Produce Markets and Meat Prices Across Cities
Market listings from Huron to Sioux Falls and Chicago show mixed poultry and egg prices. Hens and leghorn varieties range around 8 to 16 cents, butter at 21 to 24 cents, eggs commonly 10 to 14 cents, with hides and wool also tabulated.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Sloux City
Sioux City
Springs
Sioux
Sioum Falls
Chicago
Rock Springs
New York
Market News Lambs Hog Prices Rise Steady Cattle
Lamb prices advanced 25 cents while cattle and calves held steady. Butchers gained 30-35 cents to top 4.55 with hogs up to 4.25 and sows around 3.70. Receipts 1,500. Sioux Falls report notes cattle and calves mixed, with feeders and yearlings firm, veal strong, and hogs rising across weight classes.
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Armour
Yahdy
Huror
YAO
Packers
Stags
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Hog Market Rises Sharply in Active Chicago Trade
The hog market moved higher today with prices 15 to 20 cents above yesterday and on top reaching 3.20. About 55,000 head circulated with 5,000 direct to packers and 35,000 government supply. Cattle also strengthened as receipts were modest with steers up to 7.00 and sheep and lambs 25 cents higher amid moderate supply.
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Chicago
Wheat Futures Close Is Lower In Minneapolis
Wheat futures fell today with Sept closing 4 higher after a late rally tied to Wallace Chicago speech. Early trading weak from poor cables and stock/cotton weakness. local milling buying limited. Coarse grains slid. autumn and durum demand mixed. Cash corn fair. oats easy. flax firm with good demandабил
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Minneapolis
Wallace
Chicago
Mixed cattle hog prices trim as markets hold steady
Sioux City and St. Paul livestock quotes show cattle and hogs opening firm with higher asking bids. Slaughter steers and fat cattle hold, hogs up to five cents, sows and feeders mixed, beef and lamb futures muted as buyers eye late-week demand.
Needy Clothing Drive Seeks Help From Huron Residents
Citizens with usable garments are urged to donate through L R. Wiley chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A legionnaire will collect the items and distribute them to those in need after a brief coupon process. Call 8133 to arrange contributions or request a pickup in City Shave some garments to contribute.
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Huron
L R
Wiley
American Legion's Clothing Committee
Américan Legion Clothing
Potatoes Trading Slow in Chicago Market Report
USDA potato market update shows on track shipments around 797 with liberal supplies and slow demand in Chicago. Prices listed for Wisconsin round whites No 1 around 1.55 to 1.70 per cwt. Minnesota early Ohios graded near 1.45. Red River Ohios, Russell US No 2 and Triumphs No 1 in various weights with few sales noted.
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Chicago
U S.D.A
Wisconsin
Minnesota
U. S
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Washington
Russell U. S
Colorado
Triumphs
U.S
Red McClures
Stocks Edge Up After Broad Market Slump
New York stocks recovered modestly in late trading, erasing about half of earlier losses as metals rebounded. Homestake Mining cut a 19 point drop, U S Steel trimmed losses, while Case and U S Smelting remained down about 3 points. Transfers neared 2.5 million shares with mixed closes across many industrials and utilities.
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New York
Homestake Mining
U.S. Steel
Case
U. S
American Can
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
National Distillers
Union Pacific
New York Central
Insurance Men Hold Code Meeting Here
Fire and casualty insurance men from 94 South Dakota met in Huron to draft a fair practice code. The old Insurers of South Dakota will dissolve at this meeting and a new association will form, with Miner Shaw and J D Dukes presiding. The code will be submitted to the national organization meeting in Chicago next month.
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South Dakota
Huron
Miner Shaw
Sioux Falls
J. D. Dukes
National
Fre and Casualty Insurance Organization
Chicago
Bel Tells of Western Auto Trip at Rotary Lunch
C H Bel gave a travel talk on his automobile trip to the Canadian Rockies at the Rotary club luncheon. He visited national parks in the United States and Lake Louise in Canada. Adjutant Clare D Edwards discussed the Salvation Army financial campaign starting next week as Ches H J Mitchell welcomed new members Loftus Ward, R E Core, Ralph Furch, Dennis McCarthy, and L L Trotter.
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C. H. Bel
Canadian Rockies
Rotary Club
Lake Louise
Canada
Clare D. Edwards
Lees
Ches. H. J. Mitchell
Loftus H. Ward
R. E. Core
Ralph Furch
Dennis McCarthy
L. L. Trotter
College Students Attend Show Free At Huron Theatre
College students from Huron College attended a performance of Double Harness starring Ann Harding courtesy of the Huron theatre and manager B McKigott. The event included an 8 15 assembly and a joint W C A M C A program with solos by Lois Gitchell Everette Butz and Carl Tollefson. Beauty shop owner Mrs Harry Burton undergoes tumor removal surgery and will be closed until recovery. A Grand Forks salesman Bilmar M Johnson, 36, died when his car left the road north of Michigan North Dakota yesterday. he formerly lived in Adams ND and is survived by his widow.
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Huron Theatre
B. McKigott
Huron College
Ann Harding
McElligott
Huron’ College
Ronald Hilgenberg
MC. A
Lois Gitchell
Campbell-Tipton
Everett Butz
Carl Tollefson
Ashford
Harry Burton
Grand Forks
N. D
Bjalmer
M. Johnson
Michigan
Adams
Birthday Party Honors Ole Tollefson's Mother on Eightieth
A birthday party was hosted at Ole Tollefson's home on Sunday to celebrate his mother's eightieth birthday. Special notes indicate the event honored the elder Tol lefson relation at the family residence.
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Bonilla
Ole Tollefson
Bond closes in New York as Ford and U.S. bonds trade
In New York on September 7, bonds for Standard, Oiper Beye Swift and Co, and Ford Motor Ltd show 51 percent and 54 percent levels respectively. U.S. bonds also traded as market closes.
