Market News Swine Prices Dip in Midweek Reports
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS Hur on November 21 notes hog prices 10 to 15 cents lower, with top hay at 7.20 and receipts around 700. St. Paul and Sioux City reports show cattle and hogs mixed, with steers up to 25 cents higher in some lots, calves steady to higher, and hogs generally 5 to 15 cents lower. City and Sioux Falls listings reflect varied prices across steers, cows, and sheep with active trades and uneven demand.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
St. Paul
Fed
Mkt. News Soc
Sioux City
Lot City
U.S
Choice Rangers
Sioux Falls
Produce Markets Report From Watertown and Sioux Falls
Market notes from Watertown Mitchell and Sioux Falls dated Nov 21 show varied poultry, eggs, and butterfat prices. Heavy bred and Leghorn hens traded around 7 to 13 cents per pound, turkeys ranged up to 20 cents, eggs No 1 at 43 and 24 cents, and butterfat No 1 around 23 cents with No 2 near 21. Prices also listed for geese, cocks, and dressed turkeys across markets.
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Watertown
Mitchell
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rocks
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Markets At Glance New York Nov 27 Mixed Stocks
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks as aviation and rail issues edge higher while foreign exchange declines. Cotton gains and wheat and corn move with end month liquidation. hogs and cattle offer light activity amid uneven trading. Duluth futures list durum and rye with scattered gains and declines.
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New York
Chicago
FDR Tour Of Civil War Battlefields In Tennessee
President Roosevelt arrived in Chattanooga at 9 a.m. CST for a four hour motor tour of Chickamauga and Civil War battlefield sites, greeted by state Democratic leaders including Governors Gordon and Rivers and Senators Mekeiar and Stewart. He plans a two week stay at Worms Springs, Georgia.
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Huron
Roosevelt
Chattanooga
Gordon, Browning
Prentice Cooper
Kenneth D. Mekeiar
Tom Stewart
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Worm Springs
Bioux City Produces Monday Produce and Poultry Prices
Sioux City market notes list poultry by weight and breed including hens over 5 pounds and leghorn springs, with prices for heavy cocks, No 2 poultry access, and assorted case lots. Eggs and butter details appear amid mixed commodities in the Nov 21 report.
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Bioux City
Sioux City
Joose
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Reported
Chicago and New York markets show steady to mixed poultry and egg prices with turkeys hens toms and young birds quoted across weights and grades. Butter cheese eggs and creamery standings also noted amid varied regional quotes and grade bundles.
Poultry and dairy prices listed in Sioux Falls market
Sioux Falls on November 21 reports poultry prices by class with weights and grades. Heavy hens 44 percent plus per pound, hens under 436 pounds at 9, Leghorn hens 7, springs various weights, live ducks 9, geese 8, Butterfat No 1 23, No 2 21, Runner 29.
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Huron
South Dakot
Swift & Co
Ruren
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Chicago Wheat Drops Off Nearly A Cent
Chicago wheat prices slipped nearly a cent today as month end liquidity sales weighed on the market. The United States wheat visible supply rose to 719,000 bushels while last year saw a 4,352,000 bushel decrease. Moderate U.S. wheat stocks in Antwerp were sold at low prices, with December futures down 1/2 cent from Saturday.
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Chicago
Liverpoo
United States
Antwerp
Ataturk Funeral Honors Surpass Sultan Treats
In Ankara on November 21 the nation's leader Kamal Ataturk received funeral honors surpassing those of former Ottoman sultans. The late president lay in state before the assembly on a wreath-adorned catafalque as tens of thousands of Turkish men and women filed past. The government allocated half a million dollars for the state ceremonies.
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Ankara
Turkey
Kamal Ataturk
Froma Village
Isyin
Ad Nations
Aircrafts Popular In Day's Trading
New York November 21. Aircraft shares proved popular in today’s stock market though most other groups struggled to attract sustained support. Overall business news remained moderately cheerful with some relief from foreign tensions. Gains reached up to 2 points on a few favorites while many stocks were unchanged and minor fluctuations dominated the close. Trading volume neared nine hundred thousand shares.
