Hog Market rises across Armour stockyards report
Hog prices gained 5 to 10 as receipts reached about 900 head Friday. Cattle and sheep markets were steady, with mixed steer and yearling classes and various cow, calf, and bull ranges. Chicago and Sioux Falls reports show similar firmness in hogs and steady cattle listing, while packers quoted several weight classes and veal prices with overall stability. Hog market activity remained moderate with top weights around 270 pounds and prices near 2.85 to 3.25 per hundredweight in places.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
10 Cent Upturn in Hog Values at Chicago Markets
Nov 4 1947 Chicago trading shows continued modest rise in hog prices as packers bid 2.35 to 3.40 for top hogs with big-weight sows scarce. Slaughter plants moved 3,000 hogs direct and 3,000 on hand. cattle offerings small and unexciting with steady to firm packer activity. At Saint Paul and Sioux City, hogs and cattle moved mixed with limited gains, market pressure for lighter weights, and buyers cautious on lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
St. Paul
T. Paul
Dakota
Wheat Futures Rise Amid Minneapolis Price Report
Minneapolis wheat futures strengthen after open and mid session gains led by stock market optimism and bullish abroad signals. Cash grain demand steady to good with durum, rye, and flax in good demand. corn and oats show varied strength while carlot quotes and cash close detail pricing.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Duluth Cash Close Grain Prices Report
Duluth market closes with mixed grain quotes for No 1 dark northern No 2 and No 3 northern varieties, including hard winter Montana and Montana durum. Prices show ranges from the mid 40s to around 50, with flax on track and new arrivals listed and futures implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlimmeapelis
Carlot
Nneapolis
Duluth
Montana
LOTH@LIM
Markets Report on Poultry Butter Eggs and Wool
Furnished daily by Swift and Co and By Bolles and Rogers. Poultry prices show dressed and live hens light and leghorn varieties with ducks geese and eggs priced across multiple markets New York Boston Sioux City Sioux Falls Mitchell and Chicago. Butter and butterfat at various levels, hides and wool values listed. Eggs and chicken prices cited with firm or steady trends across regions. New York and Chicago reports indicate firm eggs and steady butter.
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Huron Poultry
Buck Brothers Forse & DL
Leghorn
Market drift but light trading on a quiet day
Stocks rose modestly amid light trading as market activity stayed subdued. Major names like American Telephone, Chemical, American Can, Santa Fe and others showed small gains while volume remained limited.
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Ate
Telephone
Chemical
Norbeck Says He Would Cooperate With Roosevelt
Senator Norbeck, en route to Parkston, says he would work with President Roosevelt on farm relief if elected. He emphasizes a twelve year record in the fight for farm equality and asks voters for a mandate supporting the cause, noting South Dakota stands behind a fair price for farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Norbeck
Parkston
Roosevelt
South Dakota
East
Washington
Huron College Journalists Attend South Dakota Press Convention
Four Huron college journalists and G W Grattan leave for Sioux Falls to attend the South Dakota Collegiate Press association annual convention at Augustana college. Three delegates will have active roles including Vert Lewis speaking on Feature Stories and Amelia Weidenbach presenting on Bi annual versus Annual. Grattan discusses problems in printing the annual. Yearbooks and newspapers will be judged, Rubaiyat and Alphamega entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
G. W. Grattan
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
South Dakota Collegiate Press Assosciation
Huron
Vert Lewis
Alphamega
Amelia Weidenbach
Rubsigat
Grattan
Press Association
Child Welfare Week Plans By P T A District Chairman
P T A district plans radio programs for Child Welfare Week November 14 to 19. Bert Phillips chaired meetings with unit chairmen in Sept A J Lang's office to arrange broadcasts on KGDY featuring the P T A Women’s chorus. Also tonight a young voters program on KGDY 7 15 to 7 30 p m with William Wipf Kathleen Cone and R M Russell. Receipts total 1 427 118 and expenditures 1 261 412 in the pre election Democratic report.
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P.T.A. Mes
Bert Phillips
A. J. Lang
KGDY
P. T. A. Women’s Chorus
Young Republican League
William Wipf
Kathleen Cone
R. M. Russell
League
Washington
Democratic National Committee
House
Hospitals Admit Patients and Market Quotation Roster
At The Hospitals Possesoeees Admitted T L Bunn Iroquois minor surgical Mrs F B Braun. Consolidated Gas Union Pacific gains cited. Closing quotations list wide array of equities including Am Can Am Loco Am Sugar AT&T IBM Ford Motors and many others with mixed fractional gains. Minneapolis stocks section concludes with sparse entries.
