Armour Market Slaughter and Livestock Rates Report
Market notes from Sioux City, Paul and Sioux Falls include cattle, hogs, and sheep price ranges. Slaughter cattle and calves steady to weak, hogs opening lower, sheep firm with good demand for fat lambs. multiple weights and classes quoted, with top bids around 9.25 for heavy cattle and 8.85 for best fed lambs.
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Sioux City
Siouk City
Dept
Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux Falls
Sioum Falls
Market Slow As Chicago Hog Prices Inch Forward
Slow trading in Chicago on April 1 saw 25 006 hogs on direct billing with 4 000 carryovers. Prices hovered around 8.00 for select lighters as packers held totals and demand remained weak for calves and lambs. Cattle showed steady but low activity with Eastern demand soft. lambs offered at 10 000 head largely fair to good and firm.
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Chicago
Cricago
Dept
Wheat and Hog Futures Mixed Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago hog futures showed light weights steady to lower with 7.35 for April heavies and bids around 8.60 for June. Cattle and calves faced slow trading, with steady or slipping prices on steers and vealers. Minneapolis wheat futures closed lower as May to September contracts eased, cash grains steady and notes of light winter durum and barley demand.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Montana
Minneapolis and Duluth Wheat and Produce Close Apr 1
Minneapolis and Duluth markets report cash and futures for wheat and durum with several grades listed and prices noted. Chicago and New York price circles show butter eggs poultry and grain quotations, with various regional produce and livestock figures included.
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Sioux City
Springs
New York
Duluth
Sinck
Young Citizens declamatory contest winners meet in Huron
Fifteen Beadle county grade school pupils who won district contests will compete in the county meet in Huron on Saturday April 11. Five divisions include first and second graders, intermediate grade, and seventh and eighth graders. Winners advance to divisional meet at Wessington Springs April 18 and state meet at Pierre May 1-2. Izaak Walton league of Huron endorses the event with three trophy plaques for county winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Grade School
Netlie Brusso
Brat
Ar Jene Kempf
Carlisle Township
Elva Peterson
Whiteside Township
Joseph Tobin
Fairfield Township
Peggy Kellogg
Foster Township
Dwight Show
Caywour
Anita May Kunze
Grant Township
Eileen Peterson
Frank Rughes
Valley Township
Geraldine Basse
Yale
Genevieve Ferman
Cavour
Lone Hedland
Pearl Creek Township
Ralph Ulrich
LaVerna Woehlport
Ruth Wittenberger
Owen Kunze
Beadle County
Wessington Springs
Brusso
Young Citizens League
Pierre
Izaak Walton League of
Huron
Presbyterian Church Sets Goal to Cut Indebtedness
At the annual meeting the Presbyterian church outlined plans to reduce debt by 2000 to 2500 dollars next year while aiming for 8100 dollars in operating expenses and 800 more toward debt. The Ladies Association plans to contribute most of the bond retirement funds. Fred D. Greene joined the session. several trustees and officers were reelected. Dr H P Carson was named moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. ©. Martin
Ladies Association
Greene
Fred D. Greene
Organization of
A. E. Buck
G. A. Youel
B.C. Schulze
John IL Pasek
B. H Kerr
A M Haskell
G O Martin
L H. Terpening
E. E. Vance
Glenn Waibel
George G. Bell
Paul K. Myers
Hubert Ketelle
Carson
H. P. Carson
Presbyterian Synod of
South Dakota
H. A. Hill
Mission Society
C. E. Daniels
McCune Auxiliary
Stanley Oshort
C. N
Braine
Bell
Buck
Pasek
Rotarians Listen To Easter Program
Beary Donald Streeter and Frank Kuehn with Mrs Harriet Ray at the piano sang Easter music for the Rotary Club program.
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Beary
Donald Streeter
Frank Kuehn
Harriet Ray
Pioneer Des MlK Point Arr Charles Wood Leads Saturday Rally
A fragmentary report notes Charles Wood leading a gathering at a local home Sunday night in South Dakota. The text references a march or point, mentioning a single event and a connection to a union, with unclear details and wording.
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Mlk Point
Charles Wood
South Dakota
Union Ou
Leek
De Smet Man Heads Lions Group Formed in Iistrict No 4
De Smet resident William M Warren was named chairman of Lions Club Group No 4 as seven South Dakota groups are created by the service organization. Members from Lake Preston De Smet Wessington Miller Woolsocket Howard and Huron heard talks by C W Webb and others. Chairman Warren led a meeting at Hotel Marvin and a second gathering is planned in De Smet on April 2 with a goal of three to four group meetings annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin W. Strong
Mitchell
Marvin Hugh
Huron
C. S. Betts
St de Smet
Police Chief Urges Cooperation on Downtown Parking Limit
Police Chief A W Hopkins asked motorists to cooperate to help enforce the nine minute downtown parking limit in Huron. Beginning tomorrow officers will arrest violators to minimize arrests, and police will renew efforts to enforce full stops at arterial highway crossings.
