Swine Market Steady to Weak At Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards Huron Sept 16 market mixed with steady to weak swine prices, cattle and lambs largely steady. Hog market fell early then firmed with top around 12.80 and bulk 12.50 to 12.35. cattle steady to lower, grain-fed steers in demand. sheep steady to strong with lambs up, at Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports.
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Best Rangers
Poultry and dairy prices ease and hold in markets
New York and Chicago markets report firmer creamery prices and steady dressed poultry. Chickens broilers white and colored varieties show mixed percentages while overall poultry and egg futures reflect firm demand and stable boxes.
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September corn soars amid scarce offerings in Chicago
Chicago traders note late buying lifts September corn to top levels as supply tightness persists. Prices show a range across the futures complex with wheat and oats mostly steady or up marginally, and a broad commodity market backdrop including Minneapolis and Sioux City grain activity and early New York market firmness.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock market updated with USDA notes. Slaughter steers ranged around 1280 pounds with top bids near 28.0, bulk 190 to 230 pound cattle priced around 12.58 per hundredweight. Market activity focused on U.S. Department of Agriculture pricing guidance.
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Chicago Potatoes and Produce Market Report
Chicago market notes show U S potatoes at 4.00 to 4.50 per cwt with varied quality across regions Idaho and Washington offerings listed with No 1 and No 3 grades. Butter eggs and poultry prices steady to firmer amid cooler weather and signs of eased production. carlot loads and regional blends noted alongside specific breed lines.
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Plymouth Rock
State Fair Visitors Say This Year's Exposition Is Best Yet
Inquiries show unanimous praise for the 1937 South Dakota State Fair with attendees lauding improved exhibits and grandstand performances. Quotes from Beatrice Tilley, N E Hansen, Edward Schulz, Max Myers, Victor Roper, Allen Lave, and Ethel Dowdell highlight progress, notable machinery, drought context, and general satisfaction across Pierre Brookings Watertown and other locales.
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Pierre
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Brookings
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Max Myres
Watertown
Victor Roper
Allen Lave
Misa Ethel Dowdell
Jensen To Dedicate Sylvan Lake Hotel Ceremony
Governor Jensen plans to leave Pierre to attend the Sylvan Lake hotel dedication and speak at a banquet. He is also slated to address the Abraham Lincoln Memorial dedication at Mount Rushmore tomorrow. Also reports a wedding ferry disaster floods 50 guests in Ferozepur.
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Hugh Johnson Warns of Trend Toward Dictatorship
Chicago dispatch reports Hugh Johnson, former NRA administrator, warning that political rhetoric and bribery are steering the nation toward a dictatorship. He told the National Hardwood Lumber Association that executives seek court-packing and puppet allies, criticizing the New Deal as revolutionary and constitutionally at odds with democracy.
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Ballyhoo
Apprehension Over Endeavour 1 Tow Loss Near Nantucket
Newport dispatch reports concern for the British racing yacht Endeavour 1 after a tow line broke 200 miles east of Nantucket. Captain Wallace Grint of the motor yacht Viva says Endeavour 1 should have reached Halifax if she had steered that way. A fierce storm raged as the tow line, nine inches around, snapped, leaving the vessel adrift.
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League Debates Sanctions and US Role in War Crisis
The League weighs possible actions against Japan amid China’s conditional consent as a committee may urge suspending credits and halting arms, while the United States signals possible cooperative participation in the reconstituted advisory body for the Manchurian era. Meanwhile a separate report notes a local missing item and a misprint correction in city coverage.
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Million To Vote In N Y Primary May Decide Tammany Fate
New York voters face a bitter mayoralty primary with 1 900 Republicans and Democrats. Fiorello La Guardia seeks fusion against Copeland the Republican and Democratic designees while Mahoney backs the New Deal. Klan talk and Smith ties complicate campaigns as Tammany’s control hangs in the balance.
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Hiram W. Evans
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WPA Exhibit Showcases Wool Carding and Rug Making
The WPA exhibit in the Industrial Building features hand carding and spinning of wool demonstrations led by Mrs. Lena Sletten and Mrs. Laura Moffet. Miss Ethel Dowdell and Mrs. Evelyn Keene note the exhibit’s larger size and outstanding work, attracting many State Fair visitors with wool and hooked rug demonstrations.
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Laura Moffet
Euren
Ethel Dowdell
Evelyn Keene
Watertown
Obituary for Gladys Hopper of Clifton Township
Gladys Lorraine Hopper, daughter of Oral and Mrs. Hopper of Clifton Township, died at Huron hospital September 10 after a ten day illness from cholera infantum. Born February 4, 1935, she was two years, six months old. Survived by parents, four sisters Doris Leis Shirley Beverley and two brothers Lyle Lynn. Funeral Monday at 2:30 from Wenete Chapel Rev. Everett Jones in charge. Burial Riverside Cemetery beside grandfather Renshaw and uncle Arnold. Pallbearers Francis and Margaret Miner Helen Jean Bateman Mildred Bottomley. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Ora Hopper and family.
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Mildred Bottomley
Constitution Day Program Ready at Huron College
Final plans for Constitution Day observances are announced by the American Legion in the village. The program, Sunday night at 8, includes an invocation at the Redbud Church, introductions, a wear pledge, flag presentation by Leo McDermott and William Reeves Post No. 7, an address by Hon. Alwin Wooer, and a rendition of God of Our Future. The service concludes with the Star Spangled Banner and benediction by Rev. C. W. Trasstaer.
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South Dakota Poet Badger Clark Stepmother Dead
Mrs B Clarke, stepmother of South Dakota poet Badger Clark of Hot Springs, died here Wednesday at Ste Saidie Home. She published verse including Sylvia of the Hills. She married the late Rev Charles Badger Clark in 19. Cremation planned and ashes to be placed in the family plot at Mitchell.
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War aboard China bound Wichita and no cotton embargo stated
Wich it a freighter carrying 19 bombing planes including Bellanca bombers arrived at San Pedro amid uncertainty over whether the U S arms embargo would apply. Port officials and the line declined comment while crew would receive a $250 bonus before deciding whether to unload or reboard. In Washington officials said there is no current cotton embargo prospect, with control board to decide shipment status. A separate line reports Frank Estrada, 45, hanged himself on death row at San Quentin, awaiting execution.
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Classified Ad Fragments and Personal Notices
A mixed OCR fragment lists household items and prices such as soap, carrots, apples, cabbage, sweet potatoes, pork loin, beef, and chick steak. It also includes a Wanted ad seeking women 25 to 45 for a national organization, an address, a lost Pekingese, and a personal note citing Dr. R. F. Hagman in Wisconsin.
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