Hog and cattle market reports from Armour stockyard
Armour stockyard at Yari Huron on September 1 reports hog receipts of 1.28 and prices 10 to 15 higher for butchers, light hogs up 10 to 15, cattle and calves steady, sheep 25 to 50 cents higher. Chicago hog market steady with top 4.55 on medium weight hogs, record run of 10,000 head amid government pig surplus. cattle trade slow to steady with beef and vealers mixed. Additional regional bids from Sioux Falls Sioux City St Paul and Princeton summarize varied livestock activity and prices across markets.
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Armour
Yar
Huron
Chicago
Rangers
Washington
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
U. S
St. Paul
L-Prul
D. A
Priceton
Wheat Futures Close Is Lower at Minneapolis Markets
Wheat futures ended sharply lower amid dull trade and weak buying power. September contracts fell about 1 percent while grains across the board eased. Cash markets showed mixed demand with winter wheat fair to good and other grains varying in demand and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Montana
Trek
Markets Report from Huron Poultry and Chicago Prices
Furnished daily market data lists chicken and egg prices, hides and wool values, plus Butter and Eggs trends from Chicago and New York. It cites Switt& Co and Bolles & Rogers as furnishers, with regional figures for Huron South Dakota and Chicago on September 1 and 7.
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Huron Poultry
Switt& Co. Duran
Flens
Bolles & Rogers
Huron
S. D
Storm Sector Is Combed Carefully in Harlingen
Army ambulance detachments began systematic searches through hurricane devastated lower Rio Grande valley areas for injured refugees. Red Cross preliminary survey counts 24 deaths and hundreds injured. 4,750 destitute families, 4,000 homes destroyed, 8,000 damaged. Seven lives lost in Harlingen, San Benito, Rio Hondo, Port Isabel, rural communities, and Matamoros. Weather relief aids restore lines. highways reopen as floodwaters recede. Citrus groves stripped of crop valued about 6 million. cotton damage extensive. total property losses expected in the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Pat
Red Cross
Harlingjom
San Benito
Rio Hondo
Port Isabel
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Two Paying Projects Approved For Huron Highways
Federal authorities and the state highway department announced two paying projects totaling 13 blocks on federal and state routes within Huron. On US 63 from Tow Avenue to Simons Avenue plans show $16,000 and on State 37 from Eighth Street North to Fifteenth Street North $22,000. Details on specifications and start times were not available.
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Huron
State Highway Department
Pierre
Towsavenue
Simi ‘Nous Avenue
Eighth Street
Fifteenth Street
Wessington Woman Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Chase D. Stewart 37, of five miles southwest of Wessington, died in a Huron hospital after a brief illness. Born Lola L. DeHaven October 21, 1895 at Manson she married Stewart September 5, 1917. Survived by husband three children Hope Beryl Billy parents Albert and ? De Haven two sisters and two brothers. member of Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Stewart home with Rev Tell officiating. burial in Wessington cemetery.
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Chase D. Stewart
Wessington
Huron Hospital
Manson
Stewart
Lola L. DeHaven
Hope
Beryl
Billy
Albert de Haven
Jean
Thomas
Glenn de Haven
Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors
Tell of
Parker
Wessington Cemetery
Poultry Prices and Produce Reports From Several Markets
Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets list live poultry prices for hens roosters broilers and eggs with figures for heavy leghorn Jeghorn and old roosters. New York dairy and Chicago potato and futures quotes follow, noting steady poultry and mixed produce readings and price ranges for U S No 1 Round Whites and Triumphs with butter and butterfat values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Sioux-Ciy
Mitchell
Leghorn
Springs
Jeghorn
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
U. S
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Fahrendorf’s Store Moves to New Location Saturday
Fahrendorf’s store opens in a remodeled Burg building three doors south of the present site at 10 am Saturday. The redesign adds a larger ready to wear area, new entrances and display windows as the business expands. The move also marks Fahrendorf’s 51st anniversary in business.
