Market News on Hog and Cattle Prices at Armour Stockyards
Armour Stockyards Huron May 14 market steady to lower for hogs and cattle. Hog receipts about 200 with top around 2. Cattle ranges show good to choice dry fed steers and yearlings at 25.00 to 19.00, mixed cows and bulls priced, veal and spring lambs noted. Sioux Falls report lists hogs 1500, steady, top 3.25, cattle slow-weak with steady to lower calves and sheep at mid May readings.
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Armour Stockhands
Huron
Packers
Stars
Sioux Falls
Market Summary for Durum and Flax Wheat Futures
Mixed durum and durum blends shown with varied percentages in a futures report. Prices move on Chicago futures with May and Sep contracts, range highlights and partial quotes, reflecting volatility in wheat commodities.
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Chicago
Tue
Associated Press
Chamber Tax Group In Session Here
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce tax committee met in Huron to review the state gross income tax and an Iowa style combined net income and retail sales tax. W. C. Welch led the discussion on the gross income tax this morning and B. W. Baer chaired the afternoon session on the town's new tax. Other members present included John C. Lindsey Mitchell E B Stephens Pierre A C Johnson Sam Rapid City Chambers Kellar Lead J Q Johnson Watertown and Roy Emry Huron.
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Jthe
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce Mat
Huron
Iowa
W. C. Welch
Supreme Court
B. W. Baer
Woonsocket
John C. Lindsey
Mit‘ehell
E. B. Stephens
Pierre
A. C. John
Sam
Rapid City
Chambers Kellar
Lead
JI. QO Johnson
Watertown
Roy Emry
Tabernacle to Open Ceremonial Rite at Huron Lodge
The Masonic Temple in Huron prepares a ceremonial with drapes canopies and tents. Several grand lodge officers including Humphries Lead Pettigrew and J R Johnson will preside with visiting delegations from Redfield Mitchell Bryant and Woonsocket. The six o clock start follows last year’s biblical themed staging by Huron Chapter 10.
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Masonic Temple
Royal Arch Ma Isons
Grand Lodge
R. &. Humphries
Roger Brown
Sioux Falls
George A. Pettigrew
J. R. Johnson
Huron
Grand Scribe
Redfield
Mitchell
Bryant
Miller
Woonsocket
Verl Holton
Scribe Johnson
Huron Lodge
South Dakota
Wide-ranging City Visits Highlight Memorial Weekends
Mrs. H D Sewell returns from the east visiting Eunice in Williamsburg W Va and her son at the University of Pennsylvania with sisters in Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Many residents travel to see relatives and attend events including Mother's Day, a piano recital by St Teresa pupils, and a film screening sponsored by the AAUW.
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H. D. Sewell
Williamsburg
W. Va
Eunice
William and Mary College
Harry
University of Pennsylvania
Wth
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Lewis Benson
Washington, D. C
Ady
Helen Morrison
Wasia
F. E. Morrison
Gerald Beddow
Ethel Bisgaard
Dorothy Ohlson
Bed
Dow
Winfred
H. M. O'Conner
Florida
Taft Yesterdy
Waltertown
Olson
Robert Blume
Alvin Peterson
Bismarck
W. W. Davis
Adah Davis
Mitch
Tunis Tucker
Merle
Long Beach
Col
Omaha
George Boughton
Noel Coward
State Theatre
American ‘Association of University ‘Women
E. D. Cottingham
Pierre
Hog Market Trends Weak as Futures Demand Drops
Chicago price trend shows hog values drifting 10 cents lower with top at 3.75 after slow demand and heavy offerings. Receipts near 30,000, packers diverting 22,000 direct. cattle and lambs also soft with light steer markets and sheep quoted around 8.40 to 9.00, fringe runs under expectations.
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Chicago
Weather Shapes Grain Futures and Cash Markets in Minnesota
Weather driven moves dominated the session with rain in the southwest easing opening prices yet later lifting wheat futures as dry conditions in the North Central spring belt supported gains. May wheat closed lower, July and September mixed to higher while oats and rye showed varied changes. cash grain demand remained steady to good for wheat, with durum weaker and flax modestly higher amid a mixed Minneapolis and Duluth cash close.