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Huron
A. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
Sioux Falls Firm Chosen to Design Capitol Annex
The state capitol commission named Perkins and McWayne of Sioux Falls to design South Dakota's new statehouse annex at its first meeting. A follow up session with the architects is planned, and the firm has previously designed public structures including the university administration building.
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Sioux Falls
Capitol
Pierre
Perkins and McWayne
South Dakota
Statehouse
State Capitol Commission
The
State University
Threaten Retaliation For Cotton Oil Tax
Iowa officials and lawmakers discussed retaliatory action against northern states over lard substitute tax. Iowa Senate approved a three cent per pound levy now before a house committee. National Cottonseed Products Association warned the measure would harm southern cotton seed interests and provoke cross state retaliation. governors from South Carolina to Texas voiced disapproval of such discriminatory legislation.
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Des Moines
Iowa Bekers’ Association
Iowa
Iowa Senate
House
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Teinois
North Dakota
Ohio
Earl
Haines
National Cottonseed Products Association of
Memphis
Tenn
South Carolina
Texas
Warren R. Austin Wins Senate Seat in Vermont
Warren R. Austin, a 53 year old lawyer from Burlington, won a special election to fill the late Senator Frank L. Greene seat. He defeated Stephen M. Driscoll, with 2742 to 15331 votes. Driscoll pressed the prohibition issue. Austin did not.
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Warren R. Austin
Montpelier
United States Senate
Stephen M. Driscoll
Austin
Driscoll
Frank L. Greene
Burlington
Roosevelt Signs Bill to Call Constitutional Convention
Albany April and Roosevelt approve a bill asking Congress to convene a constitutional convention to consider a specified task. He said the action reflects the legislature's will and the predominant sentiment of the state.
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Roosevelt
Albany
Congress
City voters urged to approve land purchase for West Park pool
A petition with over 90 signatures asks the city to place a $25,000 purchase of the West Park concrete pool and 12 acres of adjoining land on the spring election ballot set for April 21. West Park Development owner H Bruemmer argues the price equals his investment and notes $2,000 annual profit from the site.
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West Park
City Commission
C. G. Walkler
Huron Park Board
H. Bruemmer
West Park Development Company
Walker
Park Board
Ex School Teacher Dies From Wounds In Huron
Charles J. Harding a former rural school teacher was found in his room at the Dakota House with a self inflicted throat wound. He died in a Huron hospital late yesterday afternoon. His only known relative was a brother in England. Harding had lived in Huron since 1911 and taught at several county schools but had not taught for three years. He will be buried in a Huron cemetery tomorrow.
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Charles J. Harding
Dakota
Huron
Harding
Harry Harding
Hyves
Cheltenham Road
Parkstone
Dorset
England
J. P. Walsh
Brookings
Huron College
Nellie Brusso
Walsh
Yale School Board Reelects Teachers This Week
Yale April 1 special report lists reelected staff at a school board meeting. Superintendent Mr Moon, assistant high school Miss L Stiner, grammar grades Miss Beckman, intermediate grades Miss Harding, with board members John K Hofer William Muself Mr Haigh Mr Schultz and William Basse present.
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Yale School Board
YALE
Moon
L. Stiner
Beckman
Harding
John K. Hofer
William Muself
Haigh
Schultz
William Basse
Change in Huron A Cappella tour route announced
Ralph Myers business manager announced a revised spring tour for the Huron College A Cappella choir. The opening concert moves to Castlewood on April 10 and will perform at Clark the following night with the remainder of the itinerary unchanged.
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Huron College
Ralph Myers
Castlewood
Clark
Observe Holy Week In Methodist Church
Holy Week at Frat Methodist Church features two major services this week. Tonight at 7 30 a spiritual retreat opens the observance of the week of prayer. Thursday evening Holy Communion will be celebrated with the Upper Room Candle Light service. The choir led by Mrs Bayles performs and Standard Bearers candle bearers assist. Rev F E Lothridge presides assisted by Rev E B Cooney of Miller. Members urged to attend.
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Frat Methodist Church
F. E. Lothridge
E. B. Cooney
Miller
Green Sets April 17 For Arbor and Bird Day
Governor Warren Green designated April 17 as Arbor and Bird Day in South Dakota. Proclamation cites trees provide shade in summer shelter from storms in winter and beauty for the countryside. Since 1885 governors have urged tree planting by annual proclamation.
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Pierre
Apr
Warren Green
South Dakota
Sacred Drama The Upper Room Presented by Watertown Church
The Immaculate Conception church players of Watertown performed The Upper Room at St Terese last night. Director Miss Millicent Zervas earned much credit for a reverent interpretation of Christ s passion. The drama follows the betray al, crucifixion, burial and Holy Week events across three acts.
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Immaculate Conception Church of
Watertown
St. Ter
Christ
Millicent Zervas
Wanted saleslady and canvassers for room A-7 Royal Hotel
Classified short notices list jobs and ads for sewing alterations in curtain department at 114 Harconite, two lady canvassers needed for orders with good commission, apply in person at Royal Hotel room A-7 after 6:30 pm. Also potato seed and table use by H C Seeman at 739 13th with phone 8383 and cord wood for sale at 124 Dakota 3.
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Royal Hotel
H.C Seeman
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