Wheat Drops as Liquidation Hits Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis and Duluth grain reports show wheat futures slipping amid liquidation. Cash bids ranged around 1.23 to 1.34 on No 1 northern and amber durum while flax and rye offered mixed signals, and durum held firmer for milling quality. In Chicago, hog prices steadied with mostly moderate gains and cattle trading unevenly as fat lambs and sheep activity remained robust through the week.
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Minneapolis
Berley
Heron Grain Market
Fred Durum
LaTtas
Levy
Montana
Duluth
Sioux City Livestock Market Report April 6 1900s
Sioux City stockyards report cattle and hogs on a Saturday, with cattle 450 head and calves 25. Slaughter classes mostly up to 60 cents higher, stockers and feeders around 12.00 to 13.60, beef cattle 9.25 to 9.60, hogs steady to 26 cents higher, top near 14.0. Public market quotations unavailable from Armour & Co receipts.
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Sioux City
Sioux
City
U. S. Dept
Produce Markets Huron Poultry Butter Eggs and Prices
Chicago Butter 8929 tubs creamery extran 44% standards 43% firsts 43%. Exes lower 4,161 cases extra firsts 26 27, firsts 26 ordinary firsts 25 25 16 storage packed extras 28%. Poultry fowls 32 34 springs 34 broilers 44 47 roosters 23arkers 30 ducks 24 30 geese 29. Sioux Falls Produce Saturday April 5 4 Kees firsts 21 Butter 48 Butterfat IT
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Edge Higher as Week Ends in South Saint Paul
In South St Paul on April 6, cattle prices rose amid uneven demand with beves at 15.50 and high for the week. Vealers topped at 14.59, steers and yearlings mostly 11.75 to 12.70, fat cows around 9.00, and feeders near 10.35. Sioux Falls pork futures closed higher with hogs at 12.25 top, bulk 11.20 to 11.25, cattle 200 head steady.
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Chicago
St. Paul
S. Dept. Agr
Sioux Palle
Sioux Falls
Live poultry and potato market report from trading office
Market note lists live poultry prices for hens and cocks, assorted sizes and preparations, with detailed figures for springs, capons, and various fowl. Also reports potato shipments, stock status and prices including Bliss, Round Whites, Red River Ohios, and Russets, with regional price ranges and steadiness notes.
Stocks Rally Amid Erratic Trading In New York
Stocks moved choppily in thin turnover as traders adjusted speculative accounts. Early losses narrowed late as buying resurfaced in oil and railroad shares while several high priced issues fell sharply. Total volume about 1,500,000 shares with American Express and Superior Steel posting gains and a broad list of downticks in other sectors.
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New York
American Express
Superior Steel
van Sweringen
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie Common
Alleghany Corporation
Pan American
B. Houston
Standard 67
New Jersey
Case
Wright
Aeronautical
Baldwin
International Telephone
Dyers
Union Carbide
Advance Bramery
Motor Products
Reverend Disrad to Preach First Sermon After Illness
The Rev D D Disrad the nestor of the American Lutheran church at Fourth Street and Iowa Avenue SE was slated to preach his first sermon tomorrow but fell ill and spent seven weeks in Huron Hospital. He also served as a state senator from Beadie County during the last weeks of the recent legislative session.
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D. Disrad
Nestor
Fourth Street
Iowa Avenue
Denem
Disrad
Huron Hospital
Beadie ‘County
Urges Irrigation for Farm Relief in Extra Session
Washington April 6 Chairman Smith outlined farm relief aims by opposing new western irrigation expansions. The House irrigation committee will not consider reclamation legislation in the extra session. Administration policy favors finishing existing projects and adding supplemental water reservoirs. Reclamation work has transformed 1,957,000 acres of desert into farms valued at 550 million dollars, with 3,090,000 acres irrigable by works already built.
