Market News Swine Market Steady-Weak Receipts Tuesday
Market notes from Armours Stock Yards Huron and other Midwest centers show hogs steady to weak with receipts around 250. U S C A reports good and choice fed steers and yearling prices down from Monday, with hogs and lambs also softening amid ample supplies. Cattle and calves remain tight in spots, while sheep and fat lambs show mixed movement across Sioux City Sioux Falls St Paul and Sioux City markets.
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Armours Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
California
Sioux City
U. 5
D. A
St. Paul
South St, Paul
ONG
Receweneen
Markets At Glance May 10 Broad activity across bonds and commodities
NEW YORK May 10 Markets show a snarly rally with bonds strong but traction issues. Utilities resist gains while foreign exchange remains quiet as sterling rises. Cotton uneven with May liquidation and buying. Sugar improved and steady in spot. Commission house liquidation. CHICAGO wheat lower on bearish expectations. corn buoyant, cattle down 25, hogs steady to 10 lower.
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New York
Ate
Chicago
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
ChiGiWest
Wcentral IndusRayon
Intp&py
Ynttel&teb
Kennecott
Kresgo
Kroger Groe
Sioux City Produce and Poultry Prices May 10 1988
Markets from Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown and Minneapolis list prices for hens over 5 pounds and 4 to 5 pounds, Leghorn hens and cocks, ducks, broilers, and butterfat with daily changes. Chicago New York and Minneapolis futures show butter, eggs, and dressed poultry values, while regional reports track live poultry by weight and category.
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Sioux City
Chicago
New York
Express
Brothers
Leghorn
Mitchell
Inchell
Arlight
Hennery
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Chicago Wheat Prices Decline Amid Bearish Outlook
Chicago market ends with net losses as May futures slip about 4 percent while expectations of bearish domestic figures push selling pressure. Ocean-bound wheat up more than 5 million bushels year over year, with May and July contracts showing reductions across the board. Market snapshot includes grains and related trading on Chicago futures and adjacent exchanges.
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Chicago
Bauer Speaks On Health Racketeering At College
Dr W W Bauer of Chicago head of the bureau of health and public instruction of the American Medical Association spoke at Huron College chapel on Racketeering in Health today He next appears free public address tonight at 600 at the senior high school auditorium Sponsored by the South Dakota Medical Society In morning remarks he said America is health conscious and noted the AMA role in scientific health awareness He warned against letting research be distorted for personal gain by manufacturers and promoters Tonight he will address Popular Beliefs They Are Not So President Frank L Evers at Huron praised the morning speaker as one of the most outstanding ever brought before the students
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W. W. Bauer
Chicago
Bureau of Health and Public Instruction
American Medical Association
Huron College
Bauer
South Dakota Medical Society
America
de. Bayer
Br. Bauer
Huron
Frank L. Eversat
de Bauer
State Medical Society
E. A. Fittenger
Aberdeen
Sesson
Pittenger
B. D. Plass
University of Town
Bureau of Health
H. EB. Michelson
University of Minnesota
S. Marx White
Rucker
Plass
Michelson
White
Une
M. H. Pangborn
Miller
Leslie Jensen
Pierre
J. R. Westaby
Madison
J. C. Oalmacher
South Dakota University Medical
Dr. Bauer
Estate Society
Medical Society
Huron High School
Society
Charles G. Sutherland
May Foundation
Rochester
Walter F. Fansler
University of Minnesota Medical School
Virgil S
H. F. Helmholtz
Batio University of Minnesota
H. MM. Sweeney
University of South Dakota
House
Representative Tabor
New York
Appropriations Committee
Tabor
PWA
Burke
Nebraska
Congross
Labor Relations Board
Prom
Ton
B. A. Dyar
Presbyterian Churen
Banquet Opens Member Drive in Huron Concert Plan
The Huron Cooperative concert association launched a one week membership drive aiming to enroll 800 members. Captains from local groups attended the opening rally at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel with Mr Boomer of the Columbia Corporation guiding artist selections and pledging support to secure audience and finance for a season of concerts.
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Huron Cooperative
Huron
Eastman Boomer
E. Bark
Frente L. .Eversyll
Robert P. Lusk
Joseph T. Paul+ son
Boomer
New York City
Columbia Corporation
Marvin Hughitt
Gme
Death of Lloyd H Goodrich Follows Operation in Huron
Lloyd H Goodrich aged about 25 or 26 died early today in a Huron hospital from peritonitis after an operation performed ten days ago. Born in Chicago July 24 1908 he lived most of his life in Huron. A Huron High School graduate he attended an Omaha Electrical School and worked for Dakota Central Telephone Company after stints in Rapid City. Survived by his mother Mrs Erama Goodrich a sister Leele and a brother Theresa Oerlline. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Lloyd H. Goodrich
Idaho Avenue
Huron
Mr. Goodrich
Chicago
Huron High School
Omaha
Rapid City
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Erama Goodrich
Leele
Theresa Oerlline
Doctors Gather for South Dakota Medical Convention
The South Dakota Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology meetings run one day with new officers to be elected. Officers include C. H. Nilsson, Huron, president. H. D. Newby, Rapid City, vice president. H. L. Saylor, Huron, secretary. Lectures cover foreign proteins in eye therapy, management of squint, endoscopy, and visual pathways. Governor Jensen and Mrs. Jensen to attend. Dr. Bauer to speak on popular beliefs not so.
