Armour Stockyards Hog Market Report Huon April 4
Market notes show 4,500 hogs received at Armour Stockyards with top at 7.40 and steady tone from prior week. Price ranges by weight include 160-180 lb at 7.23, 180-200 lb at 7.49, up to 280-300 lb at 7.05, with good packers at 6.20 and rough packers 5.23 to 6.00. Sheep and lamb business shows 5,000 head for week, lambs stronger around 9.75 top, ewes softer, spring lambs around 13.00 with some 14.00-16.50 paid earlier. Chicago market summary notes heavy steers 50 lower, light steers steady, stockers and feeders trading weak, fat steer bulk 7.50-9.50, pigs and sows activity varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Stags
Marlat
Chicago
S. Dept
Sioux City
Market closes dull amid mixed livestock prices in Chicago
Chicago and Sioux City markets show subdued hogs with bids around 8.5 to 9.0 while packers move around by 50 percent of weekly supplies. Cattle and lambs edge lower or higher on uneven demand, with light lambs and fat wooled lambs contributing to a mixed week. Sioux Falls reports steady hogs and cattle with spring lambs rising, while grain markets close for the pre Easter holiday.
St Paul Livestock Market Report Highs Hit For Week
St Paul market shows hogs surging with 160-350 lb stock trading up to 7.59, new season peak. Lambs sharply higher with western fed grades about 9.00, natives 6.25 to 6.75, and ewes 4.00 to 5.00. Matured steers scarce with top at 9.00 and overall beef cattle averaging around 6.75 to 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
S. Dept
Cate
New York Produce Market Report April 4
Fresh eggs 14 and butter 2 traded with steady quotes. Eggs 28 326 steady with mixed colors. regular packed, medium firsts 20 storage medium firsts 204. Nearby brown eggs browns extra 232% noted. Bakerfat door delivery appears in listings alongside butter quantities.
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New York
Hennery
Buying Boosts Prices Of Stocks
A two hour post Good Friday Easter trading session saw stocks rise as investors covered short positions. Net gains of one to four points dotted the board with Auburn stepping up 22 points. U S Steel rebounded 2 1/2, American Telephone and American Can up 2. Rails and most motors were sluggish as the rally appeared technical amid thin volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jaggar
New York
Bears
Auburn
U.S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Electric Power and Light
Westinghouse Electric
Eastmont
American Holling Mills
Case
Allied Chemical
Olla
Youngstown
Imarket
Tody
Huron Poultry Prices and Market Quotations
Market notes from Huron and Chicago show daily supplied goods from Swift & Co and multiple firms. Potatoes and butter prices move, with US Steel and other major stocks quoted amid nationwide market activity.
Mitchell Produce Saturday Sale Items Summary
Mitchell lists Saturday sale items including 4Hena over 4 percent, 17 Leghorn hensik springs, 15 smooth legged springs, 1 old roontera, 10 old roontera rooks, 13 heavy ducks, and 3 geese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ug Ati Springs
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
O'Grady McDermott Bill Repeals Illinois Dry Laws
SPRINGFIELD ILL April 4 The O'Grady McDermott bill would repeal state prohibition enforcement laws and was declared constitutional in form by State Attorney General Oscar E Carlstrum. The measure now goes to the governor for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Sisie
Oscar E. Carlstrum
Soviets To Place Big Orders With Germans
Soviet government plans large German orders totaling about 75 million dollars after Easter talks in Berlin between a Soviet trade delegation and German industries. Rumors say German credits are key to the deals after their return from Russia March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russia
Plans Made For Music Week In Beadle County
National Music week observed May 3 to 9 with concerts and massed choirs in Huron. R I Nordness outlines program at luncheon. towns across county to host events. Huron Municipal Band to give outdoor concert. school children to join May 9. cooperation from Huron College and city schools noted. Executive committee named and broad list of community groups represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
