Swine and cattle prices slide in Armour market report
Market news notes hogs steady to higher in Chicago and St. Paul bids mixed across cattle categories. Swine prices fall 10 to 15 cents with top around 6.95 at Armour yards, receipts 500. Cattle show mixed moves with steers and yearlings around 8.75 to 9.75, good to prime cows and bulls steady to higher. hogs and sheep also reported with moderate activity and varied bids.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Mar
Loraby
Chicago
Produce Markets Across Several Cities Report Variable Poultry and Egg Prices
Markets in Huron Sioux Falls Watertown Sioux City Mitchell and New York show mixed poultry and egg quotes with hens, leghorns, roosters and ducks listed. Prices for butterfat and eggs vary by grade, while live poultry and category prices differ by weight and region.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Chicago
Mar
Hutter
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Sioux City
Mac
New York
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux Falls market notes hogs 1000 head down 10 to 15 cents with top hogs around 6.50 to 7.15 per hundredweight, butchers and sorts mixed. Cattle about 500 steady, stocker calves around 7.23 to 7.50, choice western feeders and native stockers listed near 9.00.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City Livestock Sale Report Summary
Sioux City market report notes U. S. D. A. cattle figures with salable totals around 2,090 head and 125 slaughter steers. Trading slow to steady with declines in yearlings and heifers, stockers and feeders easier, overall sluggish demand amid varied prices.
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Sioux City
Markets At Glance From New York And Chicago Reports
Markets at a glance show mixed results with gains in some indices in New York trading while Chicago grain futures lean steady to modestly higher on wheat and corn. The report notes price ranges for wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybeans with reported futures moves and texture across exchanges.
Stocks End Rally as Market Slips in Late Session
New York March 23 The stock market briefly rallied following gains in London but pared most of the early advance by session end. Traders saw European upturn as a sign of settlement prospects yet remained cautious, with transfers around 800 000 shares and broad lists showing modest gains from the prior session.
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New York
Wall Street
London
European Markets Ag
Wheat closes with fractional losses in Chicago markets
Wheat values eased worldwide amid easing European tension. Losses stayed fractional yet supported slight buying, with a small recovery from the day’s lows. May wheat at 67 3/4 cents, July 67 1/4 to 67 1/2, corn down about 1/4, oats steady.
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Chicago
Mar
Wheat receipts and cash grain quotes from Minneapolis market
Minneapolis market report shows 115 car loads of wheat today versus 360 last year. Trading unchanged with lower cash quotes. No. 1 heavy dark northern priced 74-77, other grades 73-74, 69-71 for Nos 4 and 5, protein premiums from 2 to 16 cents.
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Montana
Minneapolis
Kneapolis
Hitler troops seize Memel port in Baltic advance
German forces entered Memel early today marking the prize Baltic port’s occupation. Hitler rode in his mobile through the city after a salute to the Memellanders, as the arrival of his troops signaled the next stage of the campaign.
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Memes Security Service
Deutsch[land Ucher Alles
Horst Wespeel
Hitler
Mem
Operalte
Memel
Adolf Hitler
Biter
Eccles Urges Budget Balance As Path To Recovery
Federal Reserve Chairman Marriner Eccles told the Senate committee that if Congress believes balancing the budget will restore prosperity they should act without delay and without concessions to special groups. He urged using m ajority policy, retrenchment, and tax cuts to spur private investment, noting vast idle capital could employ idle workers if government spending is reduced to match receipts.
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Washington
Mar
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Senate
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Reversal shows fault in approaching intersection,court holds
The Supreme Court rules Anderson failed to observe the safety rule near a familiar street. Evidence shows Anderson traveled 10 to 15 mph west on Ninth Street as Huntwork’s truck, 85 mph, approached from Beach Avenue. Westling, Benson, and Churchill & Benson lawyers represented the parties. Royhl defended Anderson.
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Supreme Court
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Huntwork
Beach Avenue
Westling
Home
Boyd M. Benson
Huron
Churchill & Benson
Cire Court
Westling and
Max Royhl
Bishop Magee's illness curtails Dakota Conference meeting
Bishop J Ralph Magee of the Methodist Episcopal Church left Huron for St Paul under medical care and canceled upcoming engagements. A brief cabinet session was held to plan future work as Dr Cecil J Semans filled in for the ill bishop. District superintendents Dr F E Morrison and Dr F E Lochridge attended. Lochridge returned to Mitchell after the session.
