Upward Tick Noted in Hog Market at Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards in Huron reports a slight hog market uptrend on Thursday with 9 steady and 1 cent higher bids, receipts around 200, top at 1005. Cattle calves and sheep show mixed movement with fat lambs near steady and hogs at Sioux City and Sioux Falls following USDA guidance. hogs 1500 steady to 10 higher, top 16.28.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Werd Secur
Sioux City
Goa
Sioux Falls
Oct
Hog Market Dips Then Steady In Late Trade
Chicago hog market opened lower as supplies exceeded demand, receipts around 15 000. Early trading 5 to 10 cents lower, but activity revived with prices near steady to 2 cents lower. Top hog price around 11.10 with best butchers 10.00 to 11.00. Cattle generally steady to strong despite light 200 pounders, beef prices peaking near 18.40, with loads at 15.50 to 18.40. Sheep steady. fat lambs 10.50 to 11.75, best around 11.00.
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ASOD
Ewe
Chicago
Ateady
Ealver
Aleady
Late wheat market shifts on selling surge
Chicago reports late selling wiped out gains as wheat futures fluctuated on export demand and unsettled domestic crop prospects. Analysts note four days of export purchases averaging around 1,000 bushels and regional selling in the southwest affecting prices, with May and December futures showing mixed moves.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago and Sioux Falls Markets Report Show Mixed Prices
The daily market bulletin covers wheat futures in Chicago with fluctuating open and close prices, plus soybeans, eggs, butter, and poultry notes. It also lists regional produce pricing for Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and Sioux City with hen, Leghorn, and egg values, and notes on butterfat and potato markets.
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Chicago
Whursitay
Sioux Falls
Market dips as steels lead tough trading day
Stock activity fades with steel shares sliding amid sporadic recoveries. Traders awaited a special session while bonds and motors showed modest shifts as the New York curb market and Paris exchange logged dollar francs movements.
Woman Delivers 19th Child After Fatal Injury
In a tragic scene four days after her neck was broken Jiewin Myre Care rinston of Alexaidris Way bears her 19th child a healthy newborn girl. Delow shows a nurse with the infant as Dire Carrington’s head is in a brace during birth.
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Carerinston
Alexaidris
Way
Delow
Dire Carrington
IUAW Seeks Ford Organizing Drive Amid Open Shop Shift
Atlantic City Ny October reports United Automobile Workers president vows a new campaign to organize Ford plants and predicts the auto industry will become a closed shop. He cites Ford workers’ plight and says the union has secured contracts elsewhere while targeting Ford. He backs legislation to stabilize farm prices at cost of production.
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Atlantic City
Hin
United Automobile Workers
Ford
Automobile Industry
Martin Tale
WL Automobile
Paris
Ford Motor Company
Bey
Committee Adopts Resolution on Farm Prices and Industrial Interest
A committee for industrial organization unanimously adopts a resolution recognizing the community of economic interest between industrial workers and farmers. It calls for fair shares of national income and supports legislation to stabilize farm prices at net cost of production. The text cites hearty support for the measure.
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Committee For Industrial Organizati
The
C. T
Found Guilty On Liquor Count By Municipal Court Jury
A Municipal Court jury convicted Virginia Vicholy on a liquor sale charge after four hours of deliberation. Judge C. N. Hall set October 21 for sentencing. The trial also referenced a separate civil action by Sales Corporation of New York seeking $95 against Habicht Stora.
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Viewinia Vicholy
C. N. Hall
Iria
George E
Jonastaft Ae
Fetergon
Sales Corporation of
New York
Stora
Huron
B. EB
Luby
Gas Price Stays Flat Seven Months in 1935 36
Madison Wisconsin Oct II AP gas prices remained unchanged for more than seven months during a period when the federal government charged a price fixing conspiracy. C Breach testified his Barnsdall Refining based price on Journal quotations and that minimal variation occurred from June 1935 to June 1936. Prosecutors linked price holds to a grand jury investigation and alleged actions by major oil companies.