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Fahrendorfs
Fahrendorf's
Burg
G. B. Fahrendorf
Fahrendorf
Officials Unaware Of Loan Cancellation In South Dakota
Pierre officials deny reports from Washington that $281,262 of a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan were withdrawn or cancelled. C UL Chase says he has no knowledge of such action and the rural credit board did not withdraw or cancel any loans. The report cited R F C action as REPORTED WITHDRAWN WASHINGTON. The public record notes a similar figure of $231, 62 with no clear explanation.
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Pierre
South Dakota Rural Credit Department
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
C. UL. Chase
Department
Rural Credit Board
Sept
South Dakota Rural Credit Board
State Owned Land Is Sold In South Dakota
Despite financial and agricultural conditions in South Dakota, interest grows in state land sales. George E. Gunnison reports from Perking county that grazing land near Bixby sold at public auction for 1 2 percent cash after an earlier 200 offer for 3 acre tract. Ranchers west of the Missouri and rural credit department note daily inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Missouri
Rural Credit Department
Fair Play Urged by Howes On Civil Economy
Howes urges continued fair play amid crop conditions and NRA achievements. He recalls the NRA’s one major early success abolishing child labor and argues prosperity follows faith in the President, Roosevelt, the man of the hour, as he carries the flag and bears the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Andrew Jackson
Heaven
Roosevelt
Huron Women Freed On Bonds After Pleading Guilty
Pierre September 7. Helen Trogh Ang Gertrude Parsons and Vivian Lee, Huron women tied to shoplifting cases across Pierre stores, pleaded guilty to grand larceny. Parsons and Trogh were released on bonds of 14 dollars each. Lee remains jailed unable to post bond. Sentencing likely before Circuit Judge John Hughes in Ft. Pierce in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Helen Troghang
Gertrude. Parsons
Huron
Vivian Lee
John Hughes
Ft. Pierce
Freeman man fined for driving while intoxicated
William Shaffer of Freeman was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. He is banned from driving an automobile in Huron for one year. The city was represented by John P. Sauer.
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William Shaffer
Freeman
Municipal
Huron
John P. Sauer
Film Show By Central South Dakota Garage Men
The General Auto Electric company of this city hosts a program for central South Dakota garage men and mechanics tomorrow evening at o o clock. A moving picture and lecture depict the latest developments in piston ring and auto electrical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Auto Electric Company
South Dakota
Stock Prices Settle Lower in Late Trading
New York markets show moderating declines after a tentative session as steel issues slip. Bethlehem, Steel, Case, Goodyear, Johns-Manville, Cerro de Pasco and Southern Pacific lose 1 to 2 points while Homestake Mining drops seven and Seaboard Oil and Union Pacific erase earlier gains. Transfers reach about 950000 shares.
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New York
Depy
Teach
Bethlehem
Steel
Case
Goodyear
Johns-Manville
Cerro de Pasco
Southern Pacific
Homestake Mining
Seaboard Oil
Union Pacific
U- 7
Steensland To Speak At South Dakota Abstracters Meet
S D Abstracters announce A O Steensland Sioux Falls director for the Home Owners Loan Corporation will deliver the principal address at the annual meeting of the South Dakota Title association on September 18. The program includes a Monday afternoon session and a 2 banquet with C B Dickinson of Huron as toastmaster. C E Van Vinck of Rapid City serves as president and EH R Wood of Redfield as secretary of the abstractors organization.
