Market News: Livestock Prices and Quotes Across Regions
Market notes from ABMGUR Stockyards in Huron and Sioux Falls report hog receipts around 2,500 with top near 9.90 and steady to higher hogs, cattle around 800 with steady demand, and lambs near 9.85 for natives. South St Paul and Chicago pricing show mixed moves with lighter weights weaker, most classes steady to higher on prime steer and heifer categories. Sheep runs total about 4,000 with fat lambs steady to slightly lower, and feeders mixed across regions.
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Abmgur Stockyards
Huron
Sioux Falls
Hogs Steady to Higher as Chicago Market Rises
In Chicago on Oct 1 demand lifted hog prices to up to 100 per hundred, marking the highest level in weeks as wholesale pork prices firmed and overall markets remained light. Hogs held steady to 10 cents higher with unfinished lights weak, while cows gained 25 cents and yearlings topped at 10.25. Lambs stayed mostly steady to weak, natives at 9.85, as September cattle prices showed resilience despite light hog receipts and rising costs.
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Chicago
Stady
Argus
Markets Record from Huron to Chicago and Sioux Falls
Market listings show Huron and Mitchell, Watertown, Sioux Falls and Sioux City poultry prices, butterfat quotes, and No 1 eggs for Oct 1 and Oct 11. Includes heavy hens, springs, roosters, geese, ducks, and turkeys with varied weights and price points across regional produce markets.
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Huron
Swit & Co
OG Springs
Watertown
Eshorn Springs
Duces
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
la Paul
Legporn
Sioux City
Chicago
Ponlti
Leghorn Hing
Chicago Poultry and Potatoes Prices In New York and Chicago
Market notes from Chicago and New York outline unsettled poultry prices with various increments in hen and leghorn categories, while potato prices on US Direct Auction tracks show a barely steady to weaker undertone. Listings include specific weights, breed names, and price ranges for multiple poultry types and regional russet and red potato grades, with some regional variations noted.
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Chicago
Idaho
Farmer John H Ohm dies after brief illness
John H Ohm, 60, of a farm six and a half miles southeast of Cavour, died last night at his home after a short illness. Born February 1 1876 in Rendspurg Germany, he came to the United States in 1892, lived in Benn ington Nebraska, moved to his present home near Cavour in 1909, and married Dora Lemburg on June 1 1920 in Omaha. Surviving are his widow and two children Jene and George near Cavour, three half brothers and sisters living in Nebraska and Iowa. Services Saturday at the American Lutheran Church with S D Disrud in charge. Burial Riverside Cemetery.
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John H
Sohn
Dora Lemburg
Omaha
Neb
Jehildren Jene
George
Cavour
George Rohwer
Detles Rohwer
Manning, la
Claus Rohwerit
Muscatine
Mes
Martin, Hansen
Oratha
Frederick Otto
Hambord
Germeta Frahm
Ryndsburg
Ivervices
S. D. Disrud
Burita
Mad Sim Riverside
Cemetery
Huron Missed By Frost As Cold Lingers
Weather and market snippet shows Huron missing frost with a low around 33 degrees, a repeat pattern this week. Grain market notes from Minneapolis and Duluth detail wheat futures, cash prices, and storage terms, while Chicago trade data lists multiple commodity futures and stocks.
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Huron
Chicago
Associated Press
Egg Futur
Wheat prices limp in mixed market trading
Oct wheat futures eased with Dec at 3 1 2 5 percent, May at 1 2039, as selling by a milling firm depressed sentiment. Flax and other grains showed varied moves with modest demand and slower cash corn, rye, and barley trading amid overall weak mood in the market.
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Huron Grain
Grain Bulletin
Minneapolis
Northern Springs
Lati
Vhs
Lisa
Montana
W Chenoweth Dies in Onida
Walter Chenoweth a longtime Huron resident died suddenly at his Onida home after years of ill health. He was aged and survived by nine children including Mrs. Alex Brandot of Huron. Funeral services are planned in Onida and Riverside Cemetery in Huron at 6 PM tomorrow, burial beside his wife who passed away over a year ago.
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Walter Chenoweth
Onida
Bie
Chenoweth
Deemer
Huron
Alex Brandot Huron
Riverside Cemetery
Aite
Democratic candidate defends New Deal loans in South Dakota rally
Clair Roddewig, Democratic candidate for attorney general, argued that Roosevelt administration programs benefited thousands in South Dakota. He attacked critics who minimize the Hoover era loan of 90 million and cited Home Owners Loan Corporation, federal loans, and Triple A payments as evidence of broad aid. He spoke at a rally introduced by Beadle County chair J S Tschetter, marking a coordinated Democratic swing through eastern counties.