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New York
Former Representative Royal C Johnson injured in crash
Royal C Johnson of South Dakota, ex chair of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, was hospitalized after a speeding police car struck him as he left the University Club Saturday night. He faces a compound fracture of the right forearm and is confined to emergency care.
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Waseingson
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
University Club
Johnson
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Closing By The Ass Adams Exp 1134 AirDeduc 63 AlaskaJun 934
A compact financial ticker-style roundup lists numerous corporate names with percentage figures and codes, resembling a closing market or index cross-section from a historical newspaper page. It intermingles company abbreviations, stock-like percentages, and placeholder codes, reflecting a dense, data-rich financial snippet.
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Adams
AirDeduc
AllegCorp
Am Can
Am&FrPw
Amhi&l
Am Loco
AmRd
B&o Th
Barnsdall
Bend Avia
BethStl
BocAlrpl
Barden
BorgWarner
Catum&Hee
Chi&nw
Cmstp&p
CRI@Pac
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
Colg&e
ComSol
ComSouth
Con Oil
Cont Corp
ContCan
ConMotor
ContOilDel
Curtiswrt
Curtiswrta
Deere&Co
DomeMines
Douglas Aire
I Dog Running Case Up Today
A state case involving Russell Stewart from Huron was moved for Municipal Court trial as the November jury session opened with Judge C N Hall presiding. Stewart is charged with running his dog during the closed season on August 7, 1938, per a complaint by deputy state game warden Earl Pellant. The jury was selected earlier today and the case was expected to conclude that day.
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Russell Stewart
Huron
C.N. Hall
Earl Pellant
Stewart
W. C. Peterson
Harold"w. Markey
Lem W. Trow
Trow
le Mars
Town
Sumner Knox
Strike Ties Up Livestock Trade at Chicago Yards
A CIO Packing House Workers strike halted live stock trading at Chicago stockyards. About 173 stock handlers refused to work as 100 officers were assigned to special duty. The union demanded higher wages and vacations, while the company said no grievances had been filed. The strike coincides with the upcoming International Live Stock Expo opening Saturday.
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Chicago
CIO
Union
John Prendergast
Wales
Ltate
International Live Steel
Commissioners Conclude 24th Annual Convention Bid Talks
State forces will join highway officers in a Tuesday session as the 24th annual convention nears its noon Wednesday close. Officers to be elected and the 1939 city chosen are key items, with Rapid City Deadwood and Sioux Falls among early bidders. Louis Larson John Forsting and R H Stein lead the current officers as President presides over Huron sessions.
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Rapid City
Deadwood
Sioux Falls
Cold Snap Remains as Snow Delivers Heavy Falls
The cold snap extends across the region with near 40 readings on Sunday. Western areas saw a sharper hill of snow with some spots heavy, while the far west stayed mostly clear. Black Hills town Spearfish logged 3 inches, Deadwood 4.4 inches, and Sturgis also reported a good fall. Aberdeen noted inch and a half in the south, with slick oil roads. Montana storms and blocked roads in northwest Minnesota. Falls recorded 19 above and Yankton 25 above as winds intensified. TRAFFIC IMPEDED in Minneapolis as a snowstorm blankets northern Minnesota and parts of the Dakotas causing hazardous driving and icy roads. SUFFERS STROKE T. P. Sharp of the C. & N. W. railroad shows slight improvement after a lytic stroke between Pierre and Huron Saturday night. confined to home.
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Black Hills
Spearfish
Lemmon
Deadwood
Sturgis
West River
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Falls
Yankton
Minneapolis
State Highway Department
Brainerd
Little Falls
T. P.sharp
Pierre
Huron
Beach Avenue
College Students Hear Talks On Social Security
Frank K Dunn of the Social Security Board and E A Hafner of the South Dakota unemployment commission spoke at Huron College on social security. They explained the program's scope and its aim to fortify Americans against future economic stress and drought. A luncheon followed with additional remarks by Dunn, Hafner, and E R Seim.
