Armour Market Slump Hits Hog Prices At Armour Market
Armour Stockyards Huron April 8 reports receipts of 1,000 with prices 7 to 10 lower. hogs top at 115. market weakness blamed on light demand and ample supplies. Chicago bids show a 5 to 9 cent drop for medium weight butchers, with 21,000 fewer hogs than a week ago and cattle and calves ample for immediate trade. Large dealer presence kept prices at their lowest level of the year amid uncertain demand.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Or. Paul
South ST. Paul
W. S. Dept
U. S. Dept
Aalves
Wolk Carly Vole
Wheat Futures Trade Is Light In Minneapolis
Wheat futures opened firmer with very light trade. May wheat closed 4 percent higher, other months modest gains. Cash wheat offerings heavy but steady. milling quality scarce. Corn offerings light with good to strong demand. barley scarce and malting demand solid. Huron grain prices show No 1 dark northern wheat 4, No 1 durum 6, barley 27, oats 19, rye 21, corn 35.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Milaneapolis
Blake
Stabilization Corporation
Danun
Huron Grain Market
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Mixed livestock quotes from Sioux Falls and Sioux City show hogs slow with uneven declines, cattle steady to weak with some loads firm, and sheep steady to higher on light demand. Chicago and illustrated markets list variable hogs and cattle figures amid sparse sales and regional shifts.
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Sioux City
W. & Dept
California
Arizona
Grain and dairy prices across Midwest and Chicago markets
Market notes show wheat varieties and protein percentages, butterfat and eggs were firmer with higher quotes in Chicago, Sioux City, and New York. Poultry steady with varied prices. potatoes and flour markets quiet but steady. regional feeds and dairy outputs reported from Huron and Minneapolis areas.
Closing Quotations From a Minneapolis Stocks Scene
A compiled list shows closing quotations across many issues with varied performance. Notable values include Am Sug 534, Am Intl 184, US Steel 13753, Penn RA 6, General Foods 544, AT T 18 percent, and St Oil Cal 43 percent with others recording modest gains or losses in a volatile session.
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Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Cor & Fdy
Am Intl
Am Loco
Am Sm É& Rig
AT T
Anaconda
Armour A
Armour
Atchison
Atl
Bull
Bendix Av
Beth Su
Cam Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & O
CM St P & P
MC & NW Cri & Pmh
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G & el
Cons Gas
Car Wr
Drag Inc
Eastman
Erle
Fox Film A
Ereepart Tex
Gen Foods
Houston Oil
Hudson
Fb Cent
Comb
Nick
IT & T
Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Nes
Mack Tks
Radio
RKO
Hem Rand
Rep St
Reyn Tob Bois
Sears Ros
Sinclair
So Pac
So Ry
Sand Br
St Oil Cal
St Oil NJ
St Oil NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim R Big
Union Carb
Unit Aire
Unit ‘Fruit
US Od
At The Hospitals RAPE te A Dee Dans Admitted
In a hospital notice patients and staff are listed with names such as Andrew Hafer Doland medical Jacob Crook Maren medical George Purplax Corthere and Mrs E M Tathrop Huron surgical Diamisesd Sam Glanzer Hixon Lu cilla Webs Huron Dorothes De Shon Huron J W Stymist Wayland with unclear roles or affiliations in a terse roster format
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Andrew Hafer
Doland
Medcal
Jacob.Crook
Dog bite incident shocks Tulare scene
Marva McCone, a child, was severely bitten by a loose dog in Tulare. Police and emergency responders arrived as neighbors restrained the animal and aided the injured child. Local officials opened an inquiry into the dog’s owner and vaccination status.
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Marva McCone
Tulip Time Operetta by St Teresa Students Tonight
Two American college students travel to a Holland village to study tulips and woo Dutch girls in a lively two act operetta Tulip Time to be presented by St Teresa parish school students with the Presentation sisters protecting a plot that includes a theft of tulip bulbs and the arrest of Professor McSpindle.
