Market News: Armour Receipts and Sioux City Livestock
Armour markets show strong tone with 1200 pounds traded and premiums paid. Cattle and calves steady, hogs active, lambs and sheep variable. Sioux City and Chicago reports reflect brisk demand and higher bids across beef, pork, and sheep, with Good Friday observations affecting markets.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Siouxm City
Sioux Falls
U. S. Dept. Agg
Genecel
South ST. Paul
U. S
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Stags
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Reports April Food Prices
Markets report on Huron and Mitchell area poultry and egg prices dated April 3 listing Huron Poultry and Eggs products from various firms, live hens, leghorn prices, butterfat, eggs, and related meat and dairy values. includes Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago markets and New York price notes.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Pridey
Sioux City
Springs
Demand Curb On Smoke Nuisance
Chicago report on a Midwest Power Engineering conference notes rising public pressure for smoke abatement in England Germany and the United States. It cites proposals for funded departments independent advisory boards and strict rules while detailing England and Germany progress such as washing systems high stacks and electric precipitators as part of ongoing research and regulation efforts.
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Chicago
England
Germany
United States
E. H. Whitlock
Stevens Institute of Technology
Brooklyn
United Gen
Victor J. Azbe
Citizens
London
America Leads In Russian Exports
The United States led the world in the value of exports to Soviet Russia in 1923-30, at 149 million dollars, driven by industrial and farm machinery for the five year plan. Germany ranked second, England third, while Russia bought 120 million from Germany and 48 million from England, with notable gains in paints, dyes, and nonferrous metals.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Commerce Department
Germany
England
French Italian Naval Pact Strains Surface In Paris
In Paris from April 2 to 4 observers report deeper rifts between France and Italy over the tentative naval accord. Experts fear misplacements of aging warships and the national defense council weighs adjustments ahead of 1936 plans. Italy and Germany plan large new ships, while France faces limited new tonnage.
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Paris
France
Trels
Jose
Superior Council For National Defense
Italy
Germany
Admiral Scheers
Dentist Joins New York Clinic Staff From Omaha
Dr. A L Russell of Omaha Nebraska has arrived in Huron to join the staff of New York Dental Co. He isCreighton University 1928 honor student and will work from Costain apartments. Elks lodge in Huron plans a brief session tonight at 3 o clock to install new officers. A note on a process claims millions of dyes can be made from an altar residue, a byproduct of bituminous coal.
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New York Clinic
A. L. Russell
Omaha
Nebraska
Huron
New York Dental Co
Russell
Creditate
Creighton University
Sod
Costain
Elks 70
Huron Elks Lodge
Timi
Mary McCormic May Give Up Opera
Hollywood gossip recalls Mary McCormic weighing a full opera exit after announcing plans to marry a foreign born oilman. The piece links her to Pola Negri and mentions Negri’s Paris divorce and recent Hollywood talks while noting McCormic’s cautious stance on singing for now.
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Mary McCormic
Mary Me
Hollywood
April Cormick
Serae Mdiyani
Pola Negri
Paris
Mix McCormic
Byrd Will Lead New Antarctic Venture After Pole Feat
Washington reports plans by Admiral Richard E. Byrd to mount another Antarctic expedition. The famed aviator, renowned for transatlantic and polar flights, envisions years of scientific work and renewed use of aircraft to push exploration further. Byrd’s career spans Navy service, Arctic expeditions, and pivotal aviation milestones shaping cold climate exploration.
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Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Reas
Newfoundland
North Pole
Floyd Bennett
Atlantic
South Pole
England
United States
Naval
Donald MacMillan
Arctic
Navy
Congress
Lundin Opposes Thompson in Chicago Mayoral Fight
In Chicago the Lundin faction, once a dominant force in Cook County Republican politics, publicly opposes Mayor Thompson in the April 7 election. Lundin denounces Thompson and predicts his political sun has set. He denies backing the Chicago Republican Business Men's Club, amid a campaign that otherwise sees few Democratic meetings that day.
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Chicago
Ayo
Pred Lundin
Williams Hale Thornpean
Sater
Cook County
Thompson
Lundin
Chicago to Get Texas Gas For July Pipeline Completion
New York reports Chicago will receive natural gas from Texas via a 24 inch pipeline. The line from Armorillo field in the Lone Star state travels 960 miles to Chicago, with a 15 mile Rock Island to Juliet spur. Completion set for July 1, delays after July 3 cost engineers 1500 dollars daily, bonuses apply for time shaved, total project about 6 million dollars. An all glass house by a Japanese scientist showcases distant air ventilation.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Armorillo
Lone Star State
Rock Island
Juliet
Park Workers In Busy Season In Ravine Riverside Parks
Park workers enter the peak season as Huron endures a light snowfall. About 1,500 shrubs have been planted in Ravine park with 700 more planned, along with 780 trees. A large shipment of pines and spruces will aid Ravine and Riverside parks. Riverside neighborhood projects include a lily pond, rose arbor, and brick wall. Roses will bloom partially this year, with full blossoms next year. The American Legion Auxiliary gains approval to plant a poppy bed along Riverside park.
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Huron
Park Board
Ravine Park
Ravine
Riverside
Robert Fair
Riverside Park
James Jriver
Third Street
Jay
American Legion Auxiliary
Broadway
Lawn Ridge
Caldwell Indicted in Louisville Finance Scandal
Louisville April 3 Caldwell president of Cauldwell and company Nashville Tennessee was indicted by the Jefferson county grand jury on charges of making false representations to obtain credit in negotiating a merger with Bancokentucky. New indictments accuse James B. Brown and Charles Jones of embezzlement and conspiracy relating to a 2 million note. The grand jury dropped earlier charges and substituted them with these counts asserting insolvency and inflated asset values.
