Armour Market Slumps and Hog Prices Hit New Low
Armour market receipts total 900 with hog prices sliding three cents to a new low top of 5.80 for 140-380 lb hogs. Reports from Chicago and Sioux City show slackening interest for heavy hogs, mixed cattle and sheep demand, and cautious packers as futures outlook remains uncertain. Local and regional livestock markets reflect broad selloff and subdued bidding across weights and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
U. S
Steres Goaland
St. Paul
Trade Light At Minneapolis Market Report
Market activity was light at Minneapolis with milling sales undercutting prices. Wheat values fluctuated with September down slightly, December and May up, while oats and barley firmed. Cash demand was slow with modest premiums and weak durum bids, as flax and rye showed varied moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Cadot
Share Prices Down At Close Of Market
New York report notes a volatile session with rail stocks leading gains early, later eroding 1 to 3 points. Major movers included Union Pacific, New York Central, U S Steel and AT&T. The market closed firm after about 3,000,000 shares traded, with many stocks showing modest declines from intraday peaks while others steadied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware and
Hudson
Union Pacific
New York Central
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
No. 1 Durum Market Highlighted in Produce Notes
The report outlines durum market activity with No 1 and No 2 lots, noting ratios such as 33 percent achievement and a 345 percent reference. It mentions Edo and Red Durum entries and signals a need to compare markets at the Buttest location for pricing and supply context.
Chicago Potatoes and Produce Prices Move Mixed Across Markets
Chicago market wire shows potato shipments steady with Triumphs and Red River Chip notes, pricing ranges for No. 1 to No. 4 Russets, and butter, eggs, and poultry prices shifting little in Chicago and New York. Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Minneapolis market updates report mixed gains and losses in hogs, cattle, poultry, eggs, butterfat, and flour shipments across several regional centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota Cobblers
Red River Ohips
Idaho Russes
New York
Farm Conditions Survey Begun In Beadle County
A detailed survey of farming conditions in Beadle county was started this week by BR. A Cave, county agent, authorized by the county. The survey aims to determine aid farmers need beyond loans and covers feed, food, fuel for winter and seed and feed for spring. About 10 farmers will receive survey blanks, with R A Cave and the county federal feed loan committee assisting across schedule sites from Sept 25 to Oct 3, inviting any farmer not reached to request a blank at listed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
BR. A Cave
George Townsend
Cummings
John Hintermeister
R. A. Caye
Broadland Farmers Elevator
Wessington
Orth's
Gar Jaxe
Virgil
Huron Post Office
Crawford School
Cavour
Cave
W C T U Convention Opens In Huron With Lead Session
The forty third annual South Dakota Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention opens in Huron at the Methodist church with a consecration service led by Mrs Ralph Shearer Tyndall state director of evangelistic work. The program includes welcome addresses by local officials and educators, readings, prayers, and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shearer
Tyndall
South Dakota Woman's Civistian Temperance Union
Huron
Methodist Church
Flora A. Mitchell
Brookings
Lucy Borneman
Sioux Falls
Maud West
Custer
A. §. Carlson
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
O. D., Dunbar
Frank Lochridge
Mary Lyman
Vernon
Fourth District
Children of Huron
Benedicta Lewis
Pierre
State Presid
Parent-Teacher Council Elects Officers and Sets Ordinance
At the high school PTA council meeting last night officers were elected H N Carlson president Rev Wallace Buster first vice president Mrs Guy Oviatt secretary George Bell treasurer Geneva Swenson publicity chair. A midnight shows issue led to a unanimous vote to send a city council resolution to close them. The council postponed the first royal PTA meeting to October 12 after state meeting reports from Watertown. The 1932 state PTA to convene in Huron was proposed. Supt. A J Lang outlined the year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association Council
H. N. Carlson
Wallace Buster
Guy Oviatt
George Bell
Geneva Swenson
Royal
Parent-Teacher Associations
Watertown
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Huron
Supt
A. J. Lang
Judge postpones sentencing for county auditor Hasse
Aberdeen dispatch reports that Hoysi Hesee, once county auditor, had his third degree forgery sentencing postponed by Circuit Judge Howard Babcock to October 1 due to other business. Hasebaz had pleaded guilty to forging county warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasse Aberdeen
Hoysi
Hesee
Howard Babcock
Hase Baz
Rites Planned for Mrs Cone at Episcopal Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs R E Cone who died suddenly at a Huron hospital will be held Thursday at 2 1 p m at the Episcopal chapel. Readies details appear unclear in the fragment but indicate a local funeral service in the morning or afternoon.
