Hog market slides as top buys settle at 6.80 in Armour yards
Market notes from Armour Stockyards Huron Sept report hogs top at 6.80 with bids about 10 lower. Cattle calf and sheep prices steady amid receipts of 150. Detailed ranges given for dry fed steers yearlings heifers cows bulls and veal, plus hog and sow quotations and Chicago market figures for the day.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux City
U.S.D.A
Stow
Ag Gly
Lewart
US Dal
No. Ag
Prices Steady to Weaker as Chicago, Sioux City Cattle Swings
Fresh fous in excess of anticipated demand pushed Chicago market lower while cattle recovered some losses from earlier in the week. Swine remained steady to slightly lower in slow trading. top hogs near 7.60 with premiums for higher grades. Sioux City and Paul markets showed mixed receipts, with fat lambs steady to higher and calves and bulls differing across grades, overall activity subdued.
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Chicago
Farm commodity quotes and flour prices across Minneapolis and Duluth
The table lists rye seed flax seed and sweet clover seed prices, flour shipments and bran figures for Minneapolis, with Duluth cash closes showing No 1 dark northern and amber durum wheat prices, flax and durum values, and mixed durum notes. Prices include rye No 2 at 2.05, flax No 1 at 193 2.05, sweet clover seed at 5.00 5.59 and various wheat grades with fractional percentages.
Markets and Livestock Prices in Chicago and Sioux City
Summary of grain and livestock values with butter, eggs, and poultry prices from Chicago and Sioux City markets. For Chicago products: butter steady, eggs firm, poultry steady. hogs, cattle, and regional deliveries noted with price ranges and grades. Also includes potato and produce movements and futures notes from Chicago and New York reports. Strong entity mentions include Chicago, Sioux City, Swift & Co, Huron Poultry, Bolles & Rogers, and Leghorn hens.
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Huron
Swift & Cosluron
Sioux City
Sioux Fally
Sioux Falls
Wheat Futures Close Higher Amid Mixed Grain Totals
Wheat futures rose with a higher close for New Sept wheat and gains for Dec and May contracts. Coarse grains mixed, oats and barley uneven, with cash demand steady to strong for winter wheat and durum. Minneapolis cash close showed No. 1 northern around 1.29 to 1.29% with No. 1 dark northern at 15% protein. flax bids around 2.07 to 2.13.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Maysande
Duluth
Lediac
Minneapolis
AOL
Montana
Debate to Be Held in Elks Ballroom in Huron
The debate on the farm surplus question will be held tomorrow night in the Elks ballroom of Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Participants are G F Matousek and Ralph Pickell with 800 seats to be provided by the Huron Chamber of Commerce secretary Paul K Myers says the event starts at 8 oclock and has attracted inquiries from distant areas.
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G. F. Matousek
Carter
Farmer
Ralph Pickell
Forest Park
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Huron College
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Elks Hall
Neve
May Guarantee Fodder Price Feed Relief Plan
Washington officials signaled federal backing to guarantee a fodder price of 38 a ton to conserve corn fodder and emergency livestock feed in drought regions. The Farm Administration eyed stock surveys to gauge midwestern availability while the relief program may purchase feed for direct relief farmers, AAA not to make direct purchases. Officials estimate potential harvest up to 1,009,000 to 1,560,000 bales if incentives improve farmer participation.
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Washington, Weyee Ney
Farm Administration
Federal Relief Administration
AAA
Gypsies Slain in Battle for Girl in Miskolc
In Miskolc near Budapest a fierce clash among gypsy caravans over an 11 year old girl left four dead and 14 wounded, including six critically. A motorcycle police duo rescued the girl as knives daggers and weapons were used.
Stock Market Tone Is Heavy In Early Trading
New York September 6 trading opened steady to firm but moved sharply lower in later hours led by mining and metal stocks. Textile strike unrest dampened sentiment as the close showed heavy activity with about 370000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Closing Quotations in the Alaska Juneau Market and Bonds
Closing price quotes for a wide range of stocks and bonds led by Amoco and Chrysler, with numerous manufacturers and utilities listed through the Associated Press. Government bonds closed mixed as Liberty issues and Treasuries traded alongside mortgage and corporate issues amid market activity.
Huron Odd Fellows Back From Madison
Huron members of the Patriarchs Militant returned from Lake Madison after attending a state school of instruction. The Huron group won the drill and attendance contest with leaders including Henry Hay and August Abel. Grand Master August Hett from Lead attended with Mrs. Hett. other cantons represented were Sioux Falls Madison Watertown Yankton Elk Point and Mitchell. About 10 attendees. L. C. Meyers of Sioux Falls received the grand decoration of chivalry.
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Patriarchs
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lake Madison
Henry Hay
Huron
August Abel
E. M. Lothrop
William Harris
Charles Demlo
Ben Eldhammer
H. B. Newland Huron
August Hett
Lead
Hett
Sioux Falls
Madison
Watertown
Yankton
Elk Point
Mitchell
L. C. Meyers
Berry Urges Insurance Firms to Use Mediation Before Foreclosures
Governor Tom Berry asks life insurers in South Dakota to consult debt conciliatory committees prior to foreclosure actions on farm debtors. He notes committees in each county mediate between mortgagees and mortgagors to aid homeowners. Berry cites Iowa practice and names George Abild as coordinator. letter released from his Washington office.
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Berry
Iowa
George Abild
Mr. Berry
Washington
May Make Another Stratosphere Trial
Rapid City report states the National Geographic Society will announce another stratosphere attempt around November 1. R L Bronson Rapid City chamber secretary says Major Kepner directed a balloting plan for next year with potential bets around April 1 if no unforeseen events occur. Vaughn L Smeets of Bonanza Bar Mining Co visited Rapid City for chamber meetings.