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Holland
St. Teresa Parochist School
Presentation Sisters
St. Teresa's Hall
Fefo Holland
Prof. McSpindle
Stock Market Gains From Short Covering Boost
In New York on April 8 stock prices rose as buyers retired short contracts amid light volume. Prominent shares like U S Steel, Bethlehem, American Can, Westinghouse, Consolidated Gas and American Telephone led modest gains, while Auburn and Fox Film showed mixed moves. The week’s trading suggested a milder mood with a cautious upward drift and cheap call money around 2 percent.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Can
Westinghouse
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
McKeesport
Auburn
Fox Film
Ceel
Cab Driver Wins Unpaid For Car in Panama City
Panama City reports Mario Alvarado, a taxi driver, won a court victory over a car sale dispute. The judge rejected a rental sale claim and ruled the car must be returned, with $1,300 for use loss and $10 a day for 200 days, totaling compensation and return of the sedan.
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Panama City
Mario Alvarado
Alvarado
Alverado
Will Use Rocket To Repair Huron Stack
A Yankton fireworks firm is to assist in repairing a 150 foot smokestack at Huron by shooting a rocket with a cord up the stack interior to haul up a rope and cable for scaffolding. Work occurs while the plant runs. Armour plant officials also plan to install a lighting rod on the stack.
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Huron
Yankton
Greworks Company
Armour Pecking
Arragur
Weir
Vernon L. Weir
Mack Hits Loss In Canada Trade
In Washington Norman E. Mack of Buffalo argues the 1932 platform should back repeal of the eighteenth amendment or let states decide prohibition. He cites Americans spending in Canada as harming the country and says many women abroad are buying Canadian goods to save money. Senator Norris calls Raskob poll a potential sharp battle and urges a definite plan or honest trial rather than immediate repeal.
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Washington
Raskob
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
New York
National Democratic
Mack
Canada
Port Erie
Hamilton
Toronto
Norris
Nebraska
Raskoh
Women Attend Banquet Tonight at Huron Hotel Marvin Hughitt
The South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs district convention in Huron climaxes tonight with a banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt at 6 10 p m Where guests from Huron and nearby areas will enjoy an evening program including music from Huron College performers and a travelogue by Daniel J Gage The convention closes with a business session at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and a reception was held last night at the church parlors A Willing Workers club of Huron hosted refreshments
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Huron
Soith
Ose South Dalkota Federation
Marvin Hughitt
Hardin A. van Deursen
John Wharton
Henry Gibson
Huron ‘College
Huron College
Daniel J. Gage
A. M. Urquhart
Presbyterian Church
Huron Country Club
A. A. Wollman
L. 5
Slepikes
S. . Rhoads
the Angelus
Genevieve Trask
Blunt
Mary Starring
George A. Starring
Miller
Huron Willing Workers Club
Yankton
South Dakota
Federated Club
A J. Cassidy
Ardee Musse
Yankton College
Strange Cutworm Destroying Wheat Near Hemingford
An April report from Hemingford Nebraska notes cutworms are damaging local wheat fields. Farmers express concern as warm winter allows eggs to hatch, though observers say the worms have not yet entered the Hemingford vicinity. Names cited include Kermit Roland and Leonard Aspden in assessing the outbreak.
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Hemingford
Web
Caceer
Kermit Roland
Leonsrd Aspden
Wupper Sentenced 110 Years For Forgery in Beemer Case
Paul Wupper pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery in district court here after being charged with embezzling a million dollars from his Beemer bank. He received a total 110 year sentence in the state penitentiary and was fined $500 on each count.
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Wupper
West Point
Neb
Paul Wupper
Beemer
County Highway Project Proposed to Link Major Highways
Beadle county officials heard a plan from O Wilson and Edgar Stoner to connect U.S. Highways 14 and 37 with a gravel east west road along Theresa Fairfield Hartland and Broadland townships. The route would meet Highway 14 north of Wolsey where that road turns toward Wessington. The commission took the plan under advisement and will pursue the improvement as soon as feasible though no summer construction is planned. Township board members from Lake Byron urged a decision on a 3 3 4 mile segment as a county or township road, with a hearing set for May at the courthouse. The session also set bids for cement and gasoline for county work.