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Madison
Wis
Apra. C
Breach
Nolen
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Barnsdall Refining Corporation
Kehm Denies Run For Governor Of South Dakota
Harry Rehm of Harrisburg quoted Kehm denying any intention to run for governor or any political office in South Dakota today He urged dismissal of a draft movement and noted his prior role as former state commander of the American Legion.
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Kehm
Sioux Falls
S. D
Harry Rehm
Harrisburg
South Dakota
Kehms
Caxton Dieteling
Kehmier
South Dekots
Kehmi
Hey
Department of the American Legion
Farmers urged to try it on their own
Nebraska Farm Union leader H G Keeney told the Senate Ag Committee in Omaha that farmers should try to rely on themselves rather than government aid. Keeney cited drought relief as a central issue, noting relief is needed but urging self-reliance where possible.
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Omaha
Cen
H G. Keeney
Nebraska Farm Union
Senate
Keener
Ty Generilly
Keeney
Banking Ban on Interstate Branches At National Bankers Meet
The American Bankers Association closed its annual convention with a strong resolution opposing interstate branch banking by extending bank operations beyond state lines. New president Orval W. Adams urged reduced government spending and broader tax distribution while emphasizing banking deposits awareness of deficits. Leonard Ayres cautioned against a repeat of the 1930s credit crisis and urged continued profits in banking through expanded research and practical application.
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Boston
Bankers Association
Jay
Orval W. Adams
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Icongrist
Ayres
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
New York City
Dashover Returns to Indianapolis in Rough Fight Notes
In Indianapolis a reported incident involved Ayron Gurnea and Garret Bansor during a morning scene with Delngvsr and Edith Stewart. The event tied to a 220 pin activity at CST, with unclear locations and details due to fragmented OCR text.
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Indianapolis
Ayron Gurnea
Brady gang slaying tied to Indiana officers
A gang slaying in Indianapolis ties to officer murders as federal agents arrest Delehover and others. Clarence Shaffer and Al Brady’s bodies are involved. Rivers and Minneman deaths are cited amid the ongoing pursuit and courtroom probes. PMID remains unsettled as authorities pursue the case.
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Cabin
James
Indianapolis
Chicago
Myon Gu
Brady
Clarence Loo
Shaffer
Abe
Meredith Stewart
Indiana State Police
Priso
Delehover
Richard Rivers
Paul Minneman
Camain Fra
Keley
Bangor
Talhover
Highway
Panolman
George Conn
Freeport
Oliv
Srady
Iuick
Federa
Clarence Shaffer
Teader al Brady
Gurnea
Dal the Manseles
Aderiakur
Malcolm White
Inside Air Route to Alaska Council Formed
In a meeting at Letebridge Alto officials from the United States and Canada drafted a plan for an inside air route to Yukon and Alaska. The Sunshine International Air Route Council was formed with Mayor Julius Withertener of Great Falls Montana as president and A J Breitenstein as secretary. The council outlined plans to select one civic representative from each city between California and Alaska for membership.
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Letebridge
Alto
United Tes
Canada
Yukon
Alaska
Sunshine International Air Route Council
Julius Withertener
Great Falls
Mont
A. J. Breitenstein
Chamber of Caramerre
California
Hoover Is Honorary Pallbearer For Mills
Former President Hoover headed the list of honorary pallbearers at the Mills funeral in New York. The cortege, including Republican and Democratic leaders, departed Mills’ residence for services at St Thomas Church. Among pallbearers were Vice President Garner and Senators Glass and Pepper.
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New York
Herber
Hoover
Ogden L
Mills
St. Thomas (Episcopal) Church
Garer
Carter Glass
Landon
Hoover Onbing
Charles Francis Adams
Walter S. Broom
Arthur W. Hyde
William DB. Mitchell
Ray Loman Wilbys
Patrick N. Hurley
Night of terror as Madrid bombarded in Civil War era
Night of terror across Madrid as insurgent shells rattle the capital and neighboring towns. Casualties rise with 40 killed and 70 injured in the Campo de Casa bombardment. 100 houses destroyed at Infiesto as Franco forces push toward Gijon in Asturias. Franco HQ reportedly to move from Alamance to San Sebastian.