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Washington
Smith
House Irrigation Committee
Reclamation Bureau
Hoover Goes Fishing Tour in Virginia Hills
President Hoover left Madison Virginia for a three hour ride into the Criglersville area for his first fishing trip since becoming leader. The party swapped White House limousines for lighter vehicles and joined on horseback for a picnic style outing aimed at surveying a fishing preserve and potential army tent sites. Mrs Hoover changed into riding gear at Criglersville as W E Carson, leaseholder over much of the preserve, hosted the president.
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Madison
Albtey
Hoover
Virginia
Criglersville
White House
W. E. Carson
Hoe
Mrs Edna Jules Myers to be buried tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Edna Jules Myers who died at her home 466 Arizona avenue southwest will be held tomorrow after 2:30 PM at Kinyon chapel. The Rev Dierud will officiate. Burial will follow in Riverside cemetery.
Harvester Heir Tolls in Omaha for Sales Start
Bowler McCormick, 28, heir to the International Harvester fortune, moves to Omaha to learn sales at $150 a month. He leases a $100,000 residence and brings several Chicago servants to ease home life.
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Bowler WcCormick
International Harvester Company
Omaha
Chicago
McMaster Outlines Farm Waste Conversion Plan
Senator W H McMaster spoke on WNAX about a bill to authorize a million dollar experimental plant in South Dakota for converting farm wastes into valuable products. He cited $20 million already invested in Madison Wisconsin for forest product related conversion and argued agriculture can exceed forest outputs, noting paper could be made from corn stalk pulp and other farm wastes without wood pulp. He warned of industry opposition and the risk of brain drain to private capital, urging safeguards to keep chemists’ work for agriculture.
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W. H. McMaster
WNAX
Senate
South Dakota
Madison
Wis
North- West
Presbyterian Church Reports Strong Year and Improvements
The annual meeting praised progress across departments, highlighted the rebuilt Ettited building after a fire costing about $30,000, and noted the installation of a new organ valued at $10,000. The item also notes widespread theater layoffs and tornado activity concentrated between noon and six p.m.
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Presbyterian Church
Public welfare meeting and fish dinner in Huron
The Leagues of Women Voters invite the Altrusa club to a public meeting and fish dinner at the Martin Hughitt hotel on Friday evening April 19 at 6 20. Attorney Leo A Tommey and Mrs Domas the public school nurse will speak on juvenile and public welfare issues. The event aims to involve all citizens including parents, teachers, and local clubs.
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Leagues of Women
Altrusa Club
Martin Hughitt
Leo A. Tommey
Domas
Wvill
Huron
Yankton Wins Speech Contest in Declamation Event
Yankton high school took two first places in the divisional high school declamation contest held yesterday. Bernard Daniels won oratory with The Master Conflict, Beatrice Smith took dramatic with The Man Who Opened Eyes, and Howard Roberts of Beresford won humorous with The Blue Eyed Shu. They advance to the state contest later this month. entrants from St Charles, Wakonia, Winner, Tripp, Springfield, Corsica, Colome, and Colome competed.
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Yankton
Yankton High School
Bernard Daniels
Beatrice Smith
Howard Roberts
Beresford
Sheu
St. Charles
Wazguer
Tripp
Springfield
Corsica
Wakonia
Colome
Plan to honor Peary survivor Henson in Bronx ceremony
New York April 20 year anniversary of Peary expedition marks Matthew A Henson noted as Pearys aide who planted the flag at the north pole He will receive his first formal recognition for his role The Bronx chamber of commerce will present a silver cup inscribed with tribute Henson works as a customs house clerk and lives with his wife in the Bronx Two Eskimos and Peary party members died leaving Henson the sole survivor at age 62.
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New York
Matthew A. Henson
Peary
North Pole
Bronx Chamber of Commerce
Henson
Custom House
New Dial Thermal Treatment For King George
London April 6 Officials reveal a new diathermy therapy for King George's left shoulder rheumatic symptoms. Doctors Hewitt and Woods will apply heat and luminous ultraviolet rays, with first session planned in Bognor tomorrow, while the exact diagnosis remains unclear and improvement is tentative.