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Beadle County
O. Wilson
Edgar Stoner
Huron
Theresa
Fairfield
Hart~land
Broadland
Wolsey
Wessington
Lake Byron Township
Lake Byron
Grass
Piper
Hoy
Court House
Seek Referendum On Truck Tax Bill
Petition drives to force a referendum on the South Dakota motor truck tax bill will begin this week, with filings due at Pierre by mid May. Dakota Motor Carriers' Association Secretary O H Shade argues the tax is unfairly distributed, penalizing farmers and smaller trucks while favoring larger users.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
O. H. Shade
Dakota Motor Carriers’ Association
Shade
Pierre
Lapka to Move for Retrial in Murder Case
Alphonze Lapka plans a motion for a new trial before Judge Frank R. Fisher on April 13. Lapka, sentenced to life in the penitentiary for killing his mother north of Miller by slashing her throat, will not be brought to the hearing. Attorneys Bushfeld Carroll and Pusey of Miller will file the motion, with D. C. Walsh and an attorney general’s office lawyer from Pierre likely present. If denied, the case may go to the South Dakota Supreme Court.
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D. C. Walsh
Attorney General
Pierre
Fisher
State Supreme Court
Gas Tank Truck Explodes Near De Smet
An Aderhold and Ellison gasoline tank truck exploded on Highway 25 south of De Smet at about 2:30 PM. No one was injured. Flames spread as the forward tank blew up, throwing fuel and fire high into the air. the second tank then exploded ten minutes later leaving only the chassis and wheels.
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de Smet
Aderhold
Ellison
Highway 25
Kingsbury County
Jim Moody
Scott Hall
Haney Levies Big Fine On Huron Man
Judge Haney sent a Huron man to pay a heavy fine for intoxication and liquor possession. W J Monshan, a Huron salesman, was arrested by police last night and given a choice between a $50 fine or 25 days in jail. he chose to pay the fine.
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Haney
Huron Maii
W. J. Monshan
Huron
Monshan
Tornado Time Arrives With First Spring Threats
Associated Press writer explains spring tornado formation with warm Gulf air meeting cold northern air. The article details how differing air streams create rising motions and funnel clouds, noting pressure differences and the risk of houses exploding under intense wind forces.
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F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
W. J. Humphreys
Bureau
R Humphreys
Duley A Story Of An Ambitious Woman at Theta Alpha Phi
Theta Alpha Phi at Huron College Dramatic Society presents Duley a three act comedy in the college gymnasium. Loje Bangs of Huron plays Duley the ambitious society matron amid witty lines by Marc Connelly and George S. Kaufman. Chess rehearsal tonight, performance tomorrow night under Prof. E S DuPoncet.
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Theta Alpha Phi
Huron College Dramatic Society
Duley
Loje Bangs
Huron
E. S. DuPoncet
America
Marc Connelly
George S. Kauffman
DuPoncet
Report Seal Maps of Coronado Found
Governor Green received a telegram from Frank A. Baker claiming to have found the seal and maps of Coronado in Red Canyon, Fall River county. The find could pin the explorer’s route to the plains near Kansas or Nebraska, and officials plan a visit next week to verify authenticity.
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Piehre
Warren Green
Frank A. Baker
Edgemont
Coronado
Red Canyon
Fall River County
Kansas
Nebraska
Green
L.K. Fox
Broadcast of AAUW convention program from Boston
A portion of the national convention program of the American Association of University Women in Boston will be broadcast tomorrow afternoon from 1 30 to 3 30 over the National Broadcasting Network. No insect will attack the banana and it is immune from disease.
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National Convention of the American Association of University Women
Boston
National Broadcasting Network
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