Armour Stockyards Hog Market Steady At Armour Yard
Armour Stockyards, Huron, Oct 3 reports hogs steady with top around 5.60 and bulk near 5.50. Cattle, calves and sheep quoted steady with unchanged prices. Details show diverse ranges for steers, heifers, cows, veal, lambs, and hogs across weight classes. Industry-wide notes from Chicago and Sioux City reflect sluggish trade and mixed movements, with hogs steady to firm and cattle under pressure.
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Armours
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Ort
Armour Yards
Packers
Chicago
Gloux City
Sioux City
South St. Paul
P-Wu
S. D
Montana
U. SD
Wheat Futures Edge Lower On Saskatchewan Trade News
Futures followed a panicky trend with mixed buying and short covering keeping some stability. Dec wheat fell a bit, May down 3 1 2 percent, and all coarse grains slid with cash wheat in demand in Minneapolis trading. South St. Paul and Chicago livestock markets showed varied movement, with cattle and hogs largely steady to lower on light demand.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Cash and Carlot Prices Report
Minneapolis cash close and carlot grain ranges show steady demand with No 1 northern wheat around 1.075 to 1.1154. amber durum and durum mixes quoted, oats and flax prices listed. Duluth cash close mirrors slight adjustments across wheat, durum, and flax, with various No 1 and No 2 grades and spot ranges reported by The Associated Press.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Associated Press
Markets Ride and Wool Market Nuggets by Golles and Rogers
Markets report price ranges for hides, sheep pelts, and poultry products. Cured hides in various grades command prices from 45 to 50 cents per unit. Bee’s horse hides and large bull hides show modest per-unit values. Butter and eggs are supplied by Swift & Co with priced weights noted.
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Golles & Rogers and
Harm Aide
MetCo
Aurea
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Drift Report
Chicago markets show butter steady to easy with October at 2 cents, November 20.5 and December 21. Storage futures dip 4.5 cents early, November at 2.5, December 25 and January 21.4. Eggs steady with local and refrigerator firsts around 19 to 22 cents, various grades listed.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Poultry and Produce Market Summary
A fragmented Chicago market report outlines live poultry and egg pricing across multiple Midwestern centers on October 3. Hens and leghorn types show mixed weights, with prices ranging by weight and class. assorted turkeys ducks and geese also listed. State listings include Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota North Dakota Colorado Oregon Idaho and more with price points for cobblers round whites mussets and red river oats. New York and Sioux City notes cover eggs butter and case lots, with modest demand and steady to slow buying activity.
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Chicago
U. SD
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohios
North Dakota
Red River
Colorado
McClures US
Oregon
Musseta US
Idaho
Mussets US
Sioux City
Tollar Gains Paris as Dollar Jumps in Franc Market
U S dollar gains to 15 075 francs in Paris on Oct 2 while New York stocks moved slowly on Oct 3 with fractional advances and mixed trims. Transfers totaled about 400 000 shares as listed quotes show wide dispersion across major equities and bonds with notable names including General Motors, U S Steel, U Am Dairy Prd, and Tex Corp.
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Tollar
Paris
U. S
New York
Cage
Standard
California
Santa Fe
U.S. Smelting
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Cardinals Win Series Opener
Detroit and St Louis traded errors and rallies in a tense opening frame. Medwick scored on a miscue as Cochrane rallied his infield, while DeLancey and Dean struggled with control. Gehringer's single plated White, and Greenberg fanned as the Tigers battled early in a tight start.
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Cochrant
Collins
Greenberg
Rogell
Medwick
Tiger
Shortstop
Widly
DeLancey
Bell
Fox
Crowder
Dean
White
Cardinals
Cochrane
Colima
Durocher
Gehringer
Orsatti
Cardinal
Fourth Inning Card Line Drives In Sparse Scoring
A tense fourth inning sees Cardinals and Tigers unable to plate runs as multiple at bats end with strikeouts or routine outs. Medwick hits a three run sequence highlight including a homer, while Owen and Frisch contribute defensive plays and outs.
Sixth Inning Cards Rally In Detroit Baseball Riot
Marberry began for Detroit as Martin singled for a run and Medwick hit a sharp single loading the bases. A pitching change brought Hogsett as Delancey doubled driving in Medwick while Cochrane conferred with Marberry before the Tigers pulled him for relief.
Tigers Fight Back In Long League Card Game
The narrative outlines a late innings battle with Greenberg and Rogell making key plays for Detroit, including Greenberg’s home run to left field and Rogell’s timely single. Cards pitchers struggle through eighth and ninth, while Tiger hitters rally with scattered hits and errors shaping a tense contest.
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Greenberg
Grecobers
Yonge
Jett
Orsatti
Mishen
Creatti
Goslin
Durocher
Rogell
Dean
Martin
Tigers
Tiger
Fox
de Lancay
Hogsett
Collins
White
Funeral Friday for Mrs Barrick at Welter Funeral Home
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 PM at Welter Funeral Home for Mrs Inga May Barrick who died early yesterday. The Rev C C Johnson pastor of the Lutheran church at Woonsocket will officiate and burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Mrs Barrick is 55 and resided on a farm 20 miles south of Miller.
