Market News Dime Lower On Hogs In Armour Yard
Hogs sold Thursday with prices 10 cents lower reaching a top of 7.49 as receipts were around 800. Cattle calves and sheep held steady or risen to about 8.50 to 7.00 for mid grades. Slaughter hogs and feeding lambs steady with general market for cattle bulls and stocker calves also described. From Sioux Falls air, hog prices near 7.50 with bulk around 7.40 and butchers at 7.15 to 7.35. cattle 600 head steady, bulls 5.25 to 6.00, stocker calves 7.00 to 9.00.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Siewe Faille
Sioux Falls
Hoxs
Huron and Sioux Falls Produce Market Report for Nov 17
Daily market notes from Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Chicago, and New York detail poultry and egg prices, hens by weight, leghorn and springs categories, Butterfat grades, and turkey listings. Highlights include hens over 5 lbs at Huron and springs prices across several regions, with changes noted for No. 1 and No. 2 butterfat and eggs by case type.
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Huron
South Dakota
Swift & Co
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City
Mitchell
Bulter
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Chicago
Bbss
New York
Express
Brothers
Puildts
Hogs and cattle prices slip in Chicago market report
Chicago market notes hogs at 26 000 head slow and uneven with top at 7.75 while 180 to 290 pounders average around 7.60 to 7.70. Calves and cattle show mixed gains and steady to higher on select lots, with fat lambs and sheep around steady and demand fair to active as buyers sort good native and western stock.
Representative sales Sioux City cattle report shows varied prices
U S D A sales data lists beef steers and yearlings with 15 head averaging 1026 pounds at 11.00, five cows and heifers records, hogs showing heavies up to 7.50, mediums around 7.00 to 7.55, and lights trading 7.50 to 7.70.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Thursday
U S D A cattle and calf totals around 2 500 and 200 with most slaughter classes steady and feeder stocks scarce. Yearlings bring 11.00 to 11.90 per hundredweight while many sales run 8.00 to 50.00. cows and cutters mixed with light demand. hogs and sheep noted with early fat lamb bids steady and natives at 8.50.
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Sioux City
Stoux City
U. S D
Annie
Livestock Prices From South St. Paul Market Report
St Paul Livestock Market notes cattle offerings at South St Paul with slaughter cattle strong and calves firm. Medium steers 700 to 750, heifers around 625, good cows up to 6.25, stockers 6 to 7.50, vealers 7.50 to 9.00. Hogs largely lower with top around 15.05, sows down, barrows and gilts down, sheep demand subdued with undertone firm. Overall market activity described as fairly active for cattle and weaker for hogs.
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St. Paul
Chicago Wheat Rises On British Purchase Hopes
Chicago wheat futures climbed on unofficial reports that Britain canceled a six to ten cent tariff on American wheat. Traders eyed a potential large U S sale to Great Britain, with about 600000 bushels Canadian wheat benefiting. December through May contracts pushed higher, while oats held steady.
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Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Dec
Markets At Glance From New York and Minneapolis
New York markets mixed with gains in bonds rail shares and wheat while currencies hold steady. In Chicago commodities echo wheat strength with cattle soft to steady and hogs down slightly. Minneapolis reports varied grain prices with No 1 heavy dark spring wheat at 76 percent and No 3 dark spring 66 to 69 percent, oats and flax prices listed.
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Wis
Montana
Ward
Minneapolis
Industrials Rise More Than 2 Points in Quiet Rally
New York stocks halted three-day decline as industrials gained over two points amid cautious trading. Investors weighed international tensions from the German antisemitic flareup against improving domestic business news and awaiting details of the new Anglo American trade measure.
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New York
Wall Street
Many Brands Featured In Alaska Jan Sale Report
The snippet lists numerous company names and percentages, indicating a compiled market or stock listing. Brands include Adams Exo 11K, AlliedCh-Dye, AmCan, Boeing, PackardMot, Nash-Kelv, NatBiscuit, North'n Pac, Otisley, ParkUtah, Pathe Film, and others with various percentage figures suggesting stakes or yields.