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Minneapolis
Southwest
Montana
Sioux City Livestock Market Report May 14
Cattle 6 500 head with slow bidding and prices down. fat cattle around 1125 lb, steers 7.00, yearlings 6.85, heifers 5.50, bulls 2.50 3.75, stockers and feeders weaker. Hogs 6 800 head slow with declines 5 10 lower. weights 180 260 lb best, sows down to 240 705, feeder pigs 225 down. Sheep 800 head with limited buyers and weak to lower demand. clippers around 9.00.
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Sioux City
Siqum City
Us.d.a
Chicago
Livestock Market Report for South St. Paul and Chicago
U S D A cattle data shows 5000 head in South St. Paul with steady to weak undertones for slaughter yearlings and cows, prices mainly 2.59 for medium grades and 2.50 to 2.75 for stockers. Hogs and pigs trend down with most bids around 2.25 to 2.90. calves weak near 5.00. Chicago dealers report 36000 hogs and 15000 cattle with prices 3.60 to 9.60 for various weights, overall softness and weaker demand. calves around 2.00 to 2.50, sows steady to higher in parts.
Produce Markets HIDE AND WOOL MARKET
Prices for hides wool and animal products listed from Huron South Dakota Sioux City and New York markets. Includes No 1 cured hides sizes, bull hides wool prices and poultry butter eggs and various meat and produce quotes from major trading cities on May 14 1934.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Auron
Sioux City
Zaney
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Tone May 14
Chicago markets show butter weak in tone while poultry steady and eggs unsettled. Drought has reduced outputs and kept supplies tight, with buyers delaying purchases amid weather-driven nervousness. Butter and egg prices listed. mixed quality and regional receipts noted. additional figures from Minneapolis and Sioux Falls reports included.
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Chicago
Chicago Egg Futures Monday Report Confused Fragments
Fragmented market note covers Chicago egg futures with mention of refrigerator standards Clore October butter futures and assorted jargon. Readable details are sparse and unclear, but item references futures and standards in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Erickson Store Closes After 14 Years of Trade
Erickson’s Apparel in the Knights of Pythias building shuts after 14 years under Mrs Edna Erickson. Inventory valued around 15000 will be sold starting Thursday morning as stock is marked down. The sale likely runs through July with lease considerations noted. Also mention arrival of Miss Gwendolyn Bailey and family visiting from California and Idaho amid mother C L Bailey’s improving illness.
Forestburg Farmer Roy Butterfield Dies After Stroke
Roy O Butterfield a 50 year old farmer near Forestburg died at a Huron hospital Saturday night after a paralysis stroke. He was born December 12 1877 in Marseilles South Dakota and moved with his parents to Davison County. He married Blanche Reape in 1905 and they lived in Mt Vernon before moving to Lane in 1913. Surviving are his wife two children Dale Veral and Ardean five brothers and one sister. Funeral plans not set. Mrs Butterfield and the children are en route.
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Omaha
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Pittsfield
Mass
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Cashman
Is & Foymer Huron
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Yankton College
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Bruce Potter
Sioming
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Minn
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Minneapolis
Clifford Arnold
Mandan
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Aberdeen
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Hitchcock
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Canova
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Alpena
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Duluth
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H E. Selby
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Mobridge
Forestburg
Roy
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Foresbburg
Huron Hospital
John Yager
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Marseilles
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Blanche Reape
Plankinton
Lane
Dale
Veral Butterfield
Ardean Butterfeld
Ray
Mitchell
Claude
Glenn
Leslie
Arley
Alberta
Canada
Frank Perry
Bend
Ore
Butterfield
Fresh Standards Report for Mitchell Prices and Hens
MITCHELL May 14. Heavy hens 9 light hens 9 Leghorn hens 6 Hennery brown eggs 13 Heninery white eyes 13 Butterfat 20 butter 24. Fresh Standards list 22 percent values for 2055.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Stocks Recover Mildly After Late Dip on May 14
Stocks recovered mildly from an earlier sell off around noon with fraction losses around two points in late trading. Allied Chemical fell more than seven points while Continental Can shed about three. Santa Fe, U S Steel, American Can and Case slipped one to two points. Transfers totaled about 1.55 million shares. Rate notes show mixed quotes across numerous tickers including Allied Chemical, Am Can, Case, Columbia Steel, Johns Manville, and General Motors amid a broad market rebound.
