Sioux City Market Report Mixed Cattle Hogs and Potatoes This Day
Market summary from Sioux City shows cattle steady to weak with fat steers and yearlings firmer in some lots, hogs uneven and mostly lower, beef cows steady, stockers scarce, and lambs strong with high prices. Chicago potato markets report steady trends with slight gains in new and old stock and steady shipments across states.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
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U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
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Sioux Falls Livestock and Produce Markets May 20
Sioux Falls and Chicago livestock reports show hogs steady with 160 to 220 lb lots around 9.78 to 9.85 per cwt, cattle mixed with good demand for fat cows and butcher heifers, calves strong, and lambs rising. poultry and dairy prices also noted across markets. Readouts list prices for hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and regional produce offerings at Sioux Falls Booth Street and Chicago market levels.
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Tesday
Priice
Armour
Huron
Sioux City
Stags
RTA
Chicago
Tully
St. Paul
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S. Dept. Agri
S. Dept
Wheat Futures Dull and Market Slows Across Futures
Minneapolis and Duluth desk reports show wheat futures trading dull with light trade, prices opening lower and failing to rally. Cash wheat demand slower though selected quality remains in demand, with various No 1 and durum grades listed and prices noted.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain quality codes for durum wheat varieties listed
The note lists milling quality designations for several durum wheat grades: S44 mixed durum 91 percent 9641 and S64 red durum 91 percent, with additional figures 9 percent and 4 percent appearing alongside No. 2 and No. 1 classifications.
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Prices Listed
Market notices from Swift and Co and Back Brothers show daily prices for Huron poultry and eggs. Hens at 4 percent ths and over, under drizzle, Leghorn and light hens. Eggs No 2 and No 1, roosters and pints noted with prices subject to change.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Buron
Stock Market Slips Amid Bull Market Doubts In May Session
New York May 19 stocks opened sluggish as traders reacted to La Mont's three month revival forecast. Gains in baking shares faded while rails and utilities declined. Major losses hit U S Steel and Eastman Kodak as bearish activity grew, with total volume around 2.4 million shares and treasury bills offering due tomorrow.
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Electrc
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Case
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Standard Gas
A. M. Byers
Celotex
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Chicago Great Western
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General Electric
Consolidated Gas
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Treasury
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Eastman Kodak
Houston Oil
Allied Chemical
J. J. Case
Siles
Arkansas Hit by Floods and Tornado Across Counties
Flood waters left about 3 000 homeless and caused heavy property damage in southern Arkansas oil fields while a tornado in Phillips County killed 17 Black residents and injured many more. Red River and Smackover Creek overflow forced Red Cross and National Guard to aid victims as highways and rail lines shut down.
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Quachita
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Arkadelphia
Dies Saturday Freeman R. Jones 62 in Huron
Freeman Richard Jones aged 62 died Saturday at 809 Arizona Avenue Southwest after about two months illness. Funeral services were held at Walsh's chapel with Rev. Aired Trenerry officiating. He will be buried in Fairmont Minnesota, his birthplace, where he lived until moving to Aberdeen then Huron. Surviving: widow May Jones. son Arthur Jones of Great Falls Montana. daughters Ethel Terzick Chicago and Violet Stanley St Paul. stepdaughters Flora Eller Huron and Gladys Gustafson Mason City. several other relatives.
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Freeman Richard Jones
Arizona Avenue Southwest
Walsh’s Chapel
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First Baptist Church
Fairmont
Minn
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Nan
Marian McKenzie
Nova Scotia
Aberdeen
Huron
May Neal
May Jones
Arthur Jones
Great Falls
Mont
Ethel Terzick
Chicago
Violet Stanley
St Paul
Flora Eller
Huron l
Gladys Gustafson
Mason City
Favorable Naval Pact Report Expected by Week
The Senate foreign relations committee returned to its hearing on the London naval treaty with supporters confident a favorable report will be voted before week’s end. The committee also sought clarity on dissident views from high ranking officers including Rear Admiral Mark L Bristol who opposes ratification citing lack of parity with Great Britain and limits on eight inch gun cruisers. Rear Admiral Hilary P Jones, a London conference advisor, aligns with Mitchell.
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Wnate Foreign Relations Committee
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Mark L. Bristol
General Board of the Navy
Bristol
Great Britain
Hilary P. Jones
London
Mitchell
Winners Announced in MITCRESS Music Contest
MITCRESS May 19. Winners of the first annual music contest at Dakota Wesleyan were named. Thirty five high school seniors competed for scholarships of 100 and 30 dollars. Winners include Leons Sprague Geddes first in brass, Azile Darling Plankinton first in violin, Maxine Price Pierre first in piano, Evelyn Shuck Geddes first in women's voice, James Ross Miller first in men's voice, and Robert Rempfer Parkston first in woodwinds. Dean Paul Pecellin of Morningside College served as judge.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Avon
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Geddes
Huban Ysaak
Parkston
Azile Darling
Plankinton
Elmahdova
Humphrey
Woonsocket
Econd
Maxine Price
Pierre
Margaret Cooney
Miller
Evelyn Shuck
Josephine Radak
Tyndall
James Ross
Lyle Rogers Chamberlain
Robert Rempfer
Paul Pecellin
Morningside College
Navy veteran Chester White speaks at Co-Operative club luncheon
Chester N. White of the Northwestern Public Service company shares a twenty year Navy service overview at a Co-Operative club luncheon. Washington school harmonica band directed by Gilmore Van Olst entertains before the group and the children receive candy bars after the concert.
