Hog Market Gains Persist at Armour Stock Yards Huron
Market reports from Armour Stock Yards in Huron show hogs higher amid steady cattle and sheep, with 2100 hogs received and top hogs around 4.25 to 5.50 for varying weights. Chicago and Sioux Falls tabs mirror demand with 180-360 lb hogs lifting to around 5.25 to 5.40 and cattle steady to higher on several classes.
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Armour Stock Yard
Huron
Armour Stock Yards
Packers
Dakotas
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Sept
D.A
Seeday
A. Ajj
Hog Market Helps Push Prices Near Peak At Close
Chicago hog prices advanced 10 to 15 cents with top at 5.40 as demand strengthened amid moderate receipts. Cattle and sheep listings showed steady to firm action with mixed grades. wheat futures fell on inflation concerns while cash grains saw light demand and varied bids across Minneapolis and Duluth exchanges.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Dee
Montana
Chicago Futures Range Thursday
Chicago and Minneapolis market notes show wheat and corn futures movement with mixed percentages across Sept and Dec contracts. Milling products and flour prices in Minneapolis are listed, including barrel pricing and standard middlings.
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Minneapolis
Doe
Ebarley
Chicago
Markets Report From Huron and Chicago Poultry Prices
Daily market summary from Swift & Co lists Huron and Sutter poultry and eggs, with Huron supplies of hens and leghorns, heavy turkey calls, and butterfat. Sioux Falls, Sioux City, and Chicago prices show hens, leghorns, springs, eggs, butter, and futures with varied gains and steady levels.
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Huron Poultry
Sutter
Swift & Co
Huron, S. D
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Siou City
Stocks Sag In Heavy Selling On Downdraft Day
New York traders sent stocks lower in heavy late session selling with losses across major groups. Alcohol and Allied Chemical and Case led declines while U S Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, American Can and others tumbled from 2 to 5 points amid 3.5 million shares changing hands.
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New York
Case
U. S
Alcohol
Allied Chemical
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
Western Union
General Motors
National Distillers
Sara Fe
New York Central
American Can
Ten Contestants Win Free Tickets
A boy and a girl won sweetstake honors in the comic coloring contest sponsored by The Evening Huronite. Winners include Elmer Floyd Urban and Fae Reaves and eight others from Huron area entries who will receive free tickets to the Huron theatre after calling at the theatre to claim them. The list names Irene Boone Betty Mentzel Vernon Bramow Fern Winter Stanley Mitchell Byrne Anderson Edith Hibbard and Gene Moore among others.
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Sweetstake
Huronite
Elmer Floyd
Urban
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
Fae Reaves
Route 3
Huron
Huron Theatre
Irene Boone
Fourth Street
Betty Mentzel
Vernon Bramow
Fern Winter
Montana Avenue
Stanley Mitchell
Utah Avenue
Byrne Anderson
Beach Avenue
Edith Hibbard
Frank Avenue
Gene Moore
Third Street
Feasibility Study Planned for Missouri River Dam Project
War department engineers expect to announce recommendations within weeks on extending Missouri River navigability to Yankton South Dakota via a Fort Peck Montana dam and large reservoir. The six foot channel would run from St Joseph Missouri to Sioux City Iowa with a costly project justified by current and potential traffic demand.
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Washington
Sept
War Department
Missouri River
Yankton
S. C
Fort Peck
Mont
Board of Engineers of Rivers and Harbors
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Kansas City
Department
Brown
Congress
Public Works Administration
Chief of Engineers
Boards of Engineers
Yankston
Fort Peek
Missouri
Veterans Nominate Officers for Forrest McMullen Post
The Forrest McMullen post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a regular session nominating officers for the annual election next month. Nominations included posts commander I R Crawford Lester Wallenfelt James R Lowrie Wayne Wilson and D F Wilmarth. senior vice commander Emory Smith C C Taylor and Lester Wallenfelt. junior vice Eddie Anderson Wayne Wilson Doran Hines W Disney and Bert Landon. Also named were post advocate I R Crawford Leo Temmey George E Longstaff post surgeon Dr T J Wood and other officers.
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Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nominaton
I R. Crawford
Lester Wallenfelt
James R. Lowrie
Wayne Wilson
D. F. Wilmarth
Emory Smith
C. C. Taylor
Eddie Anderson
Racketeers Defy Law In LA Vagrancy Case Trio Faces Court
In Los Angeles three alleged racketeers from Detroit and Chicago face vagrancy charges amid a police drive to purge the city of undesirables. Louis Schaefer Joseph O Riordan and Harry Voiler seek legal relief as bail stands at 50 000 each and the district attorney vows to remove Voiler and his cohort from the city. A grand jury had indicted many on conspiracy to commit vagrancy as detectives from Detroit rush with records to aid the case.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago
Louis Schaefer
Joseph O'Riordan
Harry O. Veiler
Schaefer
O'Hiordan
Veiler
Baron Fitts
Voiler
O'Riordan
Government insists on inspecting meat packers records
Officials of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration decide to reject the proposed marketing agreement and draft a new one that would require access to the accounts and records of packing firms by Secretary Wallace. The aim is to curb price rises and protect consumers and producers through transparency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
F. C. Howe
Federal Trade Commission
Moderator To Speak At Synod Gathering In South Dakota
The fiftieth annual Synod of South Dakota meeting will be held at First Presbyterian Church in Euron from Oct 5 to Oct 8 with national figure Rev John McDowell of New York City delivering the principal address Oct 6. Officers include Moderator Hew Walz and Stated Clerk Martin Hyink with arrangements led by H Ketelle. Huron College Music School directs the special musical program.