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Frank K. Dunn
Social Security Board
Washington, D. C
E. A. Hafner
South Dakota Unemployment Compensation Commission
Huron College
Mississippi
Inor
Donn
Hafner
Seim
Huron Co-Operative
Dunn
Mrs Berry Testifies Baker Attacked Her
In Olympia Washington the kidnapping assault trial of Dr Kent W Berry and three defendants enters its second week with Mrs Berry under cross examination She testifies Baker raped her in an automobile July 4 and that she approved a beating plan because he had it coming Her testimony followed by arguments over alleged divorce plans and whether she invented the rape story The defense seeks to challenge her account while special assistant prosecutor W Graham presses for admissions
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Olympia
Wash
Kent W. Berry
Dr. Berry
William K. Malcolm
James Reddick
Robert H. Smith
Sre
Irving Baker
Coast Guard
Aberdeen Teachers Meet at Corn Palace Session
Aberdeen coverage details the first general session of a teachers meeting at the Corn Palace. Governor-elect Harlan Bushfield, Mitchell leaders, and local officials attended with addresses from Monsignor J. M. Brady and Mrs. Gertrude Flyte.
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Barett Lowe
Wessington Springs
Harlan Bushfield
Miler
Martin E. Williams
Winner
J. M. Brady
Holy Family Catholic Church
Mitchell
Jews amid Nazi drive on emigration and rumors
The report discusses Goering’s push to regulate Jewish emigration from Germany and claims of possible openings for some Jews to continue business. It notes denials of Latin American talks and lists visiting diplomats including Despradel, Oshina, Davignon, and Fico. It also mentions Goebbels announcing a partial resumption of Jewish activities and new performances in camps, amid continued anti Britain and anti US newspaper attacks.
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Germany
Goering
National Zeitung
Essen
United States
Real
Britain
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Dominion
Hitler
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Despradel
Hiroshi Oshina
Jacques Davignon
MM Fico
Goebbels
Fritz Wisten
Van
Great Britain
Boersen Zeitung
Roosevelt
iCavour Leads Whist League in Beadle County Debut
iCavour tops the Beadle County whist league after the first session at Huron CCC Camp. Cavour tied Armour & Company at 33 points, with Yolo close behind at 429 in the opening week standings. Airport and Independents also posted strong scores as league officials urged players to attend the next session.
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Sesson
Huron CCC
Armour & Company
Huron
Yolo
Tke Huron Airport
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Huran Independents
Turin
Yale
Welch
Smith
Cvininu
O'Keefe
McGshe
Newton
Curts
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Charles Newton
Bam
Queen Maud Crowned Norway’s Queen in 1905 Relocation
Queen Maud of Norway, born Hedyke VI of England, faced a troubled Copenhagen court life before marriage to Haakon VII. Their son Olaf later became king. Maud’s influence shifted after Norway’s 1905 independence, and Olaf married Princess Martha of Sweden in 1929.
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Little Quest
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Anil
Haakon
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Wilhelmina
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God
Copenhagen
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Christian
Europe
Mead
Queen Maud
Prince Alexander
Haskon
Olaf
Martha
Sweden
Banker Convicted On Petit Larceny in Canton
G. J Moes longtime president of the Fine National Bank of Canton was convicted in circuit court of embezzling 3500 dollars from the Anna Miller estate. Defense argued the amount testified as 3560 was a reasonable fee for his services. Jury convicted of embezzling less than 20 dollars. Judge L. Wall set January 33 for accounting sentence.
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Canton
G. J Moes
Fine National Bank of Canton
Henry Mundt
Sioux Falls
EK. J. Bozue
Moen
Wari
Anna Miller
Polly
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