TAX AX APPEAL SET FRIDAY
Taxpayers challenge county wide reassessment that raised property values far beyond assessed rolls of 193 percent, affecting townships across the county with numerous specific land and structure percentage changes noted from Altoona to Wolsey. Also mentions auxiliary election activities and nominations for American Legion auxiliary national president and vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal Boards of Equalization
Altoona
Banner Township
Barrett Township
Broadland
Burr Oak
Carlyle
Cavour
Clifton
Clyde
Custer
Tearborn
Fairfeld
Foster
Grant
Towns
Kellogg
Lake Byron
Lagan
Pearl Creek
Pleasant View
Prohibition proposals stall in resolutions committee
The resolutions committee could not act on any prohibition proposals after a technical wrangle last night. A sub committee report on policy and another report claiming opposite stances created confusion while the full committee postponed action and scheduled a meeting for today to decide whether a minority report will trigger convention debate. Commander ONeil renewed a pledge in his statement on the bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolutions Committee
Sub Committee
O'Neil
Wage slash fears Hoover policy shocks steel wage cuts
United States Steel announced wage reductions drawing strong protest from Hoover and critics who warn the move could trigger wider industrial unrest. TheAdministration and advisers hoped big business would not react strongly, but concerns persist about social and economic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Hoover
U. S. Steel
Government advises on wages and company decisions
The text notes that government guidance is available but each company must decide based on its own situation. It cites B F Goodrich Rubber Company announcing workforce cuts with a 10 percent hour reduction and proportional pay cuts, effective October 3. It also reports local notices and classifieds, including a county auditor's death, a bank robbery, and various ads for shoes, pets, and rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
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Armour
Armour Yards
Sioux City
United Biatas Department of Agriculture
Avice
United States Department of Agriculture
Es Bioux City
Huron Grain Market
Duluth
Oh Dko
All Chem & Dye
Allis Cnal
Can
Arm
Car & Fdy
Am & Or Power
Am Intl
Am Loco
Am Sm & Hig
Am Sugar
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour A
Atchison
Auburn
Atl Ref
Beat Croid
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Bordens
Briggs Mfg
Case
Cerro de Pasco
CM St P&p
C&n W
Criap
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Cons Gas
Corn
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Eastman
Siie
Fox Film A
Preeport Texas Ve
Gen Electric
Gere Foods
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt Northenpid
Homestake
Houston Oi
Ms Hudson
I Cente
Int Harvester
Int Nickel Sa
ET de T
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack ‘Trucks
Philips
Pullman
RCA
REO
Reading
Rep Steel
Reyn Teb
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
SosciGe
Southern Ry
Standard Brands
St. Old Calif
St Oil NJ
Mit
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Roll Bre
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Fruit
UB Ind
US Rubber
US Steel
Be Vines
Warner Pix
Western
West Electric
Willye Overland
Woodworth Sie
SURON
Swit & Ce
Dally Muren
S. D
Guroa Dalry Market
Bloux Falls
Bioux Falls
Springs
Buck Brothers Buran
Old Reesters
Onan
Mt Eges
W.C.T.U
Parent-Teacher Council
Mir Arther Thompson
Louise W. Williams
Tuckahoe
W. H. Morgan
Edwardsville
Wis
Central Division
James Morris
Bismarck
N. D
Northwestern Division
Beer A. L
Syburges
Foe
Foe Foulwry
Pak Ae
Bese
Dr. Lee
Lee
Gallen
Lea
Sherman
Moe
United States Steel
Egan
Wiram L. Egan
Woodbury County
Parkway State Bank
North Clark Street
Oyipia
Utah
Ohio
D. A. Searles
Simmon
Security Finance Company
Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg
South Dakota
Tollin
Sue Fal
Tollin Bros. Newberry Bidz
Blue Gem Coal
Goltar
Anderson’s
Blue Gem
J. F. Anderson Lbr. Co
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