Market News Hog Receipts Steady to Weak Wednesday
Market notes from Armour Stock Yards and Sioux Falls report hog receipts around 600 to 1,000 with prices mostly lower. Top hog price $7.10 at Chicago, steer and heifer bids down 25 to 40 cents, cows weak to 45 cents off, lambs and sheep near steady. Listings show salable hogs 10,000 and cattle 11,000 with wide weight classes and uneven demand.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
California
Produce market roundup across Huron Mitchell Sioux City and Sioux Falls
Daily market notes from Huron Mitchell Sioux City Watertown Bronx Falls Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls May 10 list prices for hens roosters Leghorn and heavy breed poultry eggs butterfat and butter across multiple towns with variations by weight such as hens over 5 pounds and under 4 pounds plus wholesale and No. 1 No. 2 and No. 3 classifications and case pricing.
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Huron
Swift & Co
S. D
Mitchell
Leghorn
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Sioux City
Bronxx City
Watertown
Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
vPi
Sioux City and St Paul Livestock Prices May 10
Sioux City markets show salable cattle about 3,680 head with mixed demand. steers, yearlings and fat stock steady to mostly lower. Hogs 3,000 head slow with early sales to shippers steady to down. sheep 2,000 head light activity with bids varied. St Paul receipts include cattle around 1,000 head, slow activity across killing classes, hogs 6,000 head, price softness noted. calves 2,300 with good to choice varied.
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Sioux City
C. A
California
St. Paul
Slauehter
Chicago and New York Produce Prices May 10 Summary
Chicago and New York markets report steady butter and cheese, with butter demand firm in New York and prices unchanged in Chicago. Poultry and eggs show varied movement. fowls and dressed poultry mixed, while live poultry and freight delays contribute to irregularities. Futures cite slight declines in butter storage and packing firsts for May.
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Chicago
New York
Aston
Ight Close
May Wheat Prices Jump Amid Weather Trouble and Low Stocks
May wheat surged to the year’s peak as crop weather worsened across the grain belt and May contracts neared delivery in about two weeks. Prices climbed over 2 cents a bushel with July and September futures also up, while dust storms hit parts of the Southwest. Minneapolis quotes showed No 1 heavy dark and other classes trading with modest gains and premiums.
Markets At Glance May 10 1920s Commodity and Grain Report
Markets at a glance show mixed tone with sugar steady and coffees firmer on foreign support while oils and utilities soften. Wheat prices rise in Chicago as May demand supports futures. corn, oats, and rye show varied gains and declines across reported grades. Minneapolis carlot ranges list No 1 hard amber durum and No 1 dark northern wheat with several No 2 and No 3 grades in play. Chicago futures edge up with May and July contracts showing firming tendencies across grains and beans.
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Montana
Huron
Minneapolis
Osteopaths Challenge South Dakota Farm Aid Rules
Osteopaths criticize a Farm Aid rule change after the South Dakota Farmers Aid Corporation backed a statute allowing patients to choose any licensed physician in public health programs. The Osteopathic Association notes by laws favor medical graduates and urges compliance with emergency and obstetrical care intents while avoiding discrimination against non medical practitioners. The group warns about commitments before the July 1 fiscal year start amid ongoing program uncertainties.
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South Dakota Farmers Aid Corporation
South Dakota Osteopathic Association
South Dakota
The
Osteopathic Association
Hoase
Senate of
Farmers Aid
Legislative
Farm Security Administration
South Dakota Farmers Aid
South Dakota Farm Security Administration
United States
Farmers Aid Corporation
Farmers Medical Aid
Inter Alled Professions
Stocks Dip After Early Gains In Brisk Session
Stock prices eased after a brisk upturn as profit taking capped the rally. Morning activity was strong with volume near 750000 shares, but by early afternoon the market stalled and most major issues closed fractionally lower after a steadier start.
Foreign ministers circle Hitler offer amid Stockholm talks
Warsaw stopover of Poland’s foreign minister and Col Joseph Beck follows talks on Polish Russian relations. Stockholm hosts Sweden Denmark Norway Finland ministers who vow aloofness from great power blocs yet may respond separately to Hitler’s non aggression offers with Denmark most likely to negotiate. Berlin says Stockholm undermines Roosevelt call for pledges to 31 states. Astor letter in Times spurs London interest while Times repudiates Munich appeasement suggestion and warns against war over Danzig.