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Madrid
Spain
Ilen
Campo de Casa
Asturias
Infiesto
Franco
Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Alamance
San Sebastian
Pole i
Favor New Name For Interior Department
Casper Wyo Ust i4cur four hundred reclamation pioneers of water development in the west urged a national shift to replace the federal Interior department with a Department of Conservation. T. A. Walters, assistant secretary, said minds from east and west will join in the name change to reflect inward and outward activities. Secretary Tekes endorsed the move in a message to the Lasgo station convention.
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Casper
Wye
Ust
Averior Department
Department of Conservation
T. A. Walters
Interior
National Reclamation Association
Tekes
Lasgo
Hospital admittances and dismissals listed in brief
A local hospital notices admitted patients including Dale ZoNenbesster and Mrs John H Garcoigne with surgical cases. Also listed are Teresa DeVries and Gross Yale in surgical care. Dismissed are Mrs William Heyer Pearl Hoops Bonilla Mrs Lester Cooper and baby son, and Sandy of Omaha Ned. Refurned based mamning 16 his home after visiting over the weekend at the Kulewik home. 35 Linen Rides.
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Dale ZoNenbesster
Cavour
Medical
John H. Garcoigne
Huron
Surgical
Teresa DeVries
Howard
V. Hebron
Surgicat
Gross
Yale
William Korn
Alpe Medical
A. Frieda
Wolsey
Arnald Vrazowskys
Woensocke
William Heyer
Pearl Hoops
Bonilla
Lester Cooper
Baby Son
Rapid City
Mea
Roy Smith
Alpens
Sandy
Omaha_ Ned
Kulewik
For Sale Classified Fragments Include Pets and Essentials
A fragmented set of classified items lists horses for sale a property rental guitar and typewriter paper for sale. Entries mention contact names and phone numbers with miscellaneous notices about wanted items and available apartments. The mix reflects typical late night ad chatter with pricing and locations sparse in detail.
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St. Pat
South ST. Paul
P—U
D. A
Imedian
Calver
Keay
Sioun City
Ost
U, 5
Law Guilies Ann
Huron Grain Market
Grain Bulletin Market
Dirk Northern Wheat
WURON
Swift & Co
Inren
York
Watertown
Bmitlchell
Mitchell
Det. M
Hans
Leehorn
Katings
Ducks
Reese
Buttar
Jover
Cusday
U. S
Colorado
Red McClures Usis
Noah Dakota Bliss
Cobblers U
Ohiox
Minnesota
Wisconsin
U.S
Duluth
High Law
Minneapolis
Montana
Batley
Ser
Minneapolly
Carlet Range
Minneasota
Carlet
Sayy
Mt Rece
Thunday
Foard Motor Ltd
Eee
IUAW
CIO
Treasury
Fed Farm
Minneapolis Bank Stocker
First Bank
Northwest Bnew
Sam
AmSm& Bly
Atchison
Auburn
8Th Aviation Corp
B&o
Bornidall
Bendix Av
Borden
Briggs Mig
Bruns Burke
Byers Co
Cmslp&p
Chrysler
Colo Fuct
Cigke AM
Con Edison
Curtis Wright
Deera & Co
Deere
du Pont
Eastman Ts
el Pon
D& Tiny Firestone
T&r
Tlee
Gen. Foods
Geri Motora
Gillette
Goodrich
Hormestake
Indust Ray
Associated Press
Alaska Tuncau
Johns
Mfony
Alleghiny
NY Cent
North Purlita+ Packard
Penney
Phillips Per
Rey
Stew Warn
Stutebaker
Swift
Tidewater Asa
Tim Bell
Transomerion
Vick. Chem
Warner ‘West Union
Woolworth
Yeilaw
Vievinia Nicholas
Madison, Wis
Jobber
Adams
AL Brady
Maine
London
Interior ‘Department
AE the Hospital
Roertieatrolt
Atray
John Schwartz
Wale ‘Sey
Fopid City
Fhone
Huron Lee. Co
Brooks Agency
Hovsekeeping
Guitargood
New
Beautiful Wilsel
Lee
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