Market News Armour and Livestock Markets Steady to Higher
Armour markets closed daily except Saturdays with 1 pm close. New York and Chicago bids held firm as hog receipts around 350 and top prices near 10.00 dollars. Beef and lamb prices edged up on stronger demand from packers amid Easter trade, with hogs steady to modestly higher and cattle plus lambs showing broad gains across Sioux Falls and Sioux City listings.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls
Fea
Sears and
Chicago Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Hogs and Cattle Rates
Chicago markets show hogs steady to 16 cents higher with top around 10.95 while cattle and calves gain modestly. Trade remains active for fed steers and yearlings near Monday highs but stockers and feeders appear dull as sellers push down.
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Chicago
Market Report on Huron Poultry Butter and Eggs
Chicago and Sioux Falls market news detail prices for heavy hens leghorn hens and turkeys, with butterfat and egg quotations. Shipments and futures for eggs and butter reflect a firmer tone, while regional deliveries to Sioux City Watertown and Sioux Falls illustrate varied pricing across South Dakota and Iowa markets.
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Sim
Huron Poultry
Butyer
Swift & Co
Turon
S. D
Leghorn
jNo
Cesecen
Produce Prices and Arrivals in Chicago and Midwest Regions
Chicago dispatch lists potato market activity for Wednesday noting 82 on track and total US shipments 062 for good stock with strong demand. Idaho russet and North Dakota Red River prices, Ohio and Minnesota cobbler variances, Bliss varieties, and Colorado US No 3 values appear amid mixed color and firmness factors.
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Chicago
Idaho
North
Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Minnesota
Bliss
Colorado
Texas Bliss
Mitchell Produce Wednesday Report Summary
Mitchell deliverables include hens and roosters with weights and counts. Entries show B VPI Hens 444s and up 15, hens under 4 pounds 13, Jeghorm hens 1, heavy young roosters Wickhor 4, ducks 9, and Vecone No 2 18 No 2 fz. The listing reflects poultry yields and class designations for the market sale.
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Chicago
Jess Whan
Watertown
Sioux City
Mitchell
Jeghorm
Heavy
Ickhor
Futures Lead to Strength in Grain Trade
In Minneapolis on April 8, grain markets closed strong with wheat leading gains. May wheat rose amid short coverings across May and July contracts, while May and July rye, oats, barley, flax, and other grains showed advance or firming prices. Cash wheat receipts were light and durum scarce. corn and oats noted firmer demand while quality remained scarce.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Market Report From April Bulletin
Grain bulletin notes prices and market activity in Minneapolis and Duluth. It lists No 1 dark northern spring and other grades, futures like May and July, carlot sales, and cash quotes across wheat corn barley rye and flax with various weights and price ranges.
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Huron Grain 'Market
Grain Bulletin
Minneapolis
Montana
Office Seekers Nominating in May Primaries
Desmet April primary filings show extensive slates for register of deeds and county offices. Republicans list candidates for senator, representative, treasurer, clerk, and other posts across De Smet and surrounding towns, while Democrats nominate for senator, state’s attorney, superintendent of schools, and commissioners. Also notes an operation story about Miss Maxing Hunt in Huron with a reported satisfactory recovery.
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Desmet
Office of Register of Deeds
Lalo
Merle Melsiid
Hetland
Ray S. Whyte
de Smet
Go. Ostroct
D. G. Kerr
Alfred Christopherson
John Rottlut
Oldham
Ednar C. Olson
Register of Deeds
Alfred ©. Wolkow
Erwins
John T. Rider
J. W. Lawler
Maxing Hunt
Winds Avenue
Stock Issues Climb To New High Ground
Stocks rose to new highs as rail, rubber, mining and oil issues led the advance. Volume neared 1.7 million shares with gains broad but profit taking appeared in late trading. Foreign markets were uneven while domestic growth signals supported buying for self term equities.
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New York
Births and local notices brighten Huron area brief
A daughter was born at 12 55 yesterday to Mr and Mrs K O Lehic bold at a Huron hospital weighing nine pounds four ounces. Ed Mathern family plans move to Medford Oregon after 19 years on a Huron-area farm. Mrs Harald Marquis of Rapid City visited Huron, Marquis off to St Paul for Standard Oil meeting while sister Mrs Ann Stans hosts. Hebron family from New Sharon Texas attend funeral in Wolsey. Belly Fourche club secretary L C Morrison in town then Sioux City for meeting. Beaches County Republican Women meet at 8 p m. Local notices mention trips, visits, and a Pi Kappa Delta debate at Houston.
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K. O. Lehicbold
Bead Avenue
Huron Hospital
Ed Mathern
Fern
Eddie
Medford
Ore
Huron
E. W. Feige
Improvements at Fair Are Planned for Septem ber
South Dakota's State Fair grounds will gain a fresh look as the board votes to continue painting begun last year and to grade and gravel all streets within the grounds. Horse barn two will be reshingled and the educational building center will be remodeled. About 400 Chinese Elms will be planted this year, with 250 planted last year. Further attractions and department head selections were tentatively made, with formal announcements pending confirmation.
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South Dakota
J. G. Ventables
Mfr
Wendel Case Upheld by Jurors in New Jersey
In Trenton and Brooklyn reports jurors failed to act on Paul Wendel’s murder charge prompting potential release prospects. Prosecutors warned of continued danger as Wendel faced renewed questioning while officials discuss investigation momentum and a new move to probe the case from start to finish.
