Market News Hog Prices Steady to Dime Lower at Armour Stockyards
Hog receipts were about 500 with top at 9.65 and a steady to slightly lower tone for cattle and lambs at Armour Stockyards Huron Oct 8. Early sales to shippers were steady with a 10.00 top for hogs around 223 lb. cattle and sheep markets showed mixed trends with undercurrents of steadiness in feeders and fat lambs. Chicago trade mirrored strength in hogs with top around 10.55 and cattle steady to higher on heavy weights, while yearlings and veals showed mixed movement amid overall higher wholesale pork demand and lighter shipper interest for cattle. Country markets reported varied hogs and cattle activity, with prices fluctuating and receipts heavy across regions.
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Colorado Rangers
Californias
Nebraska
Choice
Blackforces
Och
York
South St. Paul
South St, Paul
Produce Markets Woatertown item and prices
Produce Thursday at Watertown shows oats and wheat varying in weight classes with prices around 4 percent for springs, 41 for heavy consignments, and under 45 for lighter lots. Eggs and butter prices noted, with hens and geese, ducks, and butter standards listed in No. 5 and other grades.
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Woatertown
Watertown
Eghorn
Market Totals and Farm Produce Prices Reported
Government mornnge figures show markets yesterday totaling 404017 pounds vs 7364133 last year. Egg holdings 275471 cases with 2 85151 a year age. Butter prices unchanged. Local receipts include 27 cars 2744 thresh. Refrigeration standards 25 percent, extas 374. Plymouth and White Oak 18, colored 11 percent. Chickens and ducks prices noted with several weights and colors.
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Jek Cin
Plymouth
White Oak
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Blea City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City auctioneer notes cattle at Blea City with slaughter steers and yearlings steady to weak. Fat cattle and primals mixed, heifers and stockers slow. Beef cows and cutters varied, feeder and mocher grades show broad ranges. prices per hundredweight quoted in dollars and cents for various categories.
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Sioua City
Oct
Lew Cutters
Carter
BOG Sales Ko
Chicago Produce Market Totals From Early October Reports
Chicago rounds of potatoes show demand varying by stock region with western supply moderating and northern stock light. Idaho russets and Colorado McClures lead with US No 1 grades, while butter prices hold steady and creamery fats stay high.
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Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks US
Colorado
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota/ cobblers
Wheat futures rise on Argentine export move and demand
Wheat rallies as Argentina signals export limits, with May wheat at 1.28 and nearby futures up 2.44 cents. Coarse grains follow, Dec oats up, Dec rye firm, and Dec feed barley higher amid light cash wheat offerings and sluggish winter wheat demand. Market notes Minneapolis grain card with mixed bids for No 1 dark northern wheat, No 1 mixed oats, and No 3 white barley. receipts show 47 cars, with prices largely steady to firmer across components.
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Ned
Fisx
Dee
GUROM
Grein Bulletin
Minneapolis
Legle
Sothern
Scout Drive Nearing Windup in Huron Campaign
Huron area Scouts push to finish the fundraising drive with a $1500 goal by Saturday night. Volunteers canvass the city to reach the remaining households, urging Huronians to cooperate. Scout executive Edward McArdle notes other Central South Dakota councils report solid early results, but continued effort is needed to meet targets.
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Huron
Edward McArdle
Central South Dakota
Minneapolis Floor Thursday amid grain and stock listings
A crowded transcribed page shows Minneapolis floor prices for flour and cotton sacks, with siloed figures for Pure Fran and Standard middlings. The text mixes commodity prices with a long list of stock symbols and percentage changes from major companies such as AT&T, Kroger, Lehigh, Armour, Amoco, and Union Carbide, reflecting a broad market snapshot. Numbers and names are intermingled, highlighting trade activity and sector breadth in a single scanned item.
Mexican Migrant Romero To Be Deported From Huron
Texe Romero who sparked police in Huron with a fake tale of killing his brother in Chicago will be sent to Mexico. Immigration officials say Inspector Nyquist will arrive to take Romero into custody and deport him for entering the United States ten years ago without a passport.