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London
King George
Rafe
Cragswell House
Hewitt
Woods
Bognor
George
Craigwell
Stuck In Mud With Alcohol Lead, Fined
Clarence Wood of Mitchell was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 250 dollars after pleading guilty to liquor charges. Harry Moody of Mitchell received a 250 dollar fine and his car was confiscated. F. B. Smith presided as Dutch and Kessell of Sioux Falls remained jailed on 1500 bond. The trio, arrested near Farmer in Hanson County by Davison County officers, were found with 24 gallons of alcohol when their car stuck in mud.
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Mitchell
F. B. Smith
Priday
Clarence Wood
Harry Moody
Dutch
Kessell
Sioux Falls
Farmer
Hanson County
Davison County
Good
Kessel
Moody
Squar
Homestake Secures Options on Big Tract West of Lead
Homestake Mining company has secured options on the Golden Reward and Mogul properties totaling about 1 1/2 square miles west of Lead in the Ruby district. Yates, general manager, said a survey of ore bodies will start immediately to determine feasibility. The Golden Reward and Mogul mines had been inactive for years.
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Homestake
Homestake Mining Company
Mogul Properties
Ruby Basic
Lead
B.C. Yates
Golden Reward
Mogul Mines
Miss Johnson to Enter Exter Sanitarium for TB Treatment
Miss Johnson daughter of Olaf and Mrs Johnson of 632 Clinois avenue southwest left for Custer South Dakota to enter the sanitarium for treatment of tuberculosis. She was accompanied by her father and was a member of Huron College junior class and the college debate team.
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Miss Johnson
Bunnieta Johnson
Olaf Johnson
Clinois Avenue
Custer
Huron College
Rev Oscar Marrs To Give Address Here
The Rev Oscar Marrs of Oakland Nebraska will preach at the Full Gospel Tabernacle Daum’s Hall tomorrow evening at 7 30 oclock. Marrs is well known to many Haron residents and is said to be an able speaker in delivering the Gospel message with special music and singing planned for the event.
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Oscar Marrs
Oscar Marra
Oakland
Neb
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Daum
Marrs
Haron
Gopel
Minstrel show thrills 700 at Jefferson School
The Jefferson Minstrel drew over 700 fans to the school auditorium last night with Ida Iverson and her orchestra performing from 7:30 to 8:15. Profits of 150 benefited the PTA as H. M. Cass led a lively program of songs, dances, and comic routines.
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Jeferson
Jefferson School
Ida Iverson
H. M. Cass
Cass
G. D. You! Dyke
Helen Hugiad
Letha Costain
Audrey wheDermott
Louise Buchanan
Smith-Teuber
Helen Buchanan
Bob Hough
Eddie Thompson
Miss Snowden
Beadle County Young Citizens meet in Huron session
More than 300 Beadle county pupils from rural and town schools gathered at Huron high school for the third annual county Young Citizens league convention. Delegates to the state UCL convention at Pierre were elected, with sectional representation ensured. Teachers joined in, and programs included rhythm band performances and a Pioneer Days Beadle County talk by Major O W Coursey.
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Beadle County
Huron High School
County
Young Citizens League
Huron
Pierre
Nellie M. Brusso
C. L
Sheffield
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Wilson School
Glea Club
Miss Swenson
GC. I
Supt. A. J. Lang
Major Coursey
Recover Dress Stock Recovered After Car Break In
A salesman thanked police as 55 women dresses valued at 760.25 were found in a bundle near a car parked by the Marvin Hughitt hotel. The break in occurred about 1 30 in the morning when a man forced entry by breaking a glass. An overcoat from Bert Goldman’s personal effects was missing.
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Bert Goldman
Levinger Dress Company
Marvin Hughitt
Washel Hardgare
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