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Hines
Dakota Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Ralph Magee
Huron
St. Paul
Magee
Black Hills
Rapid City
Bish
Dr. Semans
Somans
F. EB. Morrizon
F. E Lochridge
Mitchell
Lochridge
Congress Hearings Warn of Agriculture Struggles
Wallace told a House appropriations sub committee that urban demand and unemployment threaten farm stability. He urged open discussions on substitutes and warned parity payments alone won’t fix the sector. He noted US production must adjust domestically and abroad to avoid future crises.
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United States
Wallace
House
Department
Roosevelt
Congress
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
United Iing
Grace Episcopal Lenten Service Tonight at 745
The regular weekly Lenten service of Grace Episcopal Church is held this evening at 7 45 o clock. The rector delivers the final address on the Book of Common Prayer with the topic The Forgiveness of Sins. Bishop Johnson of Colorado will visit eastern deanery for confirmation. 22 services planned for Thursday evening next week.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Johnson
Colorado
Pleads For Use Of S D Sugar In South Dakota
I C Milne of the South Dakota Beet Growers Association urged Huron College students to support sugar made from South Dakota beets. He explained beet growing and processing, stressed soil care and cooperative efforts, noting higher returns for farmers and benefits to state industry.
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South Dakota
I. C. Milne
South Dakota Beet Growers_Association
Huron College Chaps
Milne
Milny
Getail
Mr. Milne
Germany Seizes Berlin Area as Hitler Arrives Amid Cheers
Nazi forces advance into Berlin with heavy air power and ground troops as Adolf Hitler tours the city. Crowds cheer as the fuhrer reviews troops and receives a salute from horsemen. A spokesman asserts cordial church state relations while Vittorio Emanuele III notes Rome-Berlin axis ties expanding toward Tokyo and Budapest.
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First Army
Hitler
Werman
Airforce
Armts Cruse
Fchrer
Fuhrer
Rome- Berlin
Vittorio Braanvele
Tokyo
Budapest
Manchukuo
Fascist Chamber of Fasces Replaces Old Deputies
Fragmentary text describes a new Chamber of Fasces replacing the old deputies abolished last October. It mentions the Fascist Grand Cane as the policy making organ of the regime and a speech about resuming normal relations.
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Essary
Tong
Jcing
Spesch
Grand Cane
LaVon Geyer Wins Sweepstake Ticket in Huron
LaVon Geyer of Huron wins a sweepstake ticket as part of a local school event. Nine more theater tickets are awarded this week to students from Huron and nearby areas. Judges Ruth Christensen, Barney Stanton, Jean Waldies, Raymond Dyde, Aaron Rogers, Jat. duron, Jack Kennedy, Sophi duron, and Cranston announce winners for best reading of the comic section of Evening Huranite.
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Boots
Pajyfe
Kvniss
Huronise Wen
Huron
Ruth Christensen
Barney Stanton
Jean Waldies
Raymond Dyde
Aaron ‘Rogers
Toute
Duron
Jack Kennedy
Murr
Ey Cranston
Sophi 'E Duron
Hure
Dees Breton
Scout Executive Here For Meetings
A. Scott of St Maul leads regional Boy Scout sessions with council officers. Richard Ketterin of Aberdw presided training as meetings began with conferences and organization talks led by Dr. L A Betts in the executive’s absence. Marvin Hughitt organized the open afternoon gathering.
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St. Maul
Aby Pede
Richard Ketterin
Aberdw
Council
L A. Betts
GR. McArthur
Wis
We Lock
T Marvin Hughitt
Erpaniz
Hospital admissions and local auction notes in terse notices
The page lists admitted patients Clifford Scot Bry G B Turley Wilton Ls S Ward Baker Mrs Ea Waldner Vernon Reymer Heon and dismissals Mrs Car Ucseth W sey Mrs ul Tschetter Hor Jasper E Wessington. An auction on M Road at 2 o clock offering a Metaym- Deering 10-20 tractor and other machinery plus furniture. spring items for sale. Also a sheep manure for fair grounds lawns and gardens with inquiry at Far Grounds.
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Bry
G. B. Turley
Wilton Ls Medical
S. Ward Baker
Frausedical
Ea Waldner
Camster
Vernon Reymer
Heon
Car] Ucseth
W.sey
Ul Tschetter
Jasper E. Wessington
M Road
ick-Deering
Stuart
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