Swine and cattle prices hold steady at Sioux Falls market
Market news from Sioux Falls shows hogs steady to higher with top at 31.75 and cattle fully steady, reflecting unchanged quotations. Representative sales from Armour and Armour Stock Yards report hog prices unchanged Thursday with top figure around 20.50 for long-haul hogs and mixed lot averages near 10.50 to 11.90 for various loads and cattle trends steady to higher.
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Broux Falls
Thursda
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
i—Rep
Igs
Armour Stock Yards
Poultry and Produce Prices From Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux City
Market notes from Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux City show poultry prices for hens, leghorns, springs, turkeys, and roosters with weights and terms, plus butterfat and butter wholesale pricing. Listings cover eggs, hennery eggs, and various graded butter and creamery products with regional price differences.
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Mitchell
Eges
Hennery
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Hogs Steady to Strong in Chicago Market Report
Chicago hogs opened higher and traded steady to 10 cents up with top quotes near 12.10 per cwt. Cattle and spring lambs showed strength while market notes indicate varied weights and steady to higher tendencies. Sheep sales appeared slow with fat sheep remaining steady and lambs at around 12.75. Cattle volume was about 6,000 head with calves 700. top cattle quotes around 12.65 for light stock and 12.60 for medium weights, with several grades near 14.50 to 12.25.
Midwestern Livestock Prices Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Paul Livestock on September 4 reports steady to higher prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle mostly steady with good to choice steers 11.00 12.00, heifers 8.00 11.00, cows 5.25 6.75, vealers 11.00 12.50, bulls 7.25 8.75, stockers 8.00 10.00, dairy cows 70 to 120, high quality 110 to 120. Hog market steady to 13.90 top with various weights around 9.00 12.00. sows 10.20 10.75. Sheep 2,600 on sale with no early trade. native spring lambs above 12.50. Market reports from Sioux City follow similar patterns with steady to strong bids and mixed weight classes.
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Cannes — Aoe
Huron
Auron
Ttlephone
Zennery
Watertown
Lowe Watertown
Luce
Ile
Leghorn Hens LLC
Leghorn F Roosters
Hennery Eges
Chicago
D. Aji
Paul
ST. Paul
FS. M. Nls
Sioux City
Soux
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago and New York markets show butter receipts at 946,897 with 35 cents for 35 cent central varieties. Eggs receipts 9,921, Poultry steady with slight declines for hens over 5 pounds. New York data lists butter 1,256,885 steady with 36 and 38 cent grades, cheese and eggs steady, dressed poultry and turkeys at stable to unchanged prices. Live poultry by freight nominal, by express about steady.
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Chicago
New York
Wool Market Broadens On Boston Market Reported
Interest in wool on the Boston market shows a broadening tendency with moderate volume sales closing on a few lots of fine territory wool. The note indicates ongoing demand and steady activity in the local wool trade.
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Boston
Sept
Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
New York markets show mixed tone with bonds steady and foreign exchange quiet while cotton and sugar balance hedging and liquidation. Chicago grain and livestock rise on cautious demand. wheat higher, corn firm, cattle up to 15 cents, hogs steady to strong with top at $12. Wool prices move at 1.06 to 1.08 for staple combing and 1 to 1.05 for shorter lengths.
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New York
Hongkong
Wall Street
Chicago
Wheat Prices Climb Above Loan Rates in Market Rebound
Wheat moved up above loan rates for the first time this season amid government price outlooks. Contracts for delivery rose to 1.16 a bushel, with spot prices also above loan levels, while December and May futures reached 1.24 and 1.23 to 1.24 respectively. Minneapolis cash close noted higher oats and rye, with various grain grades quoted and receipts higher than average.
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Sulagu
Sept
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn S. D
Routine Business At Game Meeting
Routine business dominated the State Fish and Game Commission session this morning as bids for service were heard from multiple firms. At 3 p.m. the commission joined forces with the Beadle County Board of Commissioners and the Committee to Save Lake Byr to review plans for Lek Kampeska and other local conservation efforts.
