Swine Market Drops While Cattle Sheep Steady at Armour Stock Yards
Market reports from Armour Stock Yards on May 23 show swine prices down about 10 cents with top at 6.30 and 3,200 salable hogs moving slowly. Cattle and sheep prices hold steady, with feeders and light stock steers around 7.00 and heifers near 5. Notable hogs priced 6.40 for 180 to 250 pounds and 6.15 for 250 to 370 pounds. sows around 5.45 to 5.75. Sheep demand softer with fat lambs quiet and ewes at 3.75. Representative Sioux City sales list cattle and beef prices for various weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Huron and regional produce market prices list
Daily market snapshot lists Huron and Mitchell Watertown and Sioux Falls produce prices including heavy hens, roosters, leghorn hens, eggs, butterfat and butter. Chicago futures and Minneapolis cash quotes cover wheat oats and corn with range, highs, lows, and delivery months.
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Huron
Swift 4 Co
S. D
Burley
Markets At Glance From New York and Chicago
Markets show mixed activity with New York stocks easing and bonds steady to down. Commodities display uneven moves in cotton, coffee soft, sugar uneven, while Chicago wheat rises and cattle stay firm. grain prices listed include oats No 2 white 92 percent and flax No 1 at 1.60189.
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New York
U. 8
Wall Street
July Wheat Climbs on Hot Southwest Weather Rally
Wheat futures rise as July gains over a cent to around 75 and September to mid 75, fueled by hot southwestern weather. Premiums of 5 cents or more for actual wheat spur buying while futures trading showed firm highs and some profit taking.
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Chilagg
May
Hog Prices Fall Amid Heavy Hog Receipts in Chicago Market
Heavy hog receipts pushed prices down 10 to 20 cents with a top near 6.95 per cwt, the lowest in five years. Cattle trades were steady to firm while lambs showed slow, steady movement. Buyers reported salable hogs at 14,000 head and cattle at 6,000 head with varying prices across weight classes and regions.
Market Report From Paul and Sioux Falls Livestock
Paul livestock sale in South St Paul May 23 shows cows steady to 1.75 to 1.90 beef cows, veal scarce, steers slow to sell. heifers steady to weak with medium to good around 7.50 to 9.00. calves weak. Sheep and lambs opening steady to higher with good and choice shorn ewes 2.25 to 2.75. Sioux Falls cattle and hog market May 22 sees hogs steady to 10 lower, top 6.50. cattle 1,900 head steady with quotations unchanged.
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Paul
South St, Paul
SM. N. Si
Sioux Falls
Falls
Sioux City Livestock Prices May 22 Short Report
Sioux City market notes show salable calves 2 500 head with 100 medium to good steers and yearlings steady to stronger. Heifers priced around 8.25 to 9.75 with small lots near 20.00. fed heifers scarce. cows steady and veal largely 9.00, stockers and bulls at mixed but steady levels.
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Sioux City
Bouteza
Grealer
Sioux City Produce Reports May 23 Poultry Eggs Butter
Sioux City and Chicago and New York market notes dated May 23 report prices for poultry eggs and butter. Poultry prices cover hens roosters broilers Leghorn stock and heavy breeds with No 1 No 2 and case lots. eggs traded in cases and loose with varying No 1 No 2 prices. butter creamery grades and storage prices listed.
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Broux Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
New York
Leading Stocks Wind Up At Lower Levels
New York stocks moved lower after attempts to spark a longer rally faltered. The market saw modest gains at times, with turnover around 450000 shares. Dealers noted subdued buying and selling despite the President's speech to the American Retail Federation, producing little market stimulation.
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New York
American Retail Federation
Closing are By Associated Press AirReducs and More
Fragmentary financial snippet lists percentages for multiple corporations and brands such as Alaska Jun, Lowes AlleghCorp Mieich-Dye MarshField AlStores MiamiCop Allis-ChMiz MinHonKey AmCan MontWard AmLoco NatBiscuit Ambowart Rat Cashier AT&T WatLead and others, resembling a closing stock or market summary from a historical page.
