Market News Mixed Livestock Prices Across U S Markets
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports Tuesday receipts with hogs 20 to 60 cents lower and cattle and sheep mostly steady to lower. Chicago sees consumer resistance driving another price drop with hogs and steers uneven and limits on top bids. Other markets in Sioux City Sioux Falls and Minneapolis show varied declines in hogs and cattle with some steadier sheep and lambs and weaker cattle futures across the region.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
U. S
Sioux City
Sioux
City
Cuttie
Colver
Igood and Choice
Mauny
St. Pen
ST. Paul
Upsena
Dept. Agroi
Buvares
Market reports from Sioux City Mitchell Watertown and Chicago
Oct markets across several cities show mixed price listings for eggs butter poultry and livestock. Sioux City Mitchell Watertown and Chicago report varying prices for hens leghorn roosters ducks turkeys and eggs along with butterfat and grain pricing in regional market briefs.
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Sioux
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Mitchell
Grain Market Quotations and Varied Grain Grades
The report lists numerous grain classifications with quality marks and prices in a fluctuating market. It notes items like Montana hard durum and red darwin varieties, assorted corn, oats, barley, rye, flax, and sweet clover with nominal price shifts and decimal markers.
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Minneapolis
Minally
Montana
Lukas
Dee
Stmmeloln
Persistent Wheat Declines as Selling Pressures Grow
Persistent selling lowers Chicago wheat prices about three cents as the liver pool market weakens and securities losses weigh on traders. Corn slides to new low prices for the season with No 2 yellow old at five dollars and some futures down. Wheat closes under yesterday with Dec near 105 1/2, May around 106, and corn futures lower across the board.
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Chicago
IURON
GEOG
Switt & Co
WEY
Fiuron
Avamanneee
Dee. OM
Techorn
Reoe
Laghorn
Liverpool
Mrs Lawrence Fox Hurt in Highway 83 Crash
Mrs Lawrence K Fox 33 wife of the state historian suffered serious back injuries when her car overturned on highway 83 north of Pierre. She was found and brought to the hospital at 1 pm by Dr P B Jenking state health director while en route to an American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Gettysburg.
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Lawrence Fox
Pierre
Lawrence K. Fox
Dinner Launches Concert Campaign in Huron
A workers ally canvassed Huron to recruit members for three winter concerts under Columbia Concerts Corporation. About 50 attended a dinner at Hotel Maryin Hughitt where WURON GRAIN MARKET updates were provided by Reynold and Taylor from the Columbia rep. A. J. Wheat Lang presided. G O Martin and Mrs Arthur spoke on membership. The campaign HQs are on Hotel Marying Hughitt mezzanine with a 9 to 5 desk and a 42 telephone. Memberships close Saturday evening. no sales after.
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Huron
Columbia Concerts Corporation
Ole 1
Huron Association
A. J
Stocks Slide to Fresh Yearly Lows Amid Market Rout
In New York trading on October 5, leading stocks fell to new low grounds for the year or longer with declines ranging from one to seven points. Brokers cited easing pressures and a public pledge by the president against international treaties violations and foreign wars as a factor in the market retreat. The bond market closed with various U S government issues quoted, while a list of blue chips inclining and declining was reported in the closing tally.
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New York
Chicago
United States
Baptist Clergy Convene for South Dakota Convention Meeting
Advance registrations indicate about 177 attendees for the five day South Dakota Baptist Convention and Auxiliaries sessions October 1 to 10. Speakers include Dr. F W Meyer from the Philippines and Mrs Leslie E Swain, with events such as a Thursday banquet at 6 30 pm at the Methodist Church and a Friday luncheon at 12 15 pm at the American Lutheran Church.
