Market News Cattle Market Active at Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards in Huron reports Apr 6 hog receipts 500 with hogs steady top at 3.25. Cattle and calves show active trade and varied prices across grades, while sheep and hogs see mixed movement. Chicago markets show steady to lower tendencies with futures mixed. Minneapolis and Duluth offer grain and cash price details for buyers.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Ings
Towine
U. 5
D. A
U.S
Baron Gats
Prire
Prid
Ehic
Sicily
Sith Weines Sons
Itar
Elie
D. Tory
Futures Gain In Face Of Setback
Wheat futures rose in Minneapolis trading as profit taking capped gains after a holiday period. May wheat finished 0.04 higher with July and September futures up, while oats and rye showed varied gains and durum demand improved amid strong cash market activity.
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Minneapolis
Farley
Mixed durum price figures and futures notes
A fragmented market snippet lists durum grain figures and futures terms with partial dates and percentages. The text references Duluth Wheat Features and scattered numbers including 1157e 116% and dates around April. It lacks complete context or clear events.
Market Notes from Huron and Chicago Livestock and Produce
Market brief covering Huron poultry butter and eggs prices from Swift & Co, hides and wool by Bolles Rogers, followed by Chicago and Sioux Falls listings for live poultry eggs butterfat potatoes flour and meat prices with regional differences and delivery terms. Includes leg horn and leghorn details, turkey and duck prices, and shelf prices across multiple cities.
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Swift & Co
Huron
Bolles
Rogers Huron
Sioux City
Toese Eges
Stocks Open Strong But Taper Off Later
New York April 6. Stocks began with a sharp rally but drifted into erratic trading the afternoon. Rail shares rose early with gains of 1 to 3 points but faded. Goodyear led late gains around 2 points. Rubber issues rose modestly. Corn Products advanced about 3 points while Case Allied Chemical American Sugar Refining U S Steel Bethlehem DuPont American Telephone and New York Central were up about 1 point.
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New York
Goodyear
Case
Allied Chemical
American Sugar Refining
U.s.steel
Bethlehem DuPont
American Telephone
New York Central
Closing quotations list of company stocks in terse OCR fragment
Readable fragments show a stock table with percent values for many corporations such as Am Int l Bi Am Loco Sti Am Sm Ref Armour Armour-Pid Armour B-Tya Atchisor Auburn Bendix Beth St Borden Briggs Can Pae Case Cervoide Pasco CNW CRIP Chrysler Colo Fuel Cel G2 EB dx Cone Gar Cota Prad and others with percentages like 79 and 385 and 17443 indicating share or index figures, all in a chaotic OCR pass.
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Allis Chal
Armour
Atchisor
Auburn
Bartadall
Bendix
Beth St
Borden
Briggs
Case
C. Be
CNW
Chrysler
Colo
Cota Prad
City Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Events
Lewis and Boyd M. Benson travel to Excelsior Springs Missouri for a week or ten days. Mr and Mrs Tom Taylor visit from Sacramento California to see Mr and Mrs George Main north of Huron. Haron school presents The Dyspeptic Ogre Friday at College auditorium. Ralph Riley and Bud Bush attend Town Dwelling Mutual Insurance convention in Des Moines Iowa.
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Lewis
Boyd M. Benson
Excelsior Springs
Eilers Furriers
Tom Taylor
Sacramento
Calif
George Main
Haron
Taylor
Clara Krueger
Iroquois
Harriet Carson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Miss Carson
W. C. Griffiths
Sioux Falls
Advc
R. C. Schulze
Dakota Avenue South
de Smet
F. L. Brewer
Weiser
Helen Keating of
Flandreau
Huron
Loretta Keating
Miller
Lale George Kohler
Gale Fei
Utah N. E
Janes Sweeney
Sweeney
Fusfield
Golden Rule
Perry Floral Co
L. L. Trotter
Jennie Hobson
Clyde Pearce
Jesse Seeley
Rebekah Lodge
Pure Penn
Pr. G & J Tires
Gamble Stores
R. R. McCoy
Woonsocket
Huron Hospital
E. V. Gaines
Travelers Insurance Company
Des Moines
George Kohler
Eberlins
A. A. Chamberlain
Kiel
Reos., Inc
Robert L. McCoy
Walter Voigt
Meis
Hitler Explains Removal Of Jews In Germany
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler defending removal of Jewish intellectuals from German positions by citing U S race exclusion as precedent. He linked American policy to Nazi aims while Evangelical church leaders warned against state control of churches.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
United States
Germany
Supreme Council of the Evangelical Church
Hitler
Groups push beer expansion across Minnesota and Dakotas
Three groups plan a state wide push following the new beer law. Cities debate 2, 4, and 24 hour sales while Sioux Falls and Huron groups prepare petitions and meetings to urge a special legislative session. Minnesota cities move quickly to adjust ordinances as rail and travel drink rules widen. A Rochester operation note and a choking incident are also reported.
