Market News Signals Upturn In Cattle and Hog Prices
Market news reports a definite upturn Monday with cattle and hogs showing gains while receipts varied across regions. Chicago hog prices rose to top near 8.65 per cwt, with wholesale demand mixed and lighter than expected slaughter. cattle trade slowed by plenty of short fed stock, while fat lambs remained in demand at steady to higher values.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
H-R
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux
Sioux City
GSO
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Midwestern Cities
Huron and Sioux City markets report mixed poultry prices with Hens, Leghorns, and Springs varying by weight. New York and Minneapolis signals show butter and grain fluctuations, while Chicago prices hint at slight declines in dairy and poultry. overall, livestock and egg markets show modest movements amid broader commodity shifts.
Market Report on Dressed Poultry and Fresh Frozen Foods
Dressed poultry steady with fresh boxes showing chickens and broilers at 24ja 29 percent, fryers 22 27, roasters 24428. Turkeys listed by regions with western 19 25 percent, south western 180024. Frozen stock includes chickens and broilers 266027, Ducks 1844620. Fresh and frozen fowls 360842 Abe 4214, 50 ta 65 Shs 210026. Old roosters 16 1945.
Watertown Produce Prices Amid Mixed Daily Quotations
Watertown market notes fall in daily produce rates with springs priced at 414 lbs and up at 1B cents, springs under a certain weight at 18 cents, hens above 5 lbs at 16 cents, 4 to 5 lbs at 13 cents, and under 4 lbs at 10 cents. Butterfat at No 1 level 37 cents, eggs No 1 at unknown, and other goods including grease at 30 cents and ducks at 12 cents.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Leghorn
Janeane
Springs
Old Monsters Hennery Eges
Butterfar
Sioux City
Mitchell
Tony
Saux Falls
Sioux Falls
Jbe
Epa
Watertown
Waterdown
Dwindling Wheat Supply Lifts Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago on November 2 reports wheat prices rising with a smaller U S visible supply and less wheat afloat for importing nations. The daily decline totaled 4 501 000 bushels versus 492 000 last year, with December futures guiding the early gains while notices of delivery on December contracts approach.
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Chicago
United States
Hearings Open On Rail Rate Increase Proposal
Washington officials warn RFC loans to railroads may resume if earnings do not improve. Eastern lines seek a 15 percent rise in freight rates and higher passenger coach fares aimed at generating about 508 million dollars yearly. Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission began with J. J. Pelley of the Association of American Railroads testifying. The RFC suspended new loans on Roosevelt orders September 30. total loans amount to 537 million dollars with repayments around 518 million. Net operating costs have risen by 660 million annually since 1940. Some major shipping groups argue rates are already too high.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Hailoads
Pelley
Associaton
Roosevelt
Nrc
RFC
Mary OConnor Held Without Bail in Philadelphia Case
Mary K K O Connor, a young physical education student, was held without bail in Philadelphia for a coroner’s inquest into the death of Nancy Glenn, a five year old girl. Later, Miss O Connor and Mrs Marie Ritler Phillips were discharged by Magistrate Jacob Dogole after witness John J Tunney refused to detail an affidavit tied to an unrelated incident.
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Mary O'Connor
Philadelphia
Mary KK. O'Connor
Nancy “Glenn
Lysia
Miss O'Connor
Marie Ritler Phillips
Jacob Dogole
John J. Tunney
Glenn
Burns To Death In Auto Wreck Near Uden Yankton County
Albert Willman Yankton County farmer died after a car overturned near his home taking the gas tank explosion ignite. Arthur Huber survived with burns and injuries and sought aid at nearby house before rescue efforts failed. Willman left home with Huber for Yankton, the wreck occurring about 1 am Sunday. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Sigel Rural Church near the Willman home.
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Burns
Albert Willman
Yankton County
Yankton
Albert Willyman
Arthur Huber
Uden
Willman
Hubert
Huber
Robert Schramm
Yankton Hospital
John Willman
Sigel
Wilman
Bombers Driven Away At Madrid Fight Over City
Insurgent warplanes attacked Madrid today but were driven off swiftly by government anti aircraft fire. The raids marked a fourth day of attacks with twelve nearby towns damaged and the death toll nearing 104 with hundreds injured. Franco’s forces claimed a blockade of Spanish ports though government sources called it a paper move. Britain denied insurgent belligerent rights and urged ships to seek safety outside Spanish waters.
