Armour Markets Report at Armour Stockyards Huron April 7
Market notes show hogs strong to slightly higher with top at 3.65 and receipts of 35. Cattle and calves steady while sheep are strong to 10 lower. Regional quotes cover cattle grades, veal, calves, hogs by weight, and swine trade improvements in Chicago and St Paul with varied bid levels and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Chicago
St. Paul
U. S
Wright
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dept
Wheat Futures Strength Amid Mixed Crop News
Wheat futures edged higher in thin trade despite a flood of bad crop news from the winter wheat belt. May and July contracts rose about 4 percent while cash wheat offerings remained light and prices held firm. Coarse grains were weaker. oats and flax moved modestly, and durum demand stayed good.
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Esstweapolis
Sioux Falls Market Report for Hogs and Cattle
Sioux Falls April 7 hog prices 10 higher top 3.90 bulk 3.70 and heavy butchers 3.45 to 3.90. Cattle 200 head steady, price level unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Agr
Sioux Falls
Markets Report From Huron and Midwest Regions
Huron poultry and egg prices listed by Buck Strathers and others include hens, cocks, and leghorn varieties with weights under and over 44 pounds. Butter and eggs show varying quotes. hides and pelts, wool and tallow markets also appear with local provider names. Regional spots cover Chicago Potatoes and Produce, Minneapolis flour, Sioux Falls and Sioux City liv ely markets, and Mitchell items with detailed weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HURON
Swift & Saures
Auras Huron
Buck Srathers Buren
S. D
Leghors
Bolles & Rogera Huron
Short Covering Helps Stocks End Higher in Thin Session
New York April 7 reports late short covering reducing declines in early trading. U S Steel touched a new high around 3412 then rose modestly. American Telephone, Allied Chemical, Coca Cola and Auburn gained slightly while American Can slid up to 2 percent. Public Service of New Jersey, Kresge and Safeway saw 3 to 4 point losses. About 2 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Coca Cola
Auburn
American Can
Public Service
New Jersey
Kresge
Safeway
Diverse ticker-like OE stock table fragment
A fragment listing numerous company tickers and percentages across industries such as chemicals, metals, automobiles, oils, consumer goods, and utilities. Entries include Am Can, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, AT&T, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, Bank brands, and many others with varied percentage figures, suggesting a historical stock summary page.
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AU Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Power
Am Loco
At&t
Am Tob
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Ad Ref
Barnsdall
Beat Croid
Bendix
Beth St
Berden
Briggs
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasvo
C&o
CM Sep
Chrysler
Cal G&m
Corts Gas
Corn Products
Curtis Wright
BEC
Brug Inc
Eastman
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North Pld
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Ill Cent
Int
Comb Eng
Int Harvester
Nickel
It&t
Kelvinatoe
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy
Natl Power & Lt
NY Cent
NH & H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Para Pub
Natl Biscuit
Penney
Parn
Phillips Re Ee Fe
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socony
So Pac Pe Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
St OU MJ
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
County Retains Motor Fund Share With No Township Grants
Beadle County commissioners announced no motor vehicle tax funds would be distributed to townships this year. All license money will fund county highway work, with no county road levy this year. A January resolution had kept all motor license receipts for county use, while a 63 mile gap remains to complete the highway system. Olson leads the Farm Bureau committee seeking 30 percent of motor funds for townships, with possible July follow up to shape next year’s budget.
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Beadle County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Committee
C. W. Olson
Fairfield Township
Olson
William Smith
Dearborn
J. D. Lemmon
Clyde
Ace
McFarling Hartland
H. M. Pierce
Huron
First State Bank
Wolsey
Citizens National
Wessington
Hitchcock State
Bonilla State
Dobbins To Receive 350000 If Popularity Returns
Chicago April 1 VPI reports a 350000 premium for horses if they revive a comeback. The fund, from a horse end buggy era, finances troughs worldwide with no regard to future needs. Attorney Rush C Butler cites it as an example of unwise bequests amid a church conference. Other talks discuss a Philadelphia home for retired ministers excluding tobacco and wives and a St. Louis mayor's 1852 fortune for distressed emigrants.
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Chicago
VPI
Rush C. Butler
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Philadelphia
Byron Mullandphy
St. Louis
Hoover To Confer On Economy Plan
Washington April 7 President Hoover will meet Saturday with the special house economy committee to discuss reductions in government expenses. He invited the committee to the White House at 1 oclock to review progress on an economy program and to hear suggestions. Representative McDuffie of Alabama chairs the panel and accepted the invitation. The session may include executive branch representatives.
