Market Woes Hit Hogs as Prices Dip Tuesday
Armour Stock Yards reports hog prices tumbling 5 to 15 cents to a top of 8.55 with 350 receipts. Cattle, calves and sheep remain steady. pigs show even declines. Sioux Falls figures show hogs mostly 15 lower with top 3.70 and cattle steady at around 800 head. New York dairy and egg prices edge lower or steady with general price levels similar to prior readings.
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Armour Stock Yards
Mason
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fall
Huron and Mitchell Produce Prices Wide Market Report
Market notes from Huron and Mitchell showing hen and spring prices for fowl, eggs, and butterfat, with hog and cattle quotes from Chicago and Sioux City. Details include hens over and under 5 pounds, Leghorn and spring varieties, roosters, old and young turkeys, plus dairy products and regional fishers. Prices are given for No 1 and No 2 butterfat and eggs. Includes U. S. D. A. sales pictures.
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Tent Huron
Swett & Co
Huron
S. D
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Watertown
St Paul Livestock Sale Prices Mixed Across Classes
In South St Paul on September 27 U S D cattle yard shows slaughter steers steady with good kinds at 0.56 to 10.00 per hundredweight. Plain cows and cutters range 4.50 to 5.25. bulls steady. Stockers and feeders largely steady with most steers 5.50 to 7.50. Hog trade fairly active with barrows and gilts 16 to 25 lower, sows down around 10 to 15, good and choice hogs 100 to 250 pounds at 8.65. Culver yard reports steady cattle mix and hogs varied by weight.
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HOG Markey
Chicago
Lama Pri
S. D
Sioux City
Shelly Choie
Abe
St. Paul
U. SD
Poultry and dairy prices from Sioux Falls and Chicago
Sioux Falls market reports list heavy hens and leghorn hens by weight and price, live ducks and geese, eggs and butterfat grades with cents per pound, while Chicago prices show butter steady at 1.245 million pounds and poultry live goods with trucks and servable price movements. overall market action is steady with minor shifts.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis market notes show flour carload prices per barrel in 8 pound sacks with Family Patents at 5.60 70 and Standard Patents at 4.45 55, plus shipments totaling 43,787. Pure Bran and Standard Middlings priced at 14.50 15.00 and 16.50 17.00 respectively. Chicago Butter Futures and related storage figures appear with fluctuating highs and lows across the session.
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Minneapolis
Wheat Prices Dip In Shaky Session
Wheat futures fell amid unsettled trading as plans for an international frontier commission and a radio address by Prime Minister Chamberlain failed to lift peace hopes. December corn and May oats also declined with mixed minor losses in Chicago trade.
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Sudetenland
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Chicago
Minneapolis Carlot Range Report for Sept 27
Minneapolis notes a carlot range update dated September 27 with grain prices for wheat varieties including No 1 heavy dark northern spring at 76 79 percent and No 1 dark northern 7654 along with No 4 mixed 75 and other Hard White and Hard Winter grades quoted as 7314 and 7294 respectively. The report lists several grade codes such as 6034 and 7654 reflecting sample grades and price ranges in the carrot grain sale context.
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Minneapolis
Markets At Glance in a Fractured New York Exchange Summary
Markets at a glance show irregular stock activity with rate selling dampening a rally. Bonds are easy with a unsettled foreign list. Curb trading uneven as industrial leaders retreat after gains. Sugar and coffee show strength. wheat corn and livestock mix in Chicago trade with various price quotes for durum and white wheats, oats, barley and flax.
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New York
Minneapolis cash grain quotes and receipts report
Wheat receipts today 407 ears versus 107 last year. Trading basis 12 percent protein unchanged. Quotations 4 cents lower. Cash No. 1 heavy dark northern 75, No. 1 72% wheat, No. 2 TAM 2%. No. 8 ect. Protein premiums listed. fancy No. 1 hard Montana 14 percent protein 79. No. 1 dark hard Montana winter 68 34 73%. Hard amber durum No. 1 64 44. No. 2 56% 72%. No. 3 57% 07H. No. 1 red durum 57% etc. Quotations 144 cents lower. Barley 20 62. Rye No. 2 43 qdety. Flax No. 1 1.86 12 2.92. Swert Clover Seed 3.00 25.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wheat futures mixed as Chicago and Minneapolis open ranges
Wheat futures traded in Chicago and Minneapolis with mixed opens and closes on Tuesday September 27. Prices showed shifts across Dec and Mar contracts, while rye and flax markets displayed modest gains in early trading.
