Union Pacific
Hoxie
Hollis
Tess
Texas Panhandle
Germany Aims to Rearm to Force Global Disarmament
The article argues Germany seeks equal arms power to compel universal disarmament while claims that Hitler would scrap armaments if others disarm. It notes youths 21 to join Reichswehr on September 1, with Nazi sacrifice rhetoric fueling funding for reconstruction. It references Monied support and various local ads.
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Germany
Nércle
Ne Ey
Hitler
Mobile
Alice
Reich
Reichswehr
Byrns Elated By Tax Report
Washington report shows a SeptemberMarch tax snapshot with 15 days of March receipts at 191,058,905, up 29 percent from last year. Quotes express optimism that business and the nation will recover as income tax collections reflect improving conditions.
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Washington
Mar
Byrng
Thack
Contess
Congress
Burns
Ado
Restore Quiet After Riots in Bronx After Incitement Sparks Disorder
The unrest began when placards reading a racial slur appeared, triggering evening disturbances. A white man climbed a hastily built platform and led a riot before arrests were made. others were charged with inciting to riot. The event centers on Daniel Miller of the Bronx and related actions.
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Daniel Miller
Bronx
Seed Loan Action Near Likely This Week
The seed loan bill faced amendments and a conference fight as lawmakers aim to finish quickly. South Dakota officials expect swift passage of the appropriation bill amid a flood of telegrams from farmers seeking access to funds before planting time. Seed stocks have been moved to drought states to speed delivery once money becomes available.
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Senate
Advac
South Dakota
Leopold Seeling New Government
In Brussels King Leopold conferred with political leaders to set groundwork for a new government to replace Premier Georges Theunis cabinet, which resigned amid gold standard debate. A three party coalition is expected, with Theunis’ successor likely to be Henri Jaspar, a former foreign minister and gold supporter, among names discussed.
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Leopold Seeling
Brussels
Leopold
George ‘Thetinis
Theun
Henri Jaspar
Italy Ready to Go Before League If Ethiopia Talks Stall
Rome reports Italy is willing to appear before the League of Nations over the Addis Ababa dispute if Ethiopia refuses to negotiate directly. Government officials say direct talks are best and quickest, but Italy will proceed to the League without hesitation if required.
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Italy
Rome
Mar
Addis Ababa
League of Nations
Oda Fair
Ethiopia
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