Cattle Imports Rise In First Eight Months Of Year
Washington reports 196 361 cattle imported from Canada and 135 081 from Mexico in the first eight months, with treaty cattle and duties noted. Receipts at major livestock markets rose due to drought, August slaughter hit 1 000 000 head, and Chicago fed cattle volumes set records while prices stay largely sustained.
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Market outlook cites cattle and hogs supply in fall
The bureau stated this factor is viewed as a strength in the market for cattle and hogs this fall, with expectations that the supply of both will be heavy. The remark suggests traders anticipate ample availability impacting prices and activity.
Aberdeen Firm Wins Rapid City Post Office Job Bid
Aberdeen, S. D., based W. Jonason Contracting Company submitted the low bid of $22,500 for extension and remodeling of the Rapid City post office. Northwestern Engineering Corporation of Rapid City was second at $24,000 and McDonald Construction Company of St. Louis was third at $33,817.
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Illuminating Airway To Be Started Soon
Sioux Falls announces night lighting for the Sioux Falls Omaha airway within two weeks. Hanford Airlines operations manager William N. Dewald says beacon lights and towers will be erected, with rights from farmers sought, initially for the Omaha Sioux Falls route and later routes to Bismarck and the Twin Cities may be considered.
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Mrs Heinmiller Attacks New Deal at Clark
Mrs J B Hoeinmiler of Frankfort spoke to Republican women in Clark denouncing the New Deal as a comedy of errors. The program included community singing solos by Mrs J M Rasmussen and a brief talk by vice chair Mrs Cora Stoke of Bradley. Refreshments followed, with Mrs Lawrence Whitmer presiding.
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Bradley
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Farmers Union Board Reelects Five Directors
SIOUX FALLS Oct. 15 The South Dakota Farmers Union reelected five directors Enoch Hofstad Jesse Kistler W C Herman William Sinkular and Fred Root as Emil Loriks was named president Iverson of the National Farmers Union urged unity and outlined farm legislation aims He criticized the Federal Land Bank and urged farmers to stay active Keeney Nebraska union president spoke on European cooperatives noting consumer organization is the key need for the United States
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Mundt Appointed By Commander Schmidt
Watertown reports that Dr. L H Schmidt of Faulkion announces Harry Mundt of Eureka as the South Dakota American Legion department chairman for the year. Mundt will lead the committee charged with developing a new activity in the state department service program for the coming year.
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Berry Says Would Continue Policies at Rally
Governor Tom Berry declared at a Roscoe rally that if reelected he would continue current state governance. He pledged to keep appropriations and expenses down and noted progress on the old age pension plan funded by beer revenues. He also aimed to develop the Missouri for irrigation and electrification with low priced power, awaiting legislative action.
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Warn Purchasers of Nursery Stock in Pierre
In Pierre on October 164R a warning to nursery stock buyers was issued by C. A. Russell state secretary of agriculture. He cautioned buyers to inspect agent certificates before buying from transient salesmen noting fraud by unauthorized agents is common. South Dakota law requires agents carry a certificate from their principal. He advised against purchasing trees and shrubs not hardy to South Dakota.
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Demo Speakers Laud Berry FDR at Virgil
Speakers before a crowd of more than 300 filled the Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday night as Mrs. Anna Struble and others praised Berry and Franklin D. Roosevelt in a Virgil event. The program highlighted national leadership and wartime unity.
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South Dakota rally backs Roosevelt and Berry in campaign
A midwestern political pageant features a mitteewoman praising President Roosevelt as the greatest humanitarian of this generation and calling his South Dakota visit a visit from a good friend. Mrs Struble lauds Berry as a trendsetter for voters, while Harry OBrien a New Deal Republican denounces the opposition’s smoke screen tactics.
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