Hogs and cattle prices mixed in regional market report
Market news from Armour and multiple Western exchanges shows hogs largely steady to higher with top quotes around 4.45 in Chicago and strong early bids for fat cattle, while Sioux City and Sioux Falls report mixed trade, with cattle steady to lower and hogs firm. Numerous U.S.D.A. representative sales figures list steers, heifers, cows, and feeders with varied prices across regions and weights.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Ako
Snteady
Sioux
City
Pood and Choice
Pt. Paul
ST. Paul
Markets Report From Huron Watertown Mitchell and New York
Markets show Huron producers listing chicks and hens by weight and butterfat quality. Wisconsin and South Dakota entries detail prices for springs, hens, and butterfat while Watertown Mitchell and New York publish regional price spreads and standard ranges for fowl and dairy products.
Sioux City Egg and Poultry Prices Listed for Tuesday
Sioux City reports Tuesday market grades for hens and pullets over five pounds, over four pounds up to five, and various Leghorn and heavy breed classes. No. 1 eggs in new cases show a trade around 5.20 dollars, No. 2 about 5.10 dollars, with other grades near 0.16 to 0.18 per dozen depending on packaging.
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Ann Srp
Sioux City
Kioux City
Sioux Falls Poultry and Butter Prices Report
Sioux Falls dispatch lists poultry items and prices including heavy hens over and under 4% pounds Leghorn hens and cocks, live ducks and geese, and butterfat grades. Chicago prices show butter rising to a seven year peak with extras up, plus potato quotes and assorted U.S. No. 1 to No. 4 potato grades and regional produce notes.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Unclear OCR item with mixed terms and figures
Fragmentary text from a Minneapolis issue shows scattered numbers and phrases such as shipments and product names. The legible elements include dates, product categories, and patently garbled entries, with no coherent event or outcome to anchor a full summary.
Wheat gains back on unsettled demand and European shortfall
Wheat futures in Chicago failed to rebound amid unsettled markets and weak European demand. North American purchases for overseas shipment seen around 400000 bushels. At close, Chicago prices dipped with Dec and May contracts down from yesterday’s finish.
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Chicago
Grain price list from Minneapolis and Duluth markets
Grain Bulletin reports carlot ranges for Wheat Corn Rye Barley and Flax in Minneapolis and Duluth with No 1 hard dark northern values and durum varieties. Cash quotes show mixed prices and varying protein content, with No 1 dark northern wheat around 1.02 to 1.12 and durum values listed. oats and some quotes not consistently listed.
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Minneapolis
Ivhard
Montana
Duluth
Wisconsin judge Denies Verdict Motions in Oil Price-Fix Case
Judge Patrick T. Stone denied directed verdict motions for the 16 corporate defendants in the federal gasoline price fixing case. He withheld ruling on the 41 executives and employees on trial, recessing court until Monday and noting substantial evidence supports guilt for the corporate defendants while more time is needed for individual defendants. Court set next session after Thanksgiving.
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Pete
Madison
Wis
Feder
Patrick T. Stone
Dederal
Judes Bione
Aimiser Srations
Stone
Ap Fariiak
Moriday
Benson Calls for Expanded Federal Inquiry in Corcoran Case
Minneapolis reports Governor Benson presses Senate Civil Liberties Committee to widen probes into reactionary Minneapolis employers group and anti labor activities while Hennepin County grand jury opens a probe into charges by the Committee for Industrial Organized labor leaders allege gangsters tied to Corcoran slaying. He urges La Follette to intensify Senate inquiry and coordinate with federal agencies.
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Minneapolis
Patrick J. Corcoran
Benson
Senate Civil Liberties Committer
O Ald
State Crime Bureau
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Committee For Industrial
Fiort
Corcoran
Labor
Robert M. LaFollette
Senate Civil Liberties
LaFollee
Airplane passenger insurance slashed nationwide
New York reports cutbacks of up to 78 percent in airplane passenger insurance, effective by January 1, aligning rates with rail travel for all domestic US airlines. Des Moines note: a farm boy offers simple reward after helping police by pulling a car from mud.
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New York
Dan Scarritt
Associated Aviation Underwriters of
United States
Des Moines
Harry Nestle
Nestle
Market swings overshadow steady gains in late session
Wall Street traded unevenly with lenders shifting from rallies to declines and back as steel and motor stocks led moves. Chrysler and other names gained in the final hour while many issues faded midday. Transfers around 1.7 million shares. Bank stocks noted in Minneapolis listings. Government bonds and foreign exchange quotes included with a broad array of equities showing mixed results.
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New York
Steels
Motore
Steel
Chrysler
Continue Efforts to Aid Business In Washington
The Roosevelt administration and Republican leaders pursued four paths to aid business on November 23. House tax subcommittee eyed exempting portions of undistributed profits tax, while Roosevelt met with private power leaders toward a possible truce with utilities. Senator Vandenberg urged permitting business latitude and Rep Knutson pressed repeal of surplus and capital gains taxes. Treasury was asked for revenue impact estimates. leaders favored delaying broad tax changes until January. Willkie and Carlisle planned White House visits as policy debate intensifies. Vandenberg outlined ten reforms to curb distrust, balance the budget, incentivize taxation, and reduce government overreach to spur prosperity.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jtxom
Vandenberg
Minublican
Hoge
Knutson
Minnesota
Treasury
Mr. Rooscraft
Wendel L. Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Floyd L. Carlisle
Consolidated Edison
White House
Sunshine League to Present Patriotic Thanksgiving Program
Sunshine League No 47 of Fair Held School No 4 to host a patriotic and Thanksgiving program Wednesday evening November 34 at 7 30 p m. Afterward pupils will sell pie popcorn bells candy bars and gum to raise money for a General Reade plaque with any surplus funding woodwork material and play equipment.