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Warsaw
Turkey
Polis
Joseph Beck
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Stockholm
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Danmark
Germany
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Roosevelt
London
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Times
Britain
Danzig
Munich
Early Mailing Of Mother's Day Greetings Urged
Huron post office officials urged patrons to mail Mother's Day cards letters and parcels early to ensure delivery on Saturday May 13 There will be no Sunday mail delivery so mail should be posted in time for Saturday dispatch Postmaster E H Bruemmer noted that to have items delivered on Sunday customers can use Deliver on Mother's Day and a special delivery stamp Airmail facilities in Huron were highlighted as a speedy option for Mother's Day greetings.
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Huron Post Office
E. H. Bruemmer
Huron
Huron High and College Musicians Present During Music Week
Huron High School musicians perform tonight at 7 30 in the Huron theatre as part of 1939 National Music Week. The program features a Hawaiian floor show, dancing couples, vocal trios, string selections, and piano accompaniment. College groups and Rotary Club appearances follow with noon programs and Yale events planned.
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Huron Theatre
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Lion
Janet Lopez
Roy Olson
Jean Hathaway
Francis Murphy
Betty Nielsen
Maxine Teu Fer
Sir Erickson
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Erla Joan Verney
Este Janssen
Huron College
Mmes
Frank Coffey
Robert D. Lusk
William Griffith
Walter Metson
Abe
Euron College
Rotary Club
Yale
Wolsey and Wessington
Coal Strike Threatens Supply Amid Political Pressure
Governor Chandler warned he would deploy National Guard if eastern Kentucky mines were not running by Monday. He cited disputes over blue-penciled shops and penalty clauses, tied to John L. Lewis and the CIO, as demands preventing miners from working. Perkins suggested the federal government would act to reopen mines if agreement stalled.
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Perkins
American Federation
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Chandler
Weather and crop notes from regional moisture and rain report
The summary covers moisture reports across counties with grasshopper hatching in Spink Edmunds Miner Hutchinson and Bennett as stock remains good. It notes a north south line through McPherson and Gregory with inch level totals in several border areas and lighter totals elsewhere. Daytime highs 75 to 85 degrees and nights 45 to 68 with adequate sunshine and weekly precipitation figures from numerous stations including Aberdeen Brookings Huron Mitchell and Yankton.
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Spink
Edmunds
Miner
Hutchinson
Bennett
McPherson
Gregory
Corn and Wheat Region
Aberdeen
Imone
Ardmore
Brookings
Feliax
Faith
Huron
Lemmo
Milbank
Mitchall Nor ‘Madrid
Murdo
Pire
W H O Club Meeting Notice
Members of the W H O Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 with Airs Lester Derspater.
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W.H. O. Club
Lester Derspater
Monthly Stag At Country Club Thursday Evening
A monthly stag for Huron Country Club men is planned for Thursday evening. Tenderloin steaks cooked over an outdoor charcoal grill will headline the menu. Serving starts at 7 p.m. Members may golf in the late afternoon and enjoy cards and informal diversion. A tournament committees meeting will follow to arrange the rest of the 1939 schedule.
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Huron Country Club
Golf
Witl
New Jersey Woman Sued For $36 745 By Crash Victims
In U S district court four White River residents sue Ruth D Wileson Mendham New Jersey for 36745 alleging injuries from an automobile collision near Draper South Dakota in fall The plaintiffs seek 6365 5236 24000 and 11144 with additional 1450 for head cut and car damage The accident involved Mrs Wileson s car and Jane carrying the four victims who were treated by a physician after the crash
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A. L. Smith
Montana Hoppers Hatch At Alarming Rate In Wheat Fields
In Bozeman and Butte reports state migratory grasshoppers are hatching far above normal in northeastern Montana. Entomologist J Harlow Mills warns of acute conditions and cites insufficient federal funding for control, risking a mass insect migration if immediate action isn’t taken.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana
Dakotas
J. Harlow B. Mills
Butte
WPA
Mrs. Lou Beachler of Esmond Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Beachler of near Esmond will be held Friday at 2 30 PM in the Esmond Methodist Church. Burial will follow in Esmond Cemetery. She was 54 and had spent nine days in hospital care.
