Market News Steady Trend in Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards reports steady livestock prices with hog receipts around 500 and limited early sales. Prices show hogs mainly steady, feeder pigs at 7.25, lambs stronger, natives around 7.50 to higher, while cattle volumes and quotations stay unchanged at Sioux Falls.
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Finke
Produce Markets Huron and Mitchell Prices Reported
Daily market data from Swift & Co. Huron South Dakota covers hens leghorn and springs by weight, roosters and eggs. Minneapolis flour and butterfat quotations given for Wednesday. Mitchell listings show hen and turkey prices, butter and general market metrics.
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Huron
Swift &Co
S. D
Leghorn Springs
Hogs Prices Advance in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market figures show hog prices rising with quotes for various weights and grades. Cattle and calves also listed with mixed bids, indicating slow feeder trade and overall softness in some sectors while lighter hogs and late reports show tentative gains.
Sioux Falls and Midwest Poultry and Produce Prices Summary
Sioux Falls and Watertown report poultry and egg prices by weight and grade for Oct 19, listing heavy hens, leghorn varieties, heavy springs, ducks, eggs No 1 and No 2, butterfat grades, with New York and Chicago markets noting mixed poultry prices and steady butter and cheese values. Prices vary by city with chickens, turkeys, and fowls documented in multiple lines.
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GaGa
Nown
Farey
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Watertown
New York
Chicago
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White Rock
Chicago Produce Futures and Minneapolis Carrot Prices
Chicago futures show butter and eye futures with fractional quotes and mixed percentages for Oct Nov and Dec contracts. Refrigerator standards move around 24 percent while storage standards hover near 24 and 25 percent. In Minneapolis scarce carrot grain values appear with wheat quotes for No 1 heavy dark northern spring at 74 1 2 percent and No 1 dark northern at 78 percent with assorted samples around 58 to 62 percent.
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Chicago
Oet
Minnsavolia Cartot Range
Minneapolis
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago Briefs
Markets at a glance show mixed gains and losses across sectors. Stocks softness in industrials and rails contrasts with steadier currencies, uneven cotton trading, and improved coffee demand. Chicago wheat rises on broader European demand while corn remains firm and hogs post gains. grain and livestock prices show varied movements with several hard winter and amburderum notes.
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New York
France
Demand Inflates Corn Wheat Prices In Chicago Trade
Chicago markets rose as European demand expanded pushing corn and wheat about a cent higher. British exchange gains aided futures while Argentina crop conditions kept farmers from selling, signaling only modest supplies. Wheat and corn closed higher with Dec and May contracts up from yesterday.
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Chicago
Marke
Argentina
Wheat and grain prices edge higher in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis grain market reports cash and Chicago futures with wheat rising to around 65 for December and 64 for July while cash bids show No 1 heavy dark northern at 72 and 74 for No 1 hard Montana. Barley and rye prices listed with multiple varieties and premiums noted.
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Montana
Pickets Placed At Other S. C. Plants
Sioux City reports that Governor Kraschel called out six Iowa National Guard companies to manage the packing house strike. United Packing House Workers of America stationed pickets at Armour and Cudahy plants after Swift & Co. incidents, declaring a holiday and planning a meeting to vote on sympathy strikes.
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Gordon C. Hollar
Nelson G. Kraschel
Cox Moines
Iowa National Guard
United Packing Houseworkers of America
C. 1 OL
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Swift & Co
Armour and Cudahy
Man Struck By Hit Run Driver Near Huron
An unidentified man, once a Huron care proprietor, was hit by a hit and run vehicle on Federal Highway about 14 miles east of Huron Tuesday night. He suffered leg injuries and facial scrapes but no broken bones after an X ray. T. E. Tudy Karl Best and Boyd Denson found him and assisted him to safety as reports noted others in the caravan observed the man walking earlier.
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W. ¥. Bldzerown
Huron Care
Land Sun
Federal
Huron
T. E. Tudy
Karl Best
Boyd Denson
Foster Township
Eldzerath
Reinstatement ruling on 1937 steel strike sparks appeals
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Republic Steel to reinstate or reimburse 5,000 strikers from last year’s steel boycott amid back pay and back wages for 12 named workers and 3,100 locked out at Canton Tin Plate, Massillon, with a $42,000 estimated sum. Officials remained silent as a possible U S circuit court appeal looms.
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Massillon
Paris
Cleveland
Cleveland Steel
Republic Steel Corp
U. S. Circuit
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Republic
Labor Board
Supreme Court
United Front Of All Lutherans Is Urged
Dr F H Kaubel of New York urged a united front of all Lutheran groups to the American Lutheran Church convention at Sandusky Ohio The fifth biennial meeting moves toward clear relations between the two organizations Elections named W E Schuetta Sowicky Pa first vice president and Rev J Wilke Madison Wis second vice president for two year terms Other officers include St Johns old folks home Sprin g Minn and SP Bredow Ceylon Minn
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Persistent Selling Dims Stocks After Brief Rally
New York trading opened with persistent selling that kept the market lower despite a late steel rally sparked by reports of concessions diminishing. Early brisk volume of about 2,306,000 shares accompanied rising orders, but prices faded as offerings increased and gains evaporated by close.
