Swine Market Report From Armour Stock Yards Huron
Market news details a lower swine market at Armour Stock Yards in Huron with prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs listed. It notes general weakness in hogs and mixed price ranges across cattle calves and sheep, including specific figures for veal lambs bulls cows and various weight classes, plus Chicago Livestock results from October 1 with trends and top prices for steers yearlings and lambs.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sveal
WBI
Stads
Chicago
USDA
Hog and cattle prices slip from peak amid varied demand
Chicago and St Paul livestock markets show uneven moves with hogs off from yesterday’s high but top quotes around 11.15. Cattle steady to higher in parts. heifers and feeders mixed. Lambs and stockers soft in some regions as receipts total near 7,000 to 18,000 across markets. private surveys note range lambs under last year by about 13 percent.
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Chicago
Aus
St. Louis
Csriy Bics
Beluew
Sheen
Pact Dock
Montanas
Dakeota
Stone City
Sioun City
Tower
Zeck
Markets in Huron and Sioux City Include Varying Poultry Rates
Swift & Co. reports daily market quotes for Huron South Dakota covering heavy hens over 4% lbs light and heavy springs, leghorn hens, roosters, butterfat grades, and wool hides. Sioux Falls and Sioux City provide poultry and egg prices, with butter, eggs, and turkey values, alongside Chicago and Minneapolis grain futures and potato markets.
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Huron Soultre
Sutter
Swift & Co
Huron
Leghorn
Chicago
Thunday
Uwe
Él Trucks
Rock Springs
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Joose Engs
Stock Market Rallies Push Shares Higher Across Exchanges
Rallies of one to three points lift trading in New York as inflation warnings from Landis of the Sec and Gay of the New York Stock Exchange buoy sentiment. A firmer tone follows mid-morning, with many new yearly highs. transfers reach about 1,800,000 shares. Prominent gainers include Johns Manville Case American Can Allied Chemical Westinghouse U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Congoleum Consolidated Gas Schenley U S Industrial Alcohol Sears Roebuck Santa Fe Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Landis
Sec
Gay
New York Stock Exchange
Tengiua
Johns-Manville
Case
American Can
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
Pioneer merchant Stiver dies after stroke at Huron home
John Mitchel Stiver born 1857 in Jefferson County moved to Huron with a harness shop that evolved into Stiver Hardware on Dakota Avenue. He died shortly before noon at 156 Fifth Street Southwest after a stroke and leaves seven children, three surviving daughters, and four sons. Survivors include Kent, Heathman and others. he was a longtime member of the local fire department and Elks. Funeral arrangements were pending with Sunday tentatively planned.
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Jm.stiver
Huron
Fifth Street
Jack Stiver
Herness
Morin Colton
Stlver Hardware
Mr. Siver
Huron Fire Department
Silver
John Mitche! Silver
Jefferson County
Shellsburg
Iowa
Margaret Carcorin
Carthage
Stiver
Mayvon
Movin-Cohen
Sliver
Kent
We Cléron
Tames W
Otis
Leslie
Dave
Risa
Anne Royder
Cedar Rapids
Maud Heathiman
Laura Heathman
Shellsiare
Laws
County Moor Fort
Dakota Avenue
Second
Third Streets
C. BR. Kent
the Elks
Beadle County Home Extension Trainings On Gifts
Olive Nef to lead first Beadle county Home Extension training schools for the 1595-36 club year with sessions on sewing gift items, holiday foods, and household crafts. Schedule spans Oct 14 in Cavour and Huron, Oct 15 and 17 in various locations, with multiple all day meetings and demonstrators urged to bring basic supplies.
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Beadle County
Olive Nef
Nelv
Cavour
H. Benson
Troquois M. E. Church
Huron
Cert House
Court House
Virgil
George Cook
Wessington
Helen DeHaven
Bonilla
Belle Kenyon
Minneap olis Stocks and Bonds Report Oct Markets
Minneapolis stocks show mixed moves with First Bank up about 1 percent and Northwest Range cited. New York bond quotes include Liberty Fourth 43s around 33 to 38, Treasury 3s near 51 to 55, and Home Owners Loan 2Me in the 34 to 45 range, reflecting typical market activity for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
U. & Bonds
New York
WLU
Liberty
Treasury
Fed Farm
Mrs Eddings Dies Here This Morning
Mrs. Eddings aged 50 died about 9 o clock this morning at the home of Mrs. Anna Findlay in southeast Sioux City. She had been ill since May with asthma and worsened by a cold in recent weeks. Survived by two sons Frank Morrill and Charles Morrill both of north of Huron and two daughters Mrs Evtyn Batters of Los Angeles and Mrs Minnie Aldrich of North Dakota. Her husband preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 today at Walsh's chapel with Rev S D Discud of the American Lutheran church officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Minnie Aldrich
North Dakota
New
Main
Minneapolis
Walsh's Chapel
S. D. Discud
American Lutheran Church
Charg
Riverside
Mobilize For Defense Of AAA Plans Outlined
L B Cummins announces three statewide Farm Bureau meetings for Canton Aberdeen and Spearfish in October to rally all South Dakota agriculture for the Farm Bureau program. Speakers include H B Test and V Wanman. Free discussion on uniting under one organization to oppose the agricultural welfare.