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Case
Rev Thomas J Simons Dies Suddenly in Miller
The Rev Thomas J Simons of Dijon Montana longtime pastor at Miller Presbyterian church died of a heart attack Sunday at his sister's home during a visit. Son T R Simons of Huron travels to Miller. mother and another son Edward of Missoula expected. Calvert remains abroad with daughter Mary. Simons had served in Dillon for about six years since leaving Miller.
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Dijon
Mont
Miller
Mx. Simons
T. R Simons
Huron
Dillon
Edward
Missoula
Calvert
Hongli
Mary
Ilinois
Mr. Simmons
Presbyterian Church
Young Artists To Entertain Tuesday In Huron
The Young Artists Musicale di Huron presents its second annual concert Tuesday evening at o'clock in the Huron College chapel. The program includes vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles, continuing the club's three year history of music in Huron and radio appearances. Members participate in South Dakota musical life and Federation of Music Clubs activities. Committee includes Jeanette Gagnon chairwoman Merle Schroeder Gertrude Lampe Joan Spieker and Mildred Irish.
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South Dakota
Federation of Music Clubs
Huron
Jeanette Gagnon
Merle Schroeder
Gertrude Lampe
Joan Spieker
Mildred Irish
Legion Critic Calls American Legion Intolerant in Kansas
Thomas Page of Topeka told the Franklin county peace action committee last night that the Kansas American Legion resolution calling for removal of dissenting students and faculty opposes free speech and free conscience.
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American Legion
Ottawa
Kan
Thomas Page
Topeka
Franklin County Committee For Peace Action
Page
Kansas American Legion
Bryant Woman Dies After Three Weeks Illness
Mrs. A Hendrickson of Bryant died Saturday at a local hospital following about a three weeks illness. She had received treatment in Bryant before being brought home for burial. The exact age was not disclosed.
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Bryant
A. Hendrickson
Marriage Licenses for Huron Pair and Milesville Couple
Arthur B. Silson 1 and Wilma May Monroe 21 of Huron obtain a marriage license. Raymond T. Tavernier 22 of Milesville and Elizabeth J. Sommers 19 of Miller obtain a marriage license.
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Wilma May Monroe
Huron
Raymond T. Tavernier
Milesville
Elizabeth J. Sommers
Miller
Smith ‘Tewelzy Store
Adv
Fliers Start Transatlantic Hop From New York to Rome
Capt. Georgi R. Pond and Lieut. Cesare Sabel li launched from Floyd Bennett Field at 6 24 a m aiming to reach Rome without stops aboard the Leonardo Da Vinci. They carry 689 gallons of fuel for about 40 hours and plan a Great Circle route over Cape Race as favorable winds aid the crossing. If weather turns unfavorable they may land in Newfoundland or Spain.
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N. Y
Georgi R. Pond
Cesare Sabelli
Floyd Bennett
Rome
Fond
Navy
Sabelli
Feathe
Spain
Alcorn testifies on kidnaping caper and divided ransom
Alcorn recounts the abduction scheme with Sarkey and Boetscher and names Pearce as a contact. He details cash splits totaling 32 000 to Sankey and his wife and 7 000 to Alcorn with 18 000 expected. He cites travel to Minneapolis and Chicago under assumed names before arrest.
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Boertscher
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Youngberg
Sankey
Peares
Kohler
Mineapolis
Chicago
Walter Thomas
Wiliam Clark
WITNESS REPORTS DILLINGER FIGHT LINK TO WOMAN
U S witness details claim that Dillinger gang member was killed after treatment and that Miss Frechette may be involved. Federal agents tracking clues to her whereabouts have not yet returned to St Paul. District Attorney Sullivan pursues case linking Frechette to the Dillinger case and to a gun battle at a St Paul apartment.
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Dr. May
Eugene Green
St. Paul
George F. Sullivan
United States
George Sparks
Leavenworth
Warns Dog Owners Must Have Licenses
A city police warning announces a deadline for dog licenses and threats of pickup and disposal for unlicensed dogs after tomorrow. Dog tags are available from the city treasurer and a canvass of dog owners is underway to ensure compliance.
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Jake S. Nelson
Nelson
For Sale Old Model T Ford Coupe S150
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Call between 3 a m and 9 p m 233 Ind St. BL Want to buy Bicycle front wheel 23 inch Phone 2499.
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