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Synod of
South Dakota
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
First Presbyterian Church
Euron
John McDowell
New York City
General Assembly of Presbyterian Churches
United States
South Dakota Synod
Hew Walz
D. D
Rapid City
Martin Hyink
Castlewood
Jesse Williamson
Onida
H. Ketell
Scouts Return From World Jamboree in Hungary
George Schmidt and Irving Axelrad, Eagle scouts from Region 10, spoke of their encampment at the World Scout Jamboree in Godollo Hungary after a European tour. The St Paul troop of 36 joined about 30 000 scouts worldwide, with over 300 from the United States.
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George Schmidt
Irving Axelrad
Wanians
Godollo
Hungary
United States
Hospital admissions and discharges listed with names
At The Hospitals an4e al Admitted R. Ms. Russell Huron Jur iya Ratt Wessington Borings surgical Dismissed Merle Coates Doland Ferdinand Hofer Yale G H Poach Carpenter
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R. Ms. Russell
Huron
Jur
Iya” Ratt
Wessington
Borings
Surgical
Merle Coates
Doland
Ferdinand
Hofer
Yale
G. H. Poach
Carpenter
Morrells Complete Pig Killing Quota Reached at Sioux Falls
The John Morrell and Company Sioux Falls plant reports completion of its pig killing quota at 42,800 under federal pig killing limits. The quota was originally 40,000 and later raised to 42,500. No extension is stated, though sows may be accepted briefly, with a call to rush them in this week for sale under the plan.
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Morrell
Sioux Falls
John Morrell and Company, Meat Packers
Tssves
W. H
JT. Foster
Morrell Company
Foster
Detectives View Kidnap Suspects In New York Raid
Police lineup spots five men and two women linked to the John J. O Connell Jr kidnapping and other crimes. Leonard Scarnici admits to a bank holdup in Rensselaer where officers were shot. prosecutors pursue murder charges in Connecticut and Albany cases as detectives focus on the Lindbergh and O Connell kidnappings amid raids yielding weapons and an arresting gang’s arsenal.
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New York
John J. O'Connell
Albany
N. Y
James F. McGory
O'Connell
John J. Sullivan
Leonard Scarnici
Rensselaer
Bank of Manhattan Company
Woodbridge, Conn
Scarnici
John Albino
Louis
Anthony Reino
Ideaways
Manhattan
Brom
Brooklyn
Mount Kisco
Richard Oliver
Bowder spared jail in assault case pending January term
J. E. Bowder pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Circuit Judges Alva and Taylor. Both a $50 fine and a 30 day county jail sentence were suspended until the January term. Reports misstated the jail sentence only. Evidence showed the youths had not been in the watermelon patch near West Huron when the shooting occurred.
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J. E. Bowder
West
Huron
Nazarene Church Plans Evening Evangelistic Service
The Nazarene church will host a special evangelistic service at 8 tonight announced by Rev. H S Palmquist pastor Mrs B Hardiman of Beulah Church of the Nazarene will speak and special vocal music will be provided. The public is invited.
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Nazarene Church
H. S. Palmquist
B. Hardiman
Beulah
Hay Charged With Beer Tax Violation
Emil Hay faced a municipal court today on a charge of seeking to avoid payment of the state beer tax. A preliminary hearing was set for next Wednesday morning. Bail was fixed at 500 dollars. Attorney H. W. Markey will represent Hay.
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Hay
Euron
Emil Hay
Mar Key
Will
Bailey's Mother Holds Out Hope Is Confident Her Son Was Not Connected With Urschel Kidnaping
GREEN CITY Missouri September 21 77 Blind faith sustains Harvey Bailey's mother Amanda E Bailey widow of the Civil War veteran as she asserts her son was not involved in the Urschel kidnapping He left home at 19 worked in Omaha and Sioux City packing plants and has since returned infrequently The Bailey family farm 200 acres north of town and memories of Fred Burke capture in 1931 for a police officer slaying frame the scene as the trial unfolds
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Green City
Harvey Bailey
Amanda E. Bailey
West Virginia
Baileys
Missouri
Lewis County
Virginia
Fred Burke
Michigan State Penitentiary
John E. Bailey
Federal Infantry
West Vineel Mountains
Harvey
Omaha
Sioux City
Ronald Plan Considered for County Milking Reductions
The proposal envisions county units reducing milk production by a set percentage through farm level sales or inter-farm agreements. A county plan could shift a portion of production to relief agencies with higher prices for remaining output. A national oversight would coordinate state boards and farmer processor representatives, with import duties on oils tied to butterfat prices.
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Ronald
Agriculture Department
Warren Addresses College Students
Charles P. Warren assistant state's attorney spoke to Huron college students in chapel on the Constitution. He warned against abandoning the Constitution and urged changes only when imperative. Announced meetings include W A A after chapel campus players at four, aca pall a chair at seven, and orchestra at five.
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Huroncolege
Charles P. Warren
United States
Warren
Acapalla
Orchestra
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