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N. J
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Wendel
William F. McGuinness
Francis A. Mar ‘den
William F. Xx
Geoghan
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
New Jersey
L Legislature
Bruno Richard Hutptmenn
Mbryman
Basil B Bruno
Anish
Harold G. Hoffman
David T. Wileentz
Election Headquarters Open for April 21 Measure Poll
The Petitioners Committee seeking passage of a city measure on April 21 has rented space in the Labor Temple, with headquarters in the second floor front room. A telephone is being installed, inviting assistance and suggestions from volunteers, and calling for field activity mapping. The group, noting no funds for publicity, urges both women and men to help on election day, aiming to mobilize the able population of Huron.
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Speta
Labor Temple
H.C. Shader
Placr
Sheter
Odlice
Turn
Cal
Huron
Ballot order announced for Democratic and Republican primaries
Ballot arrangement for upcoming primaries announced by County Authority A. M. Fuller. Democratic nominees listed in order Everall Dan Humphrey Charles M. Worra Culver and C. E. B. Pates for state representative. Edward G. Youngs leads county auditor race followed by Sam M. Tschettar. Republican line for state representative lists R. L. Nudss as first, then Thy Ow Al, John F. Bust and George W. Stafford. Arthur Miller’s name appears first for county commissioner, followed by Lawrence Larsen. State central committee delegates will appear on the ballot. three seats to be elected, no contest expected. Gus Limblad eliminated due to petition issues.
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A. M. Fuller
Everall Dan Humphrey
Charles M. Worra Culver
C. EB. Pates
Edward G. Youngs
Sam M. ‘Tschettar
R. L
Dele-Gates
Gelowates
Ton Nenllan
Gus Limblad
Musicians' Union Set Thursday Meeting in Mission
The Musicians' Union schedules a Thursday night gathering at the Amechin Legion hall. The meeting will cover the STOup's annual event, begin at dusk, with advisers elected and financial reports opened, followed by a June session.
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Townsend Club Formed in Alpena by Soraete and Sorenson
The Huren Townsend Club was organized in Alpena with about 50 members led by W. AL Soraete and Dr. M. C. Sorenson. Mr. Barnett and Mrs. D. Rios attended with Mr. and Mrs. D. Rios and Mrs. Oscar Edd present at the meeting.
Townsend Auxiliary Club Meeting Report
The Auxiliary to the Townsend Club met yesterday at the W C A with 27 members present. President William Ganthla presided and Mrs C W Trax led devotions. A vocal solo by Mrs Oscar Edd with her own accompaniment opened the program. The group reviewed old age pension in Denmark and Dr Mc Sorenson of Townsend Club No 1 spoke on loyalty. Mrs Truax read a letter from the Townsend Weekly. A lunch was served by Mrs Traax, Mrs William Gamble and Mrs Sorenon. Next meeting will be with Mrs Edd.
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C. W. Trax
Oscar Edd
T. A. Metum
Denmark
Mc. Sorenson
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Townsend Weekly
Treax
Willam Gamble
Rirs. Sorenaon
Edd
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List of Names
AP THE HosPrraca Admitted Bershart Woll Cottonwood Walter Rock Rapids Ia medical Mrs Ruben Schaeffer Huron medical Masing Hunt Huron surgical Lyman Jacobson Huron medical Eleanor Lehr Algena medical Wtes Frank Johnson Cavour minor surgical Mrs Charles Brenoa Woonsecket mine surgical Dismissed Olson Doland Mrs Tremere and baby Huron Mes Cora Stewart Huron
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Cottonwood
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Huron
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Lyman Jacobson
Eleanor Lehr
Algena
Wtes
Frank Johnson
Cavour
Charles Brenoa
Woonsecket
Mine OF Surgical
Olson
Doland
Tremere and
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Mes
Cora Stewart
Ripley Installed As Ellis' Leader
Frank H. Ripley was installed as leader of the Ellis district at night with other officers. Appointive officers and yearlong assignments were announced by the executive, succeeding J. Boyd Benson and others. Distinguished members and officers were installed, including William C. Weeks, Emil Pres, Ros B. Matson, A. P. Stowell, B. C. Whitenser, and Frank Foy, as trustees and officers in various posts.
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Euran
J. Boyd Benson
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MG. Manmay
Ine
Murphy
Ehgiri
George Wi Stele
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W. C. Pevergon
Muu
Ripley
William C. Weeter
Emil Pres
Ros B. Matson
A. P. Stowell
B.C. Whitensurer
Frank
Spain Presidency In Barrio's Hands
In a volatile political hour Spain teeters under a contested presidency as Nicete Al mora leads a fragmented government in a session tense with opposition. The reformist bloc demands stability while voices urge continuity with the republic amid rising unrest and a parallel to past upheaval.
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Barrio
Alecala Zanterny
Republis
Polisien
Alcala Zarzorga
Fragmented hearing notices from scattered districts
An OCR fragment summarizes a string of legal and court references including mentions of Hearst, a district court, Supreme Court, and notice of intent. Names, dates, and places are garbled, giving a chaotic snapshot of legal proceedings and contact hints without coherent details.
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Randolph Mearx
Supreme Court
Senate
Libby
Taras
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