Sioux City Livestock Market Report May Market Snapshot
U S Dept Agent notes cattle totals 2 500 calves 1M with varied demand. Beef steers and yearlings steady while matured stock slower. bulk cows 6 75 8 25. hogs 4 500 with gains to 9 85 for top loads. Sheep 200 head with shorn lambs around 10 39. Idaho Russets 3 45 3 65. Triumphs 3 55 3 75.
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Notable daily farm and livestock price summaries across markets
A concise survey of prices and market notes from Duluth Sioux Falls Chicago and Huron. It covers grain futures for Durum wheat and No 1 and No 2 varieties, livestock bids for hogs cattle and calves, and regional poultry and egg quotes with daily station figures.
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Huron Grain Market
Chicago May market reports show steady prices across poultry eggs and butter
May Chicago market notes recount steady demand and prices for poultry eggs and butter. Receipts and goods described as fairly good with prices unchanged. Wisconsin and U S shipments noted with sacked stock and steady trends in potato and produce trades.
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Hog Market Shows Strong Weights Lift Prices to 9.35
The hog market advanced with top quotes near 9.35 as heavy weights led gains and bulk sales clustered around 8.50 to 9.35. Receipts included a range of weights and classifications, while Minneapolis cash close and assorted grain prices were noted in the market report.
Central South Dakota narrows race for senator and governor
Unofficial returns show George Danforth in a tight senator race with William H. McMaster in Beadle and surrounding counties. Royal C. Johnson leads the second district and Gladys Pyle rivals across the region. Georee J. Danforth strong in Kingsbury and Potter counties.
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United States
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Hughes
Amon
Sioux Falls
McMaster
Danforth
Royal C. Johnson
Tom Ayres
Aberdeen
Johnson
Gladys Pyle
Fred Hildebrandt
Dr A. McCullough
State Republican Convention delegates and party results
The report lists Buffalo county results with Patty W. J. Bulow leading for gubernatorial nomination over McNamara by 74 to 1. J. E. Corey carried the county for the Democratic ticket. Abernathy won the Democratic nomination for late court seats by 99 to 23. Delegates to state conventions include Swartout Tandy Roll Aisenbrey Reese and other names with various vote counts.
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Buffalo County
James McNamara
J. E. Corey
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Tandy
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Corey
McCullaugh
Jor Atkins
Robert S. Cool
McMaster Wins Senate in Jerauld Wellington May Sooner
William H. McMaster defeats George J. Danforth by two vote margin in United States Senate race with 502 to 243 in Jerauld. Gladys Pyle leads governor race with 387 votes to 203 for Gaunderson. other candidates trail. Complete county returns list Republican ticket results and local officials.
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William H. McMaster
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Voters in Hughes and Terres elect Danforth rival in race
Unofficial returns show McMaster leading Danforth for US Senate and Pyle ahead in the Republican governor race. In Hughes precincts Danforth gains 609 votes to McMaster 527 as Johnson leads Ayres for representative and Bulow tops McNamara in the Democratic US Senate tally.
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LI Branch
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David, Willer
L. C-Cassem
Etl Jacobsen
Walter H. Burke
Gunderson, McMaster Shine in Buffalo County GOP Returns
Buffalo County results show Carl Gunderson leading the Republican governor race with 122 votes, Gladys Pyle 58, Brooke Howell 42, and others. William H. McMaster dominates the Senate race with 22 to George Lanforth 34, while Harley R. Glaus tops the county slate for state senator amid scattered other nominations.
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Buffalo County
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Warren ©. Green
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McMaster
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Elsie W. Olson
Anns Belman
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C. G Se Ger
Wheat futures show dull session with weaker prices
In Minneapolis on May 74 Wheat futures drifted lower as lack of support dominated. July settled 2 1 4 cents lower amid weak sentiment. Cash wheat demand remained firm for sparse offerings while durum stayed unsettled yet firm. Corn and oats followed narrow moves with flax and barley equally quiet.
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