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Che Associated Pro AirReducs
Alaska Jun
Loews 'AlleghCorp
Mane
Mieich-Dye
MarshField
AlStores Sty
MiamiCop
Allis-ChMiz
MinHonKey
AmCan Ani MontWard
Am&ForPow
Murray Corp
Aminternut
Nash-Kelv
AmLoco
NatBiscuit
Ambowart Ty “Rat Cashier
Amrad&sis
NetDa AmSm&Ref
Natdi Iit
Quintuplets Visit the King and Queen in Royal Audience
The Dionne quintuplets met the King and Queen, kissed by the Queen and presented bouquets and autographed pictures. They wore a white London coat, spoke in French during a 19 minute audience, then visited the legislature with their parents and nurses, charming all observers.
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Cecile
Emilie
Annette Andavonne
Marie
London
Quirts
Dr. Dafoe
Papa
Mama Dionne
J. A. Valin
Gly
Itinerant Doctor Detained Amid Earnest Medicine Claims
An itinerant medic identified as J. J. Normand from Baker Montana was detained by police in Huron after selling his remedies to a local resident. A laboratory test is being conducted on his medicines while authorities investigate his claims of curing numerous ailments.
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Baker
Mont
J. J. Normand
Huron
Minneapolis bank stocks mixed on May growth
Minneapolis stocks report shows mixed bank shares trading May 23 with First Bank Bt 104 down 10 percent and Ford Motor Ltd holding steady while other local banks advance.
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Minneapolis Bank Btocks
Minneapolis
First Bank Bt 104 Ie
Forthorthweas Banco i
Republic Steel Sues CIO and SWOC in Major Damages Case
Republic Steel filed in federal court under Sherman and Clayton Acts seeking at least 2.5 million dollars in triple damages and 7.5 million against CIO SWOC CIO President John L. Lewis and about 700 listed strikers claiming 1937 Little Steel Strike damages. The suit cites blockades missiles armed mobs riots and obstruction of rail and mail services.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation Today
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
John L. Lewis
Little Steel
Republic Steel
Republic
SWOC
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel
Cleveland Law
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Great Lakes
Wheat Loans Set Floors for 1939 Grain Credit Program
The 1939 wheat loan plan establishes cash floor values for stored grain at major markets and adds a protein content option for premium wheat. Cash loan rates range from 0 to 85 cents per bushel by grade and location, with 4 percent interest and April 30, 1940 maturity. Sam H. Lassen travels to Washington to help outline administrative details.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Minneapolis
St. Lay
Portland
Ore
South Oakota
Sam H. Lassen
State Committee
Aurora
Washington
Rainy Upland Areas Boost South Dakota Crops
The state weather service reports variable rainfall across counties with Huron Ardmore Fairfax Faith Yankton Milbank Murdo Mobridge Lemmon Rapid City Madison Howard Willow Lake and Deuel County all noting precipitation. Farmers say crop conditions have improved with moisture reaching half an inch in several locations and rye still slow but later grains expected to recover after the first substantial rain since April 16.
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State Weather Bureau
Huron
Ardmore
Fairfax
Faith
Yankton
Milbank
Murdo
Mobridge
Lemmon
Rapid City
Madison
Howard
Deuel County
Hamlin County
Willow Lake
St Lake Preston
Augustana to honor Norwegian Prince with degree
Augustana College will confer an honorary Doctor of Laws on Crown Prince Olav of Norway during his American tour. The presentation is set for June 14 in Sioux Falls with a formal banquet and noon luncheons planned. Prince Olav and Princess Martha will attend, with formal dress requested for the reception and dinner.
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Augustana
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Olav
Norway
N. O. Monserud
Mongerud
Printee Clay
Prince Olay
Monserud
Bartender Fined and Jail Term for Minor Liquor Sale
Bertram Judson of the Royal Liquor Store pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge C N Hall to selling liquor to a minor. He was fined 256 dollars, ordered to pay 200 dollars costs, and serve five days in the county jail. The case followed a party involving high school students and property damage. State's Attorney Tom H Luby led the prosecution. Judson had no counsel.
