Sioux City Markets Run Down Hogs and Cattle Prices
Sioux City Iowa market notes show hog prices down 25 to 50 cents with mixed loads at 18.25 to 18.90 and cattle steady to weak for killers with beets at 7.50 to 14.00 and cows 6.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts around 500, demand solid. stockers and feeders pull higher with ranges 7.00 to 9.00 and calves 6.00 to 13.00 as analysts note broad movement and varied consignments from Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa sellers.
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Hardwick
Minn
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Lawton
W. L. Sweetman
Covary
J. J. Murray
Rock Rapids
Chicago Produce Prices Hit Varied Levels Across Commodities
Chicago markets report higher receipts for eggs and potatoes with firm prices on creamery eggs at 0.35 to 0.36 and ordinary firsts 0.30 to 0.33. Potatoes show Virginia barrels at 4.50 to 4.60 and Minnesota Park at 1.20. Live poultry prices rise to 0.49 with fowl at 0.23.
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Byutterhigher
Virginia
Minnesota Park
New York Produce Brief From City Desk
New York City report notes agricultural markets in flux with early Tuesday trading varying across commodities. Local brokers monitor prices for produce items and shipments arriving at urban depots.
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New York
New York City
Chicago live stock market report shows mixed hogs and firm cattle
Receipts at Union Stock Yards total about 44 000 hogs with prices mostly between 18.70 and 19.85 for the bulk and heavy weighed pigs around 12.75. Cattle receipts near 13 000 with native steers 7.00 to 15.00 and westerns 6.00 to 12.80, cows and heifers 4.40 to 12.50, calves 10.50 to 11. The sheep run is 13 000 with steady to strong prices around 10.25 to 16.75.
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Chicago
Tfl
Union Stock Yards
Market Reports Show Firmer Prices Across Dairy Eggs Poultry
Market notes indicate firmer creamery receipts at 9709 tubs with higher prices than extras about 12 percent. Egg receipts reach 20 047 cases with mixed firsts and fowl contrasts. Poultry items include alive and dressed chickens and fowls with steady to higher rates and 2205 turkeys priced per current market.
South St Paul Market Receipts Mixed as Prices Drift
South St Paul Minnesota market reports show receipts at 2000 to 3900 head with slight declines for cattle and cattle calves steady. Hogs bid around 17 to 18.70. cattle steers 9 to 13. cows and bulls near 10 to 13. lambs 8 to 15 with varying weights and stockers and feeders around 9 to 50.
Minneapolis cash close amid mixed grain quotations
Market report from Minneapolis notes fluctuating bids for futures and spot grain. Prices listed include spring wheats, Montana hard winters, durum, Dupont, Oats, Barley, and seed barley with arrivals and nominal values reflecting regional supply and demand.
Ro dee Answers Rempter Appeals to Sense of Duty
Letter to the editor condemns Rempter of Parkston for urging county action against a federal statute. The writer argues the petition shows a hazy grasp of law and government and warns the public against disloyalty and mob mentality among farmers. The piece frames the issue as a patriotic duty concern.
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Rodee
Republican
Congress of
United States
Resignations Lead to Strong Teaching Replacements at Dakota Westeyan
Two new instructors named for the Dakota Westeyan Home Economies department replace resigning Miss Lucile Rosenberger and Miss Della Pracy. Miss Mable Peters of Sac City La will take Rosenberger's post, and Miss Katherine Birch of Greencastle Ind will follow Pracy. Peters holds BS in Home Economies from Iowa State and has led Illinois Wesleyan University Domestic Art. Birch, DePaul graduate with a master's and Phi Beta Kappa honors, has ten years of teaching in multiple colleges and comes from Wind er College Minnesota.
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Dakota Westeyan
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Sac City
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Greencastle
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Iowa
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Mitchell Chamber thanks railroad board for equitable freight rates
The Mitchell Chamber of Commerce votes unanimous thanks to the South Dakota state board of railroad commissioners and to L. Kelley and O. B. Sweet for their efforts in securing equitable freight rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The city celebrates a substantial victory in the recent rate case.
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Mitchell
Board of Railroad Econumissigners
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Wesley
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Sid
State Board of Mutroad Commissioners
Mitehel
Ship Yard Workers Strike Imminent
Muted reports describe shipyard workers in the New York district joining a widening walkout as mediation continues. About 2,000 to 3,000 laborers are said to be idle with more expected to join, amid a general strike order affecting yards and related plants.
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New York
United States
Edo
Conference on Increasing Winter Wheat and Rye Yields
A national conference in Kansas City gathered wheat and rye specialists led by Dr. Raymond A. Pearson to discuss increasing acreages. Representatives from 13 states Minnesota Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Wyoming Colorado Arizona and South Dakota attended with agricultural colleges and defense councils.
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Nebraska
Arkansas
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Okhilbonia
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Colomido Say Avinstott
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Exemption Tool Defendant Sentenced in Bribery Case
Skalman Gruber and associates plead not guilty to bribery involving exemption grants. Gruber sentenced to two years in the Atlanta penitentiary after a jury deliberation lasting about 13 hours.
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New Wesleyan English Teacher at Dakota Wesleyan
Professor David H. Munson, a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan, is named head of Dakota Wesleyan University’s reorganized English department replacing Professor Crya Tull who left a year ago. Munson, 35, comes from Ellsworth College Iowa Falls, with a record of successful teaching and leadership in English, rhetoric, classics, folklore, philosophy and public speaking. He is expected to strengthen the college’s programs and campus life as forensics and athletic activities continue. Jackson County Fair plans also announce preparations for Aug 29 to 31 in Wadoka with notable farm products and livestock exhibits anticipated to be the county’s finest.
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Illnois Wesleyan
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Pershing Sees Verdun Battle In Paris Return
Major General Pershing commander of the American expedition in France returns to his Paris headquarters after witnessing the Verdun front offensive with General Petain. He was greatly impressed by the spirit and vigor of the French troops.
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PORKER SHARKS DRAW BIG FINES
A Mt. Vernon group of gamblers faced Sheriff Olvens after a local spread of gambling. The quartet including Kmeht and Jimnyasoan pled guilty, with fines totaling 415 dollars after a morning arrest in Mitchell.
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