Hog Market Decline Hits First Week Prices In Chicago
Hog prices fell as shipments expanded and weather disrupted loading. Early rounds showed lights at 7.90 to 8.10 with heavy westerns near 8.50 while 14th weights held around 8.18. Cattle and calves faced tighter supplies with steady demand for cheap steers and fair calf demand amid a 15,000 head two day total versus 57,583 last week. Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports show two thousand to three thousand head runs with mixed bids and steady to slower trade, while St Paul notes a weak to lower undertone for cattle and hogs with 7.40 to 7.65 top ranges for assorted weights.
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Middle West
Stow
Sina
Bronx City
Sioux City
St Paul Livestork
South St, Paul
Mar
Wheat Futures Start Hesitant
MINNEAPOLIS March 31 Wheat futures opened hesitant due to poor cables and export slowness amid winter wheat belt moisture. May fell while July rose. cash wheat remained firm with fair milling demand and light flax offerings. Winter wheat was slightly firmer and cash corn demand stayed fair. oats and rye showed mixed support as prices edged near prior levels.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Harley
Market notes from Duluth on grain futures and cash close
Minnesota market brief reports cash grain ranges for wheat and durum including No 1 and No 2 grades, spring and winter wheats, amber durum, red durum, and mixed durum. Flax futures appear with May July and nearby cash values. Duluth closing prices show fluctuating bids and deliveries with March 31 data and ranges for several wheat and durum classes.
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Duluth
Mar
Chicago and Sioux City Produce Markets Summary
In Chicago daily markets butter and eggs moved unsettled to steady with slight price shifts. Poultry stayed steady to firm as trucks delivered live fowl and broilers. turkeys and ducks showed mixed prices amid varying weights. Sioux City notes show butter at 26 to 31 cents, poultry prices for hens and springs around 10 to 17 cents, with eggs around 14 to 17 cents and overall light demand.
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Springs
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Sioux Falls Produce Prices and Market Quotations
Interstate market notes from Sioux Falls and Minneapolis report Tuesday prices for hens ducks and eggs, with Leghorn and other fowl values. New York poultry prices steady with fresh ducks and eggs. closing quotations list numerous stocks and commodities with mixed gains and declines.
Musicians Perform Overnight Jail Concert Led by Tomek
In a Black Hills jail, an inmate concert unfolded when sheriffs ordered a performance by an inmate orchestra led by Tom Tomek. The group, funded in part by a Minnesota connection, entertained prisoners for nearly three hours before being released at noon.
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Deadwood
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Black Hills
Brookings
Kangaroo Court
Don K. Huntley
Huron Man in Critical Condition After Razor Wounds
Charles J. Harding, a former rural school teacher living at the Dakota House in Huron, is in critical condition after an apparent self inflicted razor attack shortly after noon. The nearly 60 year old Englishman, with a moody disposition, was taken to Huron hospital with a severely slashed throat. He has no known relatives in America and mentioned a niece in England. Harding moved to Beadle County years ago and taught in several rural schools and held a life professional diploma.
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South Dakota State College
Ten Resignations Accepted By Board In Public Schools
The board of education accepted ten resignations at its regular monthly meeting in Mur gan. Resignations become effective after this term ends in June. Names accepted include Erma Hat Frances Curtington Lois Christopher Stella Beaver Mae Jackson Ora King Leota VanOrnum Esther Eggen Hazel Klothe and Mrs Hervida Domas. Replacements named are Selma Dahlberg Louis Fe. Darlow Dena Kolderie Irene Juhnke Edith L. Keck Nina G. Wright Millicent E. Burphy Velma Randal Eleanor Feeney.
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Mae Jackson
Ora King
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Esther Eggen
Hazel Klothe
Hervida Domas
Springs Wins Declamatory Trophy in District Contest
Wessington Springs High School captured the sweepstakes trophy at the district declamatory event, taking two firsts and one second across three sections. Winners include Frances Yonker from Woonsocket and Francia Dunn from Woonsocket among others, with multiple students from Artsian, Lane, and Weasington Springs placing.
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Francia Dunn
Woansocket
Allison Weasington Springs
Ronald ‘Hilgenberg
Age Tesien
Religious Drama The Upper Room At St Ter Tan’s Ball
A cast from Immaculate Conception Watertown presents the religious drama The Upper Room at St Ter Tan’s Ball tonight. The play recounts Christ’s passion and crucifixion, written by Msgr Robert Hugh Benson and directed by Miss Mildred Zerwas.
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Watertown
Presbyterians Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
Members of the Presbyterian church will gather tonight for their annual business meeting preceded by a 6 15 dinner for the congregation. Officers will be elected and reports from the various departments will be presented. George W. Wright serves as chairman of the church board of trustees.
