Hog Prices Rise 15 To 25 Cents At Armour Stockyards
Market news reports hog prices 15 to 25 cents higher on Thursday at Armour Stockyards in Huron with about 500 receipts. Cattle calves and sheep mostly steady. Details show varied price ranges for steers heifers cows bulls calves and hogs across multiple markets including Sioux City and Falls.
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Curtailed Hog Receipts Boost Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago buyers boosted hog prices as curtailed receipts and renewed demand sparked a brisk session. Hogs 190-219 lb sold around 4.80 to 4.83 with lighter weights at 4.60, while heavier grades gained 5 to 10 cents. Cattle receipts near 6,000 with steady to higher prices for better steers. total cattle 72,900 with packer directs 1,000. Lambs scarce but steady, with best range lambs at 5.59 to 5.75. Hogs up 13 cents, steers mixed, sheep active and firm.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices Prompt Mixed Market Day
Chicago market report shows hogs at 3,008 direct. cattle 6,000 and calves 1,900 with grass and grain fed steers varied. Slaughter cattle steady to 5 lower. beef cows active. sheep around 22,008 with bids lower on inbetween grades. overall tone mixed amid wide weight ranges and pricing.
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Chicago Livestort
Chicago
Gow Butzmesthy
Livestock Market Report From St Paul September Auction
Foul liver prices and steady demand for cattle hogs and sheep reported in St Paul market notes. Receipts include 12,000 sheep and two cars western lambs with mixed offerings. best western cattle firm to higher, calves strong, hogs active and up to 10 to 12 cents higher on lighter weights.
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Ordintary
Montana
Wheat Prices Drift With Little Change on Minneapolis Floor
Wheat futures fluctuated in Minneapolis with little movement. September wheat rose modestly while December held, May fell slightly. Rye and flax showed mixed results, cash market sluggish yet steady with adequate offerings and fair to good demand for corn and barley.
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Montana
Market reports from Huron and New York Poultry and Eggs
Markets from Huron and Mitchell detail hens prices, hides, wool, butter, and eggs. New York and Minneapolis listings show butter, dairy, poultry, and grain values with standard grade ranges and regional variations.
Fragmentary commodity codes and discounts in transit listing
The note lists various grain and durum product codes with percentages and quantities, including amber, mined, red and white variants, plus percentages like 668, 3.60 and 45 percent. It mentions delivery months and odds such as Sept Oct Nov and December, and ends with a scrambled track code and arrival notice phrasing.
Market Hits Flurries And Rail Gains
Market activity shows a brisk uptick as rails make gains amid fluctuating commodities. Analysts note attention shifts to transportation stocks and energy sector interplay while investors monitor quarterly results and global demand signals.
Ward Organization Formed In South Districts Meeting
Contiane Media reports in the Jefferson city area that ward organizations are forming in the first second and fifth wards. Officers named include First ward chairman Fred Leafekdt and organizer W. A. Cheese man. Second ward chairman J. Ko Buchanan and organizer Harry Raynor. Fifth ward chairman John Mills and organizer B. Richardson. About nine attendees joined the fifth ward meeting Tuesday.
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C. L. Underwood
W. A. Cheeseman
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Harold Kuhns
Harry Raynor
John Mills
FE. Floe
B. Richardson
Fifth Ward
Set 18 Civil Cases For Trial This Month
Eighteen civil cases were set for trial at an adjourned session of the June term of circuit court starting September 15. Judge Alves E Taylor conferred with attorneys to arrange a peremptory call. A three member jury panel will be drawn to serve this term, with members reporting at 10 a.m. Monday September 19. No criminal cases were set for trial at this term.
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Dynes Dies at St Lawrence After Brief Illness
J F Dynes aged 64 a former Huron resident died last night at his St Lawrence home after about a week of illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon. Dynes farmed in St Lawrence. Surviving: his widow. one daughter Mrs A I Barkley Lime Springs Iowa. two sons J W Dynes St Lawrence and L C Dynes Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Officials Prepare to Open Bids for Rural Credit Bonds
State officials prepared to open bids on a $506,008 issue of 5 per cent rural credit refunding bonds this afternoon. It is uncertain whether full-block offers will be received. if not, the issue will be offered to individuals in small denominations. The wire was set to open at 1 p.m.
