Hog Market Slips While Grain Prices Range Wide
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON April 19 Receipts totaled 1 560 as market held steady to 10 lower. Minneapolis and Chicago reports show varied hog and grain prices with lean packer demand and mixed cattle and sheep activity. Fewer hogs traded, steady to weak bids, lamb and cattle markets uneven with general slow trade.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Minneapolis
Chicago
Le 13
Ewes
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
South St, Paul
S. Dept
Wheat Futures Nervous Rally Across Markets
Wheat futures showed nervous trading with a late rally as government winter wheat prospects were released and export demand steadied. May stood unchanged, July up 8 to 6 cents, September up 5 to 6 cents, with corn slipping then rebounding. Cash wheat held firm amid general demand for higher quality while smutty grades lagged.
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Minneapolis
Butterfat and Poultry Prices Across Markets
Regional market notes report butterfat and live poultry prices from Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, and New York. Entries list butter, eggs, and poultry values, with limited quantity notes, including leghorn and heavy spring ducks, and creamery butter rates amid varying regional conditions.
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Mitchell
Meaux Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Springs
Chicago
New York
Stock Mart Closes With Firm Prices
Market ends dull as stock prices firm across the board. Union Pacific Atchison New York Central Illinois Central and Southern Pacific recover losses. Bethlehem Steel and American Tobacco rise while Westinghouse weakens. Trading volume light with 100 shares traded.
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New York
Union Pacific
Atchison
New York Central
Ilinois Central
New Haven
Southern Pacific
Methlehemt Steel
American Tobacco
Westinghouse
Boles
Mears Plans Global Circle In Record 15 Days
Aviation enthusiast and producer John Henry Mears pursues another globe circumnavigation to beat the 71 day mark. He bought a new Lockheed Vega plane, with pilot Vance Reece, aiming to complete the trip in 15 days via Harbor Grace Dublin and Berlin Moscow across Siberia to Chignik Alaska Seattle and New York. His Sealyham Tailwind survived last year’s crash. the mission costs and dangers are noted as he prepares for the June attempt.
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New York
John Henry Meare
Globe
Harbor Grace
Mears
Linton O
Wells
Edward S. Evans
Meara
Charles B. D. Collyer
Ina
Olympic
Vance Reece
Pacific Coast Flier
Dem
Amashuy
Newfoundland
Dublin
Berlin
Moscow
Siberia
Chignik
Alaska
Seattle
Europe
Sttieth Anniversary Celebrations at Huron First Methodist
The First Methodist Episcopal church of Huron plans the fiftieth anniversary celebration May 24 to 25. Former parishioners and pastors will attend. The Golden anniversary sermon will be given May 24 by Rev. C. B. Harcold D D, formerly pastor here and now at Watertown. An historical pageant is set for May 25 and a fiftieth anniversary dinner on May 26, with plans to invite prominent church leaders to Huron.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Huron
Plans for Woodmen Circle Convention Draw Near
North and South Dakota delegates prepare for a two day Woodmen Circle jurisdiction convention at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Mira Hulda Schott and her ex officio team coordinate speakers including Mrs Margaret McLaughlin Mitchell Frank Fernald St Paul Mrs Mabel Lindgren Minot N Dek Mrs Kathryn Bavage Braddock N Dek Mrs Alice Cheney Lead and Mrs Lilian E Hinton Huron with state officers and delegates attending from around the two states.
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Woodmen Circle Jurisdiction
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Mira
Hulda Schott
Suardian
Huron
Nexistants
Schott
Woodmen Affairs
Michigan
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Margaret McLaughlin
Mitchell
Frank Fernald
St Paul
Mabel C. Lindgren
Minot
N. Dek
Kathryn Bavege
Braddock
Alice Cheney
Lead
Lilian, E. Hinton
Ine Unis
Mra Schott
Murder charges filed against three youth robbers in officer killing
In Omaha on April 10 charges of first degree murder were filed against Eddie Jedlicka and Anton Jedlicka, both 19, and William Griffith, 11, in a filling station holdup that killed Police Officer James Sullivan. The Jedlickas may plead to second degree murder for a life term. trial could prompt death penalty if fought.
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Omaha
James Sullivan
Eddie
Anton Jedlicka
William Griffith
Texas
California
Henry Beal
Jadickas
Bach
Waltonians Plan Meeting Tonight at Marvin Hughitt Hotel
A Waltonians gathering is announced to be held tonight on the mezzanine floor of the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Frank H. Dwyer, a tentative post, is linked to the Chilean venture with an estimated ore tonnage around TR 200,000. The report lists several stock figures and company apparitions as part of the market overview.
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Frank H. Dwyer
Posit
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Enforcement Of Day Law Favored By Federated Clubs
The third South Dakota district of Federated Women's clubs endorsed strict enforcement of the 18th Amendment in its current form, sustained four year state normal school courses, and supported World Court principles. The annual convention closed with greetings from the Paris and Sioux City clubs, delivered by Mrs. G H Durand and Mrs. C A Hoyt, plus presence of three State Federation officers.
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Yu Whp
South Dakota
Federated Women's Clube
World Court
Third District
Federated Clubs
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G. H. Durand
Quisitor
Federated Women’s Clubs
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C. A. Hoyt
State Federation
J. 0 Coombe
Sioux Falls
HC. Severin
Brookings
W. C. Cavanaugh
College Singers Begin Tour Today From Huron
A 25 member Huron college A Cappella choir starts a ten day 859 mile tour in northern South Dakota. The opening concert is set for Castlewood tonight with Ralph Meyers business manager and Hardin Van Deurgen director accompanying. They perform in Clark next and then play Raymond and Groton on Sunday. The group visits Redfield Faulkton Roscoe McIntosh Lemmon Onida Rey Heights and Miller before returning to Huron Sunday night April 19 for a homecoming program April 21 at the college gymnasium with chaperone E D Limberd.
