Swine Market Slips as Packers Bid Lower Across Regions
Market news reports hogs and cattle futures with prices down across major markets. Chicago bids weaken 10 to 25 cents. hogs 180 to 250 pounds mostly 10.65 to 11.00, cattle steady to lower with vealers around 7.50 to 9.25, stockers and feeders mixed, and lambs under pressure with no early slaughter demand. Additional notes on Sioux Falls and South St. Paul markets show steady to lower tendencies, with hogs drifting and sheep and lambs softer.
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Bether
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Jos
Hogs and cattle markets show mixed Chicago trends
Hogs weakened below the 12 000 head mark with bids down 10 to 15 cents from Frieny averages as 12 000 head were sold. Beef prices held mostly steady with early tops near 16.25 for fed steers and 10 for prime heifers while wholesale pork and beef quotes fluctuated and holiday demand weighed on lighter cattle.
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Iide
Frieny
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Sept 14
Sioux City Sioux City market report shows cattle volume around 16 000 head with fed steers and yearling heifers mostly steady while stockers and feeders are stronger. Fat cattle trend lower with slower trade. quality cows hold. better grade mocks and feeders show firmness. heifers mostly unchanged. early sales note beef cattle steady with modest gains in some feeder grades.
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Sioux City
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USDA
Markets Report Poultry and Butter Prices Across Cities
Markets from Wuron Produce to Sioux Falls list poultry and butter prices for September 14. Entries show heavy hens leghorn springs and ducks with weights from 4 to 5 pounds, plus prices for butterfat and different butter grades across Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls and Exax regions.
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Watertown
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Sioux Falls
Poultry and Eggs Prices From Sioux City Market
Sioux City Produce lists Monday quotations for Sioux Falls with hens and pullets at 4 to 5 lbs, old and new stock values, leghorn springs, cocks, Jersey Giants, no. 1 and no. 2 cases, and eggs graded No 1 and No 2 with prices for new and standard cases.
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Leghorn Springs
Wil White
Black Jersey Giants
Chicago
Lewe
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Plymouth
Butter and egg market notes from Chicago and New York
Butter remained weak with creamery prices easing. eggs and poultry also softened. Chicago feed egg ratio eased but remained unfavorably compared with last year. Buyers eyed higher prices amid AAA expectations. New York markets showed steady to mixed butter and egg pricing with various grades and standards noted. Poultry in Chicago traded easy with multiple grade and weight listings across hens, chicks, and turkeys.
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AAA
Butler
New York
Cracure
Chicago Potatoes Report From Monday Market
Chicago Produce Futures notes weak Idaho russets while Bliss varieties lead prices. US No. 1 Idaho potatoes quoted 2.55 to 2.60 per cwt with some grades 2.40 to 2.60 reflecting partial decay and grading. Other regions show mixed gains and declines with New Jersey Long Island and Wisconsin prices listed.
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Sept
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Idaho Bliss
Oregon
Bliss
Colorado
Wyoming
New Jersey
Long Island
Wisconsin
Minnesota US
Nebraska
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Stocks Summary
Grain and futures quotes from Minneapolis and Duluth show mixed prices with No. 1 dark northern spring wheat around 1.34 to 1.37 per bushel, No. 2 dark northern near 1.33, and nearby Dec at 1.29. Cash markets list assorted wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley values, plus Minneapolis stock closings and New York bond movements, reflecting a cautious trading mood and steady grain activity in mid September.
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Wheat Futures Fade After Early Winnipeg Strength
Minneapolis report shows wheat futures closing weaker across contracts after an initial lift tied to Winnipeg, with Sep and May wheat down, flax slipping, and coarse grains mostly lower. Cash wheat firm, durum scarce, oats steady, rye and flax in good demand, barley mixed.
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Prominent South Dakota Attorney Arthur Fairbank Dies
Arthur Boyce Fairbank 62 a leading South Dakota attorney died in Sioux Falls from aplastic anemia.Services set for Tuesday at his family home. He practiced law since 1902 in Huron and Sioux Falls and held notable roles in fraternal and legal circles including Knights Templar Shriner and Rotary. He was survived by his widow Lorena King and sister.
