Hog price rally lifts Armour Yard hog market report
Armour Stock Yards at Huron notes Friday gains with top hog price at 11.20 per hundredweight, receipts around 150, cattle steady, sheep down 25 cents. Chicago market extends recovery with top near 11.40, live quotations higher on lighter supplies and beef demand. Representative sales reported for Sioux City and Chicago with hogs, cattle, and lambs各 showing firmer quotes and mixed demand.
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Wheat Market Drops Amid Neutrality Act Debate
Chicago market reports show wheat down about 2 ½ cents per bushel as selling pressure grows. U S neutrality act concerns linked to undeclared war in the orient spur fear of export restrictions on wheat and cotton, while other grains show mixed moves.
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Market Teeters As Short Supply Tests Demand
A brief market note laments limited output failing to test current demand. Traders report tight supplies hitting early prices while buyers hesitate. The absence of sufficient ware constrains pricing signals and longer term opportunities.
New York and Chicago Produce Prices Trim Influx and Demand
Prices for butter eggs and poultry edged upward in New York and Chicago markets. Butter futures hit yearly highs while cash butter and creamery grades showed firm tones amid strong consumer demand. Eggs remained firm with local graded sales steady. Potatoes moved slowly with moderate supplies and varied by grade across regions.
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Watertown Produce Prices in Friday Market Listing
Se and over 18 hens under S dbs 38 tess horn bans .13 springs over 5 Iba 2 springs 4 to 5 Ibe 28 aptings under 4 Tbs 27 Leghorn springs 6 cox 11 ducks .10 gees 10 turkeys .13 and My Butterfat No 1 No 2 2 Butter 33 Watertown Produce Friday Watertown September town produce Heavy breed springs 2 lbs and up 17 cents Hens 5 lbs and up 1benna Hens 4 to 5bs 16 cents Ducks No 1 4 cents Geense Mo 1 4 cents Zags No 11 7 cent Butterfat Mo 1 34 cents
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Stock Market Slump Dims After Late Selloff
Heavy selling waves pushed many leaders down 1 to 6 points on the New York exchange. Sharp declines widened, ticker lags late in trading as analysts search for causes with no major news. Transfers reached about 2,100,000 shares as markets closed lower across multiple listings.
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Blunt Man Dies After Highway Crash Near Pierre
Earl Hansen, 45, unmarried laborer from Blunt, died in a Pierre hospital from injuries after a car he rode in overturned on loose gravel northeast of Pierre. Ben Nethelm, also of Blunt and auto owner, was severely bruised in the crash.
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Argentina to Hold Leadership in Corn Supply
Washington reports Agriculture Department experts conclude Argentina will remain the world’s chief corn supplier for years. Fertile soil, favorable climate, ample rainfall, and proximity to seaboard corn land enable short rail hauls. Argentina, ranking second to the United States in production, has long led in exports, shipping 69 million bushels to the U.S. last year versus 27 million the prior year.
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Agriculture Department
Argentina
United States
Charters Accepted Under Indian Act
Washington reports the Indian Bureau said 252 211 of the nation's 59 366 Indiana have accepted charters under the 1934 Indian reorganization act. Thousands of Indians remain outside bureau jurisdiction with 6 000 to 8 000 Cree and Assiniboine tribes roaming South Dakota and Montana without fixed abode. government aid is expected to continue.
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Indian Bureau
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Bureau
South Dakota
Montana
Hospitals Admit and Dismissals In Huron Area
Admitted patients include Mrs. Otto Frank Mrs. C H Custard Fred Pullman Walter Gordon and Yvonne Merrick all listed as medical with several others in Huron and surrounding towns. Minor surgical cases include John Christen sen and Mrs Theo dore Johnson. Dismissals include AP Spencer Nellie Mitchell and others. Get well wishes with Walkers flowerndo.