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T. L. Bunn
F. B. Braun
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific Wan
al Chem & Dye
Allis
AT & T
Ansconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Barnsdall
Bendix
Beth St
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat] Cash
Nat'l Dairy Prod
Natl Power & Lt
N ¥ Cent
Ny-Nh & H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Pan- Am Pet
Pars Pub
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
B.ca
RKO
Hem Rami
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears Roebud
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
Stow
Stewart -Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
Union Carbide
United Corp
United Fruit
US Kid al
U.S Rubber
US Steel
Warner
Pow Wow Day Awards Report At Huron College
Students at Huron college received major attention for Pow Wow costumes and floats during morning exercises. Prizes from Huron businesses went to creators of winning ideas including a stripped model I flivver Spirit of low mood and Douglas Miller for original Indian float.
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Huron College
Huron
I” Flivver
George Theimer
Lloyd Fuglestein
Douglas Miller
Leroy Nelson
Reuben Feterson
William Quick
Willis van Heuvelen
Victor Anhorn
Frances’ Humphres
Marjorie Sill
Eida Paleck
Richard Pickell
Genevieve Bardon
Glenn Parker
Stafford Studer
Lila Williams
Jasper Moulton
Herbert Christen
John DeVries
K. D. Laney
Lillian Love
Huron High School
L. S. Watts
Miriam Speirs
Gordon Tish
Sthylle Kearns
Elaine Wieber
Mary Scruby
Elizabeth Voorhees
Scruby
Leagues of Women Voters Organized in Wessington and Alpena
Mrs J R Parkes led the Fifth Region group and Mrs W Feige directed the event in Wessington at Minnie Stobbs home where Edna Gaither became president Maude Peterson vice president and Stobbs secretary treasurer The Alpena gathering at Mrs Feige s home elected V J Linn president and J E Shull secretary treasurer Both groups plan to study state legislation sharing social hour refreshments.
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J. R. Barkes
Secratary
National League of Women Voters
W. Feige
S. R
Schuyler
Carl Smith
Wessington
Minnie Stobbs
Edna Gaither
Maude Peterson
Sthis
V. J. Linn
J.E. Shull
Church Services for Sunday At Central Church of Christ
Announcement from Pastor Lillisin Evans LeRine outlines Sunday schedule at 602 Oregon Avenue Southeast. Bible school at 10 a m communion and service at 11 a m evening service at 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m public invited to attend.
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Lillisin Evans 'LeRine
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue Southeast
Change Is Made In Radio Lineup To Evening Huvonite
The 9 45 p m republican league on WJZ NBC should be eliminated. A republican talk by Dudley Field Ma Jones will air at 6 30. Alfred E Smith will be added to the WEAF and NBC democratic program at 9 o clock.
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Republican League
WJZ
NBC
Dudley Field Ma
Jone
Alfred E. Smith
WEAF
Public tire of G. O. P. echoed in final campaign push
The piece reports widespread voter fatigue with the GOP, calling the eleventh hour White House push un-American. It notes Gov. Roosevelt’s upcoming speeches at the academy and Madison Square Gardens as he aims to rally support for a Democratic victory, with Smith appearing alongside him.
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Roosevelt
Academy
Pat Albay
Alred. E.smith
Smith
Bin
Labor leaders denounce circular linking labor to Hoover
A Democratic claim cites a Labor Division statement rebutting a national committee circular. William Green of the AFL denounces the circular as misusing names of 23 labor leaders. He states no authority was given for his name, and notes rumors of large orders to influence workers are false.
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Cleveland
Pa. F
Whitney
Brotherhood of
Hoover
Breanne
New York
Labor Division
Democratic National Campaign Committee
William Green
Republican “National Committee
Green
American Federation of Labor
Frank C. Martel
Detroit Federation of Labor
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic Lawyers Panel Reported to Farley
Robert H. Jackson, chairman of the Democratic Lawyers' committee, reported yesterday by Jetter to James A. Farley. The brief item notes internal party communication and the involvement of key Democratic figures in committee reporting.
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New York
Robert H. Jackson
Democratic Lawyers’ Committee
Jetter
James A. Farley
Democratic
Fou Save to Classiro WILL TRADE 22 SPECIAL Winchester rifle for a good .419 or 2) gauge shore gun
Classified notice seeking to trade a .22 caliber Winchester rifle for a .419 or 2 gauge shore gun. Includes contact phone 2229. Also advertises a wanted to buy for an automated shotgun and provides phone 2275.
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Meeting of Collegiate Press
Possesoeees
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Ples
Fou
Chas E. Lowery
West Third St
Stocks
BOAR
Room Service
Mitchell Huron Sioux Falls
Senate” Committee
Robt. M
Peter Norbeck
U. S. Senator
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National Farmers Union
Farmers Union
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