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Canton
Paarate
L. Be.’ Cummins
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota
Iasi Congress
Ke Ti Cummins
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Aberdeen
Spearfish
Farm Bureau
Anh
H. B. Test
Frederick
V. Waniman
Chicase
American Farm Bures
Cummins
Army Helps To Put Men To Work
Washington reports the Army will mobilize engineers to aid the Works Progress Administration in speeding job creation. Daily aim is 7,0005 men until November. overall goal 3,150,000 jobs by early next month, though original target was 3.5 million. Hopkins absent in biweekly progress notes. Roosevelt directs army involvement to resolve Civil Works Administration difficulties and accelerate the drive.
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Washington
Oficinla
Works Progress Administration
Worle Vehiel Scoup Modiey
Hopkins
Prayress
Harry L. Hopkins
Army
Roosevelt
Army Engineers
Civil Works Administration
Morrison Reelected Church Official in Dakota Conference
PIERRE Oct 10 The fiftieth annual assembly of the Dakota conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened with Bishop J Ralph Mayes of St Paul presiding. Memorial service for deposed pastors and wives followed. Officers listed include F E Morrison Huron secretary and M P Underhill White Lake press representative. Conference sessions continue through Monday.
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Deadwood
A. J. Rinsarsen
Cresbard
J. HL Dirks
Dell Rapids
M. P. Underhill
White Lake
Dakota
Blunt
Tsaldaris Resigns as Greek Premier in Monarch Move
Athens reports the government of Prime Minister Tsaldaris resigns, with General Georgios Kondylis as president of the council and war minister George Kloridalis seizing key posts. Martial law firms up, troops occupy public buildings as royalists gain cabinet influence, signaling a possible return of King George. President Zaimis weighs resignation as monarchist forces reshape the cabinet.
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Tsaldaris
Athens
Pretaris Tsaldaris
George Kloridylis
Ron
George
Alexander Zaimis
Siip
Athena
Kondylis
Eonomies
State Farm Union Officers Reelected in South Dakota
In Yankton on October 10 the South Dakota Farmers Union reelected all state officers Emil Loriks Arlington president Qa z Posheim Howard vice president E I H Sauber Yankton secretary treasurer and named five directors Enoch Hofstad Elk Point Jesse Kistler Mr Vernon W C Herrmann Rockham William Sinkular Dallas Fred Root Powell Everson national president spoke on agricultural policy and the Frazier Lemke bill Milo Reno Farm Holiday Association head accused Wallace in farm matters noted Chan Chan Peru coastal ruin described near Lima.
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State Farm Union
Yankton
South Dakota Farmers Union
Emil Loriks
Arlington
Qaz Posheim
Howard
Sauber
Another Storm
Enoch Hofstad
Elk Paint
Jesse Kistler
Mr. Vernon
W. C. Herrmann
Rockham
William Sinkular
Dallag
Fred Root
Powell E. H. Everson
Milo Reno
Farm Holiday Association
Wallace
Rye Control Plan Expected Shortly
Washington reports an imminent rye control plan as part of a farm administration program. A 28 percent cut in marketable rye is proposed, subject to secretary of agriculture discretion, with potential increases if necessary. The amendments empower changes and reflect grower endorsements from Aberdeen and S.D. hearings.
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Washingson
Farm Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Aberdeen
S&s. D
Washington
AAA
TALY ADVANCES LEAGUE DECIDES Continued from Page Ona
The League of Nations faced a pivotal decision as 50 nations favored punitive measures against Rome. Britain’s Captain Anthony Eden urged action, while Swiss delegates warned neutrality would be endangered by sanctions. Italy relies on Germany for necessities via Ausuig and air supply could come through Switzerland.
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Taly
Italy
Germany
Minch
Switehland
Assembly
League of Nations
League
Eéon
Eastern Star Election and Redfield Dedication Day
A special North Western train carried 10 passenger cars of Eastern Star members from Huron to Redfield for the dedication of the new Eastern Star Home. About 1000 attended as Frances Haun of Nashville delivered the dedication address while Otto B. Linstad led the events and a 6 p.m. dinner followed at Foster hotel before the return to Huron.
