Market News Armour Receipts and Hog Prices Apr 2
Hogs offered were few and buyers pressed for supplies in Chicago on April 2. Bids for choice 160-200 lb hogs were rejected as prices opened higher but activity remained light. Sioux City reports steady to weak cattle and higher hogs with varied weights, while Chicago hog futures show September at 8.75 with May and September bids around 8.25 and 7.75.
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Chicago
Chigage
Sioux City
Uprhu
Dept. Agr
Lust
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Stags
Minnespolis
Bartley
Chicago Livetech
Nem
WU. S
Moisture Affects Wheat Quotations in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports show wheat futures opening weak due to ongoing rains and market liquidation ahead of a holiday. May wheat closed lower while July and September shifted. coarse grains fell, flax dull, and cash wheat remained firm amid moderate offerings. Prices for No. 1 northern, amber durum, and other grains varied with mixed demand and emerging market softness.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Sioux Falls and St Paul Livestock Prices Report
Market notes from Sioux Falls and St Paul show cattle and hog sales with price ranges. Hogs near 7.00 to 7.40 in light and medium weights, higher on heavy weights, while cattle move limited with butchers steady and calves around 6.00 to 7.00. Chicago reports slower hog trade with various weight ranges and prices.
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Sioux Falls
St. Paul
U. S
Liberty Purchased By McFadden Group
The McCormick and Patterson partnership gains Liberty magazine through MacFadden Publications and the Detroit Daily, expanding their weekly magazine holdings. The deal keeps Liberty’s editorial policy unchanged while boosting overall circulation toward 140 million copies yearly across the group’s titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
McFadden Group
New York
Robert 2. McCormick
Joseph Medill Patterson
MacFadden Publications, Inc
MacFadden
Detroit
Mich
McCormick and Patterson
MacFadden Group
MacFadden Publications
Curtin Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
P “Liberty
Beresrr MarFedden
Detroit Daily
Hieedden Vise
New York City
Graphic
New York Daily News
McCormick
Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Closing Quotations From A Stock Market Snapshot
A dense list of stock symbols and their closing quotations across diverse industries including chemicals, automotive, utilities, food, rail, and consumer goods. Notable entries include Am Can, Chrysler, General Foods, General Motors, AT&T, Sears Roebuck, Reading, Union Carbide, and Woolworth, with prices or percentage changes showing varied market activity.
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Am Can
Am Car & Fay
Am Sm & Rig
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour A
Armour B
Atchison
At Cet
Atl
Balt
Bendix
Beth Su
Can Pac
Case (Jd
Cocrp
de Passo
Chen & Oate
Stp&ap
Can WH
Chrysler Mhi
Cole Fuel
Col G & ES
Cons Gas
Corn
Curtis Wr
Devg Inc
Eastaan
Erie
Fox Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Gold Dust
Houston Gil
Hudson
TU Cent
Comb E
Hary
Nick
Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Nash
Mack
Mack Tks 35; MK & T 18%; Mo Pac 3; Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cast Reg
Nat Power & Lgt
NY Cent
NR & H
Nor & West
Packard
Para
Rep St
Rerm
UH Steel
Willys
Woolworth
Stocks Report Nears Close With Mixed Bank Highlights
In Minneapolis market activity the Bank stock shows a modest 2 percent movement as investors track First Bank, Benco rporation, Nz Cons and Cities Service along with Standard Oil Indiana. The session reflects a cautious tone with close readings indicating varied performance across sectors.
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Minneapolis
First Bank
Ie Bencorporation
Servier
Standard Oil Indiana
Elks Officers Will Elect At Annual Meeting
Unclear OCR reads show Elks Lodge officers to be elected at annual meeting. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate routine election of lodge leadership and associated duties. Local members anticipate ballots and officer roles decided by vote.
Kiwanis Club Ten Years Old Milestone Watched at Harom Hotel
The Huron Kiwanis club marked its tenth anniversary with a luncheon at the Marvin Highitt hotel as past presidents shared highlights from a decade of service. E. L. Sewell led the meeting with remarks and a roll of charter members still on the roster.
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Harom Kiwanis Club
Marvin Highitt Hotel
Huron Kiwanis Club
A. A. Chamberlain
B. H. Kerr
Hubert Ketelle
J. C. Shirley
Clyde RK. Smith
C. K. Walker
Blake F. Patt
Max Royhl
Leon B. Kendall
Hans A. Wagner
Kendall
Chicago
Mr. Wagner
Minneapolis
E. L. Sewell
Huron Club
Chamberlain
E. H. Bruemmer
Milton C. Alford
RD. Anderson
Bayard M. Beach
C. L. Bailey
Mr. Bruemmer
E. H. Bryan
Mr. Chamberlain
Herbert Mi Cass
Archie B. Crowell
Clint H. Hanson
Robert B. Hill
Mitchell
Haymond Crossman
Omaha
Kivenis
Haron
Sheffield
New Beauty Shop Opens Here Today in Huron
Formal opening of the Poudre Pulte beauty shop is announced for today by Mrs. Marguerite Hargens. The shop sits above the Huron Candy Kitchen in apartment No 1. Hargens brings Miss Winifred Cain from Hu Ton to assist in the business. The shop features modernistic decor and the latest equipment.