R. I. Nordness
Mmembers
General Committee
Westington
Bonilla
Yale
Cavour
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Nordness
Hardin A. van Deursen
Nellie M. Brusso
Huron Municipal Band
Waltonians Launch Monday Membership Drive in League
Walton league members begin a two team drive to recruit new members from Hucon Task Walton, aiming for at least 500 members. E C McKenzie notes outdoor improvements, including a Foster Creek diversion ditch feeding Lake Byron, and credits the league for sewage disposal plant support and beautification efforts. Sub chairmen A B Blake and J P Walsh lead the teams, with losing side to entertain winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonians
E. C. McKenzie
Foster Creek
Lake Byron
Izaak Welton League
Huron
Permit for 5500 addition to Mower business site
Bert F. Mower received a permit today to add a 5500 structure to his station at 110 Third Street East. The permit brings Huron’s total building permits this year to 51862, per city treasurer Mrs Anis Gannaway. The addition will extend to the rear of the current business home and adjoining residence lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street East
Bert F. Mower
Huron
Anis Gannaway
Plans for South Dakota Federation convention in Huron
Complete plans are announced for the fifteenth annual convention of the sixth district of the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs. The three day gathering starts Tuesday in Huron with sessions at the Presbyterian church. General committee members include Mrs. S. B. Hill Mrs. W. J. Braskamp and Mrs. R. C. Froghes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Huron
Presbyterian Church
B. Hill
W. J. Braskamp
R. C. l Froghes
Seven Elks Officers Installed in Huron Lodge Ceremony
Seven new officers of the Huron Elks Lodge were installed in a brief ceremony at the lodge hall. George C. Fullinweider acted as installing officer with John P. Sauer, newly elected grand exalted ruler, installed by proxy after his mother died this week. Other officers named include P Walsh leading knight Leo Temmey loyal knight W H Olson lecturing knight N S Jamioon secretary Camden Raybur treasurer and A Robinson Sr trustee.
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Elks
Huron Elks
Lodge
George C. Fullinweider
John P. Sauer
P. Walsh
Leo A. Temmey
W. H. Olson
N. S. Jamioon
Camden Raybur
A. Robinson, Sr
Claims Of Exconvict Killings Spark Confusion In Michigan
A fragmentary report from Jackson Michigan outlines claims by an individual named Robinson alias George Meyers who confessed to a 1415 year sentence breaking and entering and to killing a person with a dog in Willieca. Authorities dispute the tale citing discrepancies and unreliable details.
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Jackson
Mich
Robinson
George Meyers
Willieca
Tows
Inova
Predict Race For Coming Election In South Dakota
In South Dakota east river congress seat race chatter grows as Rep c Christopherson and Miss Gladys Pyle announce while Rep Royal C Johnson retires. Possible contenders include Ray Williamson Alan Bogue and Jay Williams with rumors of Johnson post and veterans bureau link to Hines. Democratic moves are silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Congress
Rep. c. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Gladys Pyle
Huron
Royal C. Johnson
Ray Williamson
Aberdeen
Alan Bogue
Parker
Jay Williams
Gettysburg
Johnson
Federal
Veterans’ Bureau
Frank Hines
Hines
W R C Elects State Officers After Leader's Death
Members met at Mrs. Coral Frank's home to elect and install officers of the W. R. C. after the death of department president Mrs. Adella Phillips. Minnia Lewis of Mitchell named department president with Louise Moberly and Verba Dudley as senior and junior vice presidents respectively. May Lampson installed Lewis as president. appointive officers remain as planned by Phillips. The state convention for W. R. C. and G. A. R will be in Sioux Falls in late June.
