Hog And Cattle Markets Down In Mixed Trade
Market report from Armour Stock Yards Huc eon May 22 shows hog receipts down 15 cents, cattle 25 or more lower with weekly average costs around 6.96 at 44 los. for the week 6.36 and 266. Sheep scarce, dairy cows slow, springer cows 80 75. Pigs scarce, No. 22 10. Representative sales list cattle prices and volumes for Sioux City and Watertown regions with mixed hog, cattle, and sheep movements and notes on beef, veal, and feeder demand.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huceon
Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Market Roundup Report May 22
Sioux City market reports show cattle receipts around 7,000 and calves 300 with trade not fully established. Cattle prices mostly steady to 25 lower on steers and heifers, cows softer, stockers and feeders active, hogs slow with 1 to 15 lower sales, sheep with limited action and lambs higher.
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Sioux City
T. S. Dept. Agr
Livestock market results from South St. Paul sale
Monday sale at South St. Paul reports cattle and calves trading unevenly. Fat steers mostly 9.50 or down for quality, fat cattle and stockers steady to lower, heifers 7.06 to 8.50, cows 5.75 to 6.75, cutters 4.25 to 5.50, calves weak with top around 10.50, 8.50 typical, hogs selling 12 lower on broad range, sow and stag prices noted, light weights varied.
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Paul
ST. Paul
Mitchell Produce Monday Market Ladled Hatchery Terms
Mitchell notes for Monday market include hens and turkeys with weights from under 4 pounds to 16 pounds. Items listed are Leghorn hens Foosters old toms and butters with multiple numbers indicating lots or prices though OCR incomplete.
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Mitchell
Leghorn
Old Tom Rys
Sioux Falls Produce Market Prices Update
Sioux Falls May 22 poultry prices listed for hens 4 lbs and over at 1, heavy hens under 4 lbs at 9, Leghorn hens and cocks at 6 and 5 respectively, live ducks at 6, geese at 5, assortments No 1 and No 2 priced 13 and 10, Butterfat No 1 at 16, Butter at 2244.
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Watertown
Sioux Falls
Bronx City
Sioux City
Bronx and New York Produce Prices May 22 Report
Prices for poultry eggs butter and live poultry across New York and Chicago markets on May 22 show declines in butter and mixed movement in eggs. Poultry items include hens roosters Leghorn broilers and fowls with varying weights and regional notes. live poultry and dressed boxes list steady to firm prices.
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New York
Markets At Glance Find No Clues In Stolen Car Quest
New York reports suggest no new clues in the May 7 theft of a car linked to a botched hold up at the Richard Semoha bakery in Wolsey. Sheriff Boyle and investigator C Fillback visited Sisseton on a tip while other markets showed mixed moves in grains and cattle.
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New York
John Boyle
U.S
Torney General's
Ralph Bartholow
Richard Semoha
Wolsey
Semoha
Wheat advances more than cent at Chicago market
Chicago May 22 wheat futures surged with gains up to 15 percent briefly, settling mostly unchanged. May wheat near 81.5 cents a bushel, highest since June 1938, with July, September mixed. Corn and oats declined modestly. Minneapolis and cash quotes show varied demand and protein levels across wheat grades.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Stock Gains From Steel Losses In Late Trade
New York stock market recovered from earlier losses as steel shares led a late rally. Trading volume neared 400000 shares with steel output seen at 48.5 percent capacity after weekly declines. Investors awaited President Roosevelt’s speech at the National Retail Federation event and U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysley, Montrose Ward, United Aircraft and others supported mixed bands and commodities.
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New York
Imarket Today
Teany Onry
Yuming
Roosevelt
National Retail Federation
U. S. Steel
Beth
First Aid Classes Planned in Wolsey School
Miss Daisy Keene Beadle County health nurse announces first aid classes to be held at Wolsey School every Thursday night starting Thursday May 25 at 7 o clock. The sessions are open to the public.
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Wolsey
Wolsey School
Daisy Keene Beadle
Supreme Court Affirms Bond Payments in Devalued Currency
The court split five to four with Justice Douglas likely delivering the decisive vote. The opinion held payments on gold bonds may be made in present-day devalued United States currency at face value, with Justices Black writing two opinions. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices McReynolds Butler and Stone dissented in the controversial ruling.
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Black
United States
Hughes
McReynolds
Butler
Stone
Douglas
DH and Mrs Wipf Attend Aberdeen Dental Convention
Dr and Mrs E F Wipf attend the S D Dental convention in Aberdeen and plan to return tomorrow. The item lists hospital admissions and discharges across several Huron area patients, with numerous names, wards, and statuses, plus stock quotes and market tidbits from New York.
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E. F. Wipf
Aberdeen
S. D
Tomor- Loh
Tragic Death At Turton Farms Farm Laborer Rudesen Dies
Fred Rudeen a 51 year old mechanic and farm hand was found dead at a Turton area farm with a shotgun beside him. Special funeral services were planned at Coleman parlors in Redfield with Rev H Severin Biyl officiating. Rudeen born in Aruke Sweden came to the U S in 1906 and is survived by brothers Robert and others and two sisters in Chicago. no relatives expected at the service.
