Hog Market Weak at Armour Stockyards in Ontario Area
Armour Stockyards market mostly lower with receipts 360 and top at 7.19. Quotation good Packers 5.50 and 5.30, rough packers 5.00 5.60, stags 5.00 6.00, pigs 4.50 6.00. Livestock holds steady in Chicago opening steadiness despite higher local supplies. good to choice 170-220 lb hogs 7.75 7.90, medium 7.45 7.70, heavier butchers 7.30, lambs 3.90 4.30 through billing.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Packwra
U. S. Dept
Ateera
Sioux City Friday Livestock Prices Spread Across Regions
Sioux City cattle and hog markets report steady to mixed prices with steer and yearling figures around 6.15 to 7.58 for top cattle, hogs 7.25 top, packing sows 6.00 to 6.15, and sheep activity slow with lambs steady to strong. Sioux Falls and Chicago markets show similar ranges and active trade on high streets, with vealers and lighter weights showing varied demand.
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Sioux City
U. S Dept. Agr
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Dry Spell Has Effect On Mart
Weather and market notes from Minneapolis and Duluth outline how the North American spring wheat belt’s continued dryness influenced new crop wheat futures and cash grain tones. Headlines note Canada export gains and varied futures with mixed changes across wheat, corn, rye, flax, and durum prices.
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Minneapolis
Canada
Farm Board
Carlet Range
Fritey
Potatoes and Butter Prices Across Markets Friday
Chicago and New York produce reports show butter prices weakening under heavy receipts while eggs and poultry trend easier. Wisconsin and Minnesota markets list various round whites and hens with mixed price shifts.
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Chicago
U. S
U. S. Dept
New York
Street Market Slips Amid Persistent Wall Street Pessimism
New York stocks drift lower for the fourth straight session as prices retreat and traders remain cautious in a fog of pessimism. The broad market shows continued weakness with many leading issues failing to find support.
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New York
Wall Street
Brookings Clergy Elects Moderators and new officers
Brookings leaders named moderator Rev. F B Helerman to lead the Presbytery with officers including Mrs J H Black Wessington as stewardship secretary and vice president Mrs F Donald Flandreau recording secretary Mrs W H Powers Brookings treasurer Ms Robert Henry Volge secretary for literature Mira W H Carr Huron secretary for missionary education Clergy commissioner to the General Assembly meets in Pittsburgh May 24 with alternate commissioners Rev Jens T Onida and T A Rader Artesian Two new chairmen named Dr Hubert Ketelle for national missions and Rev Helman for Christian education Ketelle also named with J Hubbard Brookings to represent the Presbytery on the state Synodical committee on national missions Rev Helaman elected to the synodical council Fall meeting place to be chosen by Stated Clerk Bell Two men licensed as focal evangelists George Clark Huron College student and Lloyd C Snyder Hitchcock Clark on pulpit at Union Church near Winfred Snyder preaching in Hitchcock and Roe Hill church duties Clark finished seminary in Omaha Snyder a Huron College graduate finished seminary and college prep.
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F. B. Helerman
Miller
George H. Costain
Huron
Persbyterial
Wo ‘Men's
Mra
J. H. Black
Wessington
F. Donald
Flandreau
W. H. Powers
Brookings
Treesuirer
Robert Henry
Volge
Mira
W. H. Carr
Clerk
Presbytery
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Jens T. William Jeon
Onida
Erders
T. A. Rader
Artesian
Drc
Hubert Ketelle
Committee On
National Missions
Helsman
Christian Education
de. Ketelle
J. Hubbard
Helaman
Synodical Council
W. W. Kirby
Madison
Mankato Minn
Clerk Bell
Missouri River
Lcensed
George Clark
Huron College
Lloyd C. Snyder
Hitchock
Clark
Union Church
Winfred
Snyder
Presbyterian
Hitchcock
Roe Hill
Omaha
Lane Farm Home Destroyed by Fire Near Lane
The Harmderiks family home two miles west of Lane burned Thursday afternoon. All household goods were lost and about $17 in cash was consumed in the blaze.
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Lane
George Harmderiks
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Christian Endeavor Society opened its convention in Sioux Falls today and continues through Sunday. Speakers include Harold Singer Midwest secretary Dr. E. L. Reiner of Chicago Rev. HB Helaman of Brookings and Rev. Hugh B. Jones of Sioux Falls.