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Ralph Meyers
Huron
Clark
Raymond Ai
Groton
Redfield
Faulkton
Roscoe
McIntosh
Lemmon
Onida
Rey Heights
Miller
Huron College
Major Campbell Turns Editor and Prohibition Reform Advocate
Major Maurice Campbell former New York prohibition administrator ventures into publishing with a monthly titled Repeal. He aims to dismantle the eighteenth amendment and cites political interference during his tenure. He previously wrote articles detailing his charges.
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Major Campbell
New York
Major Maurice Campbell
Plan To Organize Beadle County Bee Club
Beadle county agent RA Care announced plans to form a 4-H bee club for Beadle county youths. The club aims to provide a game oriented, town friendly activity for boys and girls unable to join other clubs. Further details were promised from Mr Cave and Mr Pove parks.
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Beadle County
R A. Care
Beadle
Cave Aid
Pove
Chicren
Paralysis Victim Alfred Hickman Passes
The article notes the death of Alfred Hickman, 57, from paralysis yesterday. Funeral details list Mrs. J. E. Passe at 17 Wisconsin Avenue and note other local residents involved in arrangements. The report mentions Captain Tedford and references a Guatemala president context, though details are fragmented.
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Guatemala
Tedford
J. E. Passe
Wisconsin Avenue
Mith
Adoption mixup makes Mathias Smith father to brother in law
Pittsburgh April 10. Mathias A. Smith 73 of McKeesport becomes father to his brother in law Fred M. Eisele 33 and grandfather to his nieces and nephews and great grandfather to grand nieces through an adoption intended to settle inheritance questions. Smith says they have been father and son for years. this is only a form.
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Mathias A. Smith
McKeesport
Fred M. Eisele
Smith
Fred Eisele
Waterways Seen As Boost To Business In Mississippi Valley
Memphis April meeting of the Mississippi Valley Association heard boosters claim inland waterways stimulate growth. Speakers included William R. Dawes and Brigadier General T. Jackson, plus Major General T. Ashburn and Justin Matthews. They defended rivers against rail critics and urged a year round nine foot channel Cairo to New Orleans to aid agriculture and industry.
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Inland Waterways Transportation
Mississippi Valley Association
William R. Dawes
Chicago
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T. 4. Jackson
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T. Ashburn
Justin Matthews
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Mississippi River
Theodore Dresier In Pessimistic Mood About Films
The text suggests Theodore Dresier voices a pessimistic view on motion pictures and their influence on American children. It reads as a fragmented opinion piece reflecting concern about cinema’s effect on youth, contrasting with interest in child welfare.
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Theodore Dresier
Eas
America
Ticms
Birthplace Restoration Recreates Washington Home at Pope’s Creek
The Wakefield national memorial restoration uses 250000 hand formed bricks to reproduce Washington’s birthplace on an estate at Pope’s Creek Virginia. The project aims to finish exterior by midsummer and complete by February 1 next year. The association cites authentic brickmaking and avoids modern commercialism along the highway.
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Imemorial Association
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Standard Oils LowGas Price Cuts Across Regions
Standard Oil of Indiana announced a one cent reduction in gasoline prices in the South Dulko area effective tomorrow morning bringing normal price communities to 14.3 cents per gallon tax included and ethyl to 19.3 cents per gallon. Chicago plans to offer a new low of six cents per gallon plus tax with dirt service station prices cut one cent this Saturday and sales to begin in ten states mid next week depending on freight rates.
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Huron
Standard Oil Company of
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Standard Oil Company of Indiane
Tee Stage English Program At Church Tee Stage English Program At Church
A special English program has been announced by the Christian Endeavor Society of Bethel church Carpenter for Sunday April 22 at o'clock. Rev. Jacob M. Tschetter presides. Amos Tschetter delivers the principal address. Various musical and dramatic offerings include duets, choruses, instrumental numbers, readings, and a benediction, presented by the church groups and guest performers.
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Bethel Church of Carpenter
Jacob M. Tschetter
John M. Tschetter
Zack FP. Stahl
Amos Tschetter
Elizabeth
Margaret Hofer
Zack 5
Kleinsalver
Marie Kieinsasser
Amos Techetter
J. W. Glanzer
Martha Tschette
Theresa Tschetter
Olgar Holin
Susie T. Hofer
Doris Stahl
Norman Tstheller
Grade School K Ball Open With Lincoln and McKinley Wins
Grade school kittenball league opened last night with Lin coln and McKinley victorious in opening skirmishes. Lincolns won 27 24 in B league free woring game and McKinley Al ten crushed Washington A 35 3. Tonight Wilson and Jefferson A teams meet at State Fair grounds diamond. All city schools enter both A and B leagues except Lincoln which skip A.
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McKinley
Lincolns
al Ten
Washington “A
Wilson and
Jefferson
State Fair Grounds
Lincoln School
Wrestlers Resume Tourney as preliminaries end in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids April 10. About four hundred aspirants to mat honors survived yesterday’s preliminaries and quarter finals of the National A. A. U. wrestling tournament. They are set to compete again this afternoon and tonight in seven weight classes for the championship.
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