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Bertram Judson
Royal Liquor Store
Third Street
C. N. Hall
Judson
Tom H. Luby
Inquiry into Mrs Hull's Jewish Blood Sparks Laborious Hearing
Washington May 23 Felix M Merwhirter Indianapolis banker testified before the House un American activities committee about his motive in inquiring into Cordell Hull's possible Jewish blood to gain information for sale He questioned Janes Campbell Owensboro and Alfred Lancena and William Allen White about Jewish connections Campbell admitted reports circulated were aimed at a certain race The hearings also probed a Harmonic Club waiter alleged to have supplied anti Semitic material and a possible plot to overthrow the government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Felix M. MecWhimer
Indianapolis
House un-American Investigating Committee
Cordell Hull
Indiana
Republican State Central Committee
Janes E. Campbel
Owensboro
Hull
Pat
Campbell
Alfred M. Lancena
William Allen White
Kansas
Cashman Dies
Democrat
Texas
McWhirter
Landon
White
Tosa
Merwhirter
Campbel
Wry
George Rice
Dudley P. Gilbert
New York
Gilbert
James E. Campbell
Owenslore
Mie
Return to Tulare brothers visit Canton
Virgil and Orville penanced aere returned to their home in Tulare after spending a few days visiting their brother Walter in Canton.
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Tulare
Virgil
Orville
Tulane
Walter
Canton 5
Miss Helen Prickett Delights In Lake Angles Senior Recital
Miss Helen Prickett of Lake Angles delivered a senior recital in Un Huron College chapel. She displayed a wide soprano range and refined tone, performing modern program songs, operatic selections, and a final Strauss Danube arrangement. Professor Ward led the music program and praised her artistically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Prickett
Lake Angeles
UN Huron College
Lafia
HE Ward
School of Music
Macel Egegiester
Wessington
Grave B. Finley
Miss Prickett
Gaul
Holy City
Massenet
Manon
Puccini
Terfly
Braine
Wish
Sprass
Weberlin
Strauss
Ward
Eggleston
Ireland
G.isex
Miss. Prickett
Prof
Appeal Filed Over Barber Ordinance in Huron Case
Notice from Pierre reports an appeal in a city case against R M Munson, a local barber, challenging the legality of Huron’s barber opening closing ordinance. The city commission acted after Judge Hall ruled lack of authority to enforce the rule, briefs not yet filed. George E Longstaff represents the city, James Byrnes represents the defendant.
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R. M. Munson
Huron
Con
Supreme Court
Pierre
City Commission
C. N. Hall
Ulstes
Associated Press
Fire of Huron
George E. Longstaff
James Byrnes
Hospital admissions and dismissals in Huron region
At Huron hospitals adoptions list shows admissions for Mrs Quinn Dennis Wil ron Mrs Cor Danley Hu ron Mrs Cy Emmelius Hu ron Mrs Gus Horn Wessey Mrs Viola Wills win Jammie Hunter Ye Smet Plazi Derungs Raymond John tre Hitchcock Mery Mayberry Fitenceck and minor surgeries for John tre Hitchcock. Dismissals include George Allinsor Mrs A A Grote Timothy Stan and Mrs Pronk. In Huron Mrs Charles Reilly with a baby daughter is noted. Speed recovery with Walk flowers fade.
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Quinn Dennis
Wil Ron
Medical
Cor Danley
Huron
Cy Emmelius
Surgical
Gus Horn
Sey
Viola Willswin
Jammie Hunter
Ye Smet
Plazi Derungs
Raymond
John Tre Hitchcock
Mery Mayberry
Fitenceck
George Allinsor
Mitella
A A. Grote
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Ee Eee
Huron Grain Market
Mitchell
Leghorn
Hennery
Watertown
Y Bec
Minnéapolis
Gars
Montana
Balley
Carlos Rance
Cadat
Frage Uesidershem
Poland
Danzig
Helmuth Andres
Kalthof
Tigenhof
Andres
Adolf Fitler
Italy
Spain
Generalissimo
Franco
EE Duce
Amtobg
AmWatWks
AmWoolPf
Anaconda
Armill
Atcht&sf
Auref
AviaCorp
BaldenLaco
Balt&Qhic
Earnsdal
Bendix Avia
BethlSteel
BoeingAirpl
Borden
BorgWarner
Brigging
BuddMig
Calumet&Fee
CanadianPac
Case
CaiTrac
Celanese
NatPowSlet
NotSupply
Nyccentral
Amer Avia
WorthAmer
North
nPac
Ohio Oil
T Oliver Four
OvisEley
PackardMot
ParamPict
PatheFilm
Peney, JC
Pennrr
PhelDodge
Philip Mor'’s
Philip’s Pet
Prock&Gam
Pullman
Lewis
Indiana Banker
Barber
Marie McKown
Mirer
Brookings
E. E. Clark
Huron Hide & Mets
S. E
Roy Housmar
Mgr
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