Market News: No Change In Market Prices
Chicago and Sioux Falls reports show hogs steady to 10 cents higher, led by top hogs at 10.50. Cattle mostly down 23 cents with light offerings, early top 10.15 for light steers. US cold storage October beef and pork stocks rise modestly, beef surging while pork and lard decline. Sows steady to higher, lambs mixed, overall market pressure in cattle and hogs amid ample supplies from drought areas.
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Chicago
U—Commission
Arly Rounds
United States
S.D.A
Sioux City Livestock Auction Report
Sioux City market notes show cattle trading uneven with cattle at 25 lower and most stocker and feeder trades steady to stronger. Week’s bids reflect lighter weights and mixed quality with heifers and cutters varying while stocker and feeder quotations hold, good and choice steers seen around 50075 and up to 254?9.00.
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Sioux City
T.S.D.A
South St. Paul Livestock Market Report October 4
Cattle steady to mixed with attention on weighty beef and shortfed types. Hogs active with mostly steady prices and top 9.25 for 220 240 lb. sows steady. Sheep shows around moderate demand with buyers weak to lower on lambs though some loads reach 8.85.
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South St. Paul
D.A
Markets Update From Huron and Nearby Produce Markets
Daily market report from Huron, Watertown, Mitchell, Sioux Falls detailing poultry, butterfat, eggs, and turkey prices. Heavy hens, springs, leghorns, ducks, and turkey yields are listed by weight class with No. 1 and No. 2 egg prices and regional variations across South Dakota and adjacent towns.
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Huron
Swift & Co
D. D
Watertown
Poultry and dairy market report from Sioux City
Sioux City market update dated Oct 14 lists poultry prices by class such as hens over 3 pounds and under, springs, Leghorns, cocks, and No 1 and No 2 quality totals. Butterfat quotations No 1 and No 2 shown, with cases included for new lots and loose eggs prices.
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Sioux Falls
Eghorn
Sioux City
Black Jersey Giants
Ener
Chicago Produce Wednesday Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago reports weak butter tone while eggs and fowl stay firm. September butter withdrawals from storage underperform 1935 due to better production and current consumption. Government data show October stocks light. butter supply at 106,777,600 pounds nationwide.
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Chicago
Actin
Chicago Poultry and Potatoes Prices Drift in Mixed Market
Chicago market reports show poultry steady with slight gains in hens and turkeys while ducks and young stock rise modestly. Potatoes across regions show light supplies and weak undertones with Us No 1 russets and red varieties listed at varied per cwt prices.
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Chicago
Bigmonth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock Broilers
M. Leghorn
S.d.ai
Idaho
Burbanks US
Washington
New York Produce Prices Mixed in Crops and Butter
New York on Wednesday reports egg markets steady with mixed colors and varying packet counts. Butter prices hold at 25 672 around a steady level with little change. overall prices remain unchanged as markets digest supply signals.
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New York
Winnipeg Strength Drives Wheat Futures Rally
Winnipeg market strength lifted grain prices in Minneapolis trading on October 14. December wheat rose to 1.20 percent, May to 1.25, while flax futures gained with December at 2.05 and May at 2.00. Coarse grains firmed. oats and rye mixed with barley steady, and cash corn showing strength amid quiet to fair oats and rye demand.
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Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Commission House
Chicago
Associated Press
Adar
Gli
Grain Bulletin Summary of No. 1 Wheat and No. 3 Oats Prices
Grain bulletin notes No. 1 dark northern wheat at 1.27 to 1.30 dollars for Dec and May futures, with receipts of 05 cars today versus 270 last year. Quotes show varied weights and grades, including No. 1 heavy dark spring 60 lbs at 1.45, No. 1 dark northern around 1.59 to 1.61, and No. 3 duck northern around 56. Prices reflect lower test weights and regional Montana lots with protein levels around 13.2%.
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Minneapolis
Ratglas
No. S
Montana
Stony Run dam work advances largest Beadle County project
Work on the Stony Run dam, three miles south of town, proceeds toward completion by April 2, weather permitting, per city engineer H. M. Pierce. The earth dam will stand 24 feet high, back a 50 acre lake, with a 20 foot deepest face and about 40 feet overall depth, featuring rip-rap on the lake side and claims to be the county’s largest of its type. About 99 WPA workers are on the site, with detailed local grading and commodity notes interspersed in the report.
