Armour Market Mostly Steady On Hog and Cattle Prices
Market report from Armour stockyards shows steady trends for hogs with sows up 10 cents, cattle and calves listing mixed grade prices. Receipts total around 150 with good steers and yearlings priced near 13 dollars, bulls and heifers range across fair to medium, and calves steady with medium veal at about 1.60 to 1.80 per pound. Unclear segments include lambs and ewe prices and packer demand varying by weight.
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Armour Stock Yands
Huron
Ubs
Paul
South ST. Paul
Washington
No Market Strength Reported In Chicago Livestock Slides
Chicago market notes show pork wholesale prices weak with hog receipts steady to lower while cattle push to a nine year peak around 18.50 per hundredweight. Hogs top near 11.65 with buyers cautious. lambs weak and sheep bids steady to lower as stockers and feeders ease.
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Chicago
Minneapolis and Chicago Produce Markets Summary
Minneapolis and Chicago markets report mixed grain and livestock activity. Wheat prices show higher quotes for No 1 dark northern while corn and oats hold steady. butter and eggs rise with cooler weather aiding demand. Livestock in Sioux City and Mitchell see steady to firmer wholesale values across hogs cattle and sheep.
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MURON
Swift & Ca
Minneapolis
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Bioux City
Sioux City
Minneapolic
Sept
Montans
Durard
Chicago Market Notes on Butter Fat Futures and Dressed Poultry
Market wires show butterfat futures and storage standards with high and low prices, plus notes on dressed poultry irregularities and fresh poultry boxes. The report mentions New York Produce and references New York in September with miscellaneous fresh and frozen items.
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Chicago
Sept
Buttertat
New York
York
Wheat Values Drop as War Talk Subdues Market
Wheat values receded late today amid easing war scare. Heavy vessel space chartering by Russia weighed on prices while notices to deliver roughly 500000 bushels on the Chicago September contract were announced. Sept wheat fell about 0.5 to 0.75 cent, with other months showing slight declines and oats advancing.
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New York
Deslings
Chicago
New Guina
Russia
Hearing to decide Leo Craig's removal from state board
Sioux Falls reports a hearing on Leo F. Craig’s removal from the board of charities and corrections ordered by Governor Jensen. Circuit court issued a restraining order delaying removal. Sept. 27 set for the hearing. Bushfield responded to Powell defending the Governor and the charges against Craig.
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Sioux Falls
Leo FL Craig
Board of Charities, and Corrections
Jensen
Tate
Craig
United States
Bushfield
Harlan J. Bushfield
Miller
St A. W. Powell
Democratic Xtua
Leslie Jensen
Leo F. Craig
Board of Charities and Correlations
Powell
Bushveld
Jrment
Crag
Gourmor Jensen
Board of Charities ‘and Corrections
Atement
Leo Craix
State Penitentiary
Board of Charities and Corres
Wen Not i
Jewel
South, Dakota
Girl Confesses Killed Man After Alleged Threats
Margaret Drennan a 16 or 17 year old student at a New Brunswick secretarial school confessed after hours of questioning to fatally shooting Paul Reeves 25 year old father of two when he threatened to reveal their past relationship. Reeves was found dead in his Elizabeth Copper Products plant laborer home bedroom. Neighbors described a “Lady in Red” seen fleeing the bungalow.
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Iselin
N. J
Georgee Keating
Paul Reeves
Woodbridge
Margaret Drennan
New
Reeves
Elizabeth Copper Products
Paul 5
Erma 2
Myra Reeves
Keating
Drennan Gil
Reever
Fred Siebert
Marie
Maturity Of Corn Speeded In State
Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski reports a rapid maturity of corn across most sections with heat and low moisture. Threshing of small grains nears completion while plowing is hampered by dry soil. Haying begins and stock condition remains strong though feed shortages loom. Temperatures run above normal with scattered showers and minor rainfall totals across stations.
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South Bukota
B. R. Laskowski
Stateweather Bureau
Laskowaki
Advance Date Of Old Age Checks In South Dakota
Pierre reports the distribution date for old age assistance checks moved from the 20th to the 6th of each month. J W Kaye, state social security director, says September payments will be for the full approved amounts after recent delays. About 3100 recipients will receive checks this month, an increase of roughly 800 from August, reflecting monthly aid under the Social Security department.
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Pierre
J. W. Kaye
Ieeter
Merchants Back Plan to Curb Rackets at Chamber Meeting
Merchants urged to enlist support in fighting rackets at a morning retail division meeting. The group backed a program outlined by the Chamber of Commerce solicitation committee. Other notes included Christmas decorations and a September 22 retail clinic, led by E A Shuefer.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. A Shuefer
Former Huron Resident D Best Dies in Oregon
Friends report D Best formerly of Huron died Monday at his Eugene Oregon home. Best farmed in Beadle County and left Huron about a year ago to live in Eugene. Funeral details are not set but a burial in Iroquois is believed likely on Friday.