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Standard
Oiper Beye Swift & Co
Ford Motor Ltd
Supreme Court Takes Tax Row In South Dakota
After a day and a half of oral argument the South Dakota gross income tax cases were taken under advisement by the state supreme court. The attorney general’s office has 16 days to file a brief, and taxpayers’ counsel 5 days to answer, leaving about 20 days before final consideration. The dispute centers on original jurisdiction and the law’s constitutionality including interstate commerce, conflict with the act, equal and uniform taxation, and the two mill levy limit. Attorneys for defendants argue against original jurisdiction. prosecutors support the law.
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Supreme Court
State Overdraft Shows Increase in August
The August monthly report from State Treasurer Frank Siewert shows the general fund overdraft rose by 12,896.63 dollars. At month start the fund was 576,745.48 in the red and by August 21 the overdraft reached 589,645.11. Income totaled 258,554.12 with expenditures of 200,701.43. Transfers to other funds were 71,151.32. The treasury closed August at 6,568,865.44 across all funds, up 359,368.84 from July 31. Receipts for all funds were 1,412,440 and expenditures 1,053,071.70.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Athsex
Balchen Resumes Arrival for Appendicitis Operation
American aviator Bernt Balchen, who vanished yesterday ahead of an expected appendicitis operation, appeared at Volks Hospital in Cape Town at noon. Doctors say surgery is needed this afternoon as Balchen, in contact with Sir Hubert Wilkins, continues toward the Antarctic with the Lincoln Ellsworth expedition.
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Balchen
Cape Town
Union OF South Africa
Bernt Balchen
Volks Hospital
Balshen
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Sir Hubert
Lincoln Ellsworth
North Dakota Farmer Slugged And Robbed
A Dickinson area farmer Walter Hewson was slugged over the head with a hammer, robbed of $10, and left unconscious in a potato patch. A sheriff's posse hunted for Jack Walker, Hewson's wartime employee, as Hewson lay in serious condition at a Bisman hospital.
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Bismarck
I. D
Walter Hewson
Dickinson
Jack Walker
Hewson
Walker
Bowder Pleads Guilty To Assault Before Judge Taylor
J E Bowder pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Judge Alva E Taylor and was fined 880 with 30 days in jail, suspended until January term. He had fired at a group of youths in his watermelon patch after the original charge of assault with a dangerous weapon was reduced.
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J. E. Bowder
Alva E. Taylor
Bowder
First Homemakers Meet At Congregational Church
The first fall gathering of the Homemakers glass at the Congregational church is set for tomorrow from 7:30 to 10:39 p m in the church parlors. Rev A S Carlson and Mrs Carlson announce they will host the social with a program of games and entertainment. Young married parishioners are invited.
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Congregational Church
A. S. Carlson
Gates
Judge Crawford to Hear Case on Theft Charge Tomorrow
Municipal court will hear Clyde Cunningham of Ta City on a theft charge. The accused pleads guilty to stealing an automobile parked in line, with details unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Municipal
Irving R. Crawford
Clyde ‘Cunningham
Soap City
Jersey Stock Exchange Plan Adopted by New York Group
New York Sept 20 A majority of New York Stock Exchange members approved establishing a market in New Jersey. An executive committee will locate the exchange, arrange telegraph and telephone services, and restrict memberships to NYSE members. William Freiday announced his group would abandon its National Stock Exchange plan to back the Jersey move.
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New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
The
New Exchange
Howard Froelick
Jersey Stock Exchange
Westlem Union Telegraph Co
Pew Exchange
Frovlick
Stock Exchange
Exchange
William Freiday
E Stock, Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Exoelick
Expect Germany To Demand Less Grain
The commerce department forecasts a further drop in Germany's need for American wheat and corn due to improved German harvests. Germany's grain year to July shows sharply reduced imports with only 7.5 percent of wheat and 11 percent of corn coming from the United States in recent years, amid unfavorable political and trade trends.
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Germany
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Repeal Talk Spurs Liquor Trade Prep Across States
Officials and merchants anticipate the repeal of the 38th amendment bringing vast liquor supplies and rapid operations. Distilleries report stocks of 15 million gallons of aging whiskey rum and brandy and possible fresh output after repeal. Retail beverage dealers form a national association with state groups to shield and organize thousands of licensees.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Washington
National Association of Retail Beverage Dealers
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Join
Pork Distribution Planned For Needy Centers
Washington reports a plan to distribute 100 million pounds of pork bought by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to the needy starting next week. Emergency Relief Administration messaging confirms readiness and state relief administrators have been notified. Administrators revise goals, now forecasting not more than 150,000 pigs purchased during the emergency period ending September 29, with 5.9 million pigs weighing up to 100 pounds eligible. 3.5 million pigs purchased so far.
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Washington
Agricutural Adjustment Administration
Federal Emergency Relief
Wallace explains inflation stance and farm policy
Secretary Wallace defends unchanged inflation stance while outlining a plan to reduce crop land by four million acres and stabilize prices. He cites three risks from debtor psychology tariff attitudes and reluctance to lend abroad, urging rational tariff adjustments and cautious world-market steps.
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Wallace
America
Hospital Admissions And Discharges
At the hospitals admitted Mrs Harry Burton of Huron for a surgical case under Dr H Dirkson and Willow Laks, also Frank Roberts of Huron for surgery. Dismissed were William McNeill of Tulare and 9 Olson of Huron. Mrs Ralph Osmanson and baby Wolsey were noted in hospital records.
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Harry Burton
Huron
Surgical
H. Dirkson
Willow Laks
Frank Roberts
William McNeill
Tulare
Olson
Ralph Osmanson Land Baby
Wolsey
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