Market News Swine and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Market dispatch reports hogs up to top $8.53 at ANMCAR stockyards Huron with receipts 200. Cattle and calves show varying classes from dry fed steers to canners and veal, with Chicago and St Paul benchmarks noting higher hogs and steady cattle amid mixed demand. Sioux City Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls reports show strong hogs, steady cattle, and variable veal prices across Midwest markets.
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Anmcar
Huron
Tully
Sioux City
SIOCX
Sioux Falls
Chicago
USDA
SM Ibs
Down
Gneil
Choice
Futures Close Sharply Higher in Minneapolis Wheat Markets
Wheat futures surged with May up 17 cents, July 10 cents, and September 14 cents amid strong demand. May and July corn down modestly while oats, flax mixed. Cash markets remained uneven with cash corn slack and oats demand improving. wheat receipts at Minneapolis show varied protein grades and prices, while nearby carlot ranges reflect firm demand for durum and amber types.
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Minneapolis
Shinneapolis
I. L
Markets Report from Huron and Chicago Egg and Butter Trade
Market notes show Salit & Co. furnishing egg and market prices for Huron South Dakota with ranges for heavy hens old roosters and No 1 eggs. Bolles Rogers and local firms quote hides wool tallow and leather values while Chicago reports butter weak eggs firm and poultry steady with slight declines in some futures and various graded egg and butter prices per car and per pound.
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CITER
Salit & Co
Huron
S. D
Bolles & Rogers
Hige and Metal Co
Skeepers
Sioux City Poultry Prices Reported Amid Market Listings
Poultry and dairy prices dominate a dense Sioux City and Chicago wholesale round up. Hens, leghorn stock, ducks and geese show varied rates. butterfat delivered prices, potatoes, and grain quotes accompany exchange rates and New York and Chicago cash closes.
Metal And Mining Stocks Rise On Domestic Gilves Price Boost
Metal and mining issues gained after the government boosted the domestic gilves price to 71 cents an ounce. U S Smelting rose about five points in late trading while Cerro de Pasco American Smelting and Howe Sound gained one to two, Amorada up one, and N Y Central slightly higher. Major issues like U S Steel American Telephone Consolidated Gas General Motors Chrysler Santa Fe and others were mostly unchanged or down slightly. The closing zone held steady with about 700000 shares changing hands.
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U. S
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Howe Sound
Amorada
N. Y. Central
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
New York Curb Stocks And Bonds Report
The AP market note lists several securities with prices and status including Liberty 34s 101.5, Liberty First 44s 101.10, Treasury 44s 116.2, Treasury 3g 103.18, Fed Farm Mortgage 49 491.23, Home Owners Loan 49 100.26, and related issues. Minneapolis stocks show First Bank Stock bid 7 close 8.
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New York
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Liquor Law Reveals $70,000 Revenue in State Funds
Treasury records show South Dakota’s liquor control law raising about $70,000 since March 14. License fees total $63,575 with $11,050 returned to municipalities. High point beer receipts split evenly between state and county relief funds, and tax stamps add nearly $11,000. The marriage of Antone Kuper and Viola Vail was performed by J. KE Bard.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Treasury
High Point Beer
State Department of Justice
High Point
City Briefs brief notes from many local happenings
The column lists Reverend John Ward Smith returning from Omaha for Lenten preaching, local ads for seeds and fertilizer, Dr. Stratton traveling to Rochester, Minn., and office coverage by his secretary. It notes family updates, theater events, store manager Cy Rife’s return, Mrs. Bovey moving to Wyoming Minnesota, Gamble’s spring circular items, and various residents traveling or hosting visitors including Frank Matheson and Mr. Timm.
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John Ward Smith
Grave Episcopal Church
Omaha
Walkers
Ro A. Stratton
Iran
Rochester
Minn
de. Thomas
Foul Bills
Bighmore
Ida Sharp
G. E. Redmond
Wen
Minneapolis
Huron
Mr. Redmond
Sixth Street
Redmond
Texaco Company
Wash
Spm
E. Goranson
Wausa
Sioux Falls
Anna Bovey
Wyoming
Frank Matheson
Gamble
Tor Rendle
Belle Plaine
Arthur Timm
New London
Timm
Kiel + Bros
Dave Krinsky
St. Paul
Atertown
Former Iroquois Dentist Arrested as Fugitive
Dr W G Gross a former Iroquois dentist practicing in San Angelo Texas for a year under the name R B Gurus was captured as a fugitive from Sioux Falls South Dakota on a federal charge of impersonating an officer Police handed him to Deputy US Marshal C Brown who departed for San Angelo with the prisoner The arrest followed a Tuesday detainment with a young woman later released Gross as a well known local dentist in Iroquois and Bur en faces transfer to Sioux Falls
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Brown Wodu
Texas
W. G. Gross
R. B. Gurus
San Angelo
Sioux Falls
S. D
Gress
United States
Brown
Gross
Sioux City Graft Probe Reaches Fourth Day of Sessions
The Sioux City special grand jury investigating graft opened its fourth day of closed sessions. Five witnesses testified on the prior day. Two men, Jim Pontrale a bondsman and J E Brennan a beer parlor operator, were summoned to report later amid alleged payoff connections, per editor Verne Marshall.