Methodists Convene Today In Dakota Conference
The Dakota Wesleyan led session features Rev Nels Fanebust from Rapid City reporting patterns in the Rapid City Winner district. Miss May Faullmer notes the Kansas City training school for deaconesses pays only 35 dollars monthly and shows no budget deficit in 35 years. Students and instructors from Dakota Wesleyan University will lead the evening program. Howard W. Yoder discusses missionary work in Pert South Agnetica and challenges with municipal cooperation.
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Hat Mitchell
Nels Fanebust
Rapid City
Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan University
Methodist Church
Howard W. Yoder
Pert
South Agnetica
Sunicipal
Hospital News Briefs: Frank and Baby Fura Update
At area hospitals, Mrs Leo Case of Huron reports the birth of a baby boy and a medical update on Frank Mirs and Dave Digmiseed. Details remain sparse as staff monitor recovery and health conditions.
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Mirs
Frank
Dave
Baby
Fura
Leo Case
Huron
Bomber Crashes in California. 3 Army Aviators Dead
Treacherous mountain air currents collapsed the wing of a bomber during a massed practice flight near Bishop California. Capt. Robert E. Selff 33 of Worcester Massachusetts Lieut Clifford L Huffman 25 of Fort Collins Colorado and Private LeRoy Hitchcock 21 of Bakersfield California were killed. Cadet Fay W Olmstead of Santa Barbara California parachuted to safety. Douglas Robinson district forest supervisor witnessed the crash describing a 2500 to 3000 foot fall into a mountain.
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March Field
Calif
Treachersous
Bishop
Robert E. Selff
11Th
Army
Langley Field
Cester
Mass
Clifford L. Huffman
Fort Collins
Colo
Kelly Field
Texas
Riverside
LeRoy Hitchcock
Bakersfield
Chanute Field
Til
Ioné
Fay W. Olmstead
Santa Barbara
Yosemite Valley
Douglas Robinson
Rotary Governor Visits Huron Club
Dr. George W. Nash of Yorkton the nineteenth district Rotary International governor visited the Huron club. He spoke on Paul Harris founder of Rotary and the club’s growth from local to international. He urged expansion of Rotary in community youth international and club service and saw Rotary as a major peace force. Helen Hackney sang two numbers.
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George W. Nash
Yorkton
Rotary International
Huron Club
Yankton College
Paul Harris
Rotary
Chicago
Helien Hackney
Huron College School of
Musig
Fifteen Register For Business Course At High School
Fifteen students enrolled in shorthand and typewriting on Monday evening at the high school. The course runs from 7 to 8 30 p m each Monday and Thursday while day school is in session. The course ends in May L. Registration remains open until the next Monday. No class will be held this Thursday.
Bulow Claims Berry Faces Liquor Whisper Campaign
Pierre, Oct 1. Senator W W Bulow alleged a whispering campaign against Governor Tom Berry Democratic candidate for reelection. He said one claim is that Berry drinks liquor and warned if Berry wins the votes of those who drink more liquor than he does he would carry by a large margin. Bulow defended the new deal and urged reelection of all Democrats.
Dairymen Open Meeting Tops Butter Price Talk
South Dakota dairy leaders including J B Vogel Roy Simonds and Rasmus Andersen push for stable fair butter prices and strong national demand. Dean C Larsen of State College notes surplus controls and butter disposal efforts, citing improved movement from storage and higher prices in early 1934. Campaigns aim to maintain healthy dairy markets as production returns to normal levels.
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J. B. Vogel
Borden's Produce Company
Hanford
Sioux City
Roy Simonds
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Arlingon
Rasmus Andersen
Andersen's Creamery
Miller
Fred
Williams
Brookings County Farmers Union
Volga
C. Larsen
Division of Agriculture of
State College
Dairymer
Dean Larsen
South’ Dakota
Butter Industry Committee
Derry council aids dairy producers and feed practices
Derry council in Chicago discusses how producers, transporters, and jobbers face steady distribution costs that keep consumer prices stable. Ext ension dairyman G Hoebink urges efficient feeding during shortages, advocating silos, corn fodder handling, grinding feeds, and selective cow management to maximize milk production and reduce waste. cooperative creameries may help farmers buy feed in carload lots and explore affordable protein like cottonseed meal.
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Derry Council
Chicago
Dean Larsen
Commission
G. Hoebink
State College
Heebink
Beebink
Colorado
Dairyman
Cooperative
Case touts river project fight at South Dakota rally
RELIANCE S D Sept a Republican candidate Francis Case told a crowd near the Missouri bend that South Dakota has no major river development under a 3 302 000 allotment of PWA funds and urged Congress to ensure progress. He cited the Grand Moreau Cheyenne and White rivers as potential sites for cheap power and navigation, noting Montana Casper and Nebraska projects meanwhile advance while North Dakota awaits the Missouri river diversion program.
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Reliance
S. D
Dakota
Northwest
PWA
Gressman
Francis Case
Congress
Big Bend
Missouri
Missouri River
South Dakota
Chase
Grand
Moreau
Cheyenne
White
Montana
Fort Peck
Wyoming
Casper
Nebraska
Too Late To Classify WANTED Experienced Cock
A terse classified notice seeks an experienced male worker for Jim's Cafe. The short ad states preference for a man and notes the establishment name without additional details or conditions.
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Jim
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OLD Gold Huengen’s Jewelry Shop
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