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Caldwell
Louisville
Rogers Caldwell
Cauldwell and Company
Nashville, Tenn
Jefferson County Grand Jury
Bancokentucky
James B. Brown
Charles ¥. Jones
Bankokentucky
Brown
Bancakentucky
Wakefield and Company
Brown and Jones
Grand
Protestants Unite In Church Services In Huron
Nearly 1,000 persons attended Good Friday union services at the Methodist Episcopal church in Huron today. The program ran from noon to 3 p.m. directed by Rev. A S Carlson with speakers including Rev. W W Thrall Rev S D Disrud Rev Carlson Dr Hubert Ketelle Rev F E Lochridge Rev Alfred Tresserry and Dr H P Carson along with Huron college tastes
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Huron
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. 5
Carlson
W. W Thrall
Congregational
S. D. Disrud
Plan Cooperative To Handle Vegetables
Agricultural representatives from several southern states met with federal farm board officials in Jacksonville to discuss forming cooperative marketing terminals for fruits and vegetables. C. C. Teague led the session stating terminals would regulate commodity flow to markets and stabilize prices by limiting marketing to consumption. Debits to individual accounts in Huron totaled 69,599,000 in 1230.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Federal Farm Board
C. C. Teague
Teague
Huron
Prisoner Taken To Highmore As Witness In Larceny Case
Jovers Silvers a county jail prisoner awaiting grand larceny trial was taken to Highmore by Deputy Sheriff Harvey Huntley to appear as a witness in Vernon Andersons preliminary hearing. Both are tied to a cattle theft southwest of Huron. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Silvers jailed for failure to bond, Anderson bonded and arrested at Highmore for theft of livestock.
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Highmore
Jovers Silvers
Harvey Huntley
Vernon Anderson
Hyde
Beadle
Silvers
Anderson
Huron
Detroit Show Plans For Average Man Planes
The 1931 national aircraft show in Detroit runs April 11-13 at the city airport. Ninety five planes and 100 exhibits fill the hangar and tent annex. Notable items include many light medium priced craft and two passenger open cockpit planes. Key figures include Raymond Cooper as manager and Edward S Evans as Detroit chairman with John R Cautley, G Hall Roosevelt, and Col Phillip Kemp on the control board.
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Detroit
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Aircraft Bureau
Detroit Board of Commerce
Hoover
Great Lakes
Boeing Military Pursuit
Ray Cooper
Edward 5. Evans
Detroi
John R. Cautley
South Bend
Ind
G. Hall Roosevelt
Col
Phillip Kemp
Chicago
Bribery Case Warrants Signed In Wisconsin
Criminal warrants charging Faul Hable of Chippewa Falls and Ethan B Milner of New Richmond allege attempted bribery and lobby law violations. Complaints also name Byllesby Engineering and Manufacturing, Northern States Power Co and William Hagenah of Chicago as violators. The actions follow a senate investigation into attempts to influence Senator P J Smith on utility legislation.
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Madison
Wis
Faul Hable
Chippens Falls
Ethan B. Milner
New Richmond
Senate
P. J. Smith
Rau Clare
Huron Boy Secures Teaching Contract in City High School
Donald Costain son of Mr and Mrs George H Costain of 642 Dakota avenue south and Northwestern University student Chicago accepted a contract to teach music at Ellington Heights High School for the rest of the year with a renewal option next year. He competed with other Northwestern music students and will continue university classes. Costain recently joined Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia honorary fraternity. initiation was led by Keith Holton former Huronian now Bush Conservatory instructor.
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Huron
Donald Costain
George H. Costain
Dakota Avenue
South
Northwestern University
Chicago
Iilington Heights
Costain
Bis
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Keith Holton
Bush Conservatory of Music
Broadcast of city school violin group set for 5 20 PM
Seventeen students from over seven who learned violin and fiddle in city schools under Joh R Wharton and Helen Bandy will perform in a radio broadcast over station KGDY starting at 5 20 p m. The classes began in February and most students had no prior musical training, Br Wharton says.
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Saken
Joh R. Wharton
Helen Bandy
KGDY
Br. Wharton
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Huron
In the hospital notices Mrs Weir Suron Harris and Mrs Fell of Huron are admitted for medical and minor surgical care under Dr Paddleford Miller and Qiyo Harris. Dismissed: Vivian Aldred of Huron.
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W. L. ‘Weir
Suron
Sar
Etcal
J.P. Paddleford
Miller
Medical
Q“iyo Harris
Huron
W. P. Fell
Vivian Aldred
Femininity Dominates Huron High Senior Honor Roll
The Huron high school senior class honors list shows 12 students with averages of 90 percent or above, all female. Valedictorian Bernice Bowers and salutatorian Ardis Lundeen head the group, with other high achievers including Ruth Bowe, Gertrus ton, Velvns Jonasen, Lilian Haly m Berquist, Marjorie Bursts, Boughton, and Amelia Wilcoxon Howard.
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Huron High School
Biris
O. D. Dunbar
Bernice Bowers
T. E. Bowers
Twelfth Street Southwest
Ardis Lundeen
David Lundeen
Montana Avenue
Bernice
Ardis
Ruth Bowe
Gertruston
Velvns Jonasen
Lilian Halym Berquist
Marjorie Bursts
Boughton
Amelia Wilcox
Howard
For Rent Six Room House In Nebraska City
Too Late To Classify advertises a six room house for rent at 940 Neb with basement and all under no details. Contact number S83.
Bad Stomach Cause of Bad Skin
An ad touts Taniac, a herbal compound to cure a weak stomach and clear skin. It claims undigested food poisons the body causing pimples and dull skin, then promises quick relief with a daily dose and a money-back guarantee.
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Taniac
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