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Minneapolis
Bes
St. Paul
Mississippi
Duluth
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Berry
South Dakota Hotel Men's Association
Huron
South Dakota Belter Restaurant Association
Sioux Pal
Children's Play Opens A A U W Entertainment
The American Association of University Women presents a three part children’s program at the college auditorium Friday afternoon. The show features Mannikins and Mannikins with Brownell Sedam and Mary Starling, a dance revue by Marie Mylan’s pupils, and Percival Wilde’s The Dyspeptic Ogre with Ruth Wilcox directing. All children with tickets are excused from school to attend.
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American Association of University Women
College
Brownell Sedam
Mary Starling
E. L. Bayles
Marie Mylan
Marjorie Saxton
Katherine Jean Saylor
Patty Potter
Virginia Saxton
Wanty Ellen Cave
Laura Jean Grothe
Phyllis Reese
Marilyn Whisman
Nancy Ellen’ Cave
Sylvia Reese
Phy Reesay
Nancy Ellen Cave
Laura Grothe
Percival Wilde
Ruth Wilcox
Gail, Gibbs
the Jester
Ruth Georgia
the Cook
John Youel
Ogre
Jeanette Kerr
Lois Kennedy
Evelyn Snyder
Eleanor Hall
Janet Thatcher
Jean Hathaway
Natalie van Arsdale
Mary Ethelyn Habicht
Robert Streeter
Gordon McNamara
George Schmidt
John Lochridge
Robert Hil
Owen Sloggett
Franklin Love
Richard Bard
Lake Preston Pupils Annex Music Honors
Lake Preston and 21 other high schools enter State college for a district music contest with 700 students registered. Winners include Jessie Nordhagen Lake Preston cornets, Delbert Bates Lake Preston baritone, William Matteson Brookings tuba, Elaine Larson Lake Preston trombone, Robert Lewis Lake Preston tenor, Charlotte Dugdale Bancroft soprano, with multiple runners up from Brookings Volga Clear Lake and Miller.
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Brookings
State College
Cornet
Jessie Nordhagen
Lake Preston
Elvice Oswald
Gary
Everett Lee
Volga
Barltone Horn
Flrst
Delbert Bates
My Shea
Dale Shiels
Sein
Clear Lake
Tuba
William Matteson
John Wright
Elaine Larson
James Thompson
Raymond Jeske
Arlington
Robert Lewis
Wayne Dyball
Loren Clark
Big Stone City
Charlotte Dugdale
Bancroft
Vivian Hesby
Marien Thornas
Miller
Woonsocket Man Charles Brecken Dies After Illness
Charles Brecken, 71, a long time Woonsocket resident and retired carpenter, died at his home after a lingering illness. Survived by two sons Ralph in St Paul and Ross in Yankton, his wife Mrs Brecken preceded him in death. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 PM at the Woonsocket Methodist church with Rev. F W Cannon officiating. Interment in Eventide cemetery.
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Woonsocket
Woonsoccket
Charles Brecken
Brecken
Ralph
St .Paul
Ross
Yankton
Woonsocket Methodist Church
F. W. Cannon
Eventide Cemetery
Aviation Meet Called At Bismarck
An invitation was issued for aviation enthusiasts to attend the first meeting of the North Central section of the National Association of State Aviation Officials at Bismarck on May 1 and 2. Fay Harding of Bismarck, president of the North Dakota Railroad Commission, announced the event after arriving with Lester G. Orcutt of Fargo, a U S Commerce Department inspector. The section includes South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska. Dawes E. Brisbine of Pierre, chairman of the South Dakota railroad commissioners, is the official SD representative.