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Chicago
Boan
Boone Bee
Rye Dee
Abu
Minerag
Minneapolis
Stock Market Sags After Chamberlain Address
The New York market fell late after the British premier Chamberlain’s speech failed to calm the German Czech war crisis. Early gains faded, with declines in several sectors, but most prices steadied by close as trading slowed and transfers reached about 700,000 shares. Government and home loan bonds were listed with varied quotes across Treasuries and Home Owners Loan issues. In Minneapolis, First Bank stock moved to 10 to 12 percent, with Northwest Bancorp at 6.
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New York
Chamberlain
South Dakota Exhibit Display Plans and Staff Details
A continued exhibit plan outlines South Dakota resources and attractions. W D Beardshear leads display prep with EB A Snow T K Kreuger and others from lumber and forestry sectors. Committee members include Steele Shanley Rothrock Johnson and Norstad among officials, with focus on agriculture, wildlife, highways, Bad Lands and Black Hills, plus corn history from Native to modern hybrids.
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Lumber and Timber Department
Homestake Mining Company
Nemo
Bearslshear
EB. A. Snow
Custler
T. K. Kreuger
Deadwood
B. Hood
Warren-Lamb Lumber Company
Rapid City
Hassett
Caste: Lumber Company
Star Mittee
South Dakota
Ne, Steele
South Dakota Education Sociation
Seth Dakota
Clarence Shanley
D. State College
Secretary of Agriculture
Gordon Stout
JE. P. Rothrock
University of South Dakota
O. H W. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
South Dakota Wildlife
B. Peterson
South Dakota Safety Council
Andrew Norstad
State Highway Commission
Black Hills
Lake Region
Evan Ball
Milwaukee Railroad
Stewart Renamed Title Group Head At South Dakota Tithe Meet
Stewart Stewary of Kinkton was named president of the South Dakota Tithe Association at the annual convention in Redfield. J J Exon of Lake Andes was named vice president Pauline Gray of Highmore was secretary J J Cox of Howard and Harry Wood of Redfield joined the board of directors About 45 abstractors attended the banquet at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt with a brief program of talks.
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Kinkton
South Dakota
Stock Market Snaps Through Wide Ticker List
A dense OCR list shows numerous corporate tickers and company names, including Amoco, AT&T, Chrysler, General Motors, Ford, IBM, and Union Carbide, among others, reflecting a broad market listing. The material reads like a compiled registry of securities and corporate affiliations with varied percentage figures and brand references.
Ditto Praises Crop Insurance at South Dakota meeting
O J Ditto field representative of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation told the South Dakota Land Owners Association last night crop insurance is a major step toward stabilizing agriculture. He said it would guarantee farmers at least 450 or 75 percent of crop value as hazards threaten farming. Presently covering Wheat only, he noted plans to expand to other crops. Figures from Robert D Lusk showed growing corporate ownership of land in South Dakota by multiple landlords, with a call for a better landlord tenant lease to stabilize farm life. Premium rates, payable in kind or cash, hover around one third of insured value in Beadle County. W J Schnidt of Sioux Falls chaired, with R E Cone named vice president.
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O. J. Ditto
Minnneapolis
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
South Dakota Land Owners Association
Ditto
Robert D. Lusk
Evening Huvenite
South Dakota
Mr. Lusk
Beadle County
W. J. Schnidt
Sioux Falls
Marvin Hughfitt
R. E. Cone
Huron
Government Money To Aid Storm Area
Boston awaits federal aid as Hopkins declares a massive relief push after the worst hurricane disaster in the region. Recovery efforts include waiving red tape for state and local projects, with the Red Cross aiming to assist 60 000 families while 44 communities remain cut off and 85 000 telephones out of order. Rail service remains unstable as New England faces widespread damage.
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Boston
New England
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Rhodesland
Hopkins
Potter
Red Cross
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York Truckers Accept Mayor Compromise to End Strike
In New York City 4000 truckers and members of the International Brotherhoods of Teamsters and Chauffers approved at Mecca Temple a two year contract proposal offering a 44 hour workweek with no pay cut, ending the strike that halted city freight. The old 47 hour week contract had expired September 1 and owners had rejected the plan yesterday. The mayor urged a speedy settlement to restore transportation.
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New York
International Brotherhoods of Teamsters and
Chamberlain Urges Calm as War Looms in Europe
Chamberlain addresses the nation urging restraint while warning of a powerful neighbor. He calls for home defense volunteerism in air raid precautions fire brigades and police reserves and says precautionary measures do not prove war is imminent. He vows to work for peace until the last moment and asks citizens to wait and stay calm.
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Chamberlain
Set Up Wheat Buying Program Aids Northwest Farmers
The Federal Surplus Commodities sets up a program to buy northwest spring wheat at AAA loan rates, higher than market. Ed J. Hall of the AAA Western Division explains the goal to help farmers lacking storage access obtain loans and sell wheat to the Surplus Commodities Corporation in ledgers or via local dealers. Purchases use a scale of 51 cents for No 1 dark northern spring wheat in Minneapolis, less freight handling charges.
