Market News Shows Mixed Swine and Cattle Prices Across Markets
Swine prices eased five cents with sow quotes steady, top hogs at 6.10 as receipts reached six hundred. Chicago and Sioux Falls reports note hogs steady to lower, cattle and sheep prospects generally lower, with heavy activity driven by holiday influences and regional packer demand. Sioux City and Watertown include steady to lower hogs, varying cattle grades, and lambs weak to steady amid incomplete bids.
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Armour Stocy
Huron
Cattle and Hog Market Report From St Paul and Sioux City
Livestock market notes from St Paul and Sioux City show mixed demand. Cattle receipts about 9 000 at St Paul with steady to weak demand for fed steers and yearlings and price ranges mostly steady to higher for certain classes. packer demand weak for stockers and feeders. Hogs slow and near steady with top weight classes around 6.20, sows weaker, calves and dairy cattle mixed. Sheep receipts about 16 460 with steady slaughter trend and limited action on fat lambs. western feeders and Dakota shipments prominent. Sioux City reports 30 000 cattle receipts and 900 calves, with slow trade for beef steers and yearlings and steady to easy moves for heifers and cows.
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Steaudy
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
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U. S
Dakota
Sioux City
Markets Shown From Huron Produce Market Prices
Huron produce market prices reported daily to the Evening Banner show wheat and grain bids from Chicago and Minneapolis. December contracts for wheat touched highs then settled near unchanged with spot strength tied to government programs. corn oats and flax prices are listed with regional quotations and basis figures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
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Markets At Glance New York and Mitchell and Sioux Falls Trade Briefs
Market notes from New York Mitchell and Sioux Falls show steady stocks with some advances in selected issues, firm sugar, mixed grain signals with wheat steady to strong, corn firm, and hogs steady with limited supply. Produce reports list varied prices for hens, turkeys, eggs, butterfat, butter, and related commodities across the three locales.
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New York
Chicago produce prices and receipts for poultry and dairy
Chicago reports Monday dairy and poultry receipts and prices with figures for creamery butter eggs and cheese. Live poultry includes hens roosters and turkeys with colored white Plymouth and Leghorn varieties listed by weight and price.
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Axita
Plymouth Rock
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New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market data shows Monday receipts across dairy and produce sectors. Butter and creamery prices rise slightly with headings indicating firsts and seconds, while cheese receipts stay steady. Fresh imports, colors, and graded categories appear with various multipliers and percentage notes.
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Watertown and Sioux City Produce Prices Plummet Sparks
Produce notes from Watertown and Sioux City dated Sept 30 detail poultry prices for hens over and under five pounds, Leghorns, heavy breeds, cocks, and springs. Egg prices for No 1 and No 2, butter grades, and dressed poultry rates for fowls, broilers, fryers, ducks, and roosters are listed with case and trade figures.
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Hennery Eyes
Sioux Falls
Horn Springs
Watertown
Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City
Irregular Stock Prices Rally Amid Skepticism
Stock prices moved irregularly higher in today’s market despite ongoing skepticism about international affairs. Aircraft and specialty shares led gains with fractions to a point, while many readers failed to meet the grade as transfers neared 400,000 shares.
Closing Bank Stock Highlights and Readings
Minute by minute bank stock table shows First Banke, Northwest Banco and others with bid ask and close values. Curb market notes in New York and Minneapolis list percent changes and closing figures for multiple financials.
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P Northwest Banco
Club Women To Meet At Pierre
Miss Gertrude Null of Huron will preside over the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Pierre. Directors will discuss policies and officer reports as sessions open Tuesday. The convention will start with American Citizen Day and a golden jubilee birthday rug event at the Masonic Temple, with Dr. Josephine Lree of Lima, Ohio, speaking on American Home Day.
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Huron
Pierre
Seaphant UN Citizensttin
Home and Fine Arts
South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
Masonic Temple
Josephine L.ree
Lima
National American Home Committee
British Residents In Tokyo Convicted Of Espionage
Seven British residents in Japan were convicted of espionage with three more indicted and five under investigation on similar charges, according to the Demet News Agency. Sentences and trial details were withheld for official reasons. the Britons were seized in a nationwide spy roundup two months ago.
