Lamb Market Mixed Moves At Armour Stock Yards Huron
Armour Stock Yards at Huron reports lamb prices rising 15 to 25 cents with top hog price at 3.95 and receipts around 250. Cattle, calves and hogs mostly steady. Sheep and hogs show modest gains or steady trends amid broad market notes and varied quotes across weight classes. Sioux Falls report notes hogs 500 head, up 5 to 10, top 10, cattle steady, quotations unchanged.
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Huron
Coles
Sioux Falls
Hogs cattle and sheep market summary with price shifts
Chicago reports curtailment of supplies by 50 percent to curb hog price declines. Hogs sold mostly steady with top at 6.70 and 4.60 for good hogs, heavy hogs in demand. Cattle trade steady to weak with steers 5 to 6 and best heifers at 6.40. Sheep and lambs rose 2.50, fat native lambs around 6.50 to 6.15 with highs above 7 earlier.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Had Wide Variation in Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago and Sioux City livestock reports show mixed grain and meat prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep. Hogs traded around 4.25 to 5.75 per pound with 5,000 head volume and steady to higher demand for light offerings. Cattle and calves remained active with light steers and yearlings steady, heavy weights weaker, and vealers up to 6.49 per hundredweight. sheep held firm with fat lambs up to 7.00 and feeding lambs around 6.00.
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Chicago
U.s.ca
Sioux City
USDA
Wheat Futures Close Is Higher in Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures rose with demand strong led by mills in Minneapolis and Chicago. December wheat up 4.5 cents, May up 4.0, with rye oats flax and other grains advancing. Cash market shows solid demand for winter and durum wheats as premiums lift intermediate grades.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
North Dakota
Minneapolis and Duluth Carlot Grain Price Listings
Minneapolis carlot range shows Wheat No 1 hard 70s to 80s, No 2 dark northern 16% to 16%. No 1 amber durum 84%. Corn No 5 yellow 98, Rye No 2 54%, Barley No 2 62, Flax No 1 1.73-1.80. Duluth cash close lists No 1 dark northern 74-75, No 2 77-74, No 1 amber durum 94-95, No 2 durum 109, No 1 mixed 90s, No 2 mixed 93, No 1 red durum 76. Planting flax track 1.72-1.75 to arrive.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Chicago and Midwest Market Roundup Report
Market notes from Huron Poultry to Red River regions show varied pricing on butter eggs and poultry across Chicago Minneapolis Sioux Falls and Sioux City with volume shifts in potatoes russets and light leghorn hens. Dollar exchange in Paris and New York dairy prices accompany the broad regional snapshot.
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Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
Stocks Downgrade Quietly Amid Narrow Losses
New York stocks moved quietly lower with brief valleys. losses mostly 1 to 3 points. Major declines included 1-5, Steel, U S Smelting, National Distillers, Union Pacific, Case, New York Central and Chrysler. Transfers totaled about 1.6 million shares. closing quotations show broad activity across many issues.
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U. S
National Distillers
Union Pacific
Case
New York Central
Chrysler
American Telephone
Repeal Amendment Support Across States Reaches Three to One
Washington reports that 33 states voting on repeal show an average of three to one in favor. total population in these states is 85.63 million with 15.0 million votes cast for repeal. national population 125.69 million. Wyoming and Nevada excluded from this tally.
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Thore
Census Bureau
Wyoming
Nevada
New York
Tennessee
Decision Awaited On Retail Prices
A presidential decision on price regulation in retail distribution is awaited with potential impact on 1.5 million stores. Debate centers on minimum markups over cost, with Hugh S. Johnson urging stabilization and Secretary Wallace opposing. The White House indicated policy definition would likely come tomorrow. The NRA enforceme nt plan includes a $50 fine and six months in prison for violations of blue eagle rules. Goodyear faced FTC charges of price discrimination favoring Sears Roebuck. The article also notes stock movements and a minor gold price uptick.
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White House
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Johnson
National Labor Board
Ford
Detroit
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Mich
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
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Edgewater
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Advertise For Bids On Fort Peck Dam Project
U S Army district engineer office in Kansas City announces bids for sub surface exploration drilling on the Fort Peck dam and reservoir project in eastern Montana. The $15.5 million program aims to clear the site, build a borers camp, and construct a railroad, with about 6500 men expected to work for a year and land acquisition steps to begin.
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Montana
Washington
Montans
Missouri
Welsh issues fraud warning on fake tax bookkeeping sales
Tax Director W. C. Welsh said reports have surfaced of attempts to sell fake gross income tax bookkeeping systems at western South Dakota points by individuals claiming to represent the state tax department. He stressed no credentialed representatives exist and no specific form or system is endorsed. investigations will prosecute impersonation of a state official.
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W. C. Welsh
South Dakota
State Tax Department
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Tax Department
Hitler Seeks Equality Before Any International Cooperation
BERLIN Oct 13 Equality with other nations is Hitler's unalterable precondition for future international cooperation. He told followers that Germany will attend no conference, join no league, sign nothing as long as not treated equally. He warned opponents and linked the Reichstag election and plebiscite to foreign policy, saying campaigns would hinge on German honor and peace.
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Adolf Hitler
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Boost in Commodity Prices Reported by Labor Bureau
Washington October 18 wholesale prices for 784 commodities rose nearly two percent in September, lifting the year over year increase to about eight percent. The Bureau of Labor Statistics published the September study noting higher averages across the commodity series, with August figures for comparison.
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Habor Department
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Witnesses Testify in Floyd Strain Robbery Trial
Five witnesses, including Andrew Voll the cashier of the Kaylor bank, testify against Floyd Strain in a robbery and murder trial before Judge A. E. Beck. William Metzger, state’s attorney, led the testimony as the case links Strain to the crime and related killings.