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Redfield
North Western
Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Huron
Otto B. Linstad
Pierre
Frances Haun
Nashville
Tenn
John Hammill
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Foster Hotel
City Briefs Reflect Local Social Circles and Travel
Mrs MW Avery convalesces at home after a fall while Mrs J Botve land and Miss Frances Haun visit Redfield, Washville and nearby, as neighbors and relatives gather for grand chapter events. Local figures plan air travel to St Louis for dairy show and a trip to the Black Hills as church groups and county officials discuss events and visitors.
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MW. Avery
Beach Oy
Itc
M. i. von Wahl
Redfield
Heron
George Lor
Vheir Sive
J. Bot Veland
Frances Haun
Washville
Orani
Faris Eroon Wiebster Ars
Vasp
Philip Sevchum
Puyge
Muro
G. B.S
Ellen Long
Pest
Lucille
Munboldt
Grand
Tom Donley
Willow Lake
Keane
G. Fejuk
Plankinton
Feiuk
Goose Boy
Imarning
J. Hill
Ig Leavin
Pyrlall
Censey
Erma Clem
Elsie Niches
Bandie County
Nalout
St. Louis
Clem
Niehragee
Kaiser
Ban Homme Arent
Bt. Louis
Grace Lund
Mise
Tesaphine Tidaway
Black Hills
P. ©. Cart
Huran
Het Spray “Ds ' Ot
Robertsons Fate After Larceny Plea In Mitchell
Joseph Robertson, a transient from Oregon, was sentenced to four years for grand larceny after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. He received five years on each of two counts, to run concurrently, with prior records including time served in Illinois and a Missouri reform school.
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Mitchell
Ortgon
Dalkuta Peniky
Pd Enteviney
Robertson
Pbennis
Inus Aller
Tysdal
Wai Tewan
Ullinois
Pontine
Lanyon
Fae Viclives
Iné Dyer
Bonneville
Missouri
Lief Erickson Society Convenes in Vermillion Banquet
The Lief Erickson Society core meeting closed after a banquet for prominent Dakotans of Scandinavian heritage. Rev J A Baltic presided with officers Irving Tilge Kestad and Emil Loreike among the attendees. Notable guests included Peter Norbeck, Mrs Struble, L D Weeks and Lt Gov Robert Pf son. Oscar Forsheim and others from Huron and Arlington were present.
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Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Struble
Centerville
Weeks
Robert Pfson
Oscar Forsheim
Heward
Mang
Huron
Wor
Hopkins Named New Clerk At Court Office
Mrs. Nora Hopkins succeeds Ruth Thompson as clerk in Beadle County offices after Thompson moves to the Chicago and North Western railway mechanic’s office. Thompson is to begin work immediately in Chicago. Hopkins, previously a courthouse clerk, resumes duties at the hospital. Admitted and dismissed lists follow.
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Hopkins
Ruth Thompson
Beadle County
Jie
Nora Hopkins
Miss Thompson
Chicago & North
Wanted to Buy and For Sale Notices from Lake Preston area
Classified ad notices list items for sale including a power a MecCormick Deering picker and a 1931 Chevrolet auction by O Keefe Howe in Cavour. Also an ad for rent a model room home in central locality at 22 dollars per month through H Ward Agency.
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Ftw
Oscar Skim
Lake Preston
Cavour
H. J. Ward Agency
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Catele Sales
Sicun City
Oct
Ren
Belles & Rogers and Aaron , Hidy and Metal Co
S. D
Paris
Signes Ge
Buiter
Potaos
U.S
Das He Russets Burbanks
Bliss Triumphs US
Wisconsin
Cnbblers US
Bliss Trumphs US
South Dakota Cobblers US
North Dakota Cobblers US
Red River
Ohios
Blisk Triumphs
U. S
Minnesota Cobblers
Thordeau
Summerpolis
Minnespolis
Dec
Donmland
Lata Lewer
Lysua Lahya
Dee
Duluth
Taursday
Minny Get
Lax
Tiuron Grain Market
Grain Bulletin
Minnepolis
Beadle Training
Sturgis
Todd Harrison
Tere Iste
Highway 79
Morgan Line
Dixie
Florida
Steamboat Inspection Board
Ford Motor Ltd
Worrison
Peru
Lima
Rye
O. E
Stella Yont
Nebraska
P. G
My Belle Maison
Nebrasks
Edna Galloway
Pearl May
Minnie Rush
Raph Miller
P. Gwenn Brown
Minnesota
Mi Minnies Prine
Jane Topel
Richard Craven
Kansas
Martha Jamieson
Grand Adah
Manitoba
Emma C. Fisher
Beach
Joseph Robertson
Lief Erickson Societ
Hiospitals
C. Surst
Matt. Hofer
Carpent Medical
John Adems
Surgic
Moffitt
Surgical
J. Brush
Hitchcock
Medical
William Gau
Yale
Pierre Huron
St. Charles
Marvin Hua Bus Depot
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