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South Dakota
Huron Masons To Attend Parker Temple Dedication
John Fensberg senior grand warden of the Masonic lodge in South Dakota Frank D Kriebs and possibly C N Hall district deputy grand master will travel to Parker tomorrow to attend dedication exercises for a new Masonic temple. The group will depart in the morning with ceremonies set to begin at 7 p m.
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China Adds Mourning Day For Mukden Occupation Anniversary
Shanghai reports the national government declares the Mukden occupation anniversary a day of mourning. The observance marks the casualties from the battle of Shanghai and related commemorations. The move is framed as part of China’s broader list of humiliation days.
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Huron Chamber Okays Farm Holiday Move
The executive committee of the Huron Chamber of Commerce approved a Farm Holiday resolution backing the National Farm Holiday Association while pledging nonviolent, orderly efforts. County sponsors will solicit business endorsements, led by Dr. C. G Betts, with assurances that no violent acts or withholding of essential foods like milk will occur.
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Huron
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Sioux City
Strike Truce Declared Amid Price Hike Report
An observed strike truce is declared with a 45 cent increase and claims no link to farmers holiday actions. Governor Green plans telephone talks with invited Midwest state executives for a farm price conference in Sioux City on September 9. four governors have replied to attend or send a representative.
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Huron Photographer Snaps Eclipse Displayed
Helmer Pederson, a professional photographer, captured yesterday’s eclipse using a commercial camera with a sun ray filter and special high speed color film. The photographs were placed on display at the Sherman & Moeding store today.
Man Charged With Possession of Liquor in Sioux Falls Case
Bert. 1-ve-Lars Jensen was charged with possession of liquor in Sioux Falls. He faced trial in the house today and received a sentence of two hundred fifty-five days in jail and a $550 fine.
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Aberdeen Garage Robbed of Cars and Cigars
Police report a robbery at the Aberdeen garage last night with theft of cars and cigarettes. Officers are investigating a likely break in and seeking witnesses from the local area.
Relief funds eyed for lake work and road relief plans
A state relief committee discussed using federal funds for several projects in Brown Faulk, Spink, McPherson, Edmunds and other counties. Proposed uses include Scat-terwood Lake work, an American Legion camp in Custer state park, and rapid city sewage bonds. Road projects would focus on dam-compatible construction and water conservation. A subcommittee will oversee funds and safety, with telephonic action for minor matters.
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Bank Robbery in State Ends With Narrow Loss
Four armed bandits robbed a bank as six employees watched. Miss Weide was forced to ride on a running board during the getaway, described the robbers as decidedly nervous but restrained. Police began checks to determine the exact loss while noting bonds were kept in Minneapolis.
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Roosevelt Policy Called Surrender
The national Woman's Christian Temperance Union attacked Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt's repeal policy as surrender to lower powers. The group recalled Prohibition era fights, accusing Roosevelt of aiding liquor interests to regain influence and urging continued enforcement of the 18th Amendment.
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Wolsey Huron Girls Sweepstake Winners Named
In the comic coloring contest by The Evening Huronite sweepstake honors go to Arlene Boldt Wolsey for Moon Mullins and Donna Key 457 Second street southwest for the Gumps. A free ticket to the Huron theater will be mailed to each winner. Eight additional top pages will earn theater tickets.
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American Golfers Leading Britons at Walker Cup Opener
BROOKLINE Mass September 1 iaj The United States defending the Walker Cup led Great Britain in all four Scotch foursomes on opening day. American pair Charley Seaver Los Angeles and Gus Moreland Dallas upset John De Forest 1934 British champion and Tony Torrance as Moreland and Seaver won seven of the first nine holes and led seven up after 18 holes.
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No Bids For Rural Credit Refunding Bonds
No bids were received when officials opened bids on 500000 dollars worth of five percent rural credit refunding bonds in Pierre. Although several bond houses inquired, none bid. The issue will be offered to individuals in 50 to 100 dollar denominations, with several small-amount requests already received. The sale will continue for three days or until the large blocks are sold.
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House and item sale ad from old classifieds
Several shotgun listings for sale with an inquiry point at S63 Beach after B. Mm. Also rental notice for a three room modern furnished apartment at 475 Ind St with phone contact 357. Additional modern furnished house for rent at phone 397.
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