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Coral Frank
Adella Phillips
Minnia Lewis
Mitchell
Louise Moberly
Hot Springs
Verba Dudley
Brookings
Anna Spiller
Huron
May Lampson
Miss Lewis
Meda McCullen
Miller
Dudley
Sioux Falls
Phillips
W. EL Cornell
Marjorie Lampson
Bwiggens
Violet Monroe
Mitchell W. T. CS
Duncan
New Scout Groups Formed In Huron
Friday evening at the Congregational church P R Geyermann delivered the charter and certificates to Cub Pack No 5 the first in Huron and second in Central South Dakota. Charter members include Richard Bard Calvin Cal ending Richard Cave and other local youths. Beryl Cottington is Cubmaster with L C Tillman and E M Lothrop as pack committee. A charter for Cub Pack at the Presbyterian church has been received and approved, the second in Huron and third in the council, with Clifford E Arnold as Cubmaster and Paul Covert as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
P. R. Geyermen
South Dakota
Richard Bard
Calvin Calending
Richard Cave
Lytle Christopherson
Robert Curry
Gerald Geyerman
Robert Geyerman
Edwin Hart
Eugene Lothrop
Gordon McNamara
George A. Youel
George A. Gile
Clifford E. Arnold
Paul Covert
Butler Denies Will Run For U S Senate
Major General Smedley D. Butler, in Hudson New York, told the Associated Press he has not decided to enter the Pennsylvania senatorial race this year. He said there has been talk and some friends have discussed it, but he has not seriously considered it.
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Butler
U.S. Senate
Albany
N. Y
Smedley D. Butler
Hudson
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Orcutt Captures North and South Women’s Golf Title
Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey defeated Virginia Ven Wie of Chicago one up to win the North and South Women’s golf tournament final. Everett Butz of Illinois won a cash prize for a world-wide shorthand contest sponsored by General Pencil Co. Speakers from Trent Willow Lake and Brookings won divisions in a declamatory contest at Willow Lake with Sylvester Rogers advancing to state competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Orcutt
N.C
Englewood
N. J
Virginia Ven Wie
Chicago
Everett Butz
E. J. Butz
Illinois
Averiue Southwest
Northern State Teachers College
Alredeen
General Pencil Co
Jersey City
Willow Lake
Trent
Brookings
Sylvester Rogers
University of South Dakota
Warn Delma Reynolds
Sramatic
Arthur Clarin
Nebraskans To Enact Resurrection Story
Table Rock Nebraska schedules an Easter morning pageant at a park cave east of town to depict the Savior's tomb. A rock seals the cave while soldiers in period costume guard the entrance, then the rock is rolled away as local residents enact the resurrection with a song service by bands from three nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Rock
Neb
Park
Park Hills
Highmore Scouts Receive Charter Ceremony
Highmore Boy Scout troop No. 34 and its Cub Pack No. 3 received their charters at a April 4 ceremony in the American Legion hall. Area Scout executive Fred C. Eggers of Huron led the candle ceremony assisted by Highmore volunteers. Leaders include Herman Kiel as scout master and Judson Whitcher as assistant. cubmaster HH. A. R. Indall with R. Taylor as assistant and Bruce Taylor as den chief. Charter members list in both groups and district training events followed, with the fourth training meeting to be held April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Boy Scouts
Cubs
American Legion Hall
Area Scout
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Highmere
Highmere Hirokwas Club
J. G. Ryan
J. P. O'Brien
H. C. Ray
Joe Drew
W. S. McLauchlin
Herman Kiel
Judson Whitcher
HH. A. R. Indall
Taylor
Bruce Taylor
Eugene Bloomenrader
Royal Dunlap
Virgil Hanson
Adolph Lefler
Lloyd Linstrom
Charles Markley
Mer-rill Meigs
Wesley Newell
Douglas Ray
Brice Taylor
Welcome Landing
Robert Valentine
Highmore Pack of
Frst
South Dakota
Robert O’reilly
Harold Burnham
Norman Ray
Donald Ryan
Douglas Taylor
Harry O'Brien
Philip Kaye
Page Whitcher
Harold Lee
