Hog market steadies with mixed tone across regions
The Market News dispatch reports hog prices mostly steady to up to 10 cents higher in Chicago trading on May 4, with top quotes around 7.15 for 170 to 260 pound hogs. Cattle and sheep largely hold or rise modestly as receipts vary. regional reports from Armour Stock Yards, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, and St. Paul show trading broader but generally firm demand and mixed weights.
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Produce Markets 7 alt Ala Mi Ae inp Ml te Ma
Huron Produce Market reports Swift & Co. daily prices with hens, roosters, butter, eggs, and poultry notes. Chicago and Watertown markets show butter, eggs, cheese, and live poultry prices and trends for May 4, with firm hens and steady to higher dairy values.
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Swift & Co
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Firmouth
Firmouth Rock Springs 204; Tmers. Plymouth Rock 1914, White Rock 17%: Boosters
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Markets At Glance and Regional Grain Quotes May Fourth
Markets at a glance show irregular U S stocks and mixed bond tones. Chicago wheat and corn futures rise with cautious optimism. cattle and hogs move higher while cotton and coffee stay steady. Minneapolis cash grain and Huron market quotes detail No 1 dark northern wheat and durum ranges, with corn and barley bids listed and cash receipts noted.
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Huron Gra
Montana
Market prices for poultry eggs and butter across Mitchel Sioux Falls and Sioux City
The report lists Thursday prices for poultry hens roosters and turkeys by region Mitchel Sioux Falls and Sioux City with weights varieties and numbers. It also covers eggs butter and butterfat prices including No 1 and No 2 grades and case or loose pricing and trade figures.
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Wheat Continues Upward March On World Demand
Wheat prices rose to near ten month highs as investors bought on crop concern in the southwest and Europe. Dry conditions linger in the northern winter wheat belt, sparking fears for yields. Front-month gains pushed September futures up while corn and oats advanced amid steady demand signals.
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Wintex
Aly
Com
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Stocks Unable To Follow Up Trend In May Trading
New York May stock activity showed difficulty extending Wednesday gains. Traders took profits amid mixed moves and a looming Polish foreign minister speech on Danzig claims. Market hesitancy mirrored concerns over a potential domestic coal strike as transfers hovered around 700,609 shares.
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Mraders
Imall
Beck
Danzig
65 Year Old Ickes Hopes Of Becoming Father
Secretary Ickes born in 1887 or 1888 expressed hopes of fatherhood after cheers at a United States Chamber of Commerce dinner. He noted his age as 64 in March and blushed when asked about congratulations. He and Mrs Ickes, age 26, wed secretly in Dublin, Ireland on May 7.
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Washington
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Missouri
Tekes
Dublin
Ireland
Mussolini presses Pages as he urges restraint
International report notes Mussolini seeks to keep Europe calm while pressing for reasonable action. He appears to push Hitler toward avoiding a world conflict, as German officials withhold terms of non aggression pacts to Scandinavia and the Baltic. The aim is to ensure Germany’s neutrality in a great power clash and continued exports.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Future of civilization at stake says Daladier in Paris
Premier Daladier warned the future of civilization hangs on Europe’s crisis and France will defend its security. He framed the choice as domination or collaboration in Europe and urged vigilance and readiness as he prepared to address the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. A cabinet meeting was convened after Joseph Beck’s reply to Hitler.
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Eduard Daladier
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Contractor Urges Aid Setup Change in Sioux City
W A Liewer, former president of the Associated General Contractors of America, urged replacing WPA with heavy public works and home relief at the U S Chamber of Commerce meeting. He called a permanent WPA not a barrier to recovery and favored private construction under government contracts to provide work. Local governments should supply food and shelter through home relief for the unemployed.
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Motorists Who Hit Dogs Face Fine or Imprisonment
State Senators John R. Beacham of West Palm Beach and William Hodges of Tallahassee sponsor legislation to fine drivers who strike a dog and drive away without aid. The bill proposes a $100 penalty or up to one month in jail as punishment.
