Market Prices Rise Across Sheep Hogs and Cattle
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Huron May 1 prices show sheep up 25 cents, cattle steady to strong, hogs 5 to 10 cents higher. Receipts totaled 1200 hogs, with end of day price around 3.40 for the top end. Listings include cattle quality ranges and gilt prices, plus regional quotes from Sioux City and St Paul markets and early Chicago futures signals.
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Chicago
Marsh
Omaha
East St. Louis
Bolles
Markets and poultry and butter prices from Huron and Chicago
Markets report data from Huron and Mitchell and Sioux Falls with poultry and butter prices. Huron lists hen and leghorn prices and hides and wool components. Chicago futures show egg prices and poultry live movements with broilers and turkeys, while Sioux Falls notes Butter and poultry values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn Springs
Bolles & Rogers
Chicago
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Summary May 1 1940s
Sioux Falls market reports hogs steady to 5 higher with top 3.00 and bulk 3.40. Cattle slow and steady with varied grades. feed steers and yearlings around 3.50, heavy cattle 3.50, heifers 3.00 to 5.00, cows 2.00 to 3.50, veal calves 2.50 to 2.50, bulls 1.75 to 2.25, stock steers 1.00 to 4.50, moderate demand across classes.
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Sioux City
Momday
May
Lppu
Sda
St. Paul
St, Paul
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Futures Start Strong Then Slump In Mixed Prices
In Minneapolis May 1 futures showed early strength before retreating to near previous levels. Prices fluctuated within a moderate range with outside buying and liquidation. May wheat futures closed lower, May flax up, May rye down, May barley mixed, cash wheat demand fair, durum stronger, cash corn firmer, oats steady, rye and barley demand varied, flax demand good at firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 1 1948
Chicago hogs and cattle prices listed with ranges for weights from 140 to over 900 pounds. Hogs uneven but mostly higher than Friday. calves and sows steady to higher. Cattle and vealers show mixed gains in fat steers and yearlings while slaughter classes stay steady. Also include Minneapolis grain and cash wheat quotes for No. 1 northern and other grades.
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Chicago
Chicago and Sioux City Produce Markets May Day Report
Chicago and Sioux City morning market notes show demand for eggs butter and poultry steady with little price movement. Butter and creamery items listed with varied grades and pricing. potatoes and flour futures also summarized. New York and Minneapolis notes echo firm marrow and steady poultry prices.
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Chicago
Sioux City
New York
New
Senate Passes Bill For Relief Grants
The Senate approved a 500 900 000 direct relief grants bill for states and sent it back to the House for minor amendments. Debate focused on federal administrator pay while the measure allows the relief agency to assume administration in states under presidential regulations.
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Senate
Washington
States
House
Wagner
BD. N. Y
LaFollette
Wis
Cusugan
Colv
Senate Banking Committee
Logan D
Federal Relief Agency
Stocks Irregular After Big Start
New York May 1 Stocks opened with a strong burst of activity pushing prices up 1 to 6 points. Industrials became irregular late, rails firmed, and metals lagged with U S Smelting and Cerro de Pasco shares lower. Major fractions fell for Allied Chemical Standard Oil of New Jersey Corn Products and National Steel. Santa Fe rose 3 points, with other advances for U S Steel American Telephone Southern Pacific Union Pacific Delaware & Hudson and Public Service of New Jersey. Turnover near 8,000,000 shares.
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New York
Ralls
U. S
Cerro de Fasco Capper
Mara
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Corn Products
National Steel
Santa 72
U_S
Steel Common
Preferred
Am- + verican
Telephone
Southern Pacific
Union, Pacific, Delaware & Hudson
Public Service of New Jersey
Bridge Olympic To Be Played Tonight In Local Tourney
Huron bridge players vie for world honors tonight in the World Bridge Olympic tournament. Twenty four players are entered with a possibility of more joining at the last minute. The event begins at m p m in the Hotel Marvin Hughitt main dining room. Spectators may attend if quiet and not disturb the players says Mrs. Chester N. White, local play captain.
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Marvin Hughit
Chester N. White
J P Morgan to be Called to Testify in Senate Inquiry
Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the senate banking committee, announced J P Morgan and all Morgan firm members will be subpoenaed for the stock market investigation resuming May 23. The panel will begin with private banking tied to the House of Morgan and then probe Kuhn Loch Dillon Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgen
Sen
Pecora
House of Morgan
Kuhn, Loch and Company
Dillon-Read and Company
Chenaas Fletcher
Crawford Named Municipal Judge After City Election
Irving R. Crawford assumes municipal judge duties this morning and calls a calendar for tomorrow’s May jury term. Three civil cases are listed for trial: Skow vs Thompson, Vtisdel vs Ice Co, and O Keefe vs Trout. Crawford succeeds Dick Haney following the April 18 city elections.
