Market Report From Armour Stock Yards Sees No Change
Market news notes Holiday observe Labor Day next Monday. Armour Stock Yards Huron Sept 7 reports no changes in livestock quotes. Hog receipts 400 with feeders firm top hogs 8.90 for 200-280 lb. 260-300 lb at 8.25. Beef cattle mostly steady with cutters at 4.00. Sheep 3200 head including 850 bills with native spring lambs steady.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Bologna
Chicago
D. Aj
Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Towns
Regional price listings show Huron, Mitchell, Watertown and Sioux Falls markets with poultry and eggs. Leghorn hens and springs cited with varying weights and prices, butterfat and eggs quoted by grade, Chicago and New York prices noted for butter and eggs.
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Huron
Swit & Co
S. D
Ot Boones
Lf Rees
Mitchell
Hogs Unchanged Amid Mixed Midwest Livestock Trade
Chicago and Sioux City reports show hogs little changed with 23 000 run and top at 9.15 while cattle and sheep varied. U.S.D.A. sales in Sioux City and South St. Paul reflect steady beef and lamb values, with feeders and sows showing modest shifts and market activity remaining fair.
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Sioux City Produce Report
Minneapolis and Sioux City market notes for Sept 7 list flour shipments and prices with details on patent brands and middlings, plus Sioux City poultry and eggs quotes, butter prices, and Chicago futures. Wheat receipts in Minneapolis show 274 cars and unchanged trading basis, with No 1 hard dark northern wheat at 7? dark north quotes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Sept
Mineapolis
Montana
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago trading roundup
Markets at a glance show firm stock tone with late rally in New York and steady to higher readings in Chicago for grains and livestock. Commodities like cotton and coffee hold steady while sugar and wheat respond to stock movements. detailed grain quotations and protein premiums are listed, reflecting a broad price spectrum and trading basis unchanged.
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New York
Rise Offsets Early Setback In Wheat
Wheat markets recovered from an early decline as Chicago prices firmed late, with Sept and Dec futures edging higher while oats also rose. Traders noted gains followed securities movement rather than strong commodity cues as Sudeten German talks appeared to have little impact on wheat sentiment.
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Civicago
Chicago
Chicago Wheat Futures Dip Then Steady On Mixed Prices
Chicago futures showed a range with Sept and Dec contracts trading mixed. Wheat bids drifted between highs and lows as months including Sept Dec Mar and May posted uneven closes while Corn Soybeans and Rye displayed varied shifts. Duluth cash prices reflected broad wheat and grain valuations with No 1 and No 2 grades quoted across several hard and northern classifications.
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Chicago
New York Curb Stocks Mixed Amid Bond and Banking Quotes
Sept 7 market notes show curb stocks in New York closing mixed with sparse quotes for bonds and bank shares. Minneapolis Bank Stocks list Northwest Banco and other farm mortgage issues with bid and ask figures, while government bonds present a range of prices and yields in a terse ledger-style dispatch.
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Minneapolis Bank
Minneapolis
First Bank
Northwest Banco
Incurable Lifer Given Clemency
Pierre Sept 7 The state board of pardons commuted the life sentence of John Swiden to 25 years after doctors declared him incurable due to wall bladder disease. Swiden, brother Charles, and William Sells were convicted for the 1931 murder of August Peterson, who died two months later from complications after a brutal beating during a $139 robbery. The board denied Forrest L Hawker’s clemency and granted reductions for several other inmates on recommendations from local officials.
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Pierre
John Swiden
Sioux Falls
State ‘Board of Pardons
Swiden
Charles
William Sells
August Peterson
Peterson
Forrest L. Hawker
Oftend Adaaser
Brown County
Forrest Huston
Moenville
Clay County
Charles Wood
Crookgton
Minn
Pennington County
George L. Jessop
Mobridge
Walworth County
Hopes For Peace Lift Stock Market
New York traders responded to hopeful reports of a peaceful settlement between Czechoslovakia and the Sudeten Germans. The market rose fractions to more than a point across many issues before easing, with broad gains turning cautious late. Volume approached 900000 shares, more than twice the previous session.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
Closing Quotations From Major Companies By The Associated Press
A compiled index lists closing quotations for numerous firms and brands across industries. Notable entries include AmMotors, Ford, General Mills, Boeing, United Fruit, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among many others with varied percentage changes and figures.
