Armour Market And Live Stock Reports From Armour Stock Yards
Armour market notes show hogs steady to 10 lower with top around 1.20 and good to choice bulk quoted 190 to 23. Cattle numbers strong at 14,000 with bulls steady, stockers and feeders firm, with steers 18.40 and shorts around 10.00. Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets follow similar ranges as hogs top near 12.15, cattle steady, sheep weaker, boxes and packs adjust with retail prices.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Pric
Ngai CO
Cannes
Menrmar
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Ibs AG
Dieter Washington
Sep
USA
Produce Markets Huron Produce Market
Markets review from Huron and surrounding cities detailing dairy supplies by Swift and Co, heavy hens at various weights, butterfat prices, and cattle and hog movements. Includes bid action from Chicago and Mitchell, with wheat futures rising on geopolitical tension and U.S. market reactions.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Buttertat
Huron Grain Market and Minneapolis Duluth Cash Close Summary
Grain bulletin details cash close prices for durum wheat, hard amber varieties, and No 1 red durum with mixed durum discounts. Minneapolis and Duluth quotes show No 1 dark northern wheat, No 2 white and other grades, with carlot ranges and May/Sept date context. Additional commodity listings span oats rye flax corn and assorted industrial equities and seed prices.
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Duluth
TGF
Minneapolis
Winneapolis
Perth
Montana
Chicago
Amelia
Cora Nat
Grease Monkey Wins Air Race in Cleveland Thriller
Rudy Kling of Levant Maine clinched the Thompson Trophy in a dramatic photo finish at Cleveland. Steve Wittman Oshkosh led for 11 of 20 laps before equipment trouble and sun glare altered the outcome as Kling crossed the line at 256.91 mph. Ortman and Tymer followed in second and third place amid a crowd of about 200,000.
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Cleveland
Rudy Kling
Levant
Earl Ortman
Los Angeles
Kling
Steve Wittman
Oshkosh
Wis
Col
Roscoe Tymer
Chicago
Wittman
Turner
Ottman
Sun Turner
Tuemer
Orman
Frank Sinclair
Farmingdale
N. C
Witman
Sioux City Produce Prices and Egg Rates for Tuesday
Sioux City market notes list poultry weights including ybs and Leghorn hens roosters and springs. Egg prices No 1 and No 2 with new cases trades and loose eggs detailed. butter creamery grades with butterfat percentages.
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Mitchell
Leghorn
Byler
Keanery
Sioux City
Local Market Prices Fragment Show Cents for Poultry
A clipped market listing notes prices for poultry and goods including hens at 5 pounds, teen hens 4 to 5 pounds, ducks and goose at four cents, and butterfat No 1 at four cents per unit, reflecting a historic commodity slate.
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Ig Center
Sioux Falls Produce Tuesday Market Listings
Market column lists poultry and egg prices for Sioux Falls including heavy hens under 4 percent, Leghorn hens, heavy breed springs and cock pairs with various weights. Also shows live ducks and geese prices and butterfat grades. Chicago potato market notes on U S 1 and washed Russets with Idaho and Washington varieties and prices.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago
U. S
Idaho
North Dakota
Bliss
Wisconsin Cobblers
U.S
Standard Oil Parley for South Dakota Dealers in Huron
Standard Oil Company retail dealers from southeastern South Dakota will meet in Huron tomorrow for their annual fall gathering. About 12 dealers are expected at the Elks ballroom Marvin Hughitt Hotel starting at 3 p m. An evening luncheon and program will conclude the meeting with E H Schaefer and George C Yates joining C L Bailey on the program. Substantial time will discuss the fall advertising campaign to be carried mainly through newspapers.
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Standard Oil Company
South Dakota
Tn Huron
C. L. Bailey
Elks Ballroom
Marvin Hughitt Hote
Bailey
E. H. Schaefer
Ret
Theft of Signed Checks Report by Rapid City Bank
The Rapid City bank reported to the South Dakota Bankers Association that signed payroll checks belonging to Summit Construction Company of Rapid City were stolen in Denver. Check numbers 25031 to 29194 inclusive were stolen, along with blank green checks from 22838 to 22838.
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Rapid City Nations Bank of
Rapid City
South Dakota Bankers Association
Summit Construction Company
Denver
Rapid City Bank
Japanese push and Chinese defense on Shanghai front
Report from the Shanghai area notes ongoing Japanese bombardment and Chinese counterattacks as tensions rise. Evacuations of foreign nationals are planned from Tsingtao Chefoo and Ningpo while Chinese planes bomb Japanese vessels near Yangtze river approaches. Strong Chinese entrenchments and warnings of attacks on churches temples hospitals and schools accompany the front-line stalemate.