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Fish and Game Commission
Marvin Huenatagin
Mus
Lek Kampeska
Beadie County Board of Curemissioners
Committee
Lake Byr
Stocks Slip in Early Trading Amid Sluggish Market Tone
New York stock market opened with a stagnant atmosphere as prices edged lower. Copper and specialty shares showed steadiness early, while steels lagged and rails and aircrafts moved down, signaling a cautious session ahead.
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New York
Closing a Votations
Allis Chalmers 30 percent International Harvester 2 percent American Airlines 43 percent Johns Manville 69 percent American Can 31 percent Kennecott 37 percent American Smelting and Refining 16 percent Marshfield 16 percent Mack Trucks 30 percent Toledo-based companies and others see limited movement as stocks edge lower.
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Associated Press
Allis-Chmi
IntTelaTel
AmAir
Johns-Manv
AmCan
Kennecott
AmLaco BS Tockhdage We Loews AmRotMill
MackTrick
AmSm&Ret MarshField
i N. D. Sheep Win At State Fair Honors and winners
Nine exhibitors showcased Hampshire sheep at the State Fair. Major prizes went to R. E. Strutz & Sons of Jamestown, N D, and Niely and Brookhart of Wapakoneto, Ohio. The Fox children of Watertown won two firsts with their ram and a white Ed Arbeiter of Huron won six third ribbons and one fourth. Cavanaugh & Son of De Smet took top Dorset wins with Arbeiter taking seconds and three fourths. De Smet breeders dominated Cheviot yields with multiple firsts, seconds, and thirds across age classes. The Corriedale and Cotswold entries had limited or no competition.
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Hampshire
State Fair Grounds
R. E. Strutz & Sons O
Jamestown
N. D
Niely
Ed Arbeiter
Loren Chise
Watertown
Ewe
C. Cavanaugh & Son
de Smet
Ram
Ram Tims
Ander
J. C. Magnuson
Milton Magnuson
Sidey Magnuson
Ram Jambin
CJ Cavanaugh
Gerhard Magnuson
Sidney Magnuson
EEB
Ami
Cavanaugh & Son
Gerhard Mignuson
J. C. Cavanaugh & Son
Jake Arhbelley
Harun
Cotswold
RE. Stra Sons Co
Nielywid Brockhart
R. E. Strate
Weitertryn
Tam
Placy Ritbons
Leon Chase Iek
Has Itt Tam
Confiscated Guns Sold at State Fair Auction
At the Fisheries Building during the State Fairgrounds annual sale 121 confiscated guns were auctioned. A crowd of sportsmen gathered as bids rose, with a .22 caliber rifle selling for under five dollars and an automatic shotgun reaching about forty eight dollars. Commissioners noted some weapons returned to prior owners, with Col O Beily of Alexandria serving as auctioneer.
Corporate Names From A Long List Of Companies
A dense list of companies and percentages appears, including AT&T, AmWatWks, Anaconda, Armill, BendixAvia, BorgWarner, Deere&Co, General Electric, General Motors, International Business Machines, Packard, Pan Am Air, PennAR, Philip Morris, Pillsbury, Raytheon, Sears Roebuck, Shell, and United Airlines among others, with varied percentage figures and partial entries. The fragment suggests a stock or corporate index style compilation.
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At&t
Amtobb
Armill
Atcht&ip
AdRef
AviaCorp
BardenLoca
BendixAvia
petniSteel Oe
Jacing Airp
Borden
BorgWarner
BudeMfe
ButBros
Calumet&Hee
Condrgale
Canadian Pac
Case
ConAire
ConFdis
ConOil
ContCorp
ContOilDel
CormProd
CrwnZell
Curtisswrta
Deere&Co
DouglasAire
Pont
Eastarl
EastKodak
Lawtolite
BlecBoat
Eipow<
Firstont&r
GenElec
GenFoods
GimbelBros
Goodrich
Gdyrt&r
GtNorRy
Greyhound
UsSteel
usRayon
YellowTranc
Youngsh&t
Mitchell Cow Wins Milking Derby at State Fairgrounds
A Holstein owned by A F Test & Son of Mitchell won top honors in South Dakota Milking Derby with 227.1 pounds of butterfat and $4.23 value over the three day contest. Tuesday produced 80.4 pounds of milk and 4.29 pounds butterfat for $1.52. Other placings went to Gien Jorgenson Sioux Falls with $3.06 and 4 F test third $2.94 Thad Oviatt Huron fourth $2.46.
