Hog Market Stays Steady Across Several Markets
Receipts at Armours reach 401,008 with prices steady up to 7.19 top. Chicago hogs show modest demand gains, 160-219 lb cattle mixed, Sioux City and St Paul report varied moves in hogs and cattle as calf and lamb markets remain steady to higher in spots. Sioux Falls notes hogs 2,000 head, prices up 4 to 8 cents.
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Armour’ Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Stags
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Apel
Venice
St. Paul
U. S
U. S. Dart
Agr
Sioux Falls
Freduce Wedacodas
Buiter
Wheat Market Lively Today in Minneapolis Trading
Wheat futures showed activity with May up and July higher while June was flat. Cash wheat was heavy with strong rye demand and ample milling quality barley. corn demand sluggish and flax up but modest. Market quotes include No 1 hard spring, dark northern, amber durum, and various Nishna range figures for Minneapolis deliveries.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Duluth
Dulux Cask Cloeg Wela
Bonds Planned to Pay City Paving Projects
The city commission decided to issue special assessment bonds to finance two paving projects this summer. Breathing room aided by bonds is expected to attract lower bids after earlier offers were deemed too high. Projects run from the North Western tracks on Dakota avenue to Eighth street, and from Iowa avenue to Nebraska avenue along Fifth street.
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Beu
sJall
Stock Market Weak In Closing
New York reports a weak close with notable losses in leading shares. Rail stocks fell three or more points, American Can dropped nearly four, U S Steel hit a low not seen since 1923, and American Telephone also declined. Trading was dull with about 2,000,000 shares traded as bears pushed U S Steel lower amid seasonal declines in steel and power consumption.
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New York
Atchison
Union Pacific
New Haven
New York Central
American
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Bears
U. S. Stzel
assault and battery costs Don King 25 in court
Donald King 12% Ohio avenue southwest pleaded not guilty in municipal court this morning to assault and battery but was fined 25 by Judge Dick Haney after Elva Winheim testified bruises occurred. Two witnesses King claimed would testify for him did not appear. Residents elsewhere noted voting rights and other unrelated items were discussed in the same column.
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Don King
Donald King
Ohio Avenue South
Dick Haney
Elva Winheim
Directed Verdict Closes Land Case in Pearl Creek Township
A municipal court directed verdict closed a land dispute in Pearl Creek township near J L McFadden yesterday. The jury must return a judgment in favor of the plaintiffs for possession of quarter sections. The case centered on forcible entry and detainer with Judge Haney noting the first municipal court jury in months. Mollie Welch testified McFadden, now divorced, had lived on the land since 1923 and will be required to yield possession.
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Pearl Creek Township
J. L. Mcfadden
Haney
McFadden
Mollie Welch
Urquhart Case Transcript Prompting New Trial Motion
Transcript of testimony in the Carl E. Daum versus A. M. Urquhart extortion trial arrived for Urquhart lawyers who plan an appeal after a $7,000 judgment minus $2.75. Defense aims to file a spec of error within about a week and serve Daum with the transcript. If Judge Knight denies the motion, an appeal to the State Supreme Court will follow. retrial hearing likely in a month. Daum had claimed extortion. Urquhart defense argues Daum misappropriated funds, citing a $1.75 discrepancy in cash sales. The judgment bears 7 percent interest and is stayed pending the new trial or appeal.
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A. M. Urquhart
Urquhart
Doom
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W. W. Knight
Brookings
State Supreme Court
I A. Churchill
Daum
Tto
Millers Thump A. A. Champions Minneapolis Hands Louisville 10-4
Chicago reports opening of the American Association season with Louisville Colonels losing 10 to 4 to Minneapolis. Rube Benton pitched for Louisville as Minneapolis rapped 15 hits off three Colonels. Milwaukee Brewers crushed Columbus 15 to 1 with Clyde Manion collecting four hits. Sarge George Connally starred for Kansas City in a 4-0 win over Toledo. St Paul upset Indianapolis 3-0 as Bill Burwell and Huck Betts led the Saints.
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Toleo
Tom Sheehan
Lou Fette
St Paul
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Indians
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Saints
Huck Betts
St. Paul
Hoover to Stay in Washington This Summer
President Hoover plans to remain in Washington during the summer with weekends free from engagements. Officials say he may take a trip through national parks and fish at his Rapidan camp, not establishing a summer White House at Palo Alto. The trip could include stops at Indianapolis, the Lincoln Tomb in Springfield, and a Springfield speech, with distances tied to Westmoreland Week. Also: in Augusta, Georgia, Charlee Marton Lombard Cobb filed for divorce from Tyrus Bay in Richmond County Superior Court.
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Washington
Rapidan
White House
National Parks
Palo Alto
Cal
Publican Editorial Mesocratics
Indianspolis
Springfield
Fshing Virginia
Mr. Hoover
Augusta
Charlee
Marton Lombard
Cobb Today
Richmond County
Tyrus Bay
Woodmen Circle Names Officers in Dakotas
Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin of Mitchell was named North and South Dakota delegate to the national Woodmen convention to be held in Buffalo. N. Y. in June. She was chosen by delegates at the fifth biennial jurisdiction convention closing yesterday evening. Mrs. Margaret Long of Braddock N. D. was elected state president for the coming year. A Harem woman, Mrs. Hulda Schott, named state adviser. Marie Sterling of Rapid City elected banker and Kathryn Savage of Braddock elected secretary. Board of managers for the year includes Ruth Clay Lead Ella Knight Aberdeen Sara Greenacre Miller Bessie Ford Minot and Meda Wilson Mitchell. Led by Hazel Hyde the Huron drill team won $100. Huron junior team won $25. The convention closed with a banquet at Church of Christ and praised as the most successful of the five held in the two states.
