Hog Receipts Rise as Market Holds Steady Across Regions
Armour stock yards Huron April 5 reports hog top at 3.65 with receipts 150 as butchers higher and sows steady. Cattle and calves mixed to steady while sheep prospects rise. veal and hogs show varied price ranges across weight classes. Chicago market opens higher with top at 4.45 and supply up as relief buying resumes. sheep and lambs active amid modest declines in some regions.
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Wheat Futures Edge Higher Near Close After Weak Session
Wheat futures drifted lower through most of the session before a late uptick near the close. May wheat slipped while July and September fell, cash demand steady, winter wheat in fair to good demand, durum slower, and flax minimal as markets digest sparse cash trading and mixed grain news.
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Sioux City Livestock Prices Extend Mixed Thursday Market
Sioux City livestock market reports moderate active demand for cattle with steady to higher bids on slaughter steers and yearlings, fat stock steady, hogs up to 10 cents higher with top around 5 80, sheep buyers steady with lambs around 8 50 to 8 75. Early weights show mixed pricing, with feeders and light heifers trading firm to a touch higher and sows weaker in the bulk.
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Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Huron and Midwest Goods
Furnished market items from Bolles & Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co list cured hides by weight and grade, tallow, wool, and pelts. Huron Poultry and Swift & Co provide daily eggs and fowl prices, with regional notes from Chicago Sioux City Minneapolis and Sioux Falls on poultry, eggs, butter, and flour values.
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Stocks Move In Leisurely Fashion
New York April 5 Stocks moved leisurely with many small changes across groups and the late session steady. Utilities and several specialties firm while Coca Cola and Kennecott led advances. U S Steel and Chrysler showed little change. Bond quotes and miscellaneous listings followed, with funeral attendance noted in a brief social item.
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American Legion To Meet Here Tonight
The William Reaves post of the American Legion will finalize plans for the South Dakota department spring conference at its regular meeting in the Legion hall tonight. Junior American Legion baseball activities for the summer will be discussed and a proposal to purchase many trees for planting on public property in Huron will be reviewed. Commander IA Wiley said the meeting starts at 3 p.m.
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Planting Exemption Applications Announced for Drought Affected County
Beadle county is listed as drought hit and farmers may apply for exemptions from wheat planting requirements. I M Estreim emergency assistant agent announced the availability of exemptions and urged eligible farmers to file at once at the wheat production control office in the courthouse.
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Benefit Program Repeats Two One Act Plays at High School
The McKinley P T A and Senior High P T A team up to stage two one act plays Friday at 8 pm in the high school. Miss Helen Buchanan will present eight girls in Make hay while the Sun Shines and performances include a Thomas song and a Borne Sorenson duet. Proceeds fund child welfare work and glasses for needy students, with the senior group using funds for P T A work.
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P T A District To Hold Spring Meeting In Huron
The state P T A conference in Huron Friday April 13 will feature speakers Bill Hinning Mitchell state president and Mrs E H Bryan of Huron secretary of the South Dakota child welfare committee. Music by P T A Women’s chorus and Treble Clef club. Mrs E E Ulrich district president will preside and officers for the ensuing year will be elected. District No 9 now includes Potter Sully Faulk Hyde Hand Spink Beadle counties.
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Drive to Launch Cane Seed Crop Support
Beadle county commissioners receive a plan to supply amber cane seed to farmers at reasonable prices. Charles Worrall announces purchase of two car loads of amber cane seed and two carloads of seed corn from Kansas City financed by local banks. The Beadle committee lists members from Huron Yale and Wolsey regions as they push seed program with state relief backing.
