Market News Hog Market Steady to Lower Across Regions
The market reports show hog prices steady to lower with top quoted around 7.25 and vary by weight class, while lambs and sheep show mixed movement. Armour Stockyards at Huron notes steady to 10 lower with receipts near 1500, and Chicago futures reflect erratic demand with heavy steers weak, hogs steady to higher in parts, and spring lambs rising in value.
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Staady
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Mar
Armour
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Dept
Sehexen Beardeo
Chicago
Mir
Lgat
Yatermarket
Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixes Declines and Gains
Chicago and Sioux City livestock markets show mixed weekly changes with steers and yearlings varying by grade. Heavy steers rise to 25 higher in Chicago, while lighter weights, yearlings, and heifers trend lower. vealers and fat stockers rise or hold with demand shifting. Sheep and hogs face softer prices overall, with lambs uneven but top lots reaching several dollars above prior levels.
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Lergely
Chicago
Mer
Sioux City
Mar. W
Wheat Futures Lifeless Today in Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures were dull with bearish news. May closed higher for the day, July lower, and September far lower. Cash wheat demand remained fair to good, with No 1 northern selling higher. Coarse grains held steady in narrow ranges, flax trading little, and varied regional quotes listed for No 1 hard spring, dark northern, and amber durum.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Montana
Goa
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A fragmented OCR item lists various durum wheat grades and percentages, including mixed durum and red durum, with unclear sequencing and nonsensical spacing. The readable terms reference millet-like grain classifications and percentages, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.
Produce Markets Across Cities Include Mixed Poultry and Dairy Prices
Sioux City, Chicago, New York and Minneapolis market notes show live poultry and eggs holding steady with minor shifts. Butter and creamery products hold firm. potatoes and flour activity described with limited movement and varied regional quotes.
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Sioux City
Mar
New York
Steel Report Signals Drop in Markets and Stocks
New York reports show steel industry weakness driving a broad market slide with heavy selling across utilities and major manufacturers. Declines include American Can, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Allied Chemical, and General Electric while copper and steel production outlooks weigh on sentiment.
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New York
Leger
American Can
American Telephone
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Zlectoe Power and Light
North American
John Manville
Allied Chemical End
Alfred P. Sloan
Evangelist Crm His Talks Draw Large Huron Crowd
Evangelist Crm continues in Army Hall as Huron residents attend despite cold weather. Envoy 0. Jones reports crowds and notes tonight Bir. Case addresses youths on Fun In Huron. Tomorrow, at o'clock, speaks on The Majesty of Romance. Evangelist plans to stay another week in Huron.
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Army Hall
Army
Huron
Evangelist Crm
Envoy 0
Jones
Case
Evangelist
Envoy Jones
Hog prices likely to rise further says bureau report
Brookings March 31. The bureau of agricultural economics says hog prices may continue rising if consumer demand does not fall, despite a prior long decline. A seasonal drop in slaughter supplies supports higher prices, with lighter hogs showing margins and heavier weights marketed. If May and June pig numbers stay normal, a stronger summer hog market appears likely. Cattle supplies stay tight in March and April with potential temporary gains for better grade steers, but overall price declines began in January and February, reaching lows not seen since 1822, unless demand recovers.
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Brookings
Mar
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ita
Bureau
Tesco
Republicans Gain Seats as Green Appoints New State Officials
Pierre March 2 The exodus of Democrats from state posts continued as Governor Green replaced Bulow appointees with Republicans. Charles S. McDonald Sioux Falls Republican state chairman and D R Perkins Bison attorney newsman rancher replace Frank Perry Huron as industrial commissioner effective April 16. George H. Puder Timber Lake named coal mine commissioner succeeding F P Stewart Selby who resigned earlier. Ongoing search for a replacement for Hugh Smith Howard director of employment blocked by attorney general opinion declaring such appointment unconstitutional.
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Associated Press
Pierre
Green
Bulow
Charles S. McDonald
Sioux Falls
D. R. Perkins
Bison
Frank Peery
Huron
Coal Mine Commission
George H. Puder
Timber Lake
Puder
FP. F. Stewart
Selby
Atate
Hugh Smith
Howard
Report Shows Less Acreage For Winter And Spring Wheat
Washington March 2 The agriculture department said after adjusting for abandoned winter wheat total wheat acreage for harvest would be about 57 441 000 acres down from 59 153 000 last year a three percent drop Spring wheat acreage would fall about 14 percent from 20 545 000 to 17 GIRZON 000 acres The report notes shifts to feed crops and winter wheat substitutions in Washington state with expected average yields and exports not likely to exceed demand for hard red spring wheat east of the Rockies The department forecasts hard red spring about 148 000 000 bushels durum 47 000 000 and white 26 000 000 bushels.
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Washington
Mar
Agriculture Department
Washinton
Rocky Mountains
MURDER PROBE NEARS END IN Eyestone CASE
Testimony focused on whether a man seen leaving Eyestone apartments matched defendant Flaherty. Witnesses Amann Becker and Sroufe offered cautious identifications while noting only partial views. Others, including Pelfrey Peterson and Sanders, provided limited observations of the shooter or gunman’s hand.