Planes Fly 2570 Miles From San Diego To Pearl Harbor
Navy planes completed a 2570 mile dawn flight from San Diego to Pearl Harbor. Lead Lt. Commander A. P. Storrs landed at 4:40 a.m. Pacific time after the two formation flights. The gasoline squadron departed yesterday in two V shaped groups for Hawaiian duty.
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Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
San Diego
Calif
A. P. Storrs
Navy
Petrol Squadron 1
California
Retail Clerks In Frisco Strike
In San Francisco women pickets and non-striking workers clashed with police as about 6,000 retail clerks began a strike against 27 major department stores. The confrontation at Fifth and Market near Hale Brothers involved 200 pickets, with a patrol wagon called but no arrests. A buyer was rescued from a threats confrontation as police moved to separate crowds.
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San Francisco
Fifth
Market
Hale Brothers
Tabor Jettlers
America
Hansen Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
In Los Angeles Arthur Emil Hansen, a Wakanda farmer, was found guilty by a superior court jury on two counts of manslaughter for slaying attorneys J Irving Haddock and Robert D McLaughlin in a courtroom. He faces a sentence of two to twenty years. if declared insane, confinement in a state institution could apply unless sanity is restored.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Emil Hansen
Wakanda
Farmer
Mane
J. Irving Haddock
Robert D. McLaughlin
Hansen
Beach speaks at Rotary on Liberty or Security
B E Beach presented a paper titled Liberty or Security at the weekly Rotary Club meeting Wednesday year. Guests included Cecil Semans of Rapid City Burtick N Richardson of Davenport and his son William Truman E. Davis from For Go and Dr Walter Kaloupek new professor at Huron College.
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B. E. Beach
Rotary
Rotary Club
Cecil Semans
Rapid City
Burdick N. Richardson
Davenport
Iowa
William
Truman E. Davis
Walter Kaloupek
Huron College
Children Pray For Cardinal Hayes Mass Cardinal Mundelein to Celebrate
Thousands of solemn children gathered at St Patrick s Cathedral in New York for a special requiem mass for Cardinal Hayes. The service marked the first of a series ending Friday with a pontifical mass celebrated by George Cardinal Mundelein, a schoolboy chum of the deceased prelate.
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Cardinal Hayes
New York
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
St. Patrick's Cathedral
George Cardinal Mundelein
Pre School Story Hour Resumes at Carnegie Library
The Pre School Story Hour will resume tomorrow at 2 30 in the Carnegie Public Library. Children aged four to five are invited to attend for stories games and viewing picture books.
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Carnegie Public Library
Country Club Men To Have Stag Party Thursday
Men of the Huron Country Club plan a stag evening to unwind before Fair Week. A roast beef and green apple pie menu will be served at 7 p.m. Dinner follows golfers in foursomes for an afternoon round of golf.
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Country Club
Huron Country Chin
Jap Aviators Shoot Down Eurasia Plane Near Hankow
Japanese aviators shot down a passenger plane of the Eurasia line 30 miles southwest of Hankow yesterday in the second such incident in two days. A Japanese army communiqué said it lacked passenger fate details and called the craft hostile within the warfare zone.
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Eurasia
Shanghai
Sepe
Erusasia Line
Hankow
Comraunique
Hostilitica
Back-Tax Bill for $2,160,000 To Go To Raskob and duPont
The government prepared a back income tax bill totaling 2.16 million dollars for John J. Raskob and Pierre S. duPont. The treasury disputes the June 39 board of tax appeals decision that securities trades between the financiers were intended to escape tax liability on 1929 income. Raskob faced about 428,285 dollars in taxes and duPont about 52,369, with interest around 633,000.