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Tagus Bridge
Meedas de Lejana
Franco
London
Great Britain
Spain
Gibraltar
Malta
Mediterranean
Roosevelt Urges Broad Housing Plan To Aid All Families
President Roosevelts housing push seeks private builders, contractors and unions to produce affordable homes for moderate income families. A federal private industry committee led by Mariner Eccles notes government offers no money, warnings of foreclosures loom, and passage may take time with action possibly in a special session.
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Marviner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Chicago
Commerce Departments’ Advisory Council
W. A. Harrimen
Prince Bernhard Hurt In Auto Crash Near Amsterdam
Prince Bernhard husband of Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands was badly gashed in a collision with a truck while driving an American made Ford. He was taken to a hospital and doctors hoped to move him to Soestdyk Palace later. His passenger, believed to be a royal forester, was more seriously injured. The accident occurred on a narrow road as Bernhard approached at high speed. Princess Juliana, awaiting motherhood, learned of the crash and considered traveling to Amsterdam but was advised against it.
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Netherlands
Bernard
Juliana
Soestdyk Palace
Bernhard
Royal Forester
London
Julians
Soestdyk Palec
Mrs Bates Buried In Yankton With Husband John Bates
Mrs Zulima Bates 24 pioneer of Yankton buried beside her husband John Oliver Bates in Yankton after dying at her daughter’s home in Huron. The body was brought by motor hearse and a brief grave service was held by Rev W P Reid at Christ Episcopal Church. Pallbearers were M F P Ohiman Guy Livingston Everett Livingston and Ernest Dowling from pioneer families.
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W. PB. ‘Reid
Christ Episcopal Church
M. FP. Ohiman
Guy Livingston
Everett Livingston
Ernest Dowling
FHA Explains Mortgage Plan Under New System
FPHA outlines a government backed mortgage idea where the FHA insures the banker's investment and pays off the loan if the borrower defaults. Construction would proceed with banker funding and a mortgage insured by FHA. Under the proposal a $34,400 home would see payments around $50 a month, down from $55 to $60, while down payments drop.
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FHA
PHA
Hospital Admits And Discharges Listing Names
Admitted patients include Mrs D H Packard from Huron medical Mrs T J Carleton from Woonsocket medical Charles Keller from De Smet surgical Me T B Dunn from Woonsocket medical Mrs C H Peterson from Huron medical Daniel Keefe from Corons medical Milton Dietz from Carthage medical. Discharged names include Mrs Leroy Braun Muron Effie Rahn Poland Baby Thomas Cerise Bron Willian Engelhandt Mrs J D Hitchcock A J Larsen from Huron
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Huron
Medical
T.J. Carleton
Woonsocket
Charles Keller
de. Smet
Sur ‘Gical
T. B. Dunn
C. H.peterson
Daniel Keefé
Corons
Milton Dietz
Carthage
Leroy
Braun
Muron
Ivan’ Gascoigne
Effie Rahn
Poland
Baby
Thomas
Cerise Bron
Willian “Engelhandt
Opceoia
J.D. Hitchcock
A J. Larsen
Roosevelt plans budget cuts and road funding shift
The business advisory council urges balancing next year’s budget and reducing highway spending. Officials estimate highway appropriations could fall from 235 million to 80 13 million, while a surplus 245 million may be released early by accelerating government orders for supplies.
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Roosevelt
Workers Beater At Ford Plant
Two men reported beatings at the Ford Motor Company assembly plant in St Louis after a strike call by United Automobile Workers. Floyd Atwell and Dallas Ashburn were hospitalized, with Atwell possibly losing sight in one eye. Ashburn was treated and returned to work. UAWA organizer Norman Smith blamed outside strikebreakers and vowed a prolonged fight, as plant production dipped but operations continued.
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Mikon N. Johnson
Usta
Johnson
St. Louis
Norman Smith
UAWA
Ford Company
Eugene Graham
Ford
Smith
Sitiky
Aquahkt Union
Wien
Classified Ad Fragments Mention Local Rentals and Sales
A jumble of small notices includes rental requests for a six month home stay and a modern three room apartment with hot water heat near a college. Ads also reference cafe sale, skates sharpening, and a missing correspondence from Box numbers in Huron and Pierre.
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le Salle Sedam
Bradie County
Pierre
Ed Lemke
Huron
College
Steat Humphrey
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