Swine Market Steady as Cattle Also Rides Steady
Market reports from Armour Stockyards Byron and major Midwest hubs show hog receipts Wednesday at 100 head on a steady market while cattle calves and sheep held steady. Across Chicago and Sioux City, prices edged downward for cattle with weak demand, hog prices fluctuated, lambs scarce, and market activity mixed amid abundant supplies and shifting consumer preferences.
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Byron
Chicago
Sioux
Sioux City
Sheen
U.S.D.A
South St. Paul
H. S.D.A
Idaho
Burbanks
Maine
Green’ Mountains
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Elise
Minneapolis Markets Carrot Range and Cash Close
Minneapolis on May 5 reports carrot range grain prices and cash close data. Wheat No 3 dark northern at 0.60 per bushel, corn No 2 yellow at 1.38, oats No 2 white at 0.524, rye No 2 at 1.08, barley No 1 at 1.25, flax not quoted. Cash close shows mixed bids and futures quotations for May, July, and September with varied weights and grades across No 1 dark northern, hard Montana, and durum classes. arrivals and test weights noted with several price points.
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Sioux City
May
AM. Prise ‘A. Vy
Minneapolis
Montana
Huron
Swift & Co
Buren
S. D
Exas
Henner
Asagcisted Press
Rao
Chicago
Associated Press
Batley
Duluth
Lillis
Elax
Chicago Poultry Prices and Futures Report May 5
Chicago and New York markets report mixed poultry prices and futures. Live hens and roosters show varied weights and colors with regional differences. dressed poultry steady to firm, turkeys and ducks listed with price ranges and storage notes.
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Mitchell
Rell
S.D
Lioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
New York
northWestern
Western
Southwestern
Virginia
Late Rallies Boost Wheat At Chicago
Chicago May 5. Large Canadian export business and drought in western wheat regions spurred late rallies in Chicago wheat. Reports of rains in southern Alberta did little to halt gains. Liquidating Chicago May wheat sales continued with 420000 bushels scheduled for delivery tomorrow. At close May wheat rose above yesterday with July also higher amid general strength. oats held steady to higher.
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Chicago
Alberta
Canada
Bautdes
Horon Grain Market Prices From Minneapolis Bulletin
Grain bulletin lists Wheat No 1 dark northern and No 1 mixed, Oats No 3 white, Barley, Rye No 3, Corn No 3, with price quotations for flour imports and sacks. Includes figures for ship shipments, pure bran, standard middlings, and patent flour varieties, dated Minneapolis May 3.
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Horon
Buliedin
Minneapolis
Carl
Youth Is Sentenced To Training School
A one year old youth from Huron, after months on the run from enforcement officers, was ordered by County Judge T H Luby to begin an indeterminate sentence at the state training school in Plunketton. Sheriff Joe Reilly will escort him this afternoon. The youth, captured at his home last month, had been excused of auto theft, Mitchells thefts in Minnesota, and other minor offenses.
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John Law
Plinkinton
Joe Reilly
T.H. Luby
Mitchell
Minnesota
Blunt Farmer Teske Ends Life At Home
J T Teske a 47 year old farmer living south of here shot himself in the heart last evening and died almost instantly. His wife and two children returned from fishing to find the body. He used a single shot 32 caliber firearm.
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J. T. Teske
D. B. M. Hart
Onida
Fowke
Flanagan Renamed Fire Prevention Head At Chamber Meeting
At a Chamber of Commerce board meeting Earl Flanagan was reelected chairman of Huron's fire prevention committee. The board praised his past work that helped Huron win state fire prevention competitions in 1935 and 1936. The directors approved a membership application for Huron Transfer Company.
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Flanagan
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Earl Flanagan
Huron
Chamber
Huron Transfer Company
Many Issues Drop In-Dail Session
Spring market lull with losses across the board as traders linger through a slow session. National Supply led gains briefly before retreating, while Union Bay posted solid first quarter earnings amid mixed results from major industrials and financials.
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New York
Intersnational Harvester, Revere Copper and Brass and Shell Union
Huronians Return From Trip Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Fuhhweider arrived back this morning from a long overseas trip lasting over three months aboard the Italian liner Roma. They visited Madeira, Algiers, Egypt, the Island of Rhodes, the Holy Land, Greece, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, England and Scotland before returning to New York on the United States liner Washington, disembarking April 2. They then planned to resume their activities in Mendiam.
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George C. Fuhhweider
Thuy
New York City
Roma
Madeira
Algiers
Eavet
Island of Rhoades
Holy Land
Greece
Tat
Switerland
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
United States
Washington
Mendiam
Retailers Back Bracket Tax Plan For South Dakota Sales Tax
Huron retailers meeting favors a bracket system for the 3 percent state sales tax starting July 2, aiming to apply the tax in purchases by range with a memorandum to limit multiple-item charges. Merchants oppose tokens and urge strict parking enforcement plus closing homes Monday for Decoration Day. A harvest festival is planned for fall with committees to organize 1937 activities.