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Oregon
D. Best
Eugene
Ore
Best
Beadle County
Iroquois
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tonight With Officer Elections
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a special meeting tonight at 8 o clock in Legion Hall. Members are urged to attend as officers will be elected and convention reports presented.
Huron City Board Targets Airport Project and Licenses
The City of Huron discussed a stalled municipal airport project tied to a 5 percent bond issue due Sept 4 1839 at a 214 return basis netting about 110. Officials expect a PWA project from Washington soon and routine items included tax abatements court lists gas reports and land easements. The board will consider truck operator licensing to curb unfair competition at the October meeting.
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City of Huron
PWA
Pierre
Washington
Carl Hanson
Dakota Avenue North
Wind Mill
Third Street
Longstaff
Jake 5
Nelson
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huronite
Ravine Park
James River
Spink County
W. Crabb
Huron
Crabb
Bhoard
Chinese Forces Hold Posts as Shanghai War Front Expands
Chinese forces report heavy casualties as they repelled Japanese assaults north of Peiping and seized Paoshan for a third time. Shanghai hospitals admit flooded Chinese wounded while Japanese casualties mount. American and international properties are seized for military use as Lee An-Tung is arrested amid Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Peiping
Paoshan
Shanghai
Walla
Japan
Seventh Day Adventist
Yangtzepoo
United States
Dollar Institution
Selec .U. of Shanghai
University of Shanghai
Lee An-Tumg
Allon T
Mitsubishi Industrial Dynasty
Lee
Sales Parley of S O Sales Opens in Huron Today
The South Depots division gathers for the annual fall parley in the Elks Ballroom at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel with C and Bailey in charge. EH Schaefer and George C. Yates to speak as about 12 dealers attend. a banquet follows.
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Southeasers
South Depots
Huron
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
C. & Bailey
South Dakota
EH Schaefer
Filts
George C. Yates
E OF
Critchet
Dis
Critchett
Ghett
Chi
KR. B. Matson
Mindt
N. B
South Dakola
Slera
Britain weighs conference on piracy and Russia role
The text discusses Britain's stance on a proposed anti piracy conference amid Russian attendance. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain allegedly assured Mussolini’s Italy that Russia would be sidelined if it joined. Greece Turkey Egypt Romania Bulgaria have accepted while Norway Albania have not replied. Britain and France may back a joint naval patrol to guard empire shipping routes in the Mediterranean. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is seen as likely to chair the Nyon talks. Also noted are Far Eastern tensions and the Palestine plan amid other cabinet concerns.
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Neville Chamberlain
Fremier ‘Issoliri
Maly
Italy
Ch Duce
Popolo
Italia
Daly
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Poverr
Ment
Soviet Union
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Rismania
Bulgaria
Yuronavia
Albania
Europe
Britain
France
4Thony Eden
Uday
Jagen
Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull-Hugessen
Chine
Classified notices from Huron area listing requests and ads
A jumble of classifieds seeks items and services including a grease run, government property details, a double room near college, a used tractor, a sleeping room in a modern home, beauty shop specials, a rental apartment, and a loan offer. Also includes generic tobacco and liquor kiosk references and local notices.
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Ted Neers
Slowx
Huron Grain Market
Broux Falls
Mitchell
Aig Hess
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
Kennéry
Watertown
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CURB
Alaska
Juneau
Iti Allegheny
Chem & Dye
Amo Intl
iAm Loco
BOM Siva Asa Smd
Big Bis Am
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Aviation Corp
B&o Barnedall
Bendix Av
Beth Str
Gillette
Goodrich 2
Houston Oi
Rudson
Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
de Toy
Johns Mann
Kennecott
Kreage
Kroger
Lemibert
Lehigh Port
Loews
Mack. Tr
McKess & Rob H
Miami Cop i Mo Pac
Monty Ward
Nash-Keir
Nat Risc
Nat Pow & Lt
NH & Hog North Am
North Pac
Packard
Penn BR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Swift & Co
Tex Corp Se
Transamerica
Unit Corp
DS Ind
Howe
Mike MO
Paris
Rodey
Tiff
New Jersey
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Bulletin
Victoria
Todia
Page One
S. O
Beedle County
Proeg Miller
Shi'don
Reese
Frank
Nu Blu
Costein
Philadelphia Inquirer Huron
Prince Albert and Velvet
Bull Durham
Bron Liquor Store
Wall Stefef Journal
Brelnel
Rex and
His
Firefly Night Club
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