Armour Market Steady Weak Hog Receipts Reported
Armour Stock Yards notes Tuesday hog receipts around 600 with prices weak to lower and mixed demand. Cattle and calves hold steady with steers and yearlings firm and fat lambs showing active trading. weights under 180 pounds weaker, larger cattle and feeders steady to higher. Sioux Falls report mirrors softer hogs with 10 to 15 lower, but cattle bids rise for some classes and sheep and lambs steady to higher.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Produce price roundup from multiple Western markets
The report compiles oct 11 wholesale quotes for poultry eggs and dairy from Huron Watertown Mitchell Sioux City and Stoux City style markets with prices for hens roosters leghorn springs ducks turkeys and butterfat including No 1 and No 2 grades and varying weights, noting steady or weak trends across regions.
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Toner Estasaatee
Huron
Swi
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Watertown
Mitchell
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Sioux City
Stoux City
Representative sales Sioux City cattle and hogs report
October 1 report shows steer and yearling totals 28 head average 1028 pounds at 9.50, 25 at 924 pounds at 10.75, 18 at 1145 pounds at 12.00. Cows and calves 12 head average 1210 pounds at 9. AD, plus 34 at 725, 4 at 950 pounds at 10.09. Hogs heavies 14 head at 5? 6.90, 1 at 437? 70 at 11.3? 01. TAS, Kedingss 862-785 average 25 at 2300 total 7.60, 38 at 215, 7.65. Lights 25 at 160, 25019 at 7.40, 2S at 7.65.
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Sioux City
D. A
Kedingss
Associated Press
AdamsExj
AirRedue
AlaskaJun
Mack Truck
AlleghCarp
MarshField
AlliedCh-Dyc
McKess&Rob
McK&robpf
AmCan
MiamiCop Lia
Am&Forrow
MirHonReg
AmHide &L
xinMol Imp
AmIn
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
Columg&et
ComSol
ComSouth
ConEdis
Curtis
Sioux City Livestock Market Report October Sale Highlights
USDA cattle numbers 2,500 with calves 100 and cattle steady to higher. Long yearlings and heifers show strength with prices around 11.25 to 11.78 for select lots. common cows 5.00 to 5.95. stockers 7.50 to 6.25. Hogs 2,206 with top around 7.65 for 200-230 lb. sows steady to 10 lower. feeders scarce. Sheep 3,800 with 1,800 through and direct, demand strong, fat lambs scarce.
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Chicago
Jyatt
Sioux Falls
Ile Butchers
Reeen S
Ilioux
Stoun City
Vpi
Brendy
Grmi
God
Livestock Auction Notes From St Paul Market
Cattle across classes mostly steady with feeders scarce and beef cows 4.75 to 5.75. Calves around 4.80 to 10.06 with good to choice quality. Hogs 11,000 head fairly active with barrows and gilts down. sows 10 lower, top 7.65 for 200 270 lb. Sheep 6,500 head hardly any trade.
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St. Paul
Markets At Flance Chronicle Report
New York markets show irregular stocks including motors and seeds with bonds firm. Foreign exchange steady with minor slips in the pound and franc. Cotton higher on demand and support with sugar narrowing. Coffee easier on selling. Chicago wheat lower. corn weak amid liberal receipts. Cattle steady and hops weak to 20 lower. Pre holiday econ notes.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Markets Close For Columbus Day Holiday Trading
Domestic security and commodity exchanges will close for Columbus Day. NYSE, local commodities, and Chicago grain centers observe the holiday. Minneapolis carlot grain ranges and Chicago futures show mixed movements across wheat oats rye and barley with various declining and rising quotes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Local Commodities
Chicago Board of Trade
Huron
Durham
Minneapolis
Iw. U
Mixed U S Produce Prices and Futures Report
Sioux Falls market reports show heavy hens and leghorn prices for Oct 11 with varied weights and egg values. Chicago notes butter, eggs, and poultry prices with steady gains and futures for butter and ice cream. Minneapolis lists flour and bran figures. Chicago futures cover butter and eye refrigerator standards with mixed closes.
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Chicago
Butler
Wheat Dips Slightly at Chicago Market
Chicago wheat prices softened late on the eve of holidays as traders mooded to slow. North American export purchases were estimated around 300 000 bushels all Canadian. December corn delivery matched the year's low price with futures mostly steady or modestly lower.
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Chicago
Trend Sparks Wild Fluctuations In Stock Market Session
In a choppy New York market, many stocks dancer between gains and losses as traders reacted to rapid price changes. Aircraft issues showed initial strength but failed to sustain a buoyant tone, while low priced shares stood out and utilities tried to rally yet faced resistance. Transfers reached about 1.5 million shares amid broad uncertainty.