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Pierre S. duPont
Treasury
Board of Tax Appeals
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
duPont
E. duPont de Nemours Company
Ruling On FSA Loans To Tenants Requires Production Assurance
County tenant purchase committees in six South Dakota counties heard that farms bought with FSA loans must have local committee approval, be priced to appraisals, and show long term production assurance. The 40 year plan hinges on family labor, with emphasis on forage and livestock. total state loans near $295,548 and last year’s average purchase loan was about $6,296.
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Farm Security Administration
EB. E. Greene
FSA
Par Chase Loan
South Dakota
Marvin Hughist
J.B. MacMillan
Day
Lyman
Union
Brookings
Hand
Pennington
Greene
George McLeod
Lincoln
McLeod
Mark Waggener
John M. Brewster
Washington
Brewster
J. B. MacMillan
MacMillan
Card Of Thanks From Ea Bies and Family
The Broadland community is thanked for support after our homes were destroyed. Don Bies and family express gratitude for help and kindness shown during the time of loss.
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Broadland
Ea Bies
Don Bies
Faynily
WPA Workers Protest Ruling In Beadle County
Beadle County WPA workers angered by a Supreme Court ruling restricting county funds for sponsor projects pressed Beadle County commission during the September session. They petitioned Governor Leslie J and M. A. Kennedy to restore transportation to and from projects as a court-allowed measure, while a $150000 airport development project near W. W. Howey Municipal Airport was discussed.
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WPA
Beadle County Group
Beadle County
Supreme Court
Beadle County Commission
Leslie J l
M. A. Kennedy
State West Progress Administration
Towumly
Ure Bagrd
W. W. Howey Municipal
Rapid City Votes Down Big Bond Issue
Rapid City voters rejected a $295,000 bond plan for a $554,000 water dam project at Deora. The Public Works Administration offered a $238,000 grant, but the bond failed to reach the 60 percent required and did not carry in any of five precincts.
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Deora
Crash news details unknown driver intoxicated in fatal collision
A crash near De Smet involving a truck and a car left the Burton family en route on vacation. Thomas, said to be intoxicated, allegedly drove on the wrong side, trapping the Burtons between a roadside ditch and a gravel road window during oil surface construction. Officers noted a prior minor mishap.
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Cit, TV
Carl Thomas
Gether
Ringehindmen
Kingsbury Couns
de Smetas
Burton
Hospital Admittances and Discharges Listed
Admitted to the hospital are Raymond Rounsellin of De Smet for minor surgery. Gerald Hegg of Huron for a surgical procedure. Mrs. A J Roberts of Huron for surgery. Brug Liebnow of Wolsey for surgery. Aretha Hammer of Huron for surgery. Mrs J E Wiles of Esmond for surgery. Dismissed are Mrs Eddie Dunni of Wolsey. Mrs Nels Madsen of Cargu ter. B A Williams of Hetland. Mr E Cass of Winner. Anna Lundnqusisy of Huron.
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Raymond Rounsellin
de Smet
Gerald Hegg
Huron
Surgical
A. J. Roberts
Brug Liebnow
Wolsey
Aretha Hammer
J. E. Wiles
Esmond
Eddie Dunni
Nels Madsen
Carguter
B.A. Williams
Hetland
E. Cass
Anna Lundnqusisy
Wanted Chain Drive truck revit end ang frame
Classified snippet from a Midwest town with multiple ads including WANTED Used waven wire good breeding ewes Corridale rams and FOR SALE De Luxe Cafe Co Huron. Also references to postoffice box 227 Huron South Dakota Modern Cottage 3 rooms bath and other household and livestock listings.
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Huron, S. D
Corridale
Osk Gulch Ranch
Crandall
S. D
de Luxe Cah Co
Huron
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