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Mitchell
Woodmen Circle Affairs
South Dakota
North
Buffalo
N. Y
McLaughlin
Woodmen
Margaret Long
Braddock
N. Dek
Hulda Schott
Marie Sterling
Rapid City
Kathryn Savage
N. Dal
Gusta Auring
N. Dak
Eunice Snavely
Emma Button
Ruth Clay
Ella Knight
Aberdeen
Sara Greenacre
Bessie Ford
Minot
Meda Wilson
Hazel Hyde
Huron Woodmen Circle
Susie, Storkson
Rose Cotton
Katherine Hranz
Martha Greer
Blanche Oakland
Mary Bierkeset
Hazel Farski
Bertha Locker
Tabena Oakland
Violet Burrows
Huron
Grace Fenski
Lavon Hyde
Betty Wupper
Lorna Oakland
Susan Hyde
Rising Wilson
Mercedes Hinton
Jemaine Ayres
Dorothy Swobods
Lulia J Bierkeset
Louise Thorkildsen
Marian Olsen
Church of Christ
Home Grocery Adds Bakery Department
Home grocery owners announce a new bakery department to provide quality bread and pastries. H Swanberg will head the bakery, with staff trained in Chicago and Minneapolis. A gaz oven capacity exceeds 500 loaves daily, modern equipment installed above the first floor. The move focuses on in-store bread and pastry needs for regular patrons.
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Home Grocery
Herschel
Cooley
Paul
Westling
H. Swanberg
Chicago
Mincespollo
Gaz
State urged to repeal vegetable oil tax in South Carolina
Columbia April 15 The South Carolina general assembly passed a resolution urging repeal of the tax on vegetable oil shortenings. The measure argues the levy strains relations between southern and northwest farmers and lowers cotton seed prices. South Dakota lawmakers meanwhile proposed taxes on butter and lard substitutes. Opposition from other southern states noted.
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S. C
South Carolina General Assembly
South Carole
South
Northwest
South Dakota
Huron Churchmen Attend Biennial Huron Presbytery
Flandreau hosts a gathering of Huron Presbyterians for the biennial convention of the Huron presbytery opening today. Attendees include Dr. H. P. Carson Mrs. George Costain Mr and Mrs J Pasek Rev H Ketelle Mrs Edward Wilson and Mex J N Challacombe. Others plan to travel to Flandreau tomorrow for meetings of the presbytery and its annual convention.
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Flandreau
Huron Presbytery
H. P. Carson
George Costain
H. Ketelle
Edward Wilson
J. N. Challacombe
Flandres
Presbytery
Transfer Catholic See To Rapid City
Vatican announces transfer of the Episcopal see from Lead to Rapid City South Dakota. Bishop John J Lawler of Rapid City says public exposition of the papal decree is a formality to record the transfer already completed last year.
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Vatican City
Acia Apostolicae Sedis
Vatican
Lead
South Dakota
Rapid City
John J. Lawler
Huron High School Music Try-Outs Selects Contestants
Last night Yen senior high students competed in a school auditorium contest to pick Huron entrants for a Brookings district meet on April 20. Shubert's Lotus Blossom sung by four sopranos earned Betty Shultner top marks from judges Nordness Royhl and Blystone. Alto winner Winona Boughion performed Fur Musik with Dorothy Fuglsang and Carolyn Gilbert as rivals. No bass contestant. Mildred Irish beat Eldred Balzer in piano. Judges included Mrs Wood Crawley and Gertrude Null. Instrumental try-outs follow tomorrow at 4 PM with Prof Carl Christenson presiding.
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Intz
Huron
Brookings
Shubert
Betty Shultner
Repdition
R. L. Nordness
Max Royhl
M. E. Blystone
Louise Buchanan
Camilla Grace
Arline Storrs
Winona Boughion
Fur Musik
Dorothy Fuglsang
Carolyn Gilpert
Willis van Heuvelen
Mildred Irish
Hospital Admits And Discharges List
Inpatient roster shows Mrs J W Mortimer at Hitch cock for surgical care and John Madison at Carthage for medical treatment. Betty Jean Miller at Esmond under minor surgical, Herman Hofer and Matt Reinschmidt in Carthage and Yale respectively for surgical care. Dismissals include Pauline Brandmire at Huron and R O Richards Jr at Huron, with Charlotte Lawrence also at Huron. Several mothers and babies discharged in Huron, including Mrs Timp, Mrs Harold Graham and baby, and Mrs Harold Pontius and baby.
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Hitchcock
Surgical
John Madison
Carthage
Medical
Betty Jean Miller
Esmond
Min
Herman Hofer
Matt Reinschmidt
Yale
Pauline Brandmire
Huron
R. O. Richards
Charlotte Lawrence
Timp
de Smet
Harold Graham
Baby
Harold Pontius
May Offer Advanced Tap Dance Lessons
Girls interested in further tap dancing lessons are asked to meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at Washington School. Classes will be open only to those with prior training and will provide advanced work.
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Washington School
For Sale Items Include Lawn Mower Sharpening and Produce
Classified notes list a lawn mower sharpening service at Huren Welding Shop 65 2nd St with phone 8687. Also advertised are 400 bushels No 2 Yellow corn at phone 2680 and potatoes for sale at 599 Std NW with telephone 2123.
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2Rd St
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EL Telephone
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