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Lou Beachler
Esynend
Huren
Esmond
Butz
Senators Debate Farm Payment Plans and Impacts
Senate discussion outlines proposed farm aid totals of 500 million for soil conservation and 225 million for parity payments on cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and tobacco. Rates would be set next winter, likely similar to 1939 levels, with example figures showing a 12 bushel per acre wheat yield yielding about 336 dollars in conservation and parity aids for a 100 acre allotment.
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Congress
Father Gaire Continues as Aberdeen Priest In 1930s
Rev Gaire after ordination in Ireland came to the United States, arriving in New York August 28, 1931, then served six years as assistant at Sacred Heart Aberdeen. He moved to Bridgewater for two years, then Huron to succeed the late Monsignor Desmond. Several priests arrived in Huron for services with O Connor and Costello expected.
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St. Mitchael’s College
Listowel
County Kerry
St Peter's College
Wexford
Ireland
Aberdeen
Gaire
United States
New York
Sacred Heart Parish
Bridgewater
Huron
Monsignor
Desmond
O'Connor
Costello
Ree Heights Man Sent To Prison Two Years For Postal Forgery
PIERRE May 10 71 Lee Wyman of the US 1 Gourt today sentenced Albert Grosz of Ree Heights to two concurrent two year writs for postal violation and forgery. The government charged Grosz took three government checks from the mail Dec 20 1088 and forged the receivers names. In addition to the forgery sentence Grosz was to pay a $100 fine. Several others were sentenced or placed on probation for up to 12 months as part of the May term proceedings in the central division.
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J Lee Wyman
Gourt
Albert
Grosz
Ree Heights
Leavenworth
Kar
Uar
Eugene Price
McNeuta Island
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Vest
Utah
Tence Price
Axel Hofstrom
Chey
Indiana
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Craw Creek
Davison County
India Department
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Laer Brule
Indian Department
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Aaron Maren
Crow Creek
Gene
Wallam Sehng
Lignes
Wilson Fevily
Lower Brule
Oscar Deloria
Callies le Blanc
Cheyenne Agency
Jarceny
Bian¢g
Central Division
Deadwood
Omaha Mayor Wins Tight Council Seat Amid Turbulent Race
In Omaha in May 1974, Dan Bethe wins a crowded field of 14 for seven city council posts. Butter finishes sixth, about 2,000 votes behind the seventh, with expectations he will win the mayoral seat as the council era begins. Trustin tops the field for Public Improvements, while Jed Butler leads the coalition and could influence the mayoral choice.
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Omaha
Council
Star
Dan B. Bethe
Trish Mayest
Hide
Butter
Butler
Harry Trustin
Jed Butler
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
At the hospitals admissions include Edmund Anderton Woonsocket surgical Joan Prentice Wessington surgical Allan Cooper Doland medical Mrs James A Hil Jr Huron medical. Dismissed entries include Mrs Ed Anderson Cay your Mrs O D Barringer Huron Roy Baum Huron Thomas Fox Hur.
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Edmund Anderton
Woonsocket
Surgical
Joan Prentice
Wessington
Allan Cooper
Doland
Medical
James A. Hil, Jr
Huron
Ed Anderson
Cay Your
O. D. Barringer
Roy Baum
Thomas Fox
Hur
For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments
Too Late To Classify can take three passengers to Pierre over the weekend. I wanted to buy a canoe. Lean to Rouse for sale. For sale house, 26 ft, delivery within 30 miles of De Smet, well insulated, nearly new, price about 1300. House trailer small hut comfortable, 50 dollars. Ambitious young man 19-31 seeks travel to east coast, neat with pleasant personality. 18 dollars weekly. Christy, De Smet area.
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Quitt
de Smet
Clentrie
Chartey
S.D
Mr. Moore
Royal
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