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Amelia Is Mistaken For Mrs Roosevelt in Kansas News
Lawrence Kansas reports Mrs Aynelia Earhart Putnam, aged six, celebrated a first woman to swim the English Channel, but she was mistaken for the First Lady. A train conductor asked if her picture had appeared in newspapers, and upon confirmation he said, Oh I recognize you, youre Mrs Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt Lawrence
Kas
Aynelia Earhart Putnam
Beadle County Relief Committee Praises Gov Berry and Eales
A Beadle County Relief Committee resolution commends Governor Tom Berry and State Relief Director W L Eales for their “splendid effort” in behalf of Beadle county’s needy. The action follows complaints over slow unemployment relief and notes more than 230 men on nine relief road projects and over 10 additional farmers put to work.
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W. L. Eales
Beadle County
Huron
Eales
George C. Hunt
Jay Spink
Tom Berry
Cave Explains Wheat Allotment Details Before Rotary
Roy A. Cave spoke at the Rotary Club noon session outlining how the wheat allotment plan operates in Beadle County. He described the law provisions affecting counties and individual wheat growers, progress on applications to Washington for allotment payments, and noted about ninety five percent of county acreage signed up. He explained required acre reductions and plantings under the contract and the large task of computing each producer's production. The discussion included whether the county average or individual production would determine next year’s basis. W A Heflin was introduced as a new club member.
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Cave
County Ave
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Mrs Rayburn Heads To National Music Board Meeting
Irene Deming Rayburn, instructor in the School of Music at Huron College, will travel to St Louis Friday to attend a four day meeting of the National Federation of Music Clubs executive board where she represents South Dakota. She is a long time member of the Huron College music faculty and will visit friends after the session before returning to Huron.
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Huron College
St Louis
National Federation of Music Clubs
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South Dakota
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National Executive Board
Huron
Scout Leadership Course Opens at Huron College Tonight
The first session of the Bay pen leadership training course will be held tonight in Room 2 at Huron College starting at 7 33 o clock. Fred C Eyders area executive will serve as instructor. Registrations come from Alpeng Broadland Nadine and others. A large number of Huron troop leaders and college students plan to take the course. Anyone interested in Boy Scout leadership has been invited.
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University enrollment tops two hundred in South Dakota
Vermillion and Brookings reports show South Dakota University enrollment exceeding 200 this week, per registrar HL Frankenfeld. The figure marks a modest rise amid ongoing academic enrollment tracking across campuses.
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Kota
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Frankenfeld
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South Dakota Farm Loans Labeled Unfair
Washington reports South Dakota farm loans by federal credit agencies are deemed less liberal than insurance company loans. E R Heaton of the South Dakota Bankers association says agencies like Federal Land Bank of Omaha and Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation favor only sound loans, pricing rural lands highly and competing with rural bankers. Heaton and others, including W C Lusk and H N Nissen of Yankton, arrived for Scottish Rite Masonry degrees, with Lusk declining to discuss state relief. Berry's federal relief progress is praised and officials expect no suffering.
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South Dakota
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H. N. Nissen
Yankton
Lusk
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Evangelist Addresses Kiwanis Club in Wellington Springs
Rev. Fred E. Bennett spoke at the college and outlined economic issues of the day. He warned that money has become a commodity for investment while many homes are foreclosed, and noted the need for work under a constitution that guarantees it. He announced services at the college and mass meetings at the high school auditorium this week with topics including The Bankers' Soviet and Who Stole America? on October 22. Charles R. Hatch bid farewell to Henry Heinz of J. C. Penney. Webb won the attendance prize from J. J. Carson.
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Fred E. Bennett
United States
Bennett
America
Charles R. Hatch
Henry Heinz
J. C. Penney
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Webb
J. J. Carson
First Campus Play Selected at Huron College
Aurania Rouveral's Skidding will be the initial production for Huron College Campus Players. The cast has ten roles evenly split by gender. Preliminary try-outs are set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. Ivan Blevens, campus players president, announced committees for new member initiation and Pow Wow day float. Evelyn Wayne chairs initiation. Douglas Miller chairs Pow Wow float.
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Huron College Campus Players
Ivan Blevens
Campus Players Organization
Evelyn Wayne
Douglas Miller
Anderson acts as his own attorney in municipal court
Ross M. Anderson represented himself at a preliminary hearing on burglary in the third degree and grand larceny charges. Judge Irving R. Crawford bound Anderson over to circuit court on both counts with bond set at 1500, which remained unfurnished. Authorities say Anderson is accused of stealing automobile tires from Jens Olsen of Hitchcock. State's Attorney Leo A. Temmey prosecuted for the state.
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Ross M. Anderson
Irving R. Crawford
Hospital Admission and Discharge Notices
Admitted listed Iretta Johnson from Huron with a surgical diagnosis. Dismissed patients include Sig Hultman from Iroquois Audrey Barres from Manchester and Melvin Anderson from Huron.
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Iretta Johnson
Huron
Sig. Hultman
Iroquois
Audrey Barres
Manchester
Melvin Anderson
Beadle County Treasurer Notice to Public
Public notice from Beadle County South Dakota calling for treasurer Madden to oversee a financial matter. Includes call for bids or actions required by residents and local entities within a specified period. No additional readable details available.
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Tmrs
Marden Treasirer
Beadle County
S. D
Tee Ce Mireb
ML Madden
S.D
Local Housing Ad Listings From H J Ward Agency
The notice advertises modern five and one room homes including duplexes from $15 to $20 per room with heated apartments at $10.00. It lists H J Ward Agency near Waibel Hardware Store and mentions several other modern homes available.
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H. J.ward
Waibel Hardware
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