Mrs Roosevelt Feted On 54th Birthday Celebrations
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt plans multiple parties for her fifty fourth birthday as the White House and the National Women's Press Club host events. She said at a press conference she expects next year to be as busy but not more so than the past year.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Women's Press Club
Roosevelt
White House
Adjutant Dies Of Wounds In Bulgaria Assassin Shot
SOFIA October 11 Major Stoyanoff adjutant to Bulgarian army chief of staff Major General Yordan Peyeff died of wounds from an assassin who shot the general and his aide before turning the gun on himself. Dr M Stanisheff attempted to save the slayer’s wife but failed. Kiroff, a former policeman, motive unclear. Peyeff had no known enemies. Also, three RAF officers killed in midair collision near Philheili Wales. RAF losses total 147 officers and men since January 1.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Stoyanoff
Yordan Peyeff
M. Stanisheff
State University Medical School
Yes ‘Ife
Stail Kirof
Tadet
Kiroff
Peyell
Philheli
Wales
Royal Air Force
Here
Market Report Shows Varied Stock Movements and Bond Rates
A dense listing from New York and Minneapolis markets details many equities and bonds. The piece lists percentages for manufacturers, banks, and utilities, along with Treasury and Home Owners Loan securities and closing figures.
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New York
Gavseamche Fonds
Treasury
Fed Farm
Jurors Rounded Up On Minneapolis Street For Trial Panel
In Minneapolis on October 11 deputies rounded up about 20 residents along Nicolet Avenue between Fourth and Seventh streets to form a fresh jury panel for Arnold Johnson murder trial. They checked residency and sent volunteers to the courthouse, drawing a defense protest over the street panel and the selection of Elmer N. Woll as juror number nine.
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Minneapolis
County District Court
Nicolet Avenue
Fourth
Seventh
Arnold Johnson
Elmer N. Woll
Woll
Former Huron Boy Harold Lakin Dies in Ft. Dodge
Harold Earl Lakin aged 13 died at a Ft. Dodge hospital after a brief illness from strep infection. Born June 4 1925 in Huron he was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs H Lakin. He is survived by his parents two sisters Olive Lancelot Velma Frances and a brother Carroll. Funeral services were at the Congregational Church with Rev C G Ellinger and Rev T V L Harvey in charge. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Srends
Huron
Harold Lakin
Ft. Dodge
Harald
Harold Earl Lakin
H. , Lakin
Munson
Harold
Olive Lancet
Rockwell City
Velma Frances
Carroll
Manson
Congregational Church
C.G. Ellinger
T. V. L. Harvey
Baptist Church of
Mr. Harvey
Decatur
Lassin
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pug Slugged by Fiancée in Midnight Club Fracas
New York report says 22 year old Elinore Troy former Hollywood dancer assaulted Jack Doyle known as The Irish Whirl at the Midnight Sun Night Club after he broke their engagement date. She said she slapped him on the nose when he failed to recall their planned date.
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New York
Ocr
Prouy
Elinore Troy
Hollywood
Aeteross
Jack Dove
Troy
Doyle
Michi Taka
32 Hour Week Demand Affects 250000 UAW Chrysler GM
Spokesmen for the United Auto Workers CIO and the Chrysler and General Motors corporations conferred on maintaining a 32 hour week until all employees are recalled. About 250000 workers affected as auto production picks up industry wide. Buick plant strike threats over seniority and wages add tension.
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Delroilt
United Auto Workers of America
CIO
Chrysler
General Motors
Buick
Plymouth
Carysler Corporation
City implements paving program with 200 man crew this winter
The city manager told the board the paving program is ahead of schedule with a 200 man crew to work through winter on three runways surfacing set to begin next spring. 11806 feet of WPA sidewalk completed this fall with 3100 feet more signed by property owners for 1939. A $200 state lift and WPA cement cut local spillway repair costs at Ravine Lake, water repayment planned. A 40 man NYA crew builds a municipal golf course north of the airport, with eight to ten steady workers on greens and bunkers. A barber ordinance hearing adjourned with plans to return. a class D beer license granted to Joe Daum.
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Canunucg
I Property
Fame and Fish Commission
WPA
Ravine Lake
Sears
Thearine and Fish Commission
Huron
NYA
Eght
Stones Wand Sebris
Sharp Earth Tremor Shakes Sioux Falls and Nearby Towns
A sharp earth tremor jolted Sioux Falls early this morning with a rumble like thunder and no damage. Residents felt 10 to 20 seconds of shocks, with tremors reported in Hudson Beresford Spencer Humboldt and other nearby towns. Light shocks were also noted in Chamberlain and Wessington Springs last week.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Hudson
Beresford
Spencer
Humboldt
Here
Chambelain
Wessington Springs
Infant dies at hospital near Huron after small birth
The baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Bogers of a farm near Huron died yesterday afternoon at 4 30 in a Huron hospital. Born weighing two pounds five ounces she was the smallest newborn at Samaritan hospital. Survived by seven brothers and one sister funeral services will be held at home.