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Crawford
Irving R. Crawford
James S. Skow
Willie Thompson
Alice
Tisdel
Huron Ice Company
P. J. O'Keefe
A. BR. Trout
Mr Crawford
Dick Haney
Closing Quotations From Market Ticker Board
A lengthy list of closing quotations shows Al Chem & Dye leading at 91 and Am Can at 813 while Am For Power, Am Int'l, and Am Sug post varied gains and losses among many major firms including AT&T, Chrysler, General Motors, IBM, U.S. Steel, and Westinghouse. The Minnesota and national stock tables accompany bond listings with bid ask figures and a brief New York United States market summary.
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al Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Power
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Ad Ref
Ramsdall
Bendix Av
Beth St
Borden
Briggs Mfg
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Paseo
CM St
CNW
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Colg&e
Cons Gas
Corn Products Toy
Curtis Weight 2
Curtis Weight 2. Drug Inc.43; Eastman 64%; Fox Film A
Gen Free
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North Pfd
Homextske
Houston Oil
Hudson
Hi Cent
Ist Comb En
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
IT & T
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat'l Biscuit
Nati
Reg
Nat'l Dairy
Nati Power & Lt
NY Cent
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Purity
RCA
Rem
Rep Stess
Sears Roebuck
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
Stewart Warner
Studebyker
Texas Corp
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United’ Corp
United Fruit
U S Ind al
US Rubber Ba
US SS. Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pix
Western Union
West Electric
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Prepare To Enforce New Income Tax Law
FIERRE May 1 Drafting of rules for South Dakota’s new gross income tax began today. Assistant attorney general T E Eastman will aid state tax director L E Corey as they formulate regulations to start the tax July 1. backed by an attorney general opinion that the law is not legally referendumable, officials proceed despite opponents’ petitions.
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Fierre
South
Dakota
State Tax Department
Attorney General
T. E. Eastman
L. E. Corey
Tax Department
Dry Forces Elect New S. D. Officers
Ernest Vessey of Wessington Springs was elected chairman and F. W. Dennison of Sioux Falls vice chairman of the South Dakota allied forces at their Mitchell meeting. Other officers include Mrs. Elsie Snow Hanson secretary and Frank Ransom treasurer. Dr. James A. Crain, national conference president, spoke on the 18th amendment as he arrived to lead talks and organize a state committee to fight repeal of dry laws.
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Mitchell
May
Ernest Vessey
Wessington Springs
F. W. Dennison
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Allied Forces
Mitchel
Elsie Snow Hanson
Frank Ransom
James A. Crain
National Conference of
Dr. Crain
Greta Garbo Breaks Silence With Nine Word Quote
Greta Garbo issued a press statement in Hollywood saying nine words about time and future plans. She answered a reporter's question on how long she would stay in America after returning from Europe aboard the Annie Johnson. The actress amused herself on the voyage by playing shuffleboard with Ture Steen, a 24 year old Swede from Paris.
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Greta Garbo
Hollywood
Cal
America
Miss Garbo
Europa
Sweden
Annie Johnson
Ture Steen
Paris
Action Started Against Renner Bank Officers
The South Osketa banking department began action against the officers and board of directors of the closed First State Bank of Renner over a 7201.27 judgment for alleged unauthorized overdrafts in the three years before the bank closed on September 20, 1931. Named defendants include Ben Melkvold president T G Nyhus vice president H S Wilkinson Easter Julius H Wilkinson assistant cashier and O O Gilseth.
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Renner Bank
Sioux Falls
South Osketa
First State Bank of Renner
Ben Melkvold
T. G. Nyhus
H. S. Wilkinson
Burglary Probed At A. O. Friese Hardware Wolsey
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Huntley went to Wolsey to investigate a burglary at the A. O. Friese hardware store. Thieves are thought to have entered early Sunday, stealing five rifles including two used guns, 60 to 65 boxes of cartridges, one fishing reel, and several flashlight batteries.
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Wolsey
Harvey BR
Huntley
A. O. Friese Hardware
Hildebrandt Studies Alcohol And Gas
Representative Fred Hildebrandt Democrat of South Dakota is examining alcohol blended gasoline. He plans a bill to use alcohol made from agricultural products as fuel for internal combustion engines. He notes foreign use of ethanol blends and sees potential new markets for farm goods.
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Hildebrandt
Washington
Fred Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Congress
Wool Brings Record Price in Belle Fourche
In Belle Fourche on May 1, Max Schuft of S Silberman Co Chicago paid 20 cents per pound for 10,000 pounds of wool, the season’s highest in the Rocky Mountain region. Carl Nadsy of the Co-Operative Wool Growers of South Dakota warned prices are rising and urged growers to avoid rushing sales, noting 1932 peak wool rates were around nine cents per pound.
