Market News: Late Advance in Armour Stock Market
Market reports from Armour stockyards and several others show a late Monday advance with prices for cattle calves and sheep broadly steady to higher. Buyers and shippers logged steady to firm activity as hogs rose, while lamb and steer quotes reflected cautious demand across Chicago Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets on May 24.
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Armour
Huron
California
Chicago
U.s,d.a
Sioux
Sioux Palls
Sioux City
S.D.A
Haifers
Poultry and dairy market notes from Chicago and New York
Chicago poultry prices show live birds steady with various breeds priced around 16 to 28 cents per pound, while turkeys and ducks move at lower levels. New York butter prints steady to higher, with creamery and firsts selling around 28 to 33 cents, storage packed firsts near 21 to 24 cents, and mixed color eggs around 20 to 24 cents, reflecting a conservative market in mid May.
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Sioux City
U.S.D.A
Beieo
Viz
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
White Rock
Roosters
Leghorn AM
Mall
New York
Leghorn
Leghorn 'S
Weinberg Brothers
Cassid
Buying Picks Up In Late Session Wheat Slumps As Corn Rises
In New York and Chicago markets on May 24 buyers returned to stocks after a down day. Wheat fell while corn gained modestly aided by Canadian rain and monthly accounts adjustments. The trading floor saw steady but small activity with a mood of cautious recovery amid mixed price moves across grains and commodity futures. The Associated Press reported broader market context including federal wage and hour news and potential bond support from court decisions.
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Chicago
Canada
Oklahoma
Huron
Swift & Co
Minneapolis
Associated Pres
New York
Brokid
Wall Street
Washington News
Supreme Court
Vote Delayed On Relief Measure
Washington May 24 Reported delays threaten final House approval of the 1.5 billion relief bill as debates over earmarked funds for public works highways and flood relief stall action. Democrats push for diversions with Rep Belter Cartwright and Crowe proposing 200 150 and 50 million respectively while administration leaders oppose. Farmers from drought areas seek another drought relief bill and WPA funding gains support from Gov Elmer Benson and Sen Nye amid commodity price notes.
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Washington
Belter
New York
Cartwright
Oklahoma
Rep
Crowe
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Vier
Works Progress Administration
Citizens Committee
WPA
White House
Elmer Benson
Minnesola
Senator Nye
North Dakota
Watertown and Sioux Falls Produce Prices May 24
Produce from Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux City lists apricots for sale and prices for hens ducks eggs butterfat and other items. Entries show multiple weight categories and price figures for live poultry eggs butter and related market quotes from each city. Chicago market notes indicate butter eggs and poultry prices mixed with government purchases and inflation concerns.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Jeghort
Icehorn Springs
W L Rowe 45 Aberdeen Insurance Agent Dies
W L Rowe 45 a prominent South Dakota insurance agent and Legionnaire dies at his Aberdeen home after a stroke. He led state fire insurance agency outreach with representatives across towns. Survived by widow Hulda Rowe mother Mrs Alice Rowe brother Charles S Rowe and sisters Mrs Peter Remsen Funeral services will be held there Wednesday afternoon.
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Aberdeen
W. Lou Bowe
South Dakota Legionnaire
Ove Fire
South
Charles S. Rowe
Wilmington
Del
Peter Remsen
Takoma Park
Victory and Unemployment Law Debated by Justices
The article reviews Justice Cardozo’s defense of the Social Security Act and unemployment insurance as a national relief measure. It covers dissents by Justice Sutherland and Justice Hughes on state rights, the tax and credit mechanism, and arguments that federal aid was needed as private relief failed. It cites state maximum weekly benefits like Wyoming 18 dollars and Michigan 6 dollars, plus broader provisions for elderly, dependent children, and health programs.
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Sutherland
United States Treasury
Treasury
United States
Bulle
Cardozo
Washington
Charles G. Steward Machine Company
Alabama
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Michigan
Hope Dims For Deal With Lewis
Cincinnati May 24 The American Federation of Labor faced a renewed split as its executive council proposed expelling all Committee for Industrial Organization affiliated central bodies from AFL lines and raising monthly dues by 35 to fund anti CIO expansion. The plan targeted fields and unions loyal to Lewis and sought to claim territory from the United Mine Workers and others, while CIO unity efforts faltered amid conflicting stances by leaders including William Green and Joseph Zanis. The Guild, led by Heywood Broun, declined representation, and peace talks were revived only to meet immediate resistance from Lewis allies. The conference will be followed by an AFL executive council session.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Fedperason
Ishor
Committee For Industrial Organization
ALFL
War Chest
A. F
Siso
Lewis
Attlantic City
International Ladies Garment Workers
C. I. O. Unon
Green
Heywood Broun
Guild
Isa
Catholic Women Reelect Spitte Catholic Women Reelect Spitte MITCHELL
Mrs Lulu Spitle of Springfield reelected state regent of the Catholic Daughters of America at the biennial convention held in Mitchell. Officers named include Lucy Rhinehart Rose Rapid City Agnes Dunn Burbank Margaret Eageen Flandreau Catherine Phalan Aberdeen J P OConnor Vermilion with Margaret Lentz Brookings and Margaret Eugendilome at large. National officers introduced and essay prizes awarded to seventh and eighth graders with winners Annabel Rose Hale Lawrence Mason Jennie Brenman Marion Farrell.
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Annabel Rose Hale
St. Francis Mission
Lawreace Mason
Notre Dame Academy of Mitchell
Jennie Brenman
Rapid City
Marion Farrell
St Thomas of Madison
Admitted and Discharged Patients at Local Hospitals
Admitted: Mrs. E L Campbell. Mrs Georgis Graham Carth ais. Staley FPurinton. EHan croft. Mrs Harry Marone. Katherine Walters Huron. Ong Grethe De Smet. Frances Montanic Rapid City. Mrs Bernice Mitlord Iroquois. Mrs M B Erickson Huron. Dismissed: Mrs W W Bennett Huron. Kenneth Voorhuus Hitchcock. Wade Lew Allen Troyes George Muilenburs Manchester.
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E. L. Campbell
Huron
Georgis Graham
Carthais
Medical
Staley Fpurinton
Ehancroft
Harry Marone
Huram
Katherine Walters Huron
Surgical
Ong Grethe
de Smet
Frances Montanic
Rapid City
Bernice Mitlord
Iroquois
M. B. Erickson
W. W. Bennett
Kenneth Voorhuus
Hitchcock
Wade Lewallen
Troyes
George Muilenburs
Manchester
Roosevelt on federal role in labor laws debated
A fragmented item discusses Senate curbs on federal powers, with quotes from residents arguing the legislation should stimulate state action rather than hinder it. The piece notes interstate commerce reach and cautions that some labor issues are purely local and not solvable by federal law.
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