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Sunshine League
Referendum battle over auditorium project continues
In a lengthy court hearing the referendum group challenged the auditorium vote citing non existing status and legal loopholes. City Auditor Walt faced a temporary writ and Tadge Fisher was disqualified after an affidavit of prejudice amid calls for a second election on the 363,000 structure aided by a 163,636 federal grant.
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Federal Emergency, Administration of Public Works
Churchill
State Eupreme
Warren
PWA
Ins
Walt
Auditorium Xctap
Tadge Fisher
Bend Tarve
Dome of the Helm
Prices Fall Across Meat Cuts Says Butchers Report
Prices of most meat cuts have dropped from peak levels reached months ago. Wholesale pork prices declined 30 to 48 percent while beef cuts eased 8 to 13 percent in the past two weeks. Fresh pork prices show the most noticeable declines in recent days per the Institute of American Meat Packers.
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Chicago
Institute of América Meat Packers
Wallace opposes processing tax in fight to stabilize wheat
Wallace addressed 1,500 farmers and leaders in Wichita arguing a processing tax to stabilize wheat prices faces strong opposition. He cited a Millers National Federation handbill urging millers to sway consumers and warned the tax could raise costs beyond farm prices, framing it as a tough political battle with the industry organizing a blocking move.
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Wallace
Millers National Federation
Wichita
Kas
Henry A Wallace
Millers’ National Federation of Chicago
Man Held As Body Of Girl Is Found
Socorro New Mexico November 23 a Socorro businessman W B onch was charged with first degree murder after the mutilated body of Rose Garcia 19 an employee was found in a shallow sand grave north of town. A crowd of about 250 gathered at the courthouse as details spread. Garcia had been a servant in the Cassidy home for two months. Sheriff Knoblock said she was shot and mutilated with a pen knife. District Attorney Burg said Cassidy claimed the girl killed herself and he placed her body in the shallow grave.
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Socorro
N. M
W. B. Onch
Rose Gracia
Garcia
Cassidy Horns
Tve
Frank Knoblock
John Baron Burg
Cassidy
Violence at picket line ends with police action
The article describes a violent clash between strikers and employers with bleeding noses and scratched faces as police hurled gas grenades. Police guarded the unloading dock while workers resumed unloading after a forceful attempt, with about 200 spectators watching. Union leaders and city officials clashed over police impartiality, as officers maintained order to protect life and property amid widespread tensions.
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Ges
Ultimati
Inter
C. J. Rufer
Sioux City
Munce Brothers
Strikerz
Jack Maloney
Minnespolia
Danizer
Hickory Sticks Elect Jacobson at annual meeting
Sioux Falls reports the Hickory Sticks Club elected C. Jacobson as Big Stick at its first annual meeting. He succeeds RH Blunt of Pierre. Vincent Jando was named Little Stick, Vern Caldwell secretary, Miss Lillian Shefielbein Social Präsident, with Ellen Bliss and Lilian Schafer assisting. Ruth Brooks served as hostess. Sodak-Wo-Tea, the women’s branch, joins as society of teachers.
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Sioux Falls
C. Jacobson
Caiman
Big Stick
RH. Blunt
Pierre
Vincent Jando
South Dakota High Achsols
Little
Ellen Bliss
Ciay County
Wo Geerstory
Lilian Schafer
Butte County
Teo
Ruth Brooks
Rapid City
Hickory Stick Club
Land School Held in Huron for Beadle County Committeemen
Thirty seven Beadle County committeemen and reporters gathered in Huron for a land classification school. Joseph Hill and James Paulson supervised the session as part of a series under the 1938 federal farm program. Morning lecture at the rescue house followed by afternoon field demonstrations. Chair J. M. Fisher presided over Beadle County committee members.
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Beadle County
Resure House
Joseph Hill
James Paulson
AAA
Beadle
J. M. Fisher
Foreign War Vets To Meet Tomorrow In Dexter Hall
Forrest McMullen Post No. 1776 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening in Dexter's hall, advanced one hour due to Thanksgiving. J. E. Garrity post commander urges all veterans to attend for important business. Afterward, the mess sergeant will serve a feed. Charles C. Taylor district inspector will visit Miller post tomorrow with past Commander Wayne J. Wisor and a delegation from Huron.
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Forrest McMullen
United States
Dexter's Hall
H. H. Koch
J. E.garrity
Charles C. Taylor
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miller
Wayne J. Wisor
Huron
Congress debates wage hour bill and regional planning plan
Congress members discuss securing 21 signatures to advance the wage hour measure from the rules committee, with Rayburn vowing to sign if released. Hearings begin on a regional planning program proposing seven authorities to coordinate conservation and flood control efforts, while debates on tax revision and the farm bill continue in both chambers.
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Rules Committee
Rayburn
Texas
House
Rivera
Warbara
Bagan
Mansfield Texas Democrat
Congress
Tennesse Valley
Senate
House Way and Means
Barkley
Jonper
Agriculture Committee
Jones
Hag
Eligibie Tor
Toe Commodity Corporation Jeans
For Sale Davenport Chair and Writing Desk
Furniture items including a Davenport and writing desk offered for sale by John Muckler at the Marvie Hughitt Hotel. Other pieces of furniture available as shown in the listing.
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Davenport
John Muckler
Marvie Hughitt
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