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Minneapolis
Ed J. Hall
Western Division
AAA
Bell
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wisconsin
County Conservation Commissioner
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Huronians Return From National Postmasters Meet
Mr and Mrs E Gruenmer and Miss Marion Blount return home from St Paul where they attended the National Association of Postmasters convention at the Hotel Lowry. En route they called on Miss Mabel Alworth in Rochester Minn recovering from an operation last week. Miss Alworth was dismissed from St Marys Hospital and is at Cook Water with satisfactory condition reported.
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Gruemmer
Marion Blount
St. Paul
National Association of Postmasters
Low- TV
Mabel Alworth
Rochester
Minn
Miss Alworth
St. Mary's Hospital
Cook Water
Huror Municipal Band Rehearsal for Mitchell Appearance
The Huror Municipal Band under Director Hans Christensen will rehearse tonight at 7 30 p m at the courthouse in preparation for an appearance on Huron Day at the Corn Palace in Mitchell. The rehearsal aims to ready the group for Thursday’s event in Mitchell.
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Corn Palace
Mitchell
Huror
Hans Christensen
Huron
Prague Severs Sudeten Land Demand As War Fears Rise
The article reports Czechoslovakia demanding Germany cede Sudeten territory by October 1, with Adolf Hitler’s speech prompting European leaders to seek a peaceful settlement. Britain prepares to broadcast a peace appeal while warning of alliance commitments. France and Britain mobilize and recall Parliament as rumblings of a broader conflict spread.
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Neville Chamberlain
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Maxim Litgineff
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Cireles
Hitler
Paris
London
London Stock Exchange
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Rome
Foreign Office
Belgrade
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
A hospital notice lists admissions including Mrs. Ralph Langbehn of Huron for medical care, Mrs. D Hofer of Hitchcock for medical, Ethel Cross of Huron for minor surgery, Betty Zeller of Huron for minor surgery, Ellsworth Pearson of Forestburg for medical, and dismissals such as Ardis Myer of Huron. W. M. Thomas, Virgil, J. T. Murphy of Huron are noted for well wishes and speedy recovery with Walker's flowers.
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Ralph Langbehn
Huron
Hofer
Hitchcock
Medical
Ethel Cross
Betty Zeller
Ellsworth Pearson
Forestburg
Ardis Myer
W. M. Thomas
Virgil
J. T. Murphy
Walker
Laowers
Adyc
Loriks Speech Highlights Economic Policy Debates
Loriks argued for renewed farm aid and price supports, condemning industrial exploitation and calling for government action to raise purchasing power. The address cited past fiscal stimulus and warned against debt, while linking the issue to 1980s policy and Hoover era spending. Paul Open introduced candidates as Daum’s auditors noted turnout. Loriks planned a noon engagement in SIOux County with a campaign stop in Jerusale.
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Hoover
Siks
Charles Dawes
Roosevelt
Loriks
Lori
Paul Open
Spink County
South Dakota
Legislarisy
Qiyai
Guussedt
Uysterla Warning Ele Ton Campaign Propaganda
Fragmentary notice notes a political warning involving Oscar as a Democratic candidate and propaganda activity. The text is unclear and scattered with garbled phrases, but hints at election messaging and European influence concerns.
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Uysterla
Oscar Democratic
Campaign Opens as Jinan Visits Rally Ticket
Congressman Jinan formally opens his campaign for reelection by touring the Reynolds can ticket and touting his congressional record. Senator Kennedy denies charges amid Republican criticisms about WPA relief job allotments in South N. state officials defend program.
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Case
Jinants Case
Congress
Sennedy
Mitchell
A. Kennily
WPA
Coon
Sigie Republican ci
South N
Dismissal of Ole Devick From Huron Hospital
Ole Devick, hospitalized since August 26 for treatment after a basal skull fracture from a fall at Ole's Grocery on 405 Prye Avenue North, was dismissed today and has returned home to 17 Colorado Avenue Southwest to convalesce.
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Ole Devick
Huron
Colorado
Sniffles and sales mix in quirky local ad items
A garbled mix of items features medicine pitches at Humphrey's for 40 and 50 cents, a Vitamin ad aimed at men, a trade offer for 15 ewes from Jacob J Stahl, a store rental notice between Penney's and Tuneli's A Robinson, requests for a shotgun buy, two passengers seeking Minneapolis travel, found ladies shoes including black suede and brown suede, with contact notes and phone numbers.
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Gutarth
Linus
Humphrey's
Penney's
Tuneli
A. Robinson
Minneapolis
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