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United States
Canopus
Tsingtao
Black Hawk
Chefoo
Tientsin
Mechang
Sir Frederick Maze
Britie
Ningpo
Shanghai
Frederick
Yangtze
Whangpoo
K. Yui
Yur
Anmie Permant Ye
Japan
China
Admitted and Dismissed Patients List At Huron Hospitals
A long hospital admission roster lists names under categories admitted and dismissed across multiple towns. Names include A K Lusk Argonse Ruth Fuller Gifford Cooper Mrs Eddie Stahl and many others with descriptors surgical medical or minor surgical. The list also mentions patients from Huron Yale Bonilla Artesian Cavour Bancroft and Wes sington Spring among others.]]>
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A. K. Lusk
Argonse
Surgical
A. P. Nord
Huron
Medical
Ed Erickson
Ruth Fuller
Gifford Cooper
Hussey Surgical
Eddie Stahl
Yale
Roy Dunnick
Welsey
Robert Rawstein
Bonilla
Walter Dean
Artesian
Nyland Nelson
Hurott
Frances Lesnay
Buick Walter Curtis
Richard Delano
Cavour
Ie M. T. Wilkins
Bancroft
Kk. A. van Voorhis
Clarence Stubbe
de Smet
Husese
Nelson
Frank Wurbnan
Cavous
Meditel
George Knouse
W. N. Farmer
Cowling
Goo
Walter
Lillie
Hubert Knohl
Bins
Kortan
Lewis Brundel Walsey
Walter Curtis
Fritz Gaethel
Wolsey
James T. Butlar
Beth Fuller
Anton Frigae
Ed Lelschner
Eakins Heads South Dakota Postal Supervisors Association
J. W. Eakins of Aberdeen was elected president of the South Dakota Postal Supervisors Association at a state meeting. Walter P. Phalen of Deadwood became vice president and Burton Rogers of Sioux Falls was named secretary treasurer. The executive board includes G. B Beatty Vermillion Harry H. Shepard Mitchell F. W. Dumke Hot Springs and Elmer R. Humeston Redfield. National officers Charles Lobiman Chicago and Enoch Nelson Minneapolis attended.
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J. W. Eakins
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Enrollment Dips in City Schools Opening Day Counts
Superintendent AL J Lang reported a slight drop in opening day enrollment for the 1937 38 term with 2162 pupils registered by noon across seven city schools compared with 2250 last year a decline of eight students. Individual school totals were listed with a new vacancy noted at the junior high from Lyle Mack who resigned to become a vocational guidance instructor in Fergus Falls Minnesota. St Teresa Parochial School reported enrollment near normal and private Tate week enrollments were expected to bolster attendance. normal St Teresa enrolment runs about 200 pupils with classes resuming Monday.
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AL J. Lang
Lerg
Washington
Lincoln Jefferson McKinley Wilson
Lang
Lyle Mack
Mack
Fergus Falls
Minn
St Teresa Parochial School
Christina
Tate
Former Huron Rail Claim Agent Dies in Wilmette
Frank Winter head of the Chicago and North Western Railway safety department and former Huron resident died at his home in Wilmette Illinois. He lived in Huron about twenty years ago and was a claim agent on the Dakota Division of the C and NW.
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Frank Winter
Chicago & North Western Railway Safety Department
Huron
Hig
Wilmette
Tfl
Winter
Dakota
Fluronians Enjoy Safe Double Holiday Activities
Hhuronians amused themselves in various ways over the two day holiday but made the period safe with no accidents or incidents reported and only one arrest. Golfers flocked to local courses for the city tournament while Huron Masonic Lodge hosted a picnic at the Fair Grounds. Leo Terry's band played at the Dancer Pavilion and free theatres offered entertainment for moviegoers. The younger crowd swam and enjoyed watermelon at Lake Bretton.
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Huron Masonic Lodge
Fair Grounds
Leo Terry
Dancer Pavilion
Lake Bretton
Britain and Spain feel strain as Burlington seized by insurgent cruiser
Britain protested the capture of the British tanker Burlington off Palermo by a Spanish insurgent cruiser. The ship, carrying 7,204 tons of Rossignol for the Spanish government, was taken to Palma Mallorca where cargo was seized. Britain warned the insurgent government amid tense Anglo Russian talks over the Spanish conflict.
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Europe
Spain
Britain
Burlington
Palermo
Sicily
Palma
Mallorca
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Madrid
Italy
Francisco Franco
Mediterranean
Wips
Mussolini
France
Germany
Yugoslavia
Albania
Egypt
Romania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Ronald Sees Extra Session in 1940 Farm Bill Talk
Flandreau speaker W. R. Ronald urged a permanent farm bill and a parity price to aid South Dakota farmers. He criticized Farmers Union and Grange leaders opposing the bill and predicted a Democratic-Farmer unity trend with possible party reorganization by 1940. Ronald trusted President Roosevelt as a friend and ally.
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W. R. Ronald
W. Powell
Sisseton
Powell
Progress 2
Congress
Rati
Dakota
Ilingis
South Dakot
South Dakota
Ronald
Farmers Union and
Grange
Senate Agricultural Committee
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Coler Campbell Dies At Minneapolis Home
Coler Campbell former Murai resident died suddenly Sunday at his Minneapolis home friends in Huron learned today. He left Huron two years ago and managed the Frank Company wholesale liquor district in Minneapolis. While in Huron he loez power plant and later disposed the property to Huron Light and Power Company. He was a son of J W Campbell pioneer Huron banker residing on the west coast. Details of death or funeral plans were not revealed in information received there.
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Coler Campbell
Murai
Minneapolis
Huron
Campbell
Frank Company
Loez
Huron Light
U Power Company
J. W Campbell
Campty
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