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Charles E. Bark
Chaz
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Fred D. Greene
R. W. Groothuis
Paul R Myers
Arlington Eddy
Huron
Erenst Haeder
Yale
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Miller Sunday School Elects Officers for Year
At a recent meeting of the Miller Presbyterian Church Sunday school officers were reelected. Senior department superintendent Mrs. Lt. Jarmuth, assistant Mrs. Earl Kindred, secretary treasurer Grant L. Parrish, pianist Evelyn Parrish, librarian Mac Jones. Junior department superintendent Mrs. J C Jones, assistant Mrs. W D Johnson, secretary Mrs. H J Kramer, pianist Marie Ellis.
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Marie Ellis
Breaks Leg Jumping To Railway Flatcar
Larry Johnson of Sioux Falls jumped from a junction near Brookings into a flatcar thinking it was a coal car. The car carried sold machinery. he broke his leg, rode to Huron in pain, and was rescued by a railroad man who alerted police before 3 AM. He received hospital treatment here.
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Brookings
Air Fleet to Bring Hayes at State Legion Convention
The spring conference known as the little state convention opens with a service officers' school led by L. J. Ballou and D. K. Dalager and Mrs. Frede Kramer. A 10 30 a m program features Legion problems discussions with department officers aiming for a large turnout.
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Miller Club Women Hold Dinner Meeting
Members of the Women’s Business Professional club held their fourth meeting. Forty four members were served dinner at 6 30 in the Green Lantern. Afterward the doctors and dentists of Miller led a program in the Commercial club rooms. The next meeting will be Tuesday April 23.
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Walton League Plans State Convention At Friday Meeting
Beadle county chapter to discuss Walton convention plans at 7 30 pm Friday at the Chamber of Commerce. Discussion also on the league tree planting program and committee appointments.
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Messenger Boy Promoted to Telegraph Operator in Town
Theodore Sandell, a messenger boy at the Western Union telegraph office, is promoted to operator and will move to Red Wing in a few days. Mina Sandell previously worked at the telegraph office. The note mentions an Eagle scout and assistant scoutmaster role for Sandell. A separate report from Standard Oil Indiana shows 1993 earnings of 17,674,914 dollars and a 114 dollar share value on 15,528,504 shares outstanding. Marriage licenses issued for Otte Johannsen and Martha Marie Klicker, both of Wolsey.
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Wolsey
Zingy Smith Jewelry Store
Ady
Parish House Drama Sale Planned for April
City briefs list a drama sale at Parish house on Friday and Saturday April 6 and 7. Other notes mention Rev J M Rearick leaving for Mifflintown Pa and planned visits en route, plus visits by Mrs Lewis Matson from Missouri Valley to care for ill relative Frank Bentley.
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Mifflintown
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Payrolls Hit Three-Year Peak Despite Hour Wage Plan
Johnson received many replies from code authorities to March questionnaires asking for employment figures and labor earnings versus value added by manufacture for 1983 and 1929. Replies were largely incomplete and included many reasons why ten percent hour reductions with unreduced wages could not be met.
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Weather Roundup Across South Dakota Cities
City by city report shows Huron Yankton Brookings Sioux Falls Pierre Rapid City and Aberdeen with temperatures ranging from 24 to 37 degrees highs from 34 to 41 and varying precipitation. roads generally listed as good or passable with cloudy or partly cloudy skies.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Lite Summary
Readable hospital row shows admissions for Mrs Jake Tschetter a carpenter and two medical patients Mrs Heckensiable Virgil and Roy Tschetter along with dismissals including Leonard Muself and Yale with Mrs Eugene Erickson and baby at Huron.
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Yale
Eugene Erickson
Huron
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. Gusty winds and scattered showers are possible in eastern portions. Minnesota reports partly cloudy skies with showers near Lake Superior tonight, then clearing Friday. South Dakota and Iowa show cloudy conditions with cooler western areas and chances of showers east.
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Electric production shows small gain in week
The Edison Electric Institute reports U S weekly electricity production at 1 605 650 000 kilowatt hours, up from 1 558 389 000 the prior week. The year over year increase is 18.2 percent, with a 17.6 percent rise the previous week.
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