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SSM
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NatDistill
NatPow&Lt
Nyycentral
NoAmAvia
MorthAmer
North'nPac
OhigOik
OliverFarm
Otisley
PackardMot
ParkUtah
Pathe Film
Brown Seeks Substituting New Measure For AAA
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Harry L. Brown told Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation that Congress would pursue a new act or major amendments to replace or overhaul the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. He said the act is not perfect and requires improvements, but warned that basic structural changes differ from routine amendments and that farmers could lose gains if they push too far.
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Tens
Harry L. Brown
Congress
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
Brown
Nansen Office Wins Nobel Peace Prize
The 1938 Nobel peace prize was awarded to the Nansen office for refugees at Geneva in Oslo. It marks the fourth time the award went to an institution rather than an individual. The prize funds totaled about $38,000. The office coordinates refugee welfare, finds work, and collaborates with private organizations while raising funds for these purposes.
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Nansen
Geneva
Pridl- Jot Nansen
Norway
Gay
Nansen International Office For
Walter Edwards Bonded On Tipsy Driving Charge
Walter Edwards, Baro, appeared in municipal court on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was released on a $50 bond after a crash on the city west side damaged a parked machine and caused a fractured collarbone.
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Walter Edwards
Baro
Edwards
Correction fixes party mislist in District 43 results
A correction from Pyerre notes two legislators elect in District 43 were mislisted as Republicans and should be Democrats. Other totals remain 62 Republicans and 13 Democrats in the House. Hospital ad admissions and dismissals follow, naming several patients in Huron Frankfort Hitchcock and Burrton.
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Correction Pyerre
vFi
Tripp
Todd
Henry Girean
Wewela
L. Seherer
Curb Closes Cities Service Bond Trading
In New York on November 17 curb trading for Cities Service bond issues ended as markets closed. Details indicate shifts in bond activity and pricing reflected in late session data.
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New York
Curbnew
York
é&Sh
Young Democrats Re Elect Beadle County Club Leaders
Chitty G W Chitty was reelected president of the Beadle County Young Democratic Club at the annual election meeting held at the courthouse Wednesday night Lucile Jacobs was reelected secretary and Tom Venables was elected treasurer, succeeding Marvin Murphy Plans for a fall and winter social activities series were outlined at the November meeting, President Catty reported today Special committees will be named to arrange these varied functions
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Beadle County
Young Democratic Club
Lucile Jacobs
Tom Venables
Tressurer
Marvin Murphy
Cattly
Hines to Appear at Beadle County School Officers Meeting
Beadle County school officers and workers gather in Huron for their annual meeting featuring J. F. Hines state superintendent of public instruction. Hines will discuss issues and take questions at 2 o'clock in the courthouse, with O D Dunbar also speaking on Advant ages of the IDEA. Eva Davis to preside and expect about 150 attendees.
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Beadle County
Huron
J. F. Hines
Public Instruction
Hines
O.D. Dunbar
Huron High School
Three Standard Oil Employees Moved to Huron Office
Transfer of three employees to the South Dakota division offices of the Standard Oil Company in Huron was made recently. G. L. Parks, married, came from Billings Montana to be lubricating engineer. W. Westmiller, automotive engineer from Minot North Dakota, moved his wife and three children to 818 Ninth Street Southwest. Miss Viola Zeigler of Blue Earth Minnesota, a comptometer operator, was transferred to Huron from Minot.
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Standard Oil
South Dakota
Standard Oil Company
Huron
G. £. Parks
Billings
Mont
W. ¥. Westmiller
Minot
N. D
Ninth Street
Viola Zeigler
Blue Earth
Minn
Wanda Carpenter Wins Sweepstakes in Huron Contest
Wanda Carpenter of Route 3 Huron is named sweepstakes winner in a local coloring contest run by the Saturday Evening Huronite. Ten winners were announced including Jane Kaith Pauline Morgan Jimmy Marras Lucille Lemmer Lieyd O Brien LaVerne Sahlie Vernette Meyers Donald Timm Teddy Hay all from Huron or nearby areas. Entrants colored a page of the comic section and mailed entry to the newspaper office before 5 PM the following Wednesday.