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Closing Quotations and Bond Listings Summary
A dense OCR of closing quotations across corporations and bonds. Includes names like AT&T Boeing, General Mills, Chrysler, and United Airlines with share and percent figures, plus Treasury and Fed Farm mortgage notes. The list mixes company stocks, bonds, and mortgage records with numerous percent values and entity abbreviations.
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Elks Plan Bowling League At Huron Lodge
Organization of a winter activity bowling league discussed at the Huron Elks Lodge meeting. Joan Floss Dick Hanten and Charles Fairbanks named to a committee to report at the November meeting. Joe Reilly will be an ex officio member. The recreation committee may buy a ping pong table to attract younger members. Emil Frost reported on the national Elks convention in Atlantic City and showed motion pictures. A pot luck dinner for Elks and ladies was announced for Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in the Indyu rooms.
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Joan Floss
Dick Hanten
Charles Fairbanks
Joe Reilly
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Revival Services Continue at Tyrrell Park
Tyrrell Evangelistic services will continue through the week not closing Sunday as planned after a prayer service last night. Tonight the evangelist's topic is Have You Died and tomorrow’s will be The Blunder of Naaman with lessons from the leprosy-stricken army captain. An out-of-town poster team will visit Friday evening for added variety.
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Evangelist Tyrrell
Niaman
Temmey Campaign Momentum Reported After Labor Temple Meeting
Enthusiasm over Temmey's potential victory in the November election grew after a meeting at the Labor Temple. J A. S chairman said the campaign will intensify in the final stretch, with Temmey supporters from both parties and labor groups in attendance led by chairman Wiley.
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British and Arab conflict report and Asian battlefield notes
In Jerusalem nine Arabs were killed and British forces, including the Coldstream Guards, faced heavy fire while cordoning areas to quell Arab resistance. Elsewhere Chinese forces retreat from a railway route near Nanchang with a large force in retreat and Japanese gunboats press Yangtze river operations. Two British ships were damaged by bombs in Barcelona during a Warplanes raid.
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Cornhusking results feature county, state contests and queens
The article reports on county and state corn husking contests with winners Leonard Devong Milbank defending his title at the 1938 event, Jake E. Krull winning the Codington championship at Watertown, and Arthur H. Hanson claiming Day County honors. It notes entrants, spectators, and that the 1933 queen will be crowned, plus other regional results and local organizers.
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Leonard Devong
Grant County Cornhusking
A. W. Berns Farm
Devong
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Lee Whiting
Floyd Miller
Troy
DeJonge
Ethel Rochel
Grant County
Krull
Watertown
Jake E. Krull
Edwin Hanson
Hanson
Bert Hf. Knntt
Carl Hanson
Roland Hyde
Jind
Melvin Hermanson
Webster
Anton Bierschbach
Arthur H. Hanson
Lily
Ejalmar Whitmyre
Butler
Ole Sola
Madeline Sorenson
Winter's Debut Halted By Sun
Winter's first march down the Rocky Mountains was slowed by sun after a three day Montana storm. Idaho reported two feet of snow in the Salomon Mountains while a search continued for missing Guy Pizer of Pocatello. A frost warning was issued for parts of Montana as forecasts called for cold air and frost tonight through Thursday.
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Arthur Hunter
Clarence Dorey
Florence
Mont
Rock Creek
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Jaona Reilly
Butte
James Cummings
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Bunter
Car Garage and Power Saw Taken in Morning Blaze
A morning fire around 4 o clock damaged a residence and outbuildings on Tirerkildenco street, destroying a car, garage, and a power saw. Suspected electrical wiring issue sparked the blaze, with property at John Blacksma et al. reportedly involved and the alley-adjacent dwelling also affected.
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Prince
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John Blacksma
Plency
Ty 'S
Wsoer
iMercy Killer Is Freed By Jury
Henry C. Johnson 65 was acquitted by a Nassau County jury in a mercy killing case involving his cancer-stricken wife. Police guard was ordered after Johnson was hospitalised by heart complications. he had claimed he killed to end her suffering as doctors said incurable.
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Huron Hairdressers Attend Convention
A Huron delegation attended the Santa Dakota Hair Dressers and Crane orists Association annual three day convention in Mule jehell. Attendees included Belle Neowin Hannah Burton Phrone Cary Alice Herg Nellie Snedigar and idiet Steimer. They called the gathering the most meaningful yet and noted the 1939 convention was awarded to Winner.
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Santa Dakota
No Indictments In Lynching Case Toledo Special Grand Jury
Ruston Louisiana report states a special grand jury investigating the lynching of W G Williams Negro did not return indictments after examining 55 witnesses. Judge Walker said the panel thoroughly and conscientiously investigated and fully discharged its duties. Local hospital admissions and dismissals listed with names and places including Huron and Broxind.
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W. GC
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Judie
E L. Walker
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Room for rent in modern home
Gentlemen only. Address 905 Kansas. Room available for a single occupant in a modern residence. Quiet surroundings and utilities may be included. Contact the listing for details and showing times.
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