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Gilmore van Olst
Larsen To Get Man For Wife Desertion
Deputy Sheriff A J Larsen leaves for Sioux Falls with William Palmer and Wilbur Chapman, each sentenced to two and a half years for theft in Worthington. Parson, held in Worthington jail, is wanted in Huron for wife desertion.
Hope To Indict Capone In Tax Case
The Herald and Examiner reports the federal government has completed evidence for grand jury presentation in an income tax case against Al Capone. Conviction could bring up to one year in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine. Capone’s brother Ralph was recently convicted on the same charge.
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Mitchell Pollution Suits Held Up Over Bond Vote
A letter from L. Quinn, attorney for the Izaak Walton League James River committee, says Mitchell has no defense to two suits to stop sewage dumping into the James River. Action is held up while Mitchell considers a bond election to fund a sewage disposal plant. The league had planned an injunction against Huron, dropped after Fair City electors approved a $250,000 bond for a disposal plant.
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Roberts Receives Favorable Senate Report on Roberts Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia favorably for associate justice of the Supreme Court. The vote was unanimous and approval was expected quickly. The subcommittee of Borah Overman and Herbert favored confirmation with no protests filed.
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Idaho
Overman
North Carolina
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Rhode Island
Love-in-a-Mist Promised as Top College Drama Tonight
Theta Alpha Phi presents Love-in-a-Mist in the college auditorium at 8:30 directed by Clyde St. Heckart. The comedy and dramatic situations offer strong acting chances and mark the semi windup of the current season with high expectations for the cast’s performance.
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College Auditorium
Clyde ST. Heckart
Amelie Rives
Gilbert Emery
Police clash as salt raiders clash with guards at Wadala
Police guarding the government salt depot at Wadala used lathis to deter raids by Indian nationalists. Seven volunteers were injured as crowds jeered. A second wave saw about 100 volunteers raid the salt pans. 70 were arrested and 30 escaped with salt.
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Wadala
Graf Zeppelin Concludes First Lap Of South America Flight
Graf Zeppelin lands in Seville Spain ending the first leg of its journey to South America. Dr Eckener guided the craft over the city as crowds lined the streets to greet the airship. It circled the airport before touching down at 4 50 p m local time at the mooring mast.
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Rapid City Rifle Club Places Eighth in National Contest
Rapid City rifle club of the American Legion post finished eighth in a nationwide telegraphic contest held May 11. Fifty seven teams, limited to Legion members, competed. The winner was a post in Vancouver, Washington, with other ranks including Clearfield Pennsylvania Lima Ohio Philadelphia Lancaster New Jersey Chicago Roslyn New York Brattleboro Vermont Rapid City and Huronville listed in order.
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Bankers Discuss 4-H Finance Plan in Beadle County
Beadle County Bankers Association met at Hotel Marvin Hughitt to plan 4-H club finance for the year. Charles F. Barkl of Huron presided. R A Cave county agent reported on club activities. Pig and calf purchases are planned as part of the program.
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Beadie County Bankers Association
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Huron
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Beadle County
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R. A Cave
Beadle County Bankers Association
Tams Building To Be Started Soon
Construction of a two story business building with the second floor to house apartments will begin in a few days. Mrs Barbara Tams owner of the Royal hotel announced the plans and contractors were let to three Hurons with Frank Joehn Construction Co as general contractor. George Hunt heating and plumbing and E M Lothrop electrical wiring were named for trades.
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Royal Hotel
Yarns
Ilinois Avenue
Third Street
Huron
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George Hunt
Chiropractors Plan October Sioux Falls Convention
The South Dakota Chiropractic Association board arranged the October convention program in Sioux Falls. Attending from out of town were Dr. Platt of Broaling, president. Dr. Morgan of Rapid City, secretary. Dr. Smith of Watertown. Dr. Tjaden of Pierre. Dr. Farett of Aberdeen. Dr. Korll of Doll Rapids. Bethke of Huron attended the organizing meeting. The convention was last held in Huron.
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Chiropractic Association of
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Huron
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Huron Barber Fined In Municipal Court
M Thurer a Huron barber was fined 35 dollars on two charges intoxication and malicious mischief. He faced a window breaking charge at the parish house 54 Fourth street southeast. He paid part of the fines and was given two weeks to pay the balance as city attorney J B Sauer represented the city.
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M. Thurer
Dick Haney
Thurer
Fourth Street
J. B. Sauer
Dry Law Transfer Goes To President
President Hoover’s proposal to transfer prohibition enforcement to the justice department cleared the House and Senate, sending the bill to the president for approval. It places city enforcement under Attorney General Mitchell instead of Secretary Mellon. Other admin plans to unify border patrol and widen U.S. commissioner powers are pending. Industrial alcohol administration stays with the treasury and narcotics bureau.
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