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Black Halls
Max Schuft
S.silbermar: Company
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Carl Nadsy
Brookings
Co-Operative Wool Growers
South Dakota
Genoa proposes free rent to newlyweds in city drive
In Genoa Italy the city plans to cover half the rent for young couples who marry this year as a key incentive to wed. The first baby will trigger an additional month's rent paid by the city. Applicants must present the wedding celebrant's mark to obtain the concession.
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Genoa
Italy
Lyroom
Harrisburg Bank Granted Permit To Reopen
Harrisburg State Bank of Harrisburg, Lincoln County, receives permission to reopen after a formal review. Officials announced the restoration of operations and resumption of services for local customers and businesses.
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Harrisburg Bank
Pierre
May
Harrisburg State ‘Bank
Harrisburg
Lincoln “Coun
Value Set On Park Property By State Audit In Custer Park
Rapid City May 1 The state of South Dakota owns property in Custer State Park valued at 693842.64 according to a new appraisal by State Auditor George O Neill. The 70 page inventory covers real estate buildings and personal property and notes the park contains 95642 of 100300 acres. The report urges bond requirements of 5000 for the park superintendent and 1000 for concessions to protect state property and calls for stock records for the sawmill and warehouse.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Custer State Park
George _O'Neil
O'Neill
Sylvan Lake
Camp
Galena
J. Herbert Klein
Speejal
Senate
Park Board
Klein
School Census Sends Takers Through Huron
Census takers began counting Huron children aged six to twenty one for the annual school census. The figures will determine Huron's state apportionment and the district's share of a new gross income tax. Heads of families are urged to provide full information on their school age children. The count has risen gradually from 2853 in 1930 to 2399 in 1991 and 29H in 1932.
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Huron
State Department of School and Public Lands
Starring Speaks At Co-Op Luncheon Today
George A. Starring of the South Dakota Bakers association addressed the Huron Co-Operative club at noon, recounting his trip to a national bankers meeting in Auguste Go. The club voted to hold its next meeting at the Armour packing plant next Monday. AT THE HOSPITALS Admitted Mrs E Kraft Huron medical Dismissed A Schinderling Huron Dorothy Hawkins Highmore
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Starring
George A. Starring
South Dakota Bakers Association
Huron Co-Operative Club
Auguste
Armour Packing Plant
E. Kraft
Huron
Medicneal
A. Schinderling
Dorothy Hawkins
Highmore
Peace in Iowa Restored as Courts Remain Closed
Governor Clyde Herring said civil courts in areas under military control would stay closed while National Guard troops remain on site. Maj. M. Tinley warned military and civil centers cannot operate in the same territory. Twenty three men were arrested in Primghar for attempting a foreclosure sale disruption and attack on Judge C. C. Bradley.
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Des Moines
Clyde Herring
National Guardsmen
R M.A. Tinley
Connell Bluffs
Denison
Autorcney
E. L. O'Connor
James W. Bindig
Iowa Supreme Court
Tinley
Primghar
National Guard
C. C. Bradley
le Mars
Simon. T. Josem
Farmerg ; Holiday Association
Wiliam
Claus
O'Brien County
Court House
E. Lenikuil
Bradley
Disturbances Across Crawford County Prompt Arrests
Reports from Denison Iowa describe unrest in Crawford Carroll and Shelby counties with guards patrolling the courthouse and surrounding areas. Authorities say 16 men are under arrest in connection with recent farm disturbances as additional arrests occurred over the prior two days. three were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Iowa
Minetary Law
Crawford County Court House
Crawford
Carroll
Shelby
Rain Revives South Dakota Vegetation After Drought
Lake Preston reports .7 inch of rain easing spring drought and boosting early grain and corn readiness. Yankton area records 1.00 inch, soils brightened, pastures and alfalfa in good shape, fruit trees blossoming with warmer weather. Pierre notes .59 inch in last 48 hours, first rain in three weeks. Severe storms threaten Illinois and Mississippi with damage and fatalities in multiple towns.
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Lake Preston
Yankton
Tate
Hartington
Neb
Leise
Adolph Matson
Victor Hochstein
South Dakota
Norts Eastern
Nebraska
Pierre Pierre
Amr Inch
Weather Bureau
Real Estate Transfers from Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Martha D. Ellis transfers Broad yee lots 1 11 12 block 2 Broad a to J H Rogers in a furnished Beadle County abstract and title notice.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Martha D. Ellis
J. H. Rogers
Broadyee
Broad A
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Yenkton
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Timothy Smith
Denado
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