Arthur Lee
Wayne Grace
Robert Ahrens
Charles Linstraw
Sylvester Meigs
Royal Taylor
Harrold
Ree Heights
Agents Start To Probe Racketeers New York April 4 7
Federal agents began work in New York to pursue racketeers and grafters over unpaid taxes on illegal gains. More than 50 agents expected citywide next week to review material from magistrates courts and the upcoming legislative probe into city administration. Brooklyn district attorney joined Manhattan officials in planning, details undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Internal Revenue
New York City
Greater
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Pageant The Questioner to Be Presented at Presbyterian Church
A pageant titled The Questioner by Ly aman RK. Bayard will be presented Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Presbyterian church Mrs Clifford Arnold directs with Henry Gibson of the Huron college school of music in charge The symbolic tale follows man from a doubter guided by gold pleasure and worldly affairs to one embracing wisdom reason history experience religion and faith dying for others Cast includes Questioner Dr Lauren Betts Doubt Mr Henning Wolker Fros Thompean Wisdom Mrs Schulze Nation Madge Cotton Reason Mrs Mill Experience Dorothy Youel Faith Lois Braskamp Mother Mrs Braskamp Edward David Maul Death Prof Rowse Gold Bruce Ketelle Old Man Mr Pugsley Piege sure Mrs Malmberg History Margaret Peterson Religion Elizabeth Miner Sorrow Lorette Wright Love Gale Gibbs Margaret Faith Haskell Marian Jean artte Kerr
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Lyaman RK. Bayard
Presbyterian Church
Clifford Arnold
Henry Gibson
Huron College School of
Nngle
Lauren
Betts
Doubt
Henning
Wolker
Fros. Thompean
Wisdom
Schulze
Nation
Madge Cotton
Reason
Mill Experience
Dorothy Youel
Faith
Lois Braskamp
Braskamp
Edward
David Maul
Prof
Rowse
Gold
Bruce Ketelle
Pugsley
Malmberg
Margaret Peterson
Elizabeth Miner
Lorette Wright
Gale Gibbs
Margaret
Faith Haskell
Marian
Jeanartte Kerr
Girl Wins Junior High Birdhouse Contest Prize
Jackie Christopherson upset the field in a junior high birdhouse contest at the manual training workshop capturing first prize of 2 dollars for a free for all entry. Paul Younkin won a dollar prize, with Robert Whitney’s unique wr en house earning a dollar. Howard Saylor Jr Kenneth McDonald Robert Appel and Robert Herbron followed in prize order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Christopherson
F. c. W. Kuei
Gus A. Jacobson
Jackie
Marlin House
Paul Younkin
Robert Whitney
Wren House
Robert
Howard Saylor, Jr
Kenneth McDonald
Robert Appel
Robert Hebron
Teank Walloon Teague
George G. Bell
Harvey A. Tice
Police Make One Arrest In Raid In Huron
Clyde Graham, 24, faces arraignment today on liquor possession charges after a raid by Huron police with a search warrant last night. Officers found a quantity of alcohol in Graham's room. Authorities planned to search for Graham's roommate, Lentzen, who is indicted in federal court and slated for trial in Sioux Falls Monday on prior liquor charges.
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Clyde Graham
Arcade
Huron
Graham
Pal
Grisham
Nk Lentzen
St Sioux
Canadiens Prove Right To Rink Tide
In Chicago, about 17 000 fans watched the opening game of the five game series for the Stigley cup. Montreal Canadiens, defending their title as NL champions, beat the Chicago Black Hawks 2 to 1 at Chicago Stadium. Injuries hampered Montreal's two stars but did not stop them from taking the lead in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Canadiens
Chicago
Lez Canadiens
Montreal
Hockes
Chicago Black Hawks
Three In Family Are Injured In Collision
In Humboldt a family of three was hurt when their automobile collided with a passenger train at a railroad crossing. Mrs. Clarence Reichers of Naples was unconscious and in critical condition. The husband Clarence Reichers and their child suffered severe cuts and possible internal injuries. The Clark County family was believed en route home from a funeral in Wisconsin.