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Huron
Marguerite
Hargens
Pierre
Winifred Cain
Hu- Ton
Easter Vacation Begins for Huron Pupils
The close of classes in Huron's public schools and Huron college marks the start of a four day Easter break lasting until Tuesday morning. Easter programs prefaced the holiday at the college chapel, and public schools observed Easter rites before clams work resumes Tuesday morning. The break precedes the regular summer vacation period.
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Huron
Huron College
Wagner To Represent Huron In Divisional Contest
Robert Wagner of Huron high school will be one of three District 15 reps in the divisional declamatory contest at Pierre on Saturday. The meet was announced by A. A. Lang, superintendent of Huron Schools. Wagner will perform in oratory with the piece American or Foreigner, as he and other regional entrants prepare in Vermillion last week.
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Robert Wagner
Huron
Huron High School
Vermillion
Pierre
A. A. Lang
Mui
Apn
Foeiaken
Beconte Comet
Dekota
Charlotte Bard
Miller
Mary 2
Cooperation Seen As Blocking Raise
Washington April 2 Cooperation of both major parties in the next congress is expected to prevent a federal tax increase to cover a near 700 million deficit. Leaders in the house and senate oppose higher levies and plan a minimum budget for 1932 33 while pursuing savings through reduced public works and shorter term financing.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roop
Jones
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Tl Am
Hoover
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Woods
College Play Is Newspaper Drama at Huron College
Theta Alpha Phi will stage Dulcy a college gym production on Thursday April 13. The play centers on the romance of journalism with leading figures Franklin P Adams Marc Connelly and George S Kauffman contributing as authors. Prof E B Duponcel notes the script mirrors real newspaper life with sharp wit and insight.
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Dulcy
Theta Alpha Phi
Huron College Dramatic Sorority
College Gymnasium
E. 8. DuPoncet
DuPoncel
Franklin P. Adams
New York
Daley
Marc Connelly
Green Pas‘bures
George S. Kauffman
Kauffman
Prof. DuPoncet
New Winter Dental Anesthetic Debuts In Huron
A novel dental anesthetic method called the Hinkle system arrives in Huron at Dr A A Wollmanns office. The procedure combines ether chloroform and alcohol to create a dry vapor that desensitizes pain without full unconsciousness. Dr Wollmann witnessed its use at a Denver dental convention last summer.
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Huron
A. A. Wollmann
Huros
Wollmann
Denver
Public Invited to Inspect Birdhouse Design Exhibit
Public invited to inspect birdhouse designs at junior high school manual training workshops Saturday from 9 30 a m to 3 p m. More than 290 attractive entries in the Smeak Walton Weague contest will be shown. Builders stand to be awarded prizes. entry deadline is 9 o'clock Saturday morning.
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Harvey Tice
E. E
Smeak Walton Weague
Tmanuel
Fire Destroys Feed Mill and Blacksmith Shop in Frederick
A feed mill valued at 3700 and a blacksmith shop worth 4100 were destroyed by fire last night in Frederick. The feed mill was owned by Olaf Anderson and the blacksmith shop by A G Olaon, origin of the blaze unknown. Fire departments from Abedeen and Ellendale, NB, arrived too late to save the structures. In Omaha, Charles Hughes of Griswold was hospitalized after an accident Monday when his foot was crushed by a tractor, leaving him with a broken leg.
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Frederick
Olaf Anderson
A. G. Olaon
Abedeen
Ellendale
N.bc
Omaha
Charles Hughes
Ouiar Fhe
Hughes
Short
Murdy Gillstrap Wedding Ties Aberdeen Couple
Murdy of the Lincoln hospital Aberdeen and Arline Gilstrap of Huron wed at the bride’s parents home 634 Fifth street southwest in Aberdeen. Rev F K Locnridge officiated at 9 am in a small family ceremony with out of town guests including Mrs Pearl Murdy and Mr Mrs J L Gillstrap. The couple planned a month away then to reside in Aberdeen where Dr Murdy is associated with the Murdy Clinic.