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Huron
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Fred Pullman
Walter Gordon
Yvonne Merrick
Cavour
Glenn Swenson
Virgil Munion
John Christensen
Theodore Johnson
Erwin
W. H. Lynde
Canova
Linda Jane Hofer
Hitchcock
Minneapolis Wheat and Flour Prices on Sep 10
Minneapolis reports wheat receipts 30¢ higher than last year with mixed cash bids and assorted No 1 to No 5 grades. Prices for dark northern, Montana hard and durum vary, oats and flax also listed, oats No 3 white at 9 3/4, barley 29 67 to 86, sweet clover seed 5.50 to 6.50, flour carloads steady with family and standard patents 15¢ lower.
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Huron
Grain Bulletin Market
Minnneapolis
Montana
Batley
Minneapoliz Carlot
Plenty Of WPA Funds For Needy In South Dakota
M ITCHELL Sept 10 In commenting on a statement by Governor Jensen and J W Kaye M E Kennedy state director of WPA said ample funds are available to provide employment for all eligible in South Dakota under the WPA program Kennedy noted that the current quota is sufficient for urban relief certified by the State Social Security Commission He added many eligible for mothers pensions with dependent children remain out of WPA and that quota adjustments would be made if needed with assurances from Hopking that nonlabor funds would support distressed counties and new workers would be placed on projects when possible Kennedy said investigations would be promptly made if names of unemployed eligible for WPA were sent to the Mitchell office and warrants for work issued when projects exist He stressed that lack of private employment is not the sole barrier and that some eligible persons do not seek WPA work.
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Chinese Forces Fight Heavy Japanese Assault Near Shanghai
Chinese batteries reply from Pootung as Japanese heavy artillery shells the Yangtseki area and international settlement. Japanese planes bomb landings at Woosuns while Chinese guns target Japanese concentrations. Panic grips settlers as reinforcements clash, with reports of Chinese counterattacks and destruction in Pootung and Yangtenpoo.
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Report On 1937 Crop Estimate
The agriculture department released a September forecast showing estimated totals for major crops. Wheat overall 885,350,008 bushels with spring and durum notes, corn projected at about 2.658 billion, oats near 1.196 billion, barley and rice in the hundreds of millions, hay and potatoes also listed, comparing against last year and five year averages.
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Agriulture Department
Rge
Nyon Talks Aim to Police Mediterranean Pirates
Britain and France would lead a projected anti piracy force with warships planes and dirigibles to patrol the Mediterranean with riparian states policing their own waters. Submarines would fly neutral colors on the surface while a plan for Palestine partition and League reform stirred in Geneva as Spain China and other powers weighed in.
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Budge Reaches Final Round at Forest Hills
Don Budge, Wimbledon champion from Oakland, defeats Frankie Parker in straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-3 in the semifinals at Forest Hills to advance to the final. Jedrzejowska, from Poland, advances in the women's draw by beating Belen Jacobs 6-4 8-4 to reach the title match.
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California
Scene Shifts In Petition Hearing In South Dakota
Hearings in Gov. Leslie Jensen's supreme court suit against Secretary of State Goldie Wells moved to Dell Rapids and Canton to challenge referendum petitions tied to three administration-backed laws. Four days of testimony ended with a defense cross examination. upcoming visits planned for Union, Clay and Yankton counties. Harlan J. Bushfield, state Republican chairman, was subpoenaed but not called.
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Leslie Jensen
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L. A. Seaman
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Yankton
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Injured Mother Clings To Life After Auto Crash
DES MOINES Sept 10 Sur geons marveled at the mother’s remarkable physical reserve after a crash that killed her husband. Their baby, born four hours after the accident, is thriving despite the mother’s continuous unconscious state and a fever.
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Des Moines
James Welborn
Franc Falls to New Low Level in Paris Trade
Paris reports the franc sliding to 28.35 per dollar, the weakest level since free exchange began. Bankers link the drop to Mediterranean tensions and fears for French interests there. The devaluation signals higher tourist costs but raises worry over living expenses in France.
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