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Sioux City
Arpil U—(P
Jim Pontrale
J. E. Brennan
Verne Marshall
Cedar Ragids
Friese Infant Dies After Illness in Huron Area
Howard Leslie Friese nine month old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Friese died this afternoon at 1 15 at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs F C Baker 84 Arizona avenue southwest after weeks with whooping cough and pneumonia Surviving are parents grandparents and a sister Phyllis Jean five A cousin Charlene Joyce Weisenburger four died March 4 Funeral services set for Saturday at Mt Calvary Lutheran church with Rev T H Joerkel officiating Burial in Riverside cemetery
Huron Area Receives Heavy Rainfall Drought Ends In State
Heavy moisture across the state contrasts with last year’s drought. January through the start of the year brought near six inches in some areas, improving farm prospects and boosting agricultural business. Hospital admissions include Elmer Morris and Mrs E W Flemming among others, with several dismissals noted.
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Boarder
DeMolay Elects Roy ZumBrunnen Huron Chapter Head
Roy ZumBrunnen is elected foster councilor of the Huron DeMolay. Officers installed include Rutherford senior councilor Hopper junior councilor Irish senior deacon Axelrac junior deacon Boyd senior steward Georgiides junior steward Brizer cherisin Wheeler marshal Whitney standard bearer Cone seating Schroeder Fitch Schmidt Castain Price Jones Lynch preceptors. A DeMolay conclave is planned for Huron June 24-25 with letters sent to other chapters. Delegates from nearby chapters and a Brand council member from the Motley chapter in Kansas City are expected. Fargo Purley chapter invites all South Dakota chapters to the international conclave May 3-8 with Canada and NW representation.
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Roy zumBrunnen
Foster
Huron
DeMolay
Robert Rutherford
Donald Hopper
Eldon Irish
Howard Axelrac
Dellas Boyd
George Georgiides
Eldred Brizer
Cherisin
Kirke Wheeler
Robert Whitney
Doulas Cone
Ralph Schroeder
Robert Fitch
George Schmidt
Melvin Castain
Robert Price
Reagan Jones
John Lynch
Brand Council
Motnar
Kansas City
A.D. Stucksman
Sioux Falls
Purley
Fargo
Wvdb
South Dakota
Canada
Northwest
Baby Chick Drive Boosts Beadle County 4-H Effort
A brisk fundraiser launches to supply baby chicks for Beadle County 4-H members. Volunteers including George Vanderstein and Harry Lampe report strong turnout and heavy solicitations, with bonds purchased by Service Shop and Lampe Market among others. The drive aims to raise $2000 to fund over 20 000 chicks with distribution set for April 27 at a Huron chick institute.
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Beacie County
Witt Solisters
George Vanderstein
Harry Lampe
George Wagner
H. L. Srytor
Mr. Lampe
Paul K. Myers
Bureau Chamber of Commerce
FH. J. Steffin
Fred C. Bager
Chamber of Commerce
Service Shop
Waibel Hardware Store
Ellis Pharmacy
Rutherford Beauty Shop
Marvin Hughist Hotel
Met Pederson Barbershop
Lampe Mareket
Jack Knabe
Star Cleaners and
Custom Tailors
W. D. Branks
Beadle County
Huron
Yeadle County
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Extension Department
State College
Starring Leaves For A B A Meet In Florida
George A Starring executive manager of the South Dakota Bankers association and state secretaries section president will attend the annual spring council meeting of the A B A in Augusta Florida He travels with T M Brisbine Woonsocket Sd en route they will pause in Sioux Falls for bankers meeting about the state bankers convention set for May 22 23 and 24 Starring will preside at meetings of the State Secretaries Section and the Board of Control of the section.
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George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers Association
American Bankers Association
Uxdly
Augustz
Fla
A. B.A
T. M. Brisbine
Woonsocket
South Dakers
National Executive Council
Sioux Falls
Augusta
Starring
State Secretaries
Board of Control
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
South Dakota Beadle County Court notices the estate of William Reaves deceased. Heirs Eva B. Bryant and others are informed a petition for Letters of Administration to ML Ward is set for hearing on April 11 1935 at 10 30 AM in Huron at the County Judge office. Attested by Clerk McClaskey.