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South Dakota
Huron
Guernica raid blamed on Germany sparks claims
Italians and Moors fled Guernica after a major air raid with 800 dead, as Basque forces claim success near Bilbao and insist insurgents’ tactics forced a siege. Reports say hospital records show civilian deaths from machine gun fire, while Basques say the attackers are Italians and Moorish troops. Peace efforts report Barcelona calm after a bloody anarchist revolt and a brief battle around the telephony exchanges.
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Germany
Guernica
Perpignan
Barcelona
Feast Day Services at Grace Church Hold Two Holy Communions
Grace Episcopal Church announces two Holy Communion services on Thursday to observe the Feast of the Ascension. An early service at a.m. will be followed by a second at 10 a.m. where the rector will deliver a brief address on Christ. This Holy Day is noted as a day of obligation.
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Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Tas
Program Tonight By Young Artists at Huron College Chapel
Music Week mid course features Heron Senior and Junior High pupils under C. O. Kapphann. The Youth Art Sets concert lists performers and pieces with Mary Ann Petersen as accompanist and Irene Deming Rayburn among organizers. Tomorrow’s concert opens the 1937 season with Huron Municipal Band at the college auditorium under Mike Gibbs.
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Turon
Huron
Wie
Oulmann
Iim of
Huron College
Heron
C. 0. Kapphann
Moybe
Huron Municipal
College
Mike Gibbs
de Charles Wakefield Cadmann
Elizabeth Haynes
Vera LaCraft
Ernest Charles
Betty Martin
Mary Ann Peterson
Wiereeene Wieniawsk
Schubert
Livestock and Crop Judging Highlight Brookings Event
Brookings and surrounding schools competed in livestock judging, crops, poultry, shop, cream scoring, and speech contests. Winners spanned Redfield, Alcester, Canton, Valley Springs, Lennox, Hart ford, and Madison area schools with top individual honors to Yerlyn Petersen, Varney Bancroft, William Varilele, and others as judges noted high scores across cattle swine horses and sheep.
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Varney Bancroft
Redfield
William Varilele
Geddes
Alcester
Raiymond Razek
Dennis Bierschback
Lemmon
Gilmore Laywn
Canton
Valley Springs
Respect
Vol
Lennox
Menno
Onda
William Lehhrer
Milmank
Hollie Pettit
Hills City
Jerome O'Connell
Orland Consolidated School
Madison
Easter High School
Catire
Hartford
Verlyn Petersen
Deli Razidy
Morris Jackson
Eastern High
Monroe
Arnold J. Nelson
Clive Dewid
Walsey Bouid
Stewart Turnwall
Lecla
Frederic Lassen
Wolsey
Hardly Hannack
Heels
Robert Steele
Grit
Stanley Hoogenstraat
Donald Helder
Dell Rapids
Dell Rapids, wisi frst, Salem second and Lemmon dividual with Dale + Brookings
Accord
Neil Pearson
Wiliam Hammond
Bill
Edwin Shurman
Garretson
Animalcolm Schlieman
State College
D. E. Jacobsen
Turner Wright
W. E. Poley
Hopkins Seeks Next Year Plans Amid Wage Talk
Washington March 3 The scene on Capitol Hill shows lawmakers divided over DOE reorganization and wage hour policy with President Roosevelt’s program under debate. A broad range of proposed measures faces committee review including monetary powers currency stabilization and reciprocal tariff policies. Debate centers on child labor limits and new legislation as the administration pushes for expanded powers while aiming to maintain unity.
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Edward
Waslington
Oh Et
Sat Ras
Doe
Aig Matti
Dent
Bod
Interior Department
Windsor Scene At Castle Amid Duke And Society Clash
Rumors swirl as guests at a French chateau witness a distant spectacle while a photographer clashes with security outside the estate. A courier mentions Mrs. Simpson and the Duke amid speculation of a secret engagement as an intrusion by a cameraman sparks tension.
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Duke
Simpson
Observa Duke
Steoltinis
Win
Fragmented Classified Fragments From Sunshine State Hatchery Ad
A garbled OCR fragment lists products and services including phenosal tablets in water, a Sunshine State Hatchery shelf, a Ci Lander manager note, and multiple classified items. It mentions room rentals, modern furnished housing, contact phrases, poultry feeds, tobacco products, liquor store ads, and a cash-for-models request, with scattered pricing and phone hints. The readable parts reflect a chaotic local classifieds page with mixed merchants and notices.
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Salsbury
Sunshine State Hatchery
Ci Lander
Farc
Eund Doar
Dinas
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Ference Keimar
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Carpenter
S. Elpao
Sy Gay
Red Owl Story
Lée
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Union
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Sudan
Seatle CO
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Lye Haren
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