Armour Stock Yards Report On Sheep Higher Cattle Steady
Armour Stock Yards at Euron reports Monday's sheep market up 25 cents while cattle and calves hold steady. Hog receipts total 300 with top at 3.25 and hogs generally steady. Prices listed for Dry fed steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls, and calves across many weight ranges. St. Paul and Sioux City markets show mixed moves with steady to higher selling on fat lambs and steers, while hogs and calves vary by weight.
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Armour Stock Yards
Euron
Sioux City
Aprilia
U.S.D.A
Slow Market Report From Chicago Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices
The Chicago hog market was slow with prices down about 10 cents and receipts at 23,000 head. Top hogs fetched 210 with most sold between 3.7 and 4. Demand for dressed pork was weak and buyers avoided large loads as outside markets showed lighter receipts but generally steady to down 15-20 cents. Cattle were active with red steers and yearlings at strong prices, best heavy steers up to 775 amid weighty and light grade demand. Sheep arrivals were about 10,000 head, far below expectations, with trade slow and mutton prices steady near 9.40 to 9.75 for woolskins and aged sheep steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Umder
Sioux Falls Livestock market report highlights April 16
Sioux Falls and Chicago livestock prices on Monday show hogs steady to firm with top at 3.55 and bulk near 3.40 to 3.55, cattle ranges detailing steers, yearlings, cows, veal calves and bulls. Chicago shows 28,000 head with lighter demand and mixed weights, feeders active, hogs under pressure, lambs and sheep with steady-to-firmer quotes and ongoing buyer activity.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls, & D
Wheat futures slump as May liquidation hits market
In Minneapolis on April 18, liquidations drove May wheat futures lower with May, July, and September contracts all down sharply. Silver news from Washington added pressure as stop loss orders increased late in trading. Cash wheat demand remained aggressive, while winter and durum milling grades showed varying demand.
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Minneapolis
Silver
Washington
Duluth Cash Close Monday Prices for Durum and Flax
Closing cash prices in Duluth on Monday include No 1 amber durum 1034 No 2 amber durum 8114 1 08 4 No 1 durum 798014 No 2 durum 79 half 1 48 mixed durum 98 4 No 2 mixed durum 7744 G98 No 1 xed durum TB Flax No 1 L704.
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Duluth
Markets Note from Huron and Chicago Produce
Markets list for Huron Hide and Metal Co and Huron Poultry along with Chicago potato and poultry prices. Mentions wool and hides, tallow, butterfat, eggs, and flour. includes various regional price levels and stock notes for Idaho Russets, Minnesota Red River Ohio, and Chicago produce.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron
Swit & Co
Hopper Meetings To Start April 19
Detailed plans for grasshopper campaign in Beadle county will be explained at meetings starting April 19, per Arlington Eddy. Schedule lists towns and tentative sites through May 2, with discussions on grasshopper biology, poisoned bait use, federal bills, county setup, and selecting township leaders. Farmers urged to attend nearest meeting for free bait questions.
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Grassueyper Cous
Beadle County
Arlington Eddy
Sand Creek
Richland
Fichland
Yale
Windeman
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Virgil
Wolsey
Wessington
Stahl
Chamber Executive Committee Named
Huron Chamber of Commerce organized its executive committee with Dr. H. L. Saylor as president, Dr. Jay Spink as vice president, and G. J. Kiel as treasurer. E. L. Sewell, John H. Foasberg, and F. McK. Blough were named for the elective positions. The Woonsocket club invited Huron to its banquet and ladies night, with Saylor Spink Mitchell Myers and McArthur planning to attend. McArthur will deliver the principal address.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Saylor
Jay Spink
G. J. Kiel
E. L. Sewell
John H. Foasberg
F. McK. Blough
The
Woonsocket’ Commercial Club
Huron
Woonsocket
Saylor
Spintk
Chas
FL J. Mitchell
Paul K. Myers
G. T. McArthur
Sioux City Produce Monday market prices
Sioux City market listing for Monday shows live rousty quantities and prices for poultry including colored casings, leghorns, roosters, capons by weight, eggs in case lots with No. 1 and 29 grades, butter creamery fancy wholesale and stock prices, with assorted grades and weights noted.
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Sioux City
New York Poultry and Market Quotations Summary
The column lists New York poultry prices for fresh and frozen chickens fowls and turkeys with varying weights and a range of markets including Watertown Chicago Sioux Falls and Juneau. Currency and commodity quotes show dollar francs exchange and diverse farm product prices for eggs butter and butterfat with closing quotations across several companies and markets.