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State of South Dakota
County Ottabless
William Reaves
Sant
State of South Dakote
Sreei
Eva B. Bryant
Nettie May Smith
Eflie Fuss
James Reaves
Kennyeaves
Tom Reaves
Jess Reaves
Charles Reaves
Ward
Huuron
Beadle
S. B
Dakota
Huron
Sauis
McClaskey
Roosevelt to Outline Spending Plan By July in 1930s Style
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull discussed a spending program to be carried out by July 1830. The policy of strict neutrality in foreign wars was reviewed. Agriculture predicts a short winter wheat crop near 435 million bushels. Edward A. Filene urged acceptance of NRA by American business. Social Security bill faces amendment as GOP senators forecast anti New Deal sentiment. Republican leaders expect a presidential message on the bonus bill.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Dhec Ul
Seecetry Hull
Wolsey Musician Is State Winner
SiouX Falls April 11 state high school music contest opened with 21 contestants receiving superior ratings across seven divisions. The event continues with solo and ensemble events and a grand concert tonight at the Coliseum featuring top performers. Superior ratings winners include Mark Conswell Wolsey Elaine Larson Brookings Elisabeth Wells Plume Marie Peterson Brookings Marcel McCartney Platte Audrey Chester Arlington Elizabeth Turning Mobridge Paul Cox Beresford Orrin Juel Canton Carleton Lee Stewart Mason Clie judges King and Paul McCallin Morningside college Sioux City.
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Sioux Falls
The
Colisum
Mark Conswell
Wolsey
Elaine Larson
Brookings
Morningside College
Sioux City
Coliseum
Pricay
Standard Oil Indiana Nets $1.25 A Share in 1934
CHICAGO April 11 Stockholders of Standard Oil Company of Indiana receive the annual report for 1934 showing net profits of 18,949,680.0 or $1.25 a share on 15,677,000 outstanding shares. The 1933 profit was 17,674,251.44 or 4 a share. Taxes paid total 74,339,499.69 or 4.88 per share. The gain stems from reduced interest charges and lower depreciation. Working capital stands at 182,889,894.82 with cash and securities over 75,000,000. Current assets to liabilities ratio 6.82 to 1.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Huron Commandery Inspected By Jones During Visit
The Huron La-woodan Commandery Knights Templar hosted an inspection by Sir Ernest A. Jones of Pierre with about 75 Sir Knights attending. Visitors from Redfield Pierre Sioux Falls and Watertown joined the event which included a silver trophy competition for ritual proficiency, won last year by La-Ca-Tah commandery of Huron.
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Knights Templar
Huron
Redfield
Pierre
Sioux Fally
Watertown
Ernest A. Jones
Puerre
South Dakota
Verne E. Warren
J. H. Cumbow
Sioux Falls
C. C. Crain
R. E. Cone
Walter Stover
La-Ca-Tah Commandery
Wheat and Hog Prices Jump at Open on Bullish Crop View
Chicago markets opened with wheat up about 3 percent as traders priced in a government winter wheat crop estimate near 435 million bushels and ongoing dust storms in the southwest. Other grains and hogs also climbed as fears of drought and topsoil loss weighed on sentiment.
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Chicago
Aprila
Board of Trade
Legion and V F W Stand Apart From Election
Fragmented text reports that the Legion and VFW declined to participate in the election process. Names like Walter Einstein and Wayne Wilson appear but key details and outcomes remain unclear in the damaged copy.
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Connaiders
Forey
Walter Einstein
Enmuine
Wayne Wilson
Reed
South Dakotan to Be Questioned At Trial
A Chicago trial heard today from Harold Shea and three former directors of a Kansas Pipeline firm in a fraud case. Names include Samuel J Madkin of Kansas and James Pos mon of Tulsa. statements referenced a large financial figure and involved officials from South Bay and Grand Reaibl.
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South Dakotan
Chicagg
April
Pe Gees
Ib PD
1 Sout
Kansas
Harold Shea
Wy S. D
Ane
Bintstle Shea
Franke PL
South Bay
Parisly
Samuel J Madkin
James Pos Mon
Tulsa
Chicago
Hand County Farmers Urged to Use Farm Account Books
Hand County farmers are urged to use farm account books to record past production and seeds. The county agriculture agent reminds producers that copies are available and should be obtained promptly for both crop and livestock activities through the county agent's office.
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Hand County
Reyesick
Wing
Sgriculturs
Agen
Wile
Weather forecast and scattered notes for Huron and region
Forecast covers Huron and vicinity with mixed spring temperature notes and a summary of Iowa and South Dakota conditions. Expect mostly cloudy skies in central and east Iowa with rain or snow tonight, freezing temps inland, and slightly warmer Friday afternoon. South Dakota mostly fair, turning cooler tonight and Friday.
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Huron
Iowa
South Dakota
Weather And Roads Across South Dakota Report
Regional weather report lists city conditions and temperatures for Sioux Falls Brookings Yankton Watertown Aberdeen and Rapid City with cloudy and rainy spells. Precipitation totals show fog and scattered rainfall with numbers for each area including Sioux Falls Brookings Yankton Watertown Aberdeen Huron Pierre Rapid City and Mitchell.
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Higa Gow
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Yankton
Watertown
Aberdeen
Buran
Berra
Rapid City
Claudy
Elk Mitchell
Huron
Too Late To Classify A SALE-Two good work have Tite
A fragmented sale notice mentions items or works with a price around $43, including a reference to Huronite. Readable parts describe a sale action and involved parties, but vital details are unclear.
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