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Texe Romero
Huron
Chicago
Mexico
Beadhe
Joe Reilly
Reilly
Remington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
St. Paul
W. G. Nyquist
Romero
Nyquist
Aken
Stag Gathering Plans Near Completion at Marvin Hughitt
Arrangements for a sportsmanship stag are nearing completion for next Monday evening at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel under joint sponsorship of the Huron Chamber of Commerce and the local Walton League. Tickets are on sale from members or the Chamber office to estimate attendance. Highlights include Elmo Adams of the South Dakota game and fish department showing films, with an outside speaker possible. A Dutch lunch will be served. the session starts at 2 o'clock in the Elks ballroom.
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Marvin Hughitt
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Tnank ‘Walton League
Stag
Chamber of Commerce
Mundt Attacks Demo Policies In South Dakota Rally
Lars E. Mundt, Madison east-river candidate for congress, assailed Fred Hildebrandt's support of the Canadian reciprocal trade pact. He urged repeal, backed U S government principles, attacked Supreme Court curbs, and criticized relief policies while proposing county-administered aid and old age pensions funded by solid taxes. Mundt pressed for farm loan repayment in kind, warned against subsidization, and urged debates to expose differing aims before about 500 attendees.
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Congress
Fred Hildebrandt
Mundt
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Drom
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Hits
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Slawe
Libiatration
Imoore
Tentay Mundt
Gotip
Repubian
Alma
Ideas
Maree
ALA
Chaxiberiain
Beadle County Tepublian
Pilfered Silver and Dishes Hit Restaurants Hard
Chicago convention notes a two percent annual loss from broken dishes and stolen silverware in U S restaurants and hotels. Charles A. Lauhi, a director at the National Restaurant Association, notes the issue and RD Clark of Cleveland is elected to succeed Frank O. Shecill as a director.
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Chicago
National Restaurant Association
Charles A. Lauhifile
NOY
Jearch
United States
RD. Clark
Cleveland
Frank O
Plan Approved For South Dakota Blind Aid
The federal racial security board approved South Dakota's plan to aid the needy blind, enabling about one half of the program's cost to be funded with federal funds. Officials estimate 7,933 people would receive aid, with a monthly cost of 153,660 dollars and a maximum of 38 dollars per month per person, based on individual need.
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Washington
The
Racial Security Board
South Dakota
Scsse
Moore Speaks At Chapel Gathering
Dr. John Moore of Haros College biology department entertained the chapel group with stories of Yellowstone National Park where he served as a naturalist last summer. He praised the park as a major U.S. travel site, shared visitor numbers, and described the seasonal staffing and bear feeding events that drew crowds each evening.
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Haros College
Yellowstone ‘National Park
United States
de Foore
Labor Day
Yatta
Gore
Sr. Moore
Fred
Ravine Lake Park WPA Improvements Begin in Huron
About 30 workers started WPA improvement work at Ravine Lake Park under City Manager Dow Sears. Projects include raising the lake dam to allow water level rise next spring, park road enhancements, lake shoreline revamp, and other improvements. A separate crew is installing a new bridge over the James River north of town, funded by the city and Beadle County. The Northern Lights were seen near Wellington during a Miller club meeting, described as brilliant arcs across the sky.
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Dow 1 Sears
WPA
Market Road
Scroas
James River
Prairie Tire
City of
Huron
Beadle County
Book reviews begin at Huron College on Wednesdays
On Wednesday October 21, five new book review series start at Huron College. Reviews will occur the first and third Wednesdays each month from 3:00 to 4:00 PM in the college chapel. Faculty members and local residents will review various books supervised by De Roseell, head of the Department of Education.
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Huron College
de’ Roseell
Department of Rédeacation
Srst
Miller Commercial Club backs sleeper service move
Denning reports the Miller Commercial Club backed reinstating the sleeper service on the CG and NS Western Railroad. The club, which held its monthly meeting, supports scheduling changes and urges public support to implement the plan, with officials noting potential benefits and cost considerations.
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Miller
Denning
Nsw
Miller Commercial Club
Gena Dentin
Suron Chimber of Commerce
Guthering
HL Kramer
Méller Organization
Frank Sperke
Denning Straeit Club
Akoes Chambers
South Dashgparscheste
General Motors Fast Years Best Sales Since '29
General Motors reports best sales since 1929 in September, marking a strong month for the company in the United States. Also offers listed include a 1900 Chevrolet Tow Sedan for sale through Tacobson Leighton Chevrolet Co, and various Wanted to Buy and Help Wanted notices across farm and local business sections.
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General Motors
New .York
Gre
Tacobson, Leighton
Chevroier Co
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