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New York
Grant Sought for University Hospital in Vermillion
In Washington Dr Herman James president of the University of South Dakota pressed for a $25,000 public works grant to help build a university hospital at Vermillion. The facility would aid medical college research and may offer nursing courses.
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University Hospital
Washington
Herman James
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
James
Stocks Slip Back In Selling Wave
New York stocks fell sharply amid a Tate selling wave with broad weakness across sectors. Major issues like U S Steel Du Pont and American Can declined one to two points while several transfers totaled about 1.5 million shares. Government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 102.25 and Treasuries around 95.24 to 104.3.
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New York
Tate
Case
Auburn
Amour
Tminois
U. S. Steel
du Pont
American Can
U. S. Bonds
U. S
Liberty
Uberty
Treasury
Stocks in Minneapolis Market Mixed As Bank Shares Slip
In Minneapolis trading the Associated Press list shows mixed results with several bank stocks slipping. Northwest Bancorp and Cities Service display declines while other listed firms hold firm, leaving overall close figures modest and varied.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Northwest Banco
Denaturization Plans Advanced By World Wheat Commission
Tens of millions of bushels of wheat would be denatured to remove them from human consumption. Under American Minister John Mackurray, a chaired commission discussed methods to treat wheat so it becomes unfit for people but usable for cattle and pigs. The move aims to reduce world grain stocks and raise farm prices by stabilizing markets.
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Associated Press
Rome
John Mackurray
Barrow Takes Floyd's Place as Southwest Plains Hunter
Kansas City reports contrast between Clyde Barrow and Charles Floyd as the region’s top fugitives. Barrow linked to 12 murders since 1932 and patters across Texas Oklahoma Missouri Iowa Kansas Arkansas New Mexico Louisiana. Bonnie Parker described as Barrow’s companion while Floyd favors bank robberies and hillside hideouts. Both are wanted dead or alive with large rewards and relentless pursuit.
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Kansas City
Southwest Plains
Charles
Pretty Boy
Charles Floyd
Barrow
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Floyd
Sherman
Tex
Clyde Barrow
Howard Hall
Bonnie Parker
Secrct
Firemen Turn Out 100 Percent In Huron Call
Huron fire department responded fully to a morning fire at 118 Ohio avenue southwest caused by old paper left by recent tenants. Spontaneous combustion or old matches in rubbish are suspected. Chief Max Teuber noted it was the first time in 11 years that every member answered the call.
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Huron Fire Department
Dave Foley
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Max Teuber
Rosicrucians Begin Building College Unit in San Jose
The Rosicrucian order plans a Rose-Croix university unit in San Jose California to offer graduate courses for members across North America. Under construction, the curriculum includes theology biology chemistry physics music harmony philosophy and metaphysics as a union of religion and science.
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Rose-Croix University
San Jose
Cal
Amore
North America
Mra
George C. Fullinweider
Governor Berry Becomes Grandfather Again
Pierre April 16 Governor Tom Berry has two new grandchildren. Mrs Ralph Jones formerly Fay Berry gave birth to a son in a local hospital yesterday. The Jones couple live on a ranch near Midland. Weeks earlier Governor Berry approved a birth of a daughter from Paul Berry and his wife on the governor’s Mellette county ranch.
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Berry
Pierre
Tom Berry
Ralph. Jones
Fay Berry
Jones
Midland
Paul, Berry
Mellette County
Margin Requirements Sought In Stock Bill
Speaker Rainey said President Roosevelt wants definite margin requirements in the stock market control bill. Chairman Rayburn of the House commerce committee echoed the view, stating the President is strong for margins being written into the bill.
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Washington
Rainey
Roosevelt
Rayburn
House
Tnga Estate Commerce Committee
Jury Dismissed By Municipal Court In Huron Term
Jurors called for the term include Howard Arthur Paul Brandmire Joe Crawford E M Johnson J Roundy John Sherlock I W Beranek L Burris P W Lehfeldt Cecil Shephard George Tobin L Meyar Ira Angle E H Schaefer Ed Sewell M A Muraine I R Wiley F E Stuart Ralph Burger J S Colyon Carl Daum and E R Ball. Ole Devick charged with reckless driving to be tried without jury. civil cases set for Wednesday include Home Grocery Co vs Matt Langenfeld Water town and F R Bramwell vs Norven Brown. City of Huron vs Emil Hay continued on motion of City Attorney.