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Humboldt
Clarence Reichers
Naples
Reichers
Tiwan
Clark County
Faily Waz
Wisconsin
Grace Towner Case Faces Turkish Court Decision
In Adana Turkey Grace Towner of Reston director of the American girls school awaits a court ruling. She is charged with insulting the Turkish nationalist government after students protested dress codes and alleged Christian propaganda. The directress says uniforms were for a student competition and the contest was decided by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Towner
Adana
Turkey
Reston
Miss Towner
Directress
Agricultural Exports Decline to New Low in February
Washington reports February agricultural exports hit a new low with the index at 11, excluding cotton still at its worst in 15 years. Wheat exports fell to 347000 bushels the lowest since June 1905 while eight months from July 1 1430 to February 28 show wheat and flour 16 percent below last year. Red tobacco exports for the period exceeded by 21000000 the value of wheat and flour, traditionally second to cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Devstimant
Department
Lost cattle and dogs stray near Frankfort farm
Stray notice: two cattle dogs and a pearled fragment relate to Frankfort farm. Reward for return. Contact Geo. Freeburg, Frankfort, or Melvin Olson. Also appears as a mixed entry listing for sale of work horses and a four room house within proximity to Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Geo. Freeburg
Lan É Melvin Olson
Huron
Anderson First in Rapid City Oratory and Dramatic Contest
Arthur Anderson and Hope Erickson of Nemo and Rena Putnam of Cotter won races in oratory and dramatic divisions, with rapid entry from west of the Missouri line. The contest covered first and not high school divisions, held yesterday in Rapid City.
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Armour Yards
Min
Duluth
Huston Grain Market
Ia Teday
Chicago Hogs
Teres
Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Husan
All
Can Poe
Casa
Cerro de Paseo
Chessau
St P& Ppt
Ce NW
C RI & P
Chrysler
Cois Buel
Cot G & E
Curtlas
Drug Inc WU
Eastman
Freeport
Gen el
Gen Foods
NY NH & H
Nor & West
No Am
Packard
Para Pub
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Radio
RKO
Rem Rand
Rep
Reyn Tob
Sears Roe
Sinclair
Soac
So Rv
Stand Br
St Oil Cal
St Oil
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Union
Fruit
US Steel
Wabash
Westh EI
Willys Ov
Woolworth
W. S
Buck Brothers
S. D
Leghorn Heidt Cities Service
Egas
Minneapolis
First Bank
Bancorporation
Bernand Daniels
Yankton High School
Charlotte Lang
Florence Dexter
Canton
Thirten High Schools
Bieths
Jamen Waldron
Colorado Avenue Southwest
Huron College
O. D. Dunbar
Hardin A. van Deursels
Brusso
EL. Bayles
George Costain
Lancheon
Leon Hobart
Hitchcock
J . McNeil Wessingond
R. A. Johnston
F. W. Wardman
Wolfe
Irene Maud Addison
F. Susie Thompson
Broadland
Haron
Gladys Murray
A. A. Wellman
Keith Porter
C. 5. Laughin
Baptyt Xinhead
Baptyt Xinhead Stratton, Episcopal; WM. Griffith
Lions Club
Mitch. P. Whiting
Lutheran
William Issenhuth
Emil Frost
Co-operative Club
Robert Vance
Rotary
Chester W. White
Kiwanis Club
H. M. Pierce
Twentieth Century Club
Emma Lampe
Altrusa Club
M. BE
Blystone
Congregational
BE. L. Bayles
Methodist
Royal C. Crawley
Wed _hesday Musicale
Highmore Scouts
Hirokwas Club
Floyd 8. Olson
Board of Control
West Virginia
Payne
The
Red Cross
Armenination
Dope
Furacs
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