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Washington
Hoover
Special House
White House
Representative McDuffie
Ala
McDuffie
Byrnes Sill
Garner
Byrnes
War and Navy Departments
Expenditures
Congress
House
Senate
Evert Aud
Finance
Walsh
Mass
Tdyings
Maryland
Mother of Huron Woman Dies Today
Mary Bele McDowell 79 one of Dakota’s earliest settlers died at Watertown home of daughter Mrs. S W Allen. She came from Minnesota in a covered wagon born New York. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at Allen home Rev R R Trickery officiating burial Watertown cemetery beside husband died 1829. Survived by two daughters Mrs E H Bruemmer and Mrs S W Allen two sons Dr Clarence McDowell Aberdeen and Dr James McDowell Britton eight grandchildren four great grandchildren and a brother and sister William Johnson and Mrs Thomas Cox Prosper Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Bruemmer left for funeral today.
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South Dakota
Mary Bele McDowell
Watertown
E. H. Bruemmer
S. W. Allen
McDowell
Dakota’ Territory
Minnesota
New York
Allen
R. R. Trickery
Clarance McDowell
Aberdeen
James McDowell
Britton
William Johnson
Thomas Cox
Prosper
Minn
Mirs
Bruemmer
Connecticut Republicans Begin Formal Hoover Delegation Plans
The Associated Press reports that Connecticut Republicans name 19 percent of delegates, though uninstructed, aligning with President Hoover in the convention buildup. Wisconsin continues vote counting to decide if conservatives or LeFollette progressives control its delegation, with conservatives leading 16 to 11 as results tally. Democratic primaries lock 25 of Wisconsin’s 26 votes to Roosevelt, plus a lone Alfred E. Smith supporter edge. Georgia's 28 votes yesterday are formally assigned to Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
Hoover
Wisconsin
LeFolletre
Franklin D. Roosevelt Coltemn
Alfred E. Smith
Georgia
Roosevelt
Hospital Admits Local Residents For Surgery
At The Hospitals Admitted Mrs. Harold Markey of Huron for surgery. Dignimed reports Mr. Sadie Olson and Mrs. H Garber of Huron plus Suby as admitted. SEED CHURCH LAWN notes about 15 men led by Smogard Theodora raked the Presbyter church lawn and pod is down.
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Harold Markey
Huron
Surgical
Sadie Olson
Bionx Fella
H. Garber
Suby
Smogard
Theodora
Finish Testimony in Damage Action Tomlinson Says He Was At Farm Near Huron On Day Of Alleged Attack
Final arguments loom as the Flanagan Tomlinson $25,000 damage suit nears verdict. James Tomlinson testified he was at his brother in law George Youngs farm near Huron from about 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on August 4, 1928, denying touching Cyril Flanagan. Mrs. Youngs and Mrs. Cotton corroborated the alibi. Neighbors testified Flanagan appeared in poor health before the alleged attack, while Dr. Wright described Cyril as a Mongolian type idiot with an average life expectancy around 30. Cyril arrived on a stretcher as his mother watched in court.
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Tomlinson
Huron
Flanagan
George Youngs
Cyril Flanagan
F. L. Cotton
Boy And Girl Wit Comic Sweepstakes Winners Named
The Evening Huronite lists ten weekly sweepstakes winners from Huron area for coloring comics. Beulah Lott and Wilford Kilstram lead among the five named top winners with addresses in Dakota Avenue Cas Vour. Other winners include Lewis Schwartz Elmer Julius Stevens Faye Lind Dorothy Lott Jack Couner Frances Grace Alene Gibbs and Gerald Bindewald from various local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Lott
Dackota Avenua
Wilford Kilstram
Cas
Lewis Schwartz
Huron
Elmer Julius Stevens
Cavour
Faye Lind
Dorothy Lott
Dakota Avenue
Lost Pocket Book In Black Hills Found
A small black Hills pocket book labeled Phong B4i5 was reported missing and later located. It contained one dollar and may belong to a local resident.
For Sale Well Located Furnished Cottage at Lake Byron
For sale a well located furnished cottage at Lake Byron with a lot, growing Russian olive hedge trees and shrubs. A good well of water makes this a real buy. Phone 238 after 6 pm for sale or trade for a modern 4 room house, 8 room modern home on pavement, garage near Opposite the college. 1530 bushels extra quality seed potatoes, hurry this is the last Bow 105 Vermont.
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Lake Byron
Tte Colege
Vermont
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S. E
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California
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