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Tames
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Indiana Hunters Arrive In Plane For Pheasant Hunt
Glenn J. Goddard of Valparaiso Indiana and Mr and Mrs John Read of Chesterton Indiana arrived yesterday by plane from Chicago. They will spend four or five days pheasant hunting east of Huron. Goddard owns and pilots the plane and will leave it at the Huron airport. Read is a Chesterton bank cashier.
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Hunters warn against unsafe pheasant hunting practices
The piece urges safety in the field, noting pheasants may taste off if not bled cleaned and cooled promptly. It stresses不要 alcohol with powder in the field, warns that careless handling can cost a life, and reminds readers to follow game laws for future seasons as officials deem bag limits reasonable.
Taxes To Exempt New Defense Facilities From Tax At 20 Percent
Legislation would allow a 20 percent annual deduction for the cost of new defense facilities completed after June 10 1940 over a five year period. It would suspend limits on profits from war ships and military aircraft during the excess profits tax period and create a government insurance program for draftees guardsmen and naval personnel. Pension increases for railroad retirement beneficiaries who served between the Spanish American War and today are proposed at an estimated annual cost of 50 600 000.
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Railroad Retirement Board
Calin F. Stam
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Conference Committee
Cannabiy
Texas
Senate
Tiger Day Queen King Identities Secret at H S
Watertown area high school plans Tiger Day festivities with a Thursday coronation ceremony and Friday game to cap the events. Student Council announces candidates La Vila Brenner Marye Georgiades Peggy Hall Robert Klar Robert Zieske and Harold Sambak pending secret vote results.
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Watertown
la Vila Brenner
Marye Georgiades
Peggy Hall
Robert Klar
Robert Zieske
Harold ‘Sambak
County Teachers In Session Here
Beadle County educators gathered in Huron for a two day fall institute at the Jefferson school. Over 100 teachers from rural and town schools attended the opening session conducted by Supt Andrew F Lang with speakers M Tostlebe and Supt Kuang. A luncheon is slated Tuesday at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel and afternoon sessions will also meet there.
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Huron City Schools
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George Titus
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Tests Administered To College Freshmen At Huron College
Freshman group at Huron College undergoes second set of regular tests under Dr Zook with reading comprehension included. Results will be tabulated later to study individual student needs as part of nationwide efforts to tailor courses and classroom procedures to individual learners.
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Zook
Vnsii Hillions of Higher Learning
Young Democrats Meet Tonight in State Democratic HQ
Beadie County Young Democrats meet at the State Democratic Headquarters above Fulfield Store, 45 Dakota Avenue South, to handle bills from this month’s convention and elect a successor to William Bussell who resigned. Ed Youngs serves as temporary chairman. Meeting starts at 8 p.m.
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Auxiliary At Gann Valley Names Officers
Abernathy Post No. 16 of the Armenean Legion Auxiliary met at Gann Valley and elected officers including President Alyce Stroud and vice presidents Hattie Rasmussen and Merie Tysdale. Officers will be installed in October.
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Hattie Rasmussen
Merie Tysdale
Gladys Brown
Pearl Fraser
JM Edith
Nettie Fraser
Ada Trance
Cowhensow Park Celebrates Reagan Day With Silhouettes
Huron hosts Reagan Day events at Campbell Park with a foot-long dog sale, contests, and a parade. Activities include a silhouette contest across downtown windows, a 4-H music segment, and a 5 prize giveaway. A parade forms at 2 PM, ending with a 8:20 PM dance at Davns Auditorium.
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Extension Club 70 Plans Pheasant Supper
The September Hui4ming Hee Extension Club meeting, held at Mrs. Harman Rich's home, planned a pheasant supper for October 20 at Mrs. John Sweeney's home for members and families. Names of peanut sisters were revealed and a new honor was drawn for next year. Fruit and tea were served. the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Gust Boetel.
Too Late To Classify Free Motor Test Ad
Classified fragment offers free motor tests and repair services. Mentions Bud's Motor Co and Martha Fi with contact details. Also references a hunters guide claim at a Chamber of Commerce desk and a hotel, plus various rental and housing notices.
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