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Clair Roddewig
South Dalats
Old Guard
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Hoover
Chicago
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Bank
Federal Land Bank Commission
Toddewig
Hoover Ioan
State convention opens with three day meeting here
The South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs opened its three day state convention here this morning at the Presbyterian Church. By noon attendance reached 123. Miss Queena Stewart of Buffalo Gap presides this afternoon with Mrs HL Goodenough of Springfield as vice president. A program including salutes, invocations, and reports followed, with Dr John M Flude of Los Angeles lecturing on cancer prevention. A banquet and musical program are planned with events continuing through Friday night and the convention closing Saturday.
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South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Queena Stewart
Buffalo Gap
HL HL Goodenough
Springfield
Gladys Murray
Stutenreth
Alfred Trenerry
First Baptist Church
Miss Stewart
Howard Trask
C.W. Hunter
Wellington
Kans
Foundation
John M. Flude
Los Angeles
New York City
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Evergreen’s
Roberta Campbell Lawcen
Washington, D. C
General Federation
Marvin Hughit
Ag i. A
Huron to Attend Mitchell Corn Palace Event Day
More than 200 Huranians are expected to travel to Mitchell for a Huron Day at the Corn Palace led by the Huron Municipal Band. Gene Denning, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, urged advance reservations and free placards from the Chamber. Parking space is available near the railway station across from the Corn Palace.
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Corn Palace
Huron
Mitchell
Ukenausl
Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Denning
Huron Automobile
Methodist Loyalty Dinner Aids Church Budget Balancing
Huron Methodists will gather tonight for a loyalty dinner to help balance the church year budget. A featured address will be by Leon H. Sweet of Dakota Wesleyan University. Mitchell and Dakota Wesleyan faculty will provide music. Dinner at the Methodist Church starts at 7 o'clock.
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Huron Methodists
Leon H. Sweetland
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Holloway
Mofrichter
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Methodist Church
Open Class Invitation for Interventions and Verse
A notice invites participation in an open class for verse and diplomatic intervention topics. The call seeks attendees willing to engage in discussions or readings, emphasizing inclusive access and scholarly discourse.
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Charme
New York Times Endorses Roosevelt in 1936 Election
The New York Times editorial titled A Reasoned Choice endorses President Roosevelt for re election. It calls the Times independent Democrat and supports a second Roosevelt administration as more conservative and fiscally responsible. The paper pledges to continue opposing governmental extravagance and to balance the budget while criticizing Republican rigidity.
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The
New York Times
Roosevelt
Taw Times
Democra
Pap
Times
United States
Republican Party
the Times
Ed Norizi
Landon
Roosevelt stumps amid crossfire of party blame and speeches
Roosevelt supporters and critics clashed as leaders continued stump speeches. Hugh Johnson attacked Pack as unfair to the president while Wallace defended New Deal policies. Knox prepared to speak in Pittsburgh and Browder was released from Terry Haute jail after a Communist rally. Pennsylvania politics saw slush fund talk and WPA relief criticized as political football. Lemke, in Minneapolis, labeled Roosevelt and Landon as the gold dust twin of Wall Street.
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Roosevelt
Hugh 5. Johnson
NRA
Ehiot
Sale
George N. Pack
Wallace
Penton
Col
Frank Knox
Bitsburgh
Knox
David J. Bentall
Suc
Pennsylvania
David I. Laence
Repulicans
Dayle R
WPA
AIR ODYSSEY CONTINUED TO THE FAR EAST OPENER
The article notes United Air Lines plans an 18 hour cross country leg to San Francisco and a five day Manila service via Pan American flying boats. It anticipates a new era of fast commercial air travel linking the United States with Asia and opening far eastern markets for American salesmen. Military experts weigh in on the development.
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San Francisco
United Air ‘Lines
Alameda
Calif
Manila
Rivne
Pan American
United States
Far East
Asia
America
Fragmentary State History Hearing Record Incomplete
A garbled transcript presents a fragmentary state hearing record with names of officials and medical professionals, several mis-spellings, and unclear context. The legible portions include mentions of S. D. Disrud as chairman and others as secretary and members, with scattered place names and titles.
Fragmented Classified Notices From An Old Paper
A jumbled OCR style notice set lists rental offerings including furnished heated rooms for couples and a six room modern house with phone details. There are stray fragments mentioning political content, a missing dog description, and various misread items like liquor store ads and a presidential sweepstakes note.
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Huron Liquor Store
Ats
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