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Mitchell
A. F. Test & Son
South Dakota
State Fairgrounds
Gien Jorgenson
Sioux Falls
F. Test
Thad Oviatt
Huron
Minnehaha Hogs Dominate 4-H State Fair Grand Show
Duane Megaard and Roger Engelbretsen of Sherman won grand and reserve championships in the 4-H hog division at the State Fair. Other blue ribbons awarded across breeds include Duroc Jersey gilts and boars by Bernard Wiksen and Robert Keller, plus Poland China, Chester White, Hampshire, and Berkshire entries from multiple towns signaling a rebound in South Dakota hog production.
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Ss. D. Swine
Minnehaha County
Duane Megaard
Roger Engelbretson
Shereman
William Laible
Howard
Harold Barnes
Madison
South Dakota
Wilbur Gutormson
Huron
James Allstot
Aurora
Williare Laibie
Alvin Wonsbeck
Lake Preston
Ralph Leenthuis
Castlewood
Duane Meegard
Alton Rogan
Sherman
Henry Prheim, Jr
Marion
Harold Garry
Montrose
Milton Freier
Delmont
Bernard Wiksen
Hawerden, Jr
Marion Johnston
Brookings
Calvin Kleinsesser
Wiksen
Kleinsasser
Raymond Hofer
Freeman
Carl Little
Bath
Chester
Harold
Jakie
Carl
Hampshire
Lloyd Rowley
Mitchell
Merlin Hodgson
Wessington Springs
Kenneth Gross
Madi
Son
William Gross
Menno
Merle Giles
Norman
William
Polands
Cortland John
JSON
Renner
Wallace Welch
Leticher
Oliver
Alvin Boeehmen
Parkston
Boars
Jim Ailts
Johnson
Alvin Boehmer
Hollis Larson
Humboldt
Berkshires
Clinton Anderson
Alcester
James Waybright
Wes
South Dakota Swine Breeders Elect New Officers
Abell Mover was elected president at the annual meeting and banquet held at the Dakota Farmer Building on the State Fair grounds. Harold Dechow of Artesian was elected vice president and Jay Welch of Letcher secretary-treasurer. other officers include Divers tors xre Charlie Odegaard Lake Preston Turner Wright Brookings and Joe Schack. TyndadJ.
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Abell Mover
Rarker
South Dakota Swine Breeders’ Association
Dakota Farmer Building
State Fair Grounds
Harold Dechow
Artesian
Jay Welch
Letcher
Diver
Inquest to Probe Death of Fort Pierre Rancher Charles Prince
A coroner jury will hold an inquest this evening into the death of 60 year old Charles Prince a Hayes rancher fatally injured when a transport truck rammed a tractor pulled hayrack he was riding Tarion Flatt Rapid City an employee of Buckingham Transportation Company and truck driver said he overtook the hay rack on a narrow bridge at the foot of a hill Wayne Prince 29 son of the dead man and tractor driver suffered minor injuries and was to be released from hospital today
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Fort Pierre
Charles Prince
Hayes
Tarion Flatt
Rapid City
Buckinghame Transportation Company
Wayne Prince
Russian War Echoes From Front South Of Leningrad
Russian dispatches report German forces pressing the center front while Leningrad holds firm. Tass says the city shows resolve as industries run normally to arm the Red Army. German air and sea activity targets Britain and eastern England as Finland claims Baltic gains. Local combat details include a failed bike-troop assault and continued Soviet counteroffensive efforts.
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Tass
Leningrad
Red Army
R S Siang
Psychiec
DNB
Black Sea
Beleagueredessa
Dnieper
West Bank
Britain
England
Abu Sueir
Suez Canal
High Command
Mediterranean
Sidi Barrani
Karelan Ist
Finland
Russia
London
Bryansk
Mescy
New
Unknown Man Drops Dead In Wolsey
An unknown man collapsed and died in Wolsey after alighting from an air station and crossing 8 street yesterday afternoon. Deputy coroner Carrie Kingan said the stranger, about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 185 pounds with blue eyes, may be around 50 to 60 years old. He wore blue overalls and jacket, a grey cotton shirt, tan shoes and a grey black checkered cap, and had only a few cents. Two Huron residents observed in Blunt suggested he had recently been in Huron.