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Stony ‘Run
H. M. Pierce
Pierce
Arid
WPA
Cash wheat and durum prices in Duluth market report
In Duluth on Wednesday October 14 cash wheat and durum prices are listed with weights and grades. Prices show No 1 and No 2 amber durum ranges, No 3 and No 4 grades, plus No 1 red durum and flour varieties with varying pounds and dollar figures.
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Duluth
Duluth Grain Futures and Minneapolis Flour Prices
The report outlines grain futures in Duluth and flour prices in Minneapolis for Wednesday, listing figures such as carload shipments, barrel prices, and standard middlings. Values include pure bran and standard patent figures, with notes on high and low ranges and closing figures.
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Duluth
the Associated Press
Durusa
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Prices Report From Oct. Trade
Minneapolis Carlot Range details show prices for wheat No 1 dark northern No 2 hard winter at 1.384 and 1.25 percent, corn No yellow at 1.05 percent, oats No 3 white at 434 243 percent, rye No 2 at 8244 86 percent, sample grade TheTabhe, 7 Barney No 3 malting 1 37 No 3 L4H, flax No 1 at 2.084 2.21 percent.
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Minneapolis
New York Stocks Rally Mixed As Market Closes Lower
Alaska Jun 15 percent Kelvinator 2 percent Alleghany 4 percent various stocks advance and retreat on thin volume. A broad array of industrials and consumer names including General Electric Gen Motors and US Steel show mixed moves with several issues in the vicinity of small percentage gains or losses.
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New ‘York
Associated Press
Alaska
Kelvinator
Alleghany
Miiecott
al Cm & Dy
Krosge
Allis Chal
Kroger
Lambert
Lehigh Port
At&t
Anaconda
Atchison
Auburn
Aviatorn Corp
B&q
Barnsdall 1814
Bendix Av
Borden
Brigus Mig
Bruns Balke
Byers Ca
Can Pac
Case
Caterpil Tenet
Cerro de Pas
C&o m
C&nw
CM St P
WMH
Chrysler
Col G &E
Colum
Con Edison
Cong Ges
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Ky du Pont
el Pow & Lt
Firestone TR
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt N.ir Orott
Gt Nor Pfd
Bomestoke
Houston
Hudson
NY Centra Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Int "Mickel
IT & Y
U.S. Government Bonds and Farm Mortgage Rates Slid
Bond markets closed with Treasury 4s around 114.31 and 1.55 dollar yields. Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners loans shown lower bid levels while the franc weakened against the dollar to about 4.667 cents. Market activity included various mortgage issues trading near 104.2 to 104.6 as of today.
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U.' &'Bonds
New York
U. 3
Treasury
Federal Farm
Ral Farm
Federal Farm Mtg
Tvs
Home Owners Loan 3A
Home Owners Loan Bis
Mundt Attacks Hildebrandt In Redfield Campaign Stop
In Redfield on October 14 Senator Mundt addressed over seven hundred voters at the high school, blasting Hildebrandt’s front and pledging that the Constitution and Supreme Court stand as the foundation of American democracy. He warned that Hildebrandt would weaken courts and surrender states’ rights, risking liberty. Mundt argued democracy is better than any imported theory of government.
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Redfield
Karl Mundt
Madison
Congress
Fred “Hildebrandt
United States Supreme Court
Mundt
Fred Hildebrandt
Supreme Court
Hildebrandt
America
Shape Plans for Catholic Bazaar Announced
Committees today announced plans rapidly forming for the annual bazaar and dinner to be sponsored jointly by the Altar Society of St Martin's Catholic Church and the Huron Council Knights of Columbus. The bazaar will be held in the church basement on Wednesday and Thursday November 4 and 5.
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Altar Society
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Huron Council Knights of Columbus
Landon Campaign Moves Through Indiana Stops
Henry Landon campaigns to energize supporters ahead of the election. He cites economic freedom and liberty, recalling past potato quotas and a Supreme Court oath. He schedules six platform stops in Flint Lansing Jackson Battle Creek Kalamazoo Grand Rapids with time estimates CST.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indiana
Landon
Flint
Lansing
Jackson
Battle Crack
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
President sees record vote and calls for continued progress
At Carrollton and Kansas City Missouri President spoke to thousands about a fair barometer of politics in Missouri and urged high turnout. He said registration suggests a record national vote, surpassing 39,805,455 in 1932, and that the country enjoys stronger prosperity than four years ago. Mrs Roosevelt noted she leaves campaigning to others, while the president warned against false values and celebrated democracy. City manager estimated attendance near 21,000. A meeting place change for the Royal Neighbors was announced for K P Hall tomorrow night.