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Steensland
To. S. D. Abstracters
A. O. Steensland
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Home Owners Loan Corporation
South ‘Dakota
For Sale items include piano and furnishings listing
For sale items list several household pieces in good condition including a Gulbranson piano for 75 dollars a two piece wool living room suite for 35 dollars a hull tree and seat with mirror 5ax minster rug 8.0 by 7.6 for 8 dollars a steel poster bed 12 dollars a gumwood dresser 10 dollars another dresser 5 dollars a white enamel gas range 10 dollars a lady's writing desk 4 dollars a porcelain kitchen table 3 dollars a new duco enamel ice bow 100 lb value 22.50 for 16 dollars Mrs B Lund 706 finds W Lake Preston See write J E Johnson Huron FOR SALE a 1919 Chevrolet sedan in good condition 600 dollars Orla Jacobson 637 Calif Phone 762 Lost one gray cat with white on chest and legs answers to Tiny Call 2193 Reward
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Gulbranson
B. Lund
Lake Preston
J. E. John
Huron
Orla
Jacobson
Calif
Tiny
Closing Quotations From Various Companies
A ledger of closing quotation data lists a wide range of firms with their percentage figures, including Chem & Dye 133 percent, Allis Chal 18 percent, Am-For Power 12 percent, Armour A 4 percent and Armour B 23 percent. Other entries range from Am Sm & Ref 367 percent to Am Sugar 6245 and AT & T 1264 with numerous names such as Cheston, Bendix Av 17, Briggs Mfg 1034, Chrysler 4, Eastman 1 percent, Gen Foods 5, Gillette 19, Houston Oil 31, Int Harvester 3004, and Int Nickel 1945/1. The list appears to catalog closing prices or percentages across many industries and companies.
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Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Can WY
Am-For Power
AmlTne'l
Am Loco
Am-Sm & Ref
Am Sugar
Barnsdall A
Bendix Av
Beth St
Borden
Briggs
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pascale C & C
St.p
Wly C
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col Go &B
Curtin Wright
Armour Del-Fid
Drug Inc
Eastman
Gen-Frec Bie
Gen Foods
Gen Motora
Gillette
Gt North Pia
Homestoke
Houston Oil
Hudson
Trent
Int- Harvester
Int Nickel
Tae T
Kal- S Krewe
Unemployment Relief Costs Dip in South Dakota
South Dakota unemployment relief spending fell sharply from June to July, with $155,002 paid for 9,900 families in July after $218,870 for 11,643 families in June. Enrollment at Huron senior high shows 514 regular students and 11 post graduates, total 525, up 2 percent from opening week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Washington
South Dakota
Federal Emergency Relief’ Administration
Jime
Huron Senior High School
State Auditor adopts 40 hour week in line with recovery effort
Pierre Sept 7 State Auditor George ONeill announced his department will operate on a 40 hour week as part of the National Recovery program He added one new employee to the staff all employees are reported to have dependents Marriage licenses listed for Jerry Harold Campbell 25 Miller and Cleone Anita Gilchrist 25 Gann Valley Engagement and wedding rings from Smith Jewelry store adv 7
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Pierre
George O'Neill
O'Neill
Jerrys Harold Campbell
Miller
Cleone- Anita Gilchrist
Gann. Valley
Smith Tevielry Store
South Dakota Spirit of Cooperation Promises Relief Support
The speaker urged wide executive cooperation to move policy with public support. He promised to pressure Washington leaders to secure relief for this winter and help sow crops next spring. Local officials praised civic groups and business firms for staging the parade, and a detailed campaign report will be released tomorrow.
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Congress
Washington
James A. Farley
South
Dakota
Abd Tam
B. B. McClaskey
G. C. Martin
H. W
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Admission notes show Erwin Schneiderman A pena and Calvin Seeman listed under medical and surgical cases respectively with Doland and Broadland as locations. Dismissed individuals include Mar Héxtey and Mrs Carl Seatchbrook from Huron with Broadland connections.
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Erwin Schneiderman
Apena
Calvin Seeman
Doland
Mar Héxtey
Broadland
Carl Seatchbrook
Huron
Notice to Cut Weeds in Huron City
All owners and occupants of lots in Huron must cut and destroy all weeds on or before October 1 1933. If not done, the city will cut or destroy them and charge the cost to the lot. By order of E C Hoskins Street Commissioner.
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Huron
City of
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Asor
Sonneapolis
Howes
Chas
E. Lowery Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chas. E. Lowery
Empolyes
Chas. E. Lowery Co
Turon
Newberry
Care Huronite
Ford
A. M. Urquhart
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