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Udigenea
Wolsey
Carrie Kingan
Beadle County
Huron
Aid To Polish Government Okayed
President Roosevelt authorized the first lend lease aid to the exiled Polish government. Military equipment will go to Polish troops training in Canada including machine guns and artillery gear. The move follows U S policy to aid those resisting aggression and supports Poland abroad.
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Washingson
Roosevelt
Poland
In .Ndon
Canada
the House
United States
Fan Exhibit At State Fair Draws Global Interest
A fan exhibit at the Warmers Bui section of the State Fair grounds highlights culturally significant fans from Africa India Me Austria Kore Ja and others, with a coco de mer tree fan claimed to be one of the oldest. A notable display features a fan from Mrs. D. M. Butt dated about ten years old, alongside items from Shaberi of Pierre and a large audience interest in this historical collection.
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Africa
India
Austria
Kore
Veri
George C. Fullinweidtep
Sypheles
Indian Ocean
Shaberi
Pierre
Inguyary
Ory
D. M. Butt
Gurney Plans Return to Washington Friday
Senator Chan Gurney, absent since mid August due to illness, said he would return to Washington Friday morning. He had planned earlier travel, but will now depart Yankton to attend to committee matters and wartime legislation. He recently visited the state fair at Huron and discussed war-related issues with South Dakota officials.
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Yankton
Chan Gurney
Ace Mator
Rig Alley
Jun
Gamey
J Capital
Dan Deless
Yankton College
John
U. S. Army Air Service
Academy of Avenautier
Laguardia
York City
Gurney
Huron
Wash
South
Dakot
Planning Group Meets In Hotel Planning Groun
Planning Group meets in a hotel to discuss the State Land Use Planning Committee's bi monthly session. Representatives from state and federal agencies, plus 9 farmer and 1 farm women members, reviewed year’s progress and long range planning. J G Dorse, director of the Public World Reserve in South Dakota, explained his organization’s post defense planning. The committee plans a tour through the state's southeastern region at the next meeting.
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Ane
Uni
Tripp
Tely Ae
Soch
Acca
J. G. Dorse
New Public World Reserve
South Dakota
Lot Eid
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Update
At the hospitals admitted include Mrs. Ed Janus, Mrs. Martin E. Erickson, Bernard Bics, and medical cases noted. Dismissals list Mrs. Lyl Lusehen, Kathiya Wale fist Bitchcook, Mrs. LA Ledisi, Charles Robeson, Robert Small, Mrs. Fa ward Moeller and baby son Euges Charles.
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Ed Janus
Nye Cal
Martin E. Erickson On
Bernard Bics
Reeck
Lyl Lusehen Gallaby Gaughter
Huron- Kathiya
Wale Fist
Bitchcook
LA. Ledisi Lake
FOR SALE AND RENT ITEMS IN SHORT AD FORMAT
A jumble of classified style notes lists dogs for sale including a wirehaired terrier and a golden cocker spaniel, a 1925 Nash coupe with goat tires, a two room furnished apartment, a six room muddy house for rent, a national convention ride request, a boat for sale, and a stud service notice from Ward Bros. Kennels with Red Bruvie Billy Oboe bloodlines. Contact numbers accompany several items.
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Legionnaire Jnie
Red Bruvie Billy Oboe Bloodlines
Resuire Ward Bros. Kennels
Ohio SW
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NatDairyPro
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N ¥ Central
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StewartWarn
Stone
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Suudebaker
exasCorp
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UnitedCorp
UnGasimp
Usgypsum
Usrubber
Tis&tesl
Albert Koller
Sahara Gands
Lis Bank
Minneapors
First Bank
W. Banco
NEW York Cars
Groun
Blood ! Bros
Nash
Lockwell Barker
Wis
Sual Street
Durin Sintm
Three Coen
Utah
Bolles & Rogers
White Rock Roosters
River Bridge
Texaco
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