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Sioux Falls
Apr
North Central
National Association of Stave Aviation
Bismarck
Fay Harding
North Dakota Railway Commission
Mr. Harding
Lester G. Orcutt
Fargo
United States Department of Commerce
Sever States
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Dawes E. Brisbine
Pierre
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lang Outlines City Kindergarten Plan Changes
Supt A J Lang announces cuts reduce staff from four to two and limit instruction to one semester per year. Entry ages shift to five and a half. fall entrants must be five point six by October 1, spring entrants by March 1. Half day program at Lincoln Jefferson Wilson and McKinley schools. Washington pupils attend nearest kindergarten site.
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Supt
A. J. Lang
Lincoln
Jefferson
Wilson
McKinley
Washington
Women Voters to Hold All-Day South Dakota Meeting in Huron
The South Dakota League of Women Voters state board meets in Huron tomorrow with sessions at Mrs. Sanford Schuyler home starting 1 a m. Directors from Mitchell Artesian Arlington Wessington Springs and Huron attend for board reorganization chaired by Dr. Lucille Calverley. Mrs E B Feige and other local members join regional secretary Mrs J H Parkes on leave in England.
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Women Voters
South Dakota League of Women Voters
Huron
Sanford Schuyler
Mitchell
Artesian
Arlington
Wessington Springs
Huront
Lucille Calverley
W. Feige
E. H. Bryan
F. P. Matz
Huron League
Aspera
Wessington
J. H. Parkes
Minneapolis
England
Will Hold Lenten Service Tonight at Morne Calvary Lutheran
The Rev. T. H. Joéckel continues the theme Our Great Salvation and will discuss Its Necessity at a Lenten service at Morne Calvary Lutheran church tonight at o'clock. The choir will sing From the Throne of His Cross by John Stainer.
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T. H. Joéckel
Morne Calvary Lutheran Church
John , Stainer
Lenten Services Conclude At First Congregational Church
The final Lenten service of the series is set for 7:30 PM tonight in the church parlors. Reverend A Carlson will speak on Peace the Last Fruit of the Sent. Miss Adele Babbitt will sing Eyes Have Not Seen by Gaul.
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First Congregational Church
Carlson
Adele Babbitt
Gaul
Hospital admission and discharge list
At the hospitals admitted Hens Johansos of Huron for medical care and Mrs. R. J. McCoy of Woonsocket. Dismissed J. B. Stewart of Huron and Oscar 3kerheim of Huron along with J. W. Housemai of Wellington Springs.
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Hens Johansos
Huron
R. J. McCoy
Woonsocket
J. B. Stewart
Oscar 3Kerheim
J. W. Housemai
Wessington Springs
Grass and Oil Fire Reported Near State Fair Grounds
Fire units were summoned at 2:05 pm to extinguish a grass and oil blaze on the Chicago and North Western right of way northwest of the State Fair grounds.
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ODL Fae
Chicago and North Western
State Fair Grounds
Mercury Climbs After Snow Sweep In Huron
Snow fell in the Huron vicinity yesterday but melted today as fair weather moved in. Temperatures rose from a low of 21 degrees to higher daytime levels and a trace of snow was reported.
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Huron Territory
Huron
Weather Bureau
Favorable For Seeding In Aberdeen Area
Milwaukee railroad weekly crop report says recent snow and rainfall have aided spring farm work and seeding in northern South Dakota. Dry conditions late last year slowed fall plowing. soil moisture remains a risk this spring without substantial new precipitation. Wet snow added moisture to Pierre area but rapid sun may melt it.
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Aberdeen
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota
Candidates Invited To League Meeting In Huron
A candidates meeting under the auspices of the Huron League of Women Voters will be held Monday evening April 17 at 8 pm in the American Legion hall. All candidates for city commissioner will be presented for brief speeches.
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Huron League of Women Voters
At & Pom
American Legion Hall
Angie Chaffee
Huron League
League
Weese Released On Bond In Sioux Falls Robbery Case
Paul Weese and two others faced a first degree robbery charge for a Drake store holdup in Pumpkin Center. Weese posted 5000 bond and was released from Minnehaha county jail. Sheriff’s office took the trio into custody at Huron. bond was signed by A J Larson Billie M Weese and Laramie Wayne and approved by Judge John T Medin.
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Paul Weese
Myron
Drake
Pumpkin Center
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Russell Miler
Hugh Palmer
Weese
Huron
A. J. Larson
Beadle County
Billie M. Weese
Laramie Wayne
John T. Medin
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