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Change Meeting Place Of Church Of Christ
The Church of Christ will hold services in the Washington School gymnasium instead of 255 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest until further notice. Pastor Leonard H. Camp said the move is due to crowded conditions at the church. Services today will follow the usual hours.
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Coal Strike Endurance Tests Negotiators Continue Talks
The long coal strike stalemate nears two years under the two year old contract as White House aides say President Roosevelt will not intervene until all government avenues are exhausted. Appalachian region supplies 79 percent of the nation’s soft coal. talks opened on March 14 and have run virtually nonstop for a month.
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Appalachian
Victory for De Valera Cited Over Irish Conscription Policy
The article notes a diplomatic victory for Eamon de Valera as Britain pledges to avoid conscripting Irishmen in Northern Ireland. It discusses Britain's prior undertakings with France to aid Poland, Rurania, and Greece, and announces amendments to the conscription bill.
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Britain
France
Poland
Greece
Northern Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Litvinoff's Replacement Signals Soviet Security Shift
Litvinoff's departure followed a rift in Soviet circles over League of Nations ideas with Molotoff as successor favoring bilateral security pacts. Observers note signs of rapprochement with Germany, citing Stein's critique of Western powers and Hitler's April Reichstag speech, as Litvinoff appeared publicly at Lenin's tomb May Day demonstration.
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Lenin
Woman Admits Poison Deaths Of Step-Son And Husband
Milwaukee district attorney says Mrs. Anna Sullivan confessed to poisoning her 3 year old stepson James Sullivan and her second husband Fre lefs, with others targeted. She allegedly served poison in soup, leading to arrests after her statements, with a first degree murder warrant issued.
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Music meet opens in Aberdeen with thousands entered
Central South Dakotans shine as the state music contest begins in Aberdeen. Several hundred soloists perform for judges on opening day, with more than 4,900 high school musicians expected to participate through Friday and Saturday. Regional winners include numerous contestants across bass clarinet, alto saxophone, baritone horn, soprano voice and other divisions from Yankton to Mobridge and beyond.
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Darleen Lenz
Eureka
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Ashton
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Parkston
De Smet Man Charged With Child Desertion
Governor Bushfield slowed action on papers at the request of Urry County officials seeking to return George W. Bauman to De Smet on a charge of child desertion. The complaint was filed by Marjorie L Bauman. Bauman is being held in Kansas.
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250000 Pike Planted In Byron
Earl Pella deputy state game warden reported that 250000 northern pike were planted in Lake Byron by the state fisheries department. The pike were shipped from Pickerel Lake hatchery and will be large enough for next year’s catch, with expected growth to 12 to 14 inches within a year.
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Lake Byron
State Fisheries Department
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Land Bank Reports Sharp Upturn In 1939 Farm Sales
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha reported a sharp upturn in 1939 farm sales. President Charles McCamsey said sales for the first four months reached 440, up from 242 a year earlier and 234 in 1937. Nebraska led the four-state region with 144, followed by South Dakota 143, Iowa 122, and Wyoming 42.
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Federal Land Bank of Omaha
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Land Bank
Mandt Introduces Minerals Measure in House
In Washington on May 4 17 bills introduced in the House include Maastricht Maas Maas seeks to restore army privileges cut by economy Mandt proposes creation of a Mines Finance Commission to boost production of commercial and strategic minerals and bolster national resources.
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House of Representatives
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South Dako
Opera Club Delves Into Origin And Developm e
The Boneheads held a Wednesday meeting at T. F. E. O'Brien's home to discuss opera. Dr. R. W. Porter led the age discussion on the general theme Opera its origin and development. Officers for next year named Bel as chairman and Porter as secretary. members present included Beil Bowman Grea O'Brien Porter Saxton Sloan and Voinn.
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