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Minashaha County
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Rotary Club
L F Stephenson Dies At Preston
Lake Preston Sept to Special L F Stephenson pioneer farmer of this vicinity died last night about 9 o clock after a heat attack at the home of his daughter Mrs Bill Lacey east of town. He homesteaded here in the early eighties and lived in this vicinity most of his life. Survived by six children Edward of LeMars Perry of Sioux Falls Clinton in Florida Elva Mueller of Sioux Falls Lulu Falconer of Lake Preston and Opha Lucy of Lake Preston.
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LeMars
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Clinton
Wyland Wins Rail Golf Championship Trophy Race
Wyland captured the George Walker trophy in the GC and N. W. Railrand championship, posting 162 over 36 holes to edge C. E. Austin by three strokes while Bill Ebert carded 174. The Walker Cup, first awarded in 1933, requires three-year ownership. Bert Doh held two legs in 1804 and 1955.
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Bert Doh
Ausctin
George Walker
Dakota Division Electrician
Walker
Anishers
Extension Women to Attend Grandstand at State Fair
Miss Nora MM Hott, home demonstration leader from Brookings, said Extension clubs members taking part in the State Fair week program will be guests at the grandstand tonight. They will be admitted by special badge and meal ticket only.
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Hott State Home Demonstration Teader
Brookings
Farmer Olson fined for drunken driving near Miller
Arthur W. Olson, a Miller area farmer, was fined $50 and banned from state highways for one year by Municipal Judge J. R. Crawford on a drunken driving charge. A $32900 bond was set if he drives within two years. Carnival worker Joe Mettler faced assault and battery charges in a complaint by EF. F. Tredway of Euron. trial set for tomorrow morning.
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Iirthia
Nudists Seek Shelter as Conference Delivers Overcrowding
In Alma California on September 4, 206 nudists attending a west coast conference found shelter at a retreat labeled Elysium. President George Spray announced the gathering would last a month longer than planned while additional lodging was arranged at Los Gatos to ease crowding. Hospital notices list numerous admissions for surgical and medical cases across Huron Erwin and Hitchcock locales.
Opening Session Of U C T Delayed By State Fair Week
Huron Council 111 United Commercial Travelers will postpone their opening session to Friday, Sept 25, announced by M D Burns grand councilor. Officials chose the postponement to avoid attendance drop during State Fair Week.
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Kennedy bars politics in WPA setup in South Dakota
Pierre Sept 14 M A Kennedy head of the South Dakota Works Progress Administration issues strict orders to prevent political pressure on WPA workers. He directs district directors to remove any worker who solicits funds or wears campaign buttons on WPA projects. Violations will lead to dismissal, Kennedy says. The move follows charges of high pressure on relief clients to support Roosevelt.
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Walton Dinner At Hughitt Hotel Draws Public
Walton chapter of the Izaak Walton League hosts a dinner at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel tonight under local sponsorship. Carl Voigt says a large attendance is expected with a ten session program featuring Game and Fish Commission members and Pork Board representatives. Speakers include O J Johnson of the Game and Fish Department and Dr W A Rothschild of Madison, president of the South Dakota Izaak Walton League. The public is invited. dinner begins at 5 30 pm and will run early enough for attendees to reach the grandstand parade.
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South Dakota Young Democrats Promote Free Paper and Registration
The South Dakota Young Democrats plan distribution of free copies of their newspaper at newsstands and set up a register book at the state Democratic headquarters tent in the fairgrounds. The county club urges support for Roosevelt and schedules a general meeting with three state speakers and entertainment.
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State Fair schedule highlights 4-H and horse racing events
The State Fair features cattle judging in the 4-H camp and plans beer judging, grand champion baby animal, and a grand parade at the grand stand. Mitchell Day brings a Corn Palace City delegation and a three day pari mutuel horse racing program with Governor's Day on Wednesday and motorcycle and auto racing events scattered through the week.
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Flier Pair Aims for London to New York Round Trip
Radio reports from Newark and Press Wireless said Richman and Merrill aboard the Lady Penne planned a westward takeoff from Southport for a round trip to New York. They faced bad weather and fatigue after a seven hour flight, with a likely landing near 5 to 10 p.m. in New York if conditions hold.
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