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Carrollton
Misesuri
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
New Auditorium
H. F. McElroy
Marsh
Final dividends paid to depositors of closed First National Bank
National Dividends Paid Fred A. Tinan of Alexandria, receiver, is in Huron paying final dividends to depositors of the closed First National Bank in South Dakota. Checks total 4.731 percent. headquarters at the Courthouse. He will remain through Friday this week and return Monday through Wednesday next week.
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First
Fred A. Tinan
Alexandria
South Dakota
Huron
First National Bank
Tinan
Interest Shown In Farm Parley in Huron South Dakota
South Dakota 1937 farm program will be center of discussion Thursday when H R Tolley national AAA administrator meets farmers county conservation committees and agents from the east of the Missouri River at 4 30 in the courthouse circuit court chamber. Tolley will address the public at 2 pm, with a summary of program suggestions ready for distribution. Tolley, a veteran agricultural economist, has held key roles in farm management and agricultural economics and will discuss needs of South Dakota regarding agricultural adjustment.
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South Dakotas
H. R. Tolley
AAA
Huron
Missouri River
L. L. Ladd
South Dakota
Ladd
Two Sessions
Fins
Yolley
Tolley
Chester Davis
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Beall Daughters Are Honored At Fletcher
Beall twins Lois and Lola Beall with Fern Beall, daughters of Mr and Mrs A M Beall of Cavour, are students this fall at John Fletcher College. By popular vote Eela Ben has been elected house president for the women’s hall and is serving in that capacity. Coit and Lola are members of the college band and the Lincoln Literary Society. Fern, a 1935 graduate of Cavour High School, has been chosen to serve as freshman girl intramural captain in sports.
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University Pas
Beall
Lois
Lolo
Cir
Fern
A. M. Beall
Cavour
John Fletcher College
Eela Ben
Coit
Lola
Colege
Lincoln Literary Society
Fem
Cavour High School
Andi Cently
Kelly Named Head Group 7 Bankers
Bankers John Kelly of Sturgis was elected president of Group 7 of the South Dakota Bankers Association at the annual meeting in Rapid City this week.
State group selects new officers for 1937 meetings
George Ms. Starling reported that Tr i W. Delicdre of Custer was named view president and W. MS. Brown of Rapid City secretary. The 1937 meeting site will be chosen by officers. Rapid City hosted a session in a statewide series of group meetings with good attendance indicating growing interest in group activities.
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George Ms. Starling
Tri W
Delicdre
Custer
View
W. MS. Brown
Rapid City
Tis
Secreary Sto
Mother of Fisher Brothers Dies Sudden in Detroit
Mrs. Marenci Thesian Fisher, mother of prominent Fisher brothers who aided automotive history, passed away suddenly in Detroit after a week of illness. Her sons were at her side, as they were on her twenty ninth birthday in January.
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Detroit
Marenci
Thesian Fisher
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Sketch
Incomplete report lists admitted and dismissed patients with scribbled names. Notable entries include Mrs Loo Mu medical staff, Mrs Otto Mailer, and patients Andrew Palm Jr in Huron, plus minor and major surgical cases. Discharges include Mrs John Outcast and several others from Iroquois and Alpena regions.
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Loo Mu
Medigal
Otto Mailer
D. J. Roberts
Huron
Andrew Palm, Jr
Medi Eileen
Jacobs
Walsey
Too Late To Classify Beef Roast Site Weol Red Owl Market
Classified items from a historical page include sale items at Dairy Building Fair Grounds, stray notices for a gray mare and a cow, housing rentals with contact numbers, a lost dog inquiry, and a liquor store ad offering wines and whiskies in various sizes. The fragmentary text preserves names and locations like Huronite 1555, Victor Bader Virgil, Allen Likeness Wolsey, and Huron Liquor Store while mentioning phone numbers 2151 2298 3 3516.
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West Coast
Sor Viderly Niin
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Ihee
McKess & Reb
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Batlon
Thee
Florance School
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Red Owl Market
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S. Duk
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