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Fifi
South Dakota Baptist Convention and Auxiliaries
F. W. Meyer
Philippine Islands
Leslie E. Swain
Woman's American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
R. D. Williamson
Council On Finance and Promotion
E. H. ‘Rhoades, Jr
Northern Baptist Convention
W. P."behan
Mary Laughlin
Hureh
Rangoon
Burma
Methodist Church
Behan
American Lutheran Church
Johm L. Barton
Jensen Farm Proposal Under Study In South Dakota
Governor Jensen seeks USDA aid to buy dairy cows for destitute South Dakota farmers to use rough feed and restore independence. Field reps will assess feasibility and potential resettlement grants. Jensen offered to repay government with cream checks as funds are estimated.
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Pierre
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Farm Security Administration
Jensen
South Dakota
Jansen
Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Gworstary Wallace
Labor Board Clash Dominates AFL Conference Parley
At the AFL convention in Denver on October 5, fiery resolutions urged disbanding the National Labor Relations Board, accusing it of pro government bias. William Green demanded expulsion of CIO unions while John L. Lewis mocked Green as a stubborn rival, signaling deep federation tensions.
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American Federation of Labor
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Enlind
Roosevelt
National’ Labor’ Relations Board
A. FL. Jeadb Org
Resolutions Committee
William Green
Lewis
Rae
J. Worres
Madden
Labor Board
Government
Tobweil
New York
CIO
Isher Jeader
John L. Lewis
Green
American Federation of Daker
Stout Faces Board Over Quarantine Charge
Secretary of Agriculture Gordon Stout testifies before the state Livestock Sanitary Board about moving 10 cattle from his Jackson County farm after quarantine. Board votes to request Minnesota to impose restrictions on stock from South Dakota amid an anthrax scare, with controlled yard shipments and federal inspection pending.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Gordon Stout
Hvestock “Sanitary ‘Board
Stout
Jackson County
Livestock Board
South Dakota Livestock Sales Agencies Association
Minnesota
Minnnesota
Iowa
Beadle County Commission Opens October Session
Beadle County commissioners meet at the courthouse today for their October parley. The opening session focuses on routine matters and discussion of relief issues.
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Ste County
Beadle County
Slayings in New York Target Youths Under Mystery Circle
Detectives seek a retired police sergeant as a suspect in the slayings of Lewis Weiss and Frances Jek. The killer, about six feet tall, shot Weiss and stabbed Jek, then marked both foreheads with a red circle drawn with the girl’s lipstick, possibly to mislead investigators.
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New York
Lewis Weiss
Frances Jek
John J. Ryan
Bui Hie
Weiss
Ocr
Simson
Ansger
Earler
Roosevelt Aims at Wage Law and Farm Acts
President Roosevelt urged passage of a wage hour and child labor bill and farm surplus regulation in a St Paul address and hinted at a November special session. He defended progressives, praised Minnesota leaders, and called for a national uniform wage standard while warning the Supreme Court's ruling on farm policy.
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Seckx
New
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Grand Forks
Sir T
North Central Suites
Rawse Pale
Minnesota
Olson
Ebner Benson
Fred Olson
Fido
Benson
Shipstead
Rep
Buckler
Als
Progress in Boy Scout Fund Drive Continues
A local Boy Scout fundraising campaign in Cocpser South Daliawama aims to raise $4,500. Volunteers plan a first sweep using tonics to solicit individuals, with activity continuing through Thursday or Friday.
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Snoval
Camprusvens
Cocpser
Daliawama
Windsor Duke prefers housing study and visiting America
The article discusses Prince Edward Duke of Windsor possibly returning to Britain or visiting the United States to study housing and work conditions. It notes officials worry extremist use of a former king’s return and the duke’s engaging personality with workers, while acknowledging his reputation for wilful, domineering traits.
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Slose
England
Hix
Weimberie
Hichest
Subor
Omery Windsor
Windsor
London
George VI
Edward
Isbor
America
United States
Auditorium site debates and finance plan for city project
The city advances plans for an auditorium with site options and a chosen architect to be appointed at a special meeting. Financing calls for 3 1/3 percent bonds of 1000 denomination totaling 2300 thousand with annual retirements starting 1939. Officials discuss federal offers and require final plans before bids.
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Sears
Cochrane
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