Market News Sharp Drop In Swine Market
Sharp hog price drop Thursday topped at 7.30 with 300 receipts, lambs rising to 9.00 top, cattle receipts 300 with steady quotes. Sioux City market reports salable cattle 2,500 and hogs 2,000 with firm yearlings, steady to weak cows and stockers, and feeders scarce. packers bid 7.50 for hogs, sows down, buyers noting lower prices across grades.
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Catia
Bronx City
Sioux City
D. A
Texas
Produce Markets and Prices from Huron and Sioux City
Market reports from Huron Mitchell Sioux City Watertown and Sioux Falls show poultry prices by weight class leghorn and heavy breeds roosters and eggs with No 1 and No 2 butterfat quotes. Grain futures in Chicago swung with a wartime boom and profit taking pushing wheat corn oats and beans through sharp intraday swings.
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Sioux City
Watertown
Stone Falls
Sioux Falls
Mt Springs
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Ortany
Hog Market Edges Lower In Chicago Trade
Hog prices ease after two strong sessions, top hog $3.25, down 15 cents from yesterday. Cattle mostly steady with top at $11.85 for light steers and yearlings. Western spring lambs to $10.75, natives about $10.25 to $10.75, stockers firm, fat cows $5.50 to $7.50, bulls to $7.65, sheep trading higher with native lambs around $3.00 to $4.00 and spring lambs 5 to 25 cents firmer.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices and Market Report From South St Paul
The South St Paul market reports strong demand with cattle to 25 higher on mid weights and late week gains across steers heifers and bulls. Vealers steady to strong while hogs fall 1.00 to 2.00 per hundredweight on lighter weights and sows down about 75 to 1.00. Sheep offerings about 6,000 with lambs and Washington lambs showing higher bids amid resistance.
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South ST. Paul
Cannes
Washington Lambs
Washingtons
Unger
New York Produce Prices and Futures Report
New York and Chicago markets show butter and eggs firm with slight gains in certain grades. Butter futures close around 26.05, while refrigerator standards hover near 18.15 to 18.20. Curb stocks list Cities Service and Ford Motor Company with modest quotes.
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New York
Chicago
Markets At Glance Weathered Trading Mixed Across Commodities
New York insight shows irregular stock activity with late selling halting rallies. Bond market recovered with improved yields and credit curb relationships stabilizing. Foreign exchange remained lackluster while sterling stayed near peg. Cotton and sugar showed mixed strength with active trading, hedging, and profit taking. Wheat and corn rose as cattle stayed steady and hogs softened.
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New York
Wall Street
Dozen Americans Missing After Athena Disaster
Shipping officials estimated that more than a dozen Americans remained unaccounted for in the Steamship Athena disaster. A provisional list of missing Americans may be issued tomorrow.
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London
Leieles
Decisive Polish Battle Looms in German Polish War
The report outlines a major clash near Warsaw as German forces press from East Prussia toward the capital, risking morale and Polish defenses along the Vistula and Bug. It notes British troops landing in France and German withdrawals to Siegfried line, with Japan saying it will not join Europe’s war.
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Late Selling Cuts Advances In Stocks
Late selling entered the stock market with many advances and many fractional losses by close. Opening activity was brisk and gains and declines traded with a slack mid day then rose again. About 2,600,000 shares changed hands as traders eyed bargains amid war and peace talk.
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Duce
Manhattan Docks With Record Load
The U S liner Manhattan arrived in New York with 2447 aboard, the largest American ship to dock since the war began in Europe. Passengers included General James A. Farley and his children, ten congressmen, Grace Moore, Norma Shearer, Elsa Maxwell, and 125 German Jewish refugees. The ship carried copper and alumina for Germany, with aluminum reportedly removed at Havre. Congressmen returned from Oslo as U S delegates with special passports and limited comment on foreign conditions.
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Manhattan
Europe
James A. Farley
Betty
Anne
Grace Moore
Valentine Parrera
Norma Shearer
Elsa Maxwell
Farley
Germany
Havre
International Parliamentary Union
Oslo
U.S
Commission sets Oct 14 duck season dates in state
The game and fish commission debated duck hunting dates at its September session in the Marvin Hugbitt Hotel. After protests from northeast sportsmen, Oct 14 opening was approved, with South Dakota zones shifting to Oct 22 elsewhere. The panel also authorized elk season regulations for the Black Hills and considered Lake Voleyda absorption for construction and tax obligations. The meeting included leadership from McKay, Girton, and other regional reps.