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Rogers
Tiee
Josephine Reich Is Buried At Miller
Special burial rites were held today at the Presbyterian Church for Josephine Reich who died Sunday morning at her daughter’s home near Hurley McCarl. She had lived in Hand County for seventeen years and is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Hurley McCarl and Mrs Roy Yearous three sisters five brothers and one grandchild. Burial was in the Gaor cemetery.
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Presbyterian Church
Josephine Reich
Hurley McCar
Were
Tabor
South Dakota
Hand County
Hurley McCarl
Roy
Wolsey Woman Hurt In Auto Accident
Mrs Hazel Likeness of Wolsey suffered a fractured shoulder plus cuts and bruises when her car went out of control and overturned in a ditch about 2 miles west of Hitchcock shortly after 1 p m. She was taken to a Huron hospital in not serious condition. Likeness, an employee of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, had left Hitchcock to drive to Wolsey. She lost control while attempting to turn on the heater.
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Wolsey
Hazel Likeness
Hitchcock
Huron Hospital
Likeness
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lindbergh Visits Germany Amid Air Power Talks
A letter published in Moscow accuses the Soviet air force of being inefficient during a visit by guests of Lady Astor. Lindbergh offered no comment when pressed and hinted at a possible two to three week stay in Germany to tour aircraft factories as Germany promotes its progress.
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Sian
Moscow
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Lindbergh
Whey
Germany
CIO Convention Moves Toward Labor Peace and Wage Law Reform
The CIO prepares to report on changes to the federal wage hour law and discusses actions by labor groups including the Potters Union and Labor's Non-Partisan League. The resolutions committee backs continued fight against CIO dualism while urging peace if a genuine reunification arises. It says no settlement possible while Lewis retains power, and warns the AFL will not compromise with dictatorship or Communist leadership.
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Resolutions Committee
Labor
Potters’ Union
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Executive Council
Lewis
A. F. of L
Neannot
Palm to Take Illinois Position at Central Illinois Service Company
Bernard L Palm, longtime manager at Northwestern Service Company, accepts the role of manager for the Central Illinois Service Company based in Springfield. The unit serves the southern half of Illinois and links to the Northwestern system. Palm succeeds as director after recent leadership changes. He is a Huron College graduate and son of Mr and Mrs A Palm.
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Bernard L. Palm
Sale Manor
Northwestern 1. Jie
Utility Company
Try
Springfield
Ilinois
Service Corpar
Northwestern Vice
Western
Palm
Northacorns Peltic Service Company
Huron
C. J. Strike
A. B. Sanborn
Nebraska Av
Huron College
Yale
Farm Union Meet Enters Second Day With Elections Pending
More than 500 farmers attended the South Dakota Farmers Union annual convention as officers and resolutions dominated the agenda on the second day. Paul Erickson state secretary and C J Mitchell of the Farmer Union Central Exchange were among notable participants while junior association members gathered for a two‑banque session.
District Legion Meet Dates Set Across Districts
District Legion groups announced convention dates and sites. District 10 will meet at Miller on October 17, District 14 at Selby on October 18, Districts 5 at Roslyn on October 19, District 1 at town on October 20, and Districts 2 and 6 set dates for later in October with Canistota and nearby towns hosting.
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DePpa
Dakota Department
Mullane
Miller
Selby
Roslyn
Tertown
Canisinta
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Include Local Names
Admitted patients include Marvin Coil Virgin gical Hartier Marone Huron and Mra O Theophilus Jackson Minn minor surgical Burma Wessington Springs Cal Fred Saye Huron. Dismissed Merna Jean Van Pelt Fluron Fred Kirk Huron. Speed recovery with Walker's flowers.
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Marvin Coil
Virgin
Gical
Hartier Marone
Huron
Mra O
Theophilus
Jackson
Minn
Burma
Wessington Springs
Cal
Fred Saye
Surpriss
Merna Jean van Pelt
Fluron
Fred Kirk
Walker
Marriage license sought by Cyril Bloodgood and Leone Bickhoff
The Evening Huvense reports that Cyril Bloodgood and Leone Bickhoff applied for a marriage license at the Sanborn County courthouse on September 14. The Sanborn County clerk of courts notes the couple were witnesses when Clifford Schreck and Lola May Warren applied for a license.
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Huvense
Woonsocket
Arronecoush
Cyril Bloodgood
Leone Bickhoff
Heron
Sanborn County
Clifford Schreck
Lola May Warren
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