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Route 3
Huron
Huron Theatre
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Route 4
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Lucille Lemmer
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LaVerne Sahlie
Beron
Vernette Meyers
Donald Timm
Teddy Hay
Huronite
New Bishop Installed At Crookston Minnesota
Crookston Minnesota November 17 public reception concluded the installation of Rev. John Hubert Pasches D D as bishop of the Crookston Catholic diocese. Five bishops attended the ceremonies earlier in the day Archbishop John Gregory Murray of St Paul anointed him to his throne. Predecessor Most Rev Timothy Corbett remained confined in St Vincent's hospital in Crookston.
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D.D
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Bismarck
Aloysius Muench
Fargo
Thomas Weich
Duluth
Joseph Busch
St Cloud
Francis Kelley
Winona
City Briefs From Huron and Nearby Visits
Local notes recap visits by Mrs. Nettie Morgan to Sioux Falls and Milwaukee associates, Mrs. Bernard McNelis of Plentywood and Mrs. Sigler of Los Angeles visiting in Huron, plus Elks lodge talks in Mitchell. Ads promote corsets, fur sales, beauty services, and a wedding license issued for Hendricks and Poppen. Community events include a rummage sale at Congress Church and a "Mysterious Wedding" screening.
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Wash
Sioux Falls
Huron
W. A. Huntington
E. I. Bowe
Cliff Willams
Curtis
Flemings
Royal Hotel
Bilers
Charles Sigler
Los Angeles
Peter H. Hendricks
Ge Smet
Mathilda Grace Poppen
de’ Smet
Conrres
Oper Jam
To & Pom
Huron Elks
Emil Frost
Knight M G. Murphy
W. H. Olson
Art Avery
al Grossman
Mitchell Last
Mitchell Lodge
Frost
Atlantic City
Bonnie Beile Beauty Shop
Suspects In Bank Robbery Released
A young man picked up by Minneapolis police and a woman jailed in Sioux City were freed after crime bureau officials said they had no connection with the $12,000 Northwest Security National Bank raid at Brookings South Dakota. Det 31 Frank Sommer said neither filled robber descriptions and authorities were satisfied neither was implicated. The woman was Alice Boyd, 27, and the man was James B. Carmen.
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Minneapolis
Sioux City
State Crime Bureau
Northwest Security National Bank
Brookings
Frank Sommer
Crime Bureau
Oce
Alice Boyd
Sioux Cin
James B. Carmen
Minneapad
MacKENZIE on freedom from totalitarian regimentation
MacKenzie discusses his observations from touring European dictatorships noting that Americans value not just higher living standards but freedom from mental regimentation. He argues that restraint on thought, not just policy, fuels public discontent in authoritarian states.
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Imost
Old World
County Whist League Sets First Session Sunday Night
Beadle County Whist League to assemble Sunday night at Camp FairraQ to finalize organization and begin the 4 son’s competitive schedule. President W H Bolls says the league will take definite shape after prior meetings and a season schedule is to be drawn. Members urged to attend so the league can be completed and play begin by early season.
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Coc Camp
Beadle
Raq Welock
Dent Bell
Efshy
Kennedy Plan for Jewish Relocation Outlined Worldwide
The Kennedy plan aims to move about 690,000 Jews from Germany to the Americas and other empires at an estimated $600 per family. The United States would provide financial support while Britain seeks to relocate refugees from German danger to British colonies as soon as possible. Ambassador Kennedy plans to return to the United States after January 1 to answer questions.
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Teesday
Ie Britvic
Germany
South America
Netherlands
France
Inter-Governmental Committee On Refugees
Evian-Les-Baines
United States
Britain
Kennedy
UT Ed Stes
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