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Murdy-Gillstrap
Robert ©. Murdy
Lincoln Hospital
Aberdeen
Arline Gilstrap
Huron
Chris Gill- Stray
Fifth Street
F. K. Locnridge
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Pearl
Murdy
J. L. Gillstrap
Dex Moines
Gillstrap
Liquor Offenses Drive 35 Arrests in Quarter
Huron police report 118 arrests this year with 35 liquor violations and 36 traffic offenders. Fines totaled 842 dollars, bonds 789 dollars. Eyestone shooting tied to officers quizzing 15 suspects. various other arrests listed. Police matron Mrs. Coshun logged 77 calls, 35 outside visits, 10 letters, and supervised 33 dances.
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Huron
Police Department
A. W. Hopkins
Charles B. Eyestone
E. K. Coshun
Claims Brothers Is Being Railroaded in Murder Case
Louis Piquett, attorney for Leo Brothers, argues at the murder trial of Leo Brothers for the Lingle killing that a conspiracy framed him. He cites Pat Kache, Clark Applegate, and Lingle as conspirators, and claims Applegate’s testimony is coerced to place Brothers at the scene. Prosecution objections dismiss several remarks as stricken.
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Chicawa
Leo Brothers
Louis Piquett
Brothers
Alfred Lingle
St. Louisan
Tribune
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Piquett
Lingle
Pat Kache
State's Attorney's Office
Clark Applegate
Kentucky
Turtian
Ifian
Lingte
Applegate
Roche
Terry Druggan
John Stenge
Railroad Course To Be Open To Public
The Chicago North Western Athletic association golf course will open to the public later this month with a nominal non member fee. Supervisors will limit numbers to prevent congestion. Association officers were re elected with E P Walsh and C H Thatcher in leadership. Club chairs include J Feilenzer for Gun club and Ralph Bowers for Golf. A stray line notes James I of England 1586 1625 was made baronet and baronetess at a value of $5000 each.
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Chicago & North Western Athletic Association
Aleociation
E P. Walsh
Igts
C. H. Thatcher
Cet
Gun Club
J. Feilenzer
Jim Ebert
York
Horneshoe
Frank Thompson
Golt
Ralph
Bowers
Martin
Walter Kettleson
Athletic Park
Schwartz Cheirman
A. W. Lynch
Ebert C
J. Buck
C. H. ‘Thatcher
Shouse Plans Democratic Campaign Kickoff Across West
Democratic national committee chairman James M. Shouse will launch the 1932 campaign with three speeches starting in Des Moines next Tuesday. He will tour California and Seattle, outlining party achievements, economic questions, and plans for 1932 while addressing concerns over anti prohibition positions and western state support.
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Washington
Democratic National Executive Committee
Des Moines
Congress
Shouse
National Committee
de Maines
Shause
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Demoocratic Club of California
Raskeb
the Nations
Republican Nations
Iowa
Pioneer Bus Line Sold In South Dakota Transfer
Mrs Minnie Hebeler of Huron sells Red Ball Transportation line between Hero and Mitchell to John Stevens of Mitchell effective immediately. The sale ends one of three early routes started by the late Fred Hebeler who died three years ago. Mrs Hebeler had already disposed of lines between Huron and Doland and Huron and Aberdeen. Frank Brooks aided operations as Mrs Hebeler plans to enter the Denver hotel business in about two weeks.
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Hebeler
Pioneer Bus Line
South Dakota
Pioneer Bus Lines
Red Ball Transportation
Minnie Hebeler
Huron
John Stevens
Mitchell
Hero
Fred Hebeler
Doland
Aberdeen
Denver
Cole
Marriage Licenses for Robert Coliver Murdy and Arline Gillstrap
Robert Coliver Murdy, 32, of Aberdeen and Arline Gillstrap, 24, of Hurom obtained a marriage license. The couple plans a future ceremony.
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Robert Coliver Murdy
Aberdeen
Arline Gillstrap
Hurom
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List in Huron Area
In Huron and nearby locales, Fern Passenheim and several others were admitted for various medical and surgical needs including Mrs A C Jones and Mrs Christina Hendickson. Dismissed: Mrs C J Crawley from Huron.
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Fern Passenheim
Huron
A. C. Jones
A. J. Curry
Christina Hendickson
C. Marston
Herbert Kuhhnan
Burm
Roy Tschetter
Hitchcock
Ida Tscheiter
Hitchesek
Medica
C. J. Crawley
For Rent Notice and Furniture Offer at 438 Franke Ave
Public catalog notice lists a new four room modern house for rent at 438 Franke Ave with contact 3072. Also offered is a Queen Ann dining table at a cheap price with contact 4287.
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Queen Ann
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Lowe
Aaron Grain Market
Orw
St. Ory
Eer
Bw & Co
Auras Dairy Market
Bock
UN AZ
Stonx Falls
God Ower
Gan al Springs
Steacy
Elks
Yuler
Kiwanis Club
Huron Organization
Claims Brothers
James I
England
Franke Ave
McLean
Sheldon F. Reese
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