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Spink County
Coleman
Aruike
Sweden
Rudeen
United States
Butter
Andover
Robert
Webster
Minneapolis
Chicago
J Hintermeister Dies Last Night at Beadle County Sanitarium
John Hintermeister, foreman at Beadle County sanitarium, died about 10:39 p.m. at his home after several weeks of illness. Born February 2, 187?, in Rock Island, he married Etla Burgoyne on February 21, 1806. He lived in Iowa five years before moving to Beadle County eight miles southeast of Huron, later becoming foreman at the county sanitarium about two and a half years ago. Survived by his widow, one son Sam Hintermeister of Slayton, Minnesota, one daughter Viva Hintermeister at home, five sisters, and five brothers. Funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning, with Dr. Charles E. Wilcox in charge. Interment in Slayton, Minnesota.
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Beadle County
Mr. Hintermeister
Rock Island
Etla Burgoyne
Iowa
Beadie County
Huron
Jevea
jSam_Hintermeister
Sleyton
Minn
Viva Hintermeister
Albert ‘Hintermeister
Slayton
Gus Hintermeister
Royals Meet with Dionne Children in Toronto
The Dionne quintuplets arrived in Toronto for a private audience with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The quints rode the Quintland Special seven-car train, waved to 200 railway workers, and wore blue coats with pink bonnets as they prepared to travel on to the Pacific bound royal train.
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Mitchell Hepburn
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King
Toronto
Spain
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Annette
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England
Elzire
F D R Urges Higher Income Through Production Boost
President Roosevelt argues that many families live on 15 a week and calls for substantial income gains via more goods and services. Hopkins emphasizes government stance against misrepresentation, labor exploitation, resource waste, and monopolistic practices to support profits only when productive.
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Vicome
Tapeliie
High School Debaters to Argue Government Rail Control
South Dakota debaters will argue the question what the United States should own and operate the railroads. The selection was announced by Huey High School deputy instructor D C Reutter, with Edward Voss of Clark serving as secretary of the South Dakota Forensic League.
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South Dakota
United States
D. C. Reutter
Hueyon
Edward Voss
Clark
South Dakota Forensic League
Two Men Die In Dead End Crash Near Kimball
A late May crash on a dead end near Kimball killed Gus Gunderson and Reinhold Leischner, with Don Simpson injured. The car plunged into a ditch after failing to negotiate a sharp turn. Gunderson and Leischner are mourned by families in Wessington Springs and Mitchell. funeral plans proceed.
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Edward Dowart
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Wessington Springs
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Dnl
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Leonard
Milon
RJ. Leischner
Ransom
Wessinger Springs
Lena Gunderson
Clarence
Samuel
Jim
Carl
John Lass
Ed Rinando
Near Springs
De Molays To Meet Early Tomorrow In Huron Chapter
Gordon McNamara announces the Huron Chapter De Molays will open at 7 p m Tuesday instead of 7 30 p m due to heavy business before the initiation. About 10 candidates will be initiated into the order tomorrow night.
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de Molays
de Nolay
Gordon McNamara
Rainfall spread with scattered showers across the state
Rain and light showers covered many areas from Frankfort to Watertown, with some regions missing rain entirely. The Getty area saw Friday showers but only light rain Sunday at Lebanon and nearby towns. Totals ranged up to around an inch in spots, aiding drought relief, while regions from Huron eastward and parts of the C.—N. W. south of Huron saw little or no rain. Areas near De Smet to Aurora and from Cavour to Unity reported light sprinkles, with several towns recording traces.
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Clark
Henry
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Seneca
Ferney
Conée
Huron
Cavour
de Smet
Aurora
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Monroe
Associated Press
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Platte Wi
Mitchell
Vivian
Kennebec
Delmont
Fined Jailed For Reckless Driving In Beadle County
Arthur Knodel of Virgil pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge C. M. Hall to careless and reckless operation of a motor vehicle. He received a $15 fine and a 10 day jail term after a hit and run Saturday near Huron. The crash on highway 37 involved a car owned by Albert Feuhrer and damaged a Fowler Indiana machine driven by Mrs. Zimmerman. Knodel fled the scene, later apprehended near Virgil, and was observed leaving the Great Northern tracks area. None of the occupants were injured in the incident.
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Koedel
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Knodel
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de Smet
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Oakton Brewery Company
Crane falls injures Summit Construction worker at Huron streets
Burton Van Holton of Northville, an employee of Summit Construction Company, sustained ten fractured vertebrae when a crane toppled during work on the waving of Huron streets Saturday afternoon. He is hospitalized in Huron.
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Northville
Summit Construction Company
Mr. van Holton
Huron
Huron Hospital
Danzig Polish clash over shooting sparks international tension
In Warsaw officials and newspapers seek to calm public while Danzig demands a public apology from Poland, damages to Grubner’s family, and surrender of the chauffeur. Poland counters with compensation for damage to the customs house and assurances Polish officials would be protected in Danzig. Berlin’s reaction and the fate of a forthcoming treaty influence the crisis.
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Free City
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Poland
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