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Ole Devick
Devick
B. M. Mower
Feige Heads to Boston for National League of Women Voters Meet
Mrs. E. W. Feige, director of the fifth region, leaves Tuesday for Boston to attend the pre convention board meeting of the national League. The delegates’ convention runs April 23 to 28 at Hotel Statler. The fifteenth anniversary of the League’s formation will be recognized. Key figures include Carrie Chapman Catt and Belle Sherwin. A student conference is planned for April 27 with speaker Gertrude Ely. The gathering marks the first New England convention with delegates from 39 states plus DC and Hawaii.
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Boston
E. W. Feige
National League of Women Voters
Mass
National League
Hotel
Statler
League of Women
National Woman's Suffrage Asso
Carrie Chapman Catt
Catt
Maude Wood Park
Portland
Maine
Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Sherwin
Ieague
Aime Eastern Women's Colleges
Gertrude Ely
Bryz. Mawr
Pennsylvania
South
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Florence Englesby
Pierre
Federal Nursing Project
New England
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Betts Champions Cane Crop To Aid Huron College
Dr. C Betts urged Huron college students to support planting cane noting its success in dry western states and in this county when done in the right season. He said wheat and corn are unsuited to local conditions and urged adaptation to ensure farmers’ livelihoods.
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Betts
Huron College
Dr. Betts
Baby Walter Dies in Lake Byron Township
Lester I Walter age 2, son of Mr and Mrs Abe Walter of Lake Byron township, died Saturday evening about 6 39 from influenza at home. Funeral at Bethel church at 1 30 this afternoon with Rev J M Tsthetter in charge. Burial in Bethel cemetery. He is survived by his parents.
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Walter Baby
Lester I
Walter
Abe Walter
Lake Byron Township
Bethel Church
J. M. Tsthetter
Bethel Cemetery
Litle Bay
Unclear Notice: Red and Paid Order Mentioned
A fragment notes an ordinance issued by an individual, with phrases red and paid appearing, but lacks full context or details of the action. No other readable facts or entities are confirmed in the surviving text.
Laboring Man Letter Denies Lower Wage Offers
A message asserts that while on the Chamber of Commerce board no offers were made to industry to supply at reduced rates. The writer states neither he nor the chamber engaged in such an offer and expresses support for a high wage scale to sustain labor and farming purchasing power and national prosperity.
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Chamber of Commerce
Minstrel Show Parade Opens Two Day Georgia Act
The two day engagement of Richards and Pringle se famous Georgia Minstrels at the Huron theatre will be launched by a Thursday parade. A negro band and the entire troupe will participate marching from Enron theatre to Dakota avenue and Third street then to the railway station and back to J. W. Campbell park before returning to the theatre. The Minstrels appear Thursday and Friday. manager McElligott calls it the best stage show in years for Heron.
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Richards and Pringle
Huron Theatre
B. McEllixnott
Enron Theatre
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Chicago and North Western Railway
Dakota Avenue I
J. W. Campbell Park
Lide
Georgia Minstrels
Gran Chaco War Toll Surges Amid Major Bolivian Offensive
In Asuncion and La Paz reports detail heavy fighting near the Pilcomayo river with Bolivia claiming 1500 Paraguayan losses and a surrounding regiment, while Paraguayan authorities deny the surround and report a higher Bolivian death toll. The clash centers on Fort Ballivian near the Conchita Pilcomayo sector.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Pararaguay
la Pez
Balk At Testimony In Cannon Hearing
Washington April 16 Defense counsel in the trial of Bishop James Cannon jr objected to testimony about his prohibition views to avoid jury prejudice. Cannon and Ada L. Burroughs face charges of violating the federal corrupt practices act by failing to report 65500 received in 1928 from Edwin C. Jameson to oppose Alfred Smith’s presidential candidacy.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Southern Methodist
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ada L. Burroughs
Edwin C. Jameson
Alfred B. Smith
Cannon
Smith
Oldest Sioux City Resident Anna Ryan Dies
Sioux City IA Apr 16 Mrs Anna Ryan longtime city resident and former Castelcar County Mayo Ireland native died yesterday from injuries after a fall from a rocking chair. Born Aug 15 1629 she claimed God willed her longevity and lived in Sioux City for many years.
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Sioux City
Anna Ryan
Johna Hopking University
Castelcar
County Mayo
Ireland
Former Huron Resident Mrs Smill Dies in Granville Ohio
Obituary note from Granville Ohio announces the death of Mrs. Charles H Smill wife of a former First Baptist pastor from Huron. Funeral and burial held in Granville with Rev Stull formerly serving as pastor in 1912. Also lists hospital admission and discharge for several local patients.
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Huron
Ohio
Charles H. Smll
First Baptist Church of
Granville
Mr. Stull
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