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Theeates
Ds. C
FH. Nilsson
Sioux Falls
H. D. Newby
Rapid City
H. L. Saylor
Huron
Academy
J. D. Alway
Aberdeen
George M. Censians
Bismarck
Lr. L. FR. Boies
University of Minnesota
Br. C. Wilbur Rucker
Mayo Foundation
Rochester
Minn
UAW Board Condemns Unauthorized Strikes
The international executive board of the CIO United Automobile Workers condemns unauthorized strikes by local unions and will investigate three recent actions. Homer Martin, International president, announced suspension or expulsion for violators, following a unanimous board resolution. Investigations cover a Bay City Chevrolet plant strike, a Packard Motor Car assembly line walkout, and recent Bo n Aluminum and Brass Co. plant stoppages in Detroit.
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Detroit
International
CIO United Automobile Workers Union
Institutors
UAW
Homer Martin
Martin
Chevrolet
Bay City
Packard Motor Car Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Co
Baby born blind may survive after operation tests
Radiologists examined the infant as doctors discuss a promising treatment for the Colan baby and similar case Augusta Horner, a blind teacher, recalls her operation deciding to life with sight or without. The Pennsylvania instructor says her mother chose life through medical intervention and expresses gratitude for the outcome.
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Philadelphia
Augusta Horner
Chisago
Miss Horner
Pennsylvania Institution For the Instruction of Blind
Colans
Kaxo
Ida
Inter
Congress Debates Relief Plans and Tax Revision
Congress presses relief and tax reform with a $4.5 billion pump priming program. Key items include lump sum relief to the President and massive Works Progress Administration funding to create thousands of jobs from July onward. The House aims to wrap relief debates after a tax bill compromise, while the Senate already approved tax legislation.
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Public Works Administration
House
White House
Senate
Mopes
Michigan
McLean
New Jersey
O'Connor
New York
Mayza
Agriculture Department
Help in Store Wellington Vacation Coverage
William Rukstad of Huron assists P A Young in his hardware store as Mr Young plans vacation and Rukstad will manage in his absence. Hospital admissions include Mrs C V Bates surgical and Harley Crandall medical. Dismissals include Ralph Russell Mrs Phil Sprague Dennis Glanter and Mrs F E Stuart. Speed recovery to all.
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Wellington
William Rukstad
Huron
P. A. Young
Young
Rukestad
C. V. Bates
Harley Crandall
Artesian
Ralph Russell
Phil Sprague
Dennis Glanter
Carpenter
Walker
Revere
Chamber of Commerce Approves Hurse College Loan Drive
At a Chamber of Commerce board meeting in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel President Frank L. Eversall outlined the college's strong assets including over 500000 dollars in built property free of liens and a 3 million endowment. The board unanimously approved a drive in Huron to establish a 50000 dollar student loan fund and appointed a committee to assist Eversall in raising funds.
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Chamber of Commerce Board
Hurse College
Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughitt
Frank L. Eversall
Veentse
Sikota
Vores
al Naga
Huron
Dent Eversull
Hurox
Chinese Front News Mixes Gains With Stalemate Reports
World war era dispatches describe Japanese advances in Shantung and Amoy while Chinese forces hold, with units crossing rivers and reinforcing lines. Observers warn the northern drive may stay deadlocked until fresh troops reach the front, amid continued heavy fighting on multiple coastal fronts.
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Shanghai
Dhiet Pukien
Uivitak Lunghail Railway
Shantuns
James
Tsim
Amoy
Amoy Island
Altaffer and
Missionatus
Seventh Day Churches
Homgi
Japan
Chinihon
Too Late To Classify Ladies White Shoes Sale
An odd classified snippet shows whites shoes offered as limited items and a Murdoch Scud price note. It also mentions a general помощьer phone line and a girl wanted ad with a phone contact. The readable text hints at a mid century classifieds page with miscellaneous notices and a price line.
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Murdoch
Colorado
General Ayusswerky
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Grain Bulletin
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Huron Concert Association
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Lloyd Goodrich
UAW Board
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Sie Isiher
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