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George W. Wright
Kennard Attends Farm Bureau Meet With Union Leaders
Kennard attends a Farm Bureau meeting with Union 121 and Westh Bl 86 percent stated. Willys Ov 4 and Woolworth 4 are noted alongside Fellow Tk 17 percent in the readable content.
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Farm Bureau
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Westh
Willys Ov
Woolworth
Fellow
Forty Re Reported Killed In Quake
Managua tremor at 10 10 a m caused a market fire sweeping westward. Officials said about forty killed as United States Marines watched Campo de Marte. Managua, capital of Nicaragua, hosts 60 000 residents near Lake Managua with major landmarks like the cathedral and presidential palace.
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Mar
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Tropical Company
Nicaragua
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Granada
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United States
Campo de Marte
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Matagalpa
Knute Rockne Killed in Plane Crash Reported
Notre Dame legend Knute Rockne died in a plane crash, ending a storied career that lifted the football program to national prominence. The article traces his rise from Nebraska roots to Notre Dame staff, his coaching philosophy, and his influence on the sport through schools, books, and lectures. It notes his leadership as athletic director and his belief that football teaches responsibility to players and their colleges. Rockne mentored dozens of players who became coaches nationwide and left a lasting mark on the game.
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Ohio
Mage Athletica
Fire at Adderton home causes heavy damage
Early morning blaze at the Thomas D. Adderton residence on 3 Virginia Avenue Southwest caused about $1,000 in damage. Insurance covered the loss. Fire officials said the cause was unknown and the fire started in the basement spreading to the first floor. Firemen contained the fire after about an hour.
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Virginia Avenue
Ezra O. Snyder
Squaw Man Fails In Death by Own Action Attempt
In Sisseton South Dakota Gustal Block a man held for the fatal shooting of his Indian wife after an all night party remains alive in a hospital after shooting himself in the chin in a doomed attempt. Clarence Anderberg state attorney continues the inquiry as guests recount jealousy over another man and anger at Mrs Block’s refusal to eat. About 20 gallons of beer were found in the Block home.
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Mar
Gustal
Squaw Man
Clarence Anderberg
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Nygren Infant Dies Yesterday Morning
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gust Nygren of 1% Freach avenue south feast died at birth yesterday morning about 9 o'clock. Burial was in Riverside cemetery at 10:30 this morning with Envoy D J Aines of the Salvation Army in charge. Survived by parents two brothers and three sisters. Dayle acquitted Salt Lake City Mar 31 Jean Dayle acquitted of murder of Frank Memphis Jewelry functioneer by jury today.
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Tax Study Committee Plans Data for State Legislature
The South Dakota Tax conference will form a committee to plan data collection for a study to be presented to the 1937 state legislature. Six appointees will draft ideas while W C Lusk will be ex officio chair as the group expands to include new organizations over six months.
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W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Ion
George F Kaump Buried Today
Funeral services were held for George J. Kaump of Broadland who died Sunday night at 8 30. The 50 year old building contractor was born in Platteville Wisconsin and married Anna L Grothe in 1924 at Cameron Missouri. He remained a member of the IOOF Lodge in Broadland. Surviving are his widow three sisters and two brothers all of Platteville Wisconsin. The body will be taken to Platteville for burial.
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George J. Kaump
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Susie Thompson
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Mrs J C Phillips Dies Suddenly in Huron Hospital
Mrs Adella Phillips wife of J C Phillips died at 1 o clock today at a Huron hospital after a weeklong illness. Aged 43 she was Tiara street southeast resident and state president of the Women's Relief Corps and secretary of the Royal Neighbors lodge. Survived by husband and four children Mrs M D Mycue Mrs Louis Hafner F R Phillips and Wendell Phillips all residents of the city.
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Plunge Pool Sale Up for City Purchase Offer
City commissioners will hear a proposal to buy the West Park concrete swimming pool and 12 acres of surrounding property for 25000. Owners West Park Development Co claim the price reflects the property’s investment value and will present data at tonight’s city hall meeting. Also listed hospital admissions and discharges for local residents.
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Classified notices and ads mix of rentals sales and requests
A clutter of small ads lists a Boston terrier reward and contact numbers, rental offers for warehouses and five room houses, a Frigidaire apartment, seeds and corn for sale, coal stove, and requests to buy a pony cart and a cow. It also includes window washing services and inquiries about safe storage terms and a Matson Grocery inquiry.
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Johns
Matson Grocery
Stomach Ulcers Healed at Home
Hundreds of sufferers report quick relief from stomach ulcers by using a home treatment. After 3 days with Von's Pink Tablets, pain eases and digestion improves. Free booklet offered from Omaha War Co. in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Omaha War Co
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