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Girton
Game and Fish Commission
South Dakota Commission
South Dakota
Marvin Hugbitt
Watertown
Sisseton
Mitchell
Flar
Tack Hillis
Gitten
Black Hills
Rey. L
A MM. McKay
Orient
State Commission
Lake Voleeyda
Lodgepole
Perkins County
Marion Barret
Robert Voleyda
Iske
Sion
McKay
P.O. Beaully
Wine Fier
Carl
Pattee
Britton
Voiney T. Warner
Woonsocket
Ernest Ellerman
Yankton
W.B
STATE FAIR PRO GALA PARADE AND RACING EVENTS CONTINUE
A lengthy parade stretched two miles around the fairgrounds with dignitaries and delegates from Sioux Falls Pierre Miller and others. The Governors Day program featured bands, with fourteen red ribbons and 17 whites awarded in exhibitions. Auto racing dominates Friday’s schedule, while high school bands from St Lawrence Canova Bryant and Henry perform in the grandstand. Special Children’s Day rates on the midway Saturday afternoon allow rides and shows for cents before 6 pm.
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Jewey
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Miner
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Turner
Lioux Falls
Pierre
Miller
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Canova
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Henry
Mighty Sheesley
Montgomery Ward
Ildren
Plans For Huron Concert Association Campaign
Plans were formed for a membership drive by 12 members of the Huron Association of the Cooperative Concert Association at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. President I A Churchill oversaw, with John Floss presenting a campaign for a winter series of at least three concerts in Huron. The opening night dinner is Sept 18. Reymond Taylor will direct from New York City offices. Renewals begin Sept 11, followed by a house to house drive the next week. Membership buys access to all association concerts plus those of Mitchell Watertown and Rapid City groups.
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I. A. Churchill
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Huron
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Reymond Taylor
Columbia Cooperative Concert Association
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Allied Forces Press German Barricades Across Front
Western front reports indicate French vanguards push into German defenses along Siegfried Line while cautious gains avoid traps. Berlin claims Warsaw will fall, as German three armies close in from north east and west. In Paris observers anticipate a joint British French push, with Mussolini mediating peace hopes.
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Hospital Admittances List Includes Several Names
A hospital notice lists admitted patients including Billy Tyrrell Iroquais minor surgical Howard Jones Er win surgical Alma Tschetter Yale minor surgical Mrs Ralph Lamont medical Robert Miller Huron medical Mr Pete Zink Wessington Springs minor surgical John Tos we Lake Claude Snedeker Eamond JoAnn Gray Huron A E Sherman Moneson Pa
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Huron
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del Ene
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We Lake
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Eamond
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Moneson
Sanborn County Votes For Silver Creek Conservation District
Sanborn County voters approved creating the Silver Creek Soil Conservation District, the sixth such district in the state. State chairman A. M. Eberle announced the referendum results showing 191 favorable votes and 38 against, covering 104,604 acres.
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Sanborn County
Silver Creek
Eight South Dakota Counties Declared Drought Areas
Henry A Wallace designated eight South Dakota counties as emergency drought areas. The action, announced by Cal A Ward of the Farm Security Administration, follows state reports and aims to provide emergency grants without eligibility to home production or other farming practices. Officials note continued efforts to minimize grant numbers while aiding affected farm families. Counties include Fal River, Cus Pennington, Mende, Jackin, Castabane, Chartes Mix and Douys Se.
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Roosevelt defends anti profiteering stance amid price rises
President Roosevelt resisted calls for broader anti profiteering actions while Interior head Ickes signaled no clear cause for current price hikes. He noted wartime sanctions were not yet in effect, citing ample supplies and neutrality. A nationwide crackdown on espionage and violations was ordered with federal and local law enforcement cooperation. Coast guard cutters and destroyers were redeployed to patrol the north Atlantic.
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Ickes
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Courthouse Offices To Open Saturdays In Beadle County
Beadle County court announces Saturday operations resume starting September 9 as offices shift to all day Saturday schedule. Summer hours previously cut to noon on Saturdays will be extended. all offices will close at noon tomorrow so staff may attend Star Fair.
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Star Fair
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