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Rapid City
National Geographic Society
R. L. Bronson
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce
Kepner
Vaughn L. Smeets
M. D
Chicago
Bonanza Bar Mining Company
Chamber of Commerce
State Officer Visits Huron 1.0.0.F. Lodge meeting
Lodge No. 32 Odd Fellows hosted August Hett of Lead grand master of I O F lodge and M R Hovde Monday evening. Both gave talks. After business a bridge party honored the guests. lunch was by Charley Demle and committee. Hovde plans to move to Minneapolis soon.
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Huron
August Hett
James River
Odd, Fellows
Ma. Hett
M. R. Hovde
Hett
Hovde
Minneapolis
Charley Demle
Arm fracture at school sidelines Norman Groves
Norman Groves, young son of Mr and Mrs Clair Groves, fractured his right arm just above the elbow while playing with schoolmates at a southeast Huron school. He remains in a local hospital for treatment a few days.
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Norman Groves
Clair Groves
Huron
Wanted by October Unfurnished Modern Housekeeping Toome
Classified notice seeks an unfurnished or partly furnished modern housekeeper in Toome. Contact phone number 324 for details and arrangements before October.
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Toome
Legion Meeting Resumes Tonight After Summer Layoff
Vacation ends for Huron Legionnaires as they resume regular meetings at the legion hall tonight called by Commander Walter Kinsman. The draft of ways and means program for the year will be discussed along with other year’s work. Meeting starts promptly at 8.00.
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Legion
Huron Legionnaires
Legion Hall
Walter Kinsman
Wiley Post Aims For New High Flight Record
In Chicago on September a veteran pilot Wiley Post plans a takeoff to reach stratospheric altitudes and attempt to surpass the 47 352 foot altitude record if weather and instruments cooperate. A test flight yesterday climbed over 40 000 feet.
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Wiley Post
Chicago
Sept. &P
Seven Killed in Textile Strike War Continues
The strike escalated with nine deaths and many injuries as 336,000 workers joined, spreading across cotton, woolen and silk industries. Labor leaders claim up to 450,000 on strike while employers dispute totals. A presidential board of inquiry at Hyde Park includes Governor Winant and other officials to study arbitration options. The textile union demands concessions before any arbitration, with the walkout expanding across the south, New England, and mid-Atlantic regions.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Raymond W. Ingersoll
Brooklyn
Mar Jion Smith
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
United States
Lloyd Gerrison
National Labor Relations Board
Gorman
New England
Middle Atlantic
Strike Vote Shuts Mills Across Garment Industry
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union general executive board voted a strike in the cotton garment industry. The action, aimed at mill closures, is expected to affect 50,000 workers immediately and 125,000 to 115,000 workers eventually.
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New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union Today
State fair preparations draw crowds and shows
A Minnesota train will haul livestock and exhibits to Huron for the fair while the Hennies Brothers midway troupe arrives by truck. Ernie Young's company arrives with the Passing Show of 1934 for a grandstand engagement, split into units earlier this season. The Italian Village band performs Sunday with free grandstand concerts, while grounds admission remains 25 cents and children under 12 enter free.
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Minnespotle
Minn Neapolis
Minnesota
Chicago
Huron
Ernie Young
Venables
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Carly
Rangers
U. SD
Ad —Hogg
Ialcumund
Sioux
Ste
Paul
U. Ss. O
Westras
Sears
Encice
Jessi Averase
Sept
Arciad
Niue
Bolles & Rogers
Bauer
Sept. S
Rock Springs
Idaho
Wisconsin Cobblers US
Pennsylvania Cobblers
Hungerstar Standards
Dresed
Elks Ballroom
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Pew
Am Intl
Am Bell Mill
Am Sm & Rég
Am Sugar
AT & T
Am Tob Bell
Acaconda
Armour del
Armour Ap Armour
Armour
Atchison
Atl Nef
Aubury
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall
Bendix Avita
Beth
Borden
Briggs Mig
Byers Co
Can Pat
Case
Caterpl Tract
Cerro de Pasco
Arty
C&o
C& NW
CM St P & P
Chrysler
Col G & E
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Cali
du Pont
Eastman
el Pow & Lt
Firestone
At Nor Ir
Gt Nor Pid
Judson
Ml Cent
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
1T & T
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Lambert
Lehigh Port C
Loews
iMack Rk
MéKess & Rob
Mont Ward
Mosrell
United Acft
United Bise
United Corp
United Fruit
US Ind Ale
US Pipe
US Rubberie
Warner Pict
West Union
West Klee
Woolworth
Natl
Associated
Bord and Share
Ford Motor Limited
Swift and Company
Liberty
Ie Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Federal Farm Mortgage
Osmere Logs
Huron Odd Fellows
C. A. Puffer
Huron Canval Escent
Josephine Tobin
Ray J. Bradfield
Billie L. Sims
William Weikum
sur+ Bical
Elizabeth Cool
Medical
L. F. Meyer
Wolsey
Sara Beth Proper
Bancroft
David Bard
Ronald Coats
Dolan
Billy Bisell
Turton
Ike Crawford
Virgil
Page Ly
George A. Sloan
Colton Textile Institute
Uttmost
Francis J. Gorman
Auron Auto Salvage CO
Second St
Sheldon Freese Elevators, Inc
Hershey
Northfield Milk
Kit Klenzer
O’neal
State Theatre
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