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Ray
Amann
Kirby
Flaherty
Eyestone
EK J
Jimmy” Becker
Onida
Becker
W. W. Howes Exedd
Shawn
Stouts
Sioux City
Sroufe
James 2
Happy
Pelfrey
J. K. Johnston
Ote Peterson
Harry Sanders
Peterson
Sanders
Johnston
Extradition Papers Honor Fred Burke To Michigan
Governor Henry S. Caulfield honored extradition papers for the famed gunman Fred Burke to Michigan. Burke was detained at St Joseph Missouri, signaling a formal transfer process in a high profile case.
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Jefferson City
Fred Burke
Michigan
Henry 5. Caulfield
Burke
St. Joesph
Yankton Wins Avon District Declamatory Contest
Yankton High School earned the district cup after taking one first, one second, and one third place in a declamatory contest held yesterday afternoon. Scotland and Tyndall followed for second and Springfield finished third.
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Yankton
Avon, Mar
Yankton High School
Scotland
Tyndall Tedh
Springfield
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi valley
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday March 3 covers the upper Mississippi valley and central Great Plains. Temperatures start near normal or below, then rise toward the end of the week with mostly above normal readings and a mild finish.
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Mixwurl Valle
Aerchbern
Central Great Plaisis
Watertown Prepares for National Legion Commander Visit
Final arrangements are under way in Watertown for tomorrow’s visit by Ralph T. O'Neil national commander of the American Legion. He will attend the South Dakota department spring conference at the high school auditorium, addressing a public meeting after breakfast with state officers. Snowbound roads threaten travel for Legionnaires. about 400 are expected. O'Neil is joined by Maurice Cahill Iowa commander Austin Peterson Wisconsin adjutant and Jack Williams North Dakota adjutant.
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Watertown
O'Neil
Ralph T. O'Neil
American Legion
South Dakota
Carroll H. Lockhart
Pierre Indians To Become Boy Scouts
Sixteen boys at the Pierre Indian School will join the national Boy Scout organization. A charter for a new troop has been received and approved. The rally to accept the charter is planned at Canning on April 7. The Pierre American Legion Post sponsors the troop with a council committee led by Grover O’Neal and G. Ru McPherson. C. B. Delph will be scoutmaster, Kenneth V. Grebing acting as assistant. Charter members include Robert Baker, Edward Rice, Willis Rice, and others. This will be the only Indian troop in the Central South Dakota area. The Boy Scout program has broad official support for Indian schools.
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Pierre
H. P. Alleman
G. M. Roberts
Grover O'Neal
G. Ru. McPherson
C. B. Delph
Kenneth V. Grebing
Robert Baker
Edward Rice
Willis Rice
George Black Bear
Calvin Clifford
Richard Crew
Edward Edwards
Emmett LaCoerse
John Lafferty
Leslie Mahto
LaVerne Roubideaux
Evert Roubideaux
Abraham Rough
Eugene Ryan
Peter St. Pierre
Frank Ver Million
Menthera
Orly
South Dakota
Mr. Eggers
Flandreau
Pipestone
Sioux
Indian Service
Eggers
Hearing Opens on 1930 Nebraska Senate Campaign Probe
Attorneys for Victor Seymour and George W. Norris contend the constitutionality of the senate campaign funds committee's investigation is at issue in a federal hearing before Judge T. C. Munger. The case involves demurrers to federal perjury indictments stemming from testimony at hearings about Norris and Seymour's roles in the 1930 primary and the grocer Morris's Senate bid.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Victor Seymour
George W. Norris
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
T. C. Munger
Seymour
Sumer
Gerald P. Nye
Porter H. Dale
Norris
United States Senate
Charles A. Goss
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nye
Grocer
Morris
LuVerna Woelpert Wins District Essay Contest
LuVerna Woelpert of Valley Township School No 1 won first prize in the district Young Citizen's League declamatory contest held at the Beadle County courthouse. Nine contestants wrote 15 minute essays on My Country and were judged by E Vance Sara Thompson and Grace Jordan. Albert Hintemeister and Maybelle Moltenhauer placed second and third. Other divisional winners Frank Hughes and Jos Tobin were named yesterday. Winners will advance to compete against other district meet champions in Huron in April.
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LuVerna Woelpert
Valley Township
Young Citizen's League
Beadle County Court House
Mellie Brisso
LaVerna
Albert Hintermeister
Custer Township
Maybelle Moltenhauer
E. Vance
Sara Thompson
Grace Jordan
Frank Hughes
Jos Tobin
Fairfield “Township
fnVerna
Huren
Men Go To School For Money Not Knowledge
Three men robbed Principal Mary Rodgers and engineer Edward ONeill and Miss Gertrude Nati escaping with more than 2009 in jewelry and cash. The holdup went unnoticed by students and staff until afterward. Howard Court adjourned sessions closed with minor cases to be carried to fall term. Judge Alver Taylor presiding.
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Chicago
Max
Mra
Mary Rodgers
Edward ‘O'Neill
Land’ Misa Gertrude "Nati
Howard Court
Howard
Alve' EZ. Taylor
Hur
Tha Peccton
Joint Export Of Wheat Is Urged
A world wheat conference in session considers an international wheat export pool including Australia Canada Argentina South Africa and possibly the United States as a solution to surplus. NonEuropean nations meet privately to oppose European tariff demands and discuss export boards to manage surplus without guarantees while the United States position remains doubtful.
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RCME
Australia
Canada
Argentina
South Africa
India
United States
Tries
Howevr
Europe
Simpson
Aberdeen
South D
Wanted to Buy Gas Stove
Classified note seeks a gas stove for purchase. Contact via telephone to arrange sale or availability.
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