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Christian Endeavor
Sloux Falls
South Dakota
Christian Endeavor Society
Harold Singer
Midwest
E. L. Reiner
Chicago
HB. Helaman
Brookings
Hugh B. Jones
Sioux
Postoffice Interior Repaint Under Way in Huron
Interior work on the Huron post office began this afternoon after the Guiry Brothers Co of Denver arrived to oversee a 1200 project. A. B. Blake says the job will take over five weeks and will mainly use local laborers.
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Huron
Guiry Brothers Company
Denver
Calo
A. B. Blake
Smith firm charges phoney notes in tax case hearing
Testimony in the Smith case details two notes dated January 16 1951 and January 19 181 with large amounts payable June 16. The witness Ms Chestine stated notes were brought to Pierre and signed by Smith but did not identify the custodian. Other witnesses included Mrs Lois Payne and G E Caol with Bank records and bank officers denying conversations with Smith about the bank's condition. The attorney general faced objections from defense over cross examination style.
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Chestine
Pierre
Smith
Chastine
Lois Payne
Platte Bank
Payne
Farmers State Bank
Sharpe
E. Caol
Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Platte
Cool
Lam
Platte Grain Company
L. C. Button Company
Charles Mix Milling Company
M. G. Luddy
King Believes Will Get Back Exile in Paris Looms
Alfonso declared in Paris he would strive to be an agreeable exile as he and his royal entourage await a final destination. He inquired after Infante Juan, learning the 17 year old would travel from Gibraltar toward Naples to reach Paris. Madrid meanwhile moves to quell Catalonia's break with Madrid authority, seeking harmony while preparing to use force if needed.
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Alfonso
Jean Chiappe
Paris
Infante
Don Juan
Gibraltar
Naval Academy
Cadiz
Juan
Naples
England
Madrid
Spain
Nicoto Alcala Zamora
Catalonia
Alejandro Lerroux
Sessice
Hight
Fernando de Los Rios
Marcelino Domingo
Nicolau Dolver
Barcelona
Francisco Macia
Alcala
Senor Carrasco
Macia
Kiwanis Trip To Sand Creek School From Huron
More than two score Huron Kiwanis members and wives plan a 1 PM departure from the Marvin Hughitt hotel to visit Sand Creek Consolidated School. J P Wa directs entertainment and prizes as they meet farmers and residents four miles southwest of Huron.
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Sand Creek
Marvin Hughitt
Hotel Lease Decision Looms For Huron Elks Lodge
Trustees of the Huron Elks lodge meet tonight to decide on leasing Hotel Marvin Hughitt to Bond Hotel Corporation. An option extended recently expires today with Huston Bond of Sioux Falls expected to arrive to finalize terms. Rent is set at 50 000 dollars annually with second floor Elks quarters excluded.
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The
Huron Elks Fodge
Marvin Hughitt
Bond Hotel Corporation
Huston Bond
Sioux Falls
AL Robinson
George W. Miller Funeral Held In South Dakota
George W. Miller longtime religious education worker and former head of the State Sunday school association died yesterday. George L. Kemper and Mrs. A L Grebel were among many friends attending his funeral at Kinyon Funeral home with Rev F E Lochridge presiding. His body will travel to Paris Illinois for final rites and interment at the First Methodist Church on Monday or Tuesday.
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George L. Kemper
Aberdeen
A. L. Grebel
Parker
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
George W. Miller
Old
State Sunday School Association
Kinyon
F. E. Lochridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paris
Miller
Huron
Police Ticket 36 Cars For Overnight Street Parking
Police tagged 36 cars for violating the 2 to 5 a.m. street parking ban. Twenty eight belong to travelers staying in local hotels, eight are city owned. No fines issued yet. Police Chief A W Hopkins warned arrests will follow.
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A. W. Hopkins
Snes
Palmist Madame De Lore to Foresee Huron Future
Madame De Lore, renowned French palmist, will perform a 9 p.m. stage forecast on Saturday at the Huron theater outlining city growth and development. Manager Mc Elligott notes her forecasts for other towns have been largely accurate. Her final private readings are offered Saturday afternoon from 1 to 3 45 p.m.
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Madame de Lore
Huron Theater
Madam de Lore
Huron
McElligott
Madame de Lacre
Y C L Champs Advance to Regional Meet
Two Beadle county champions will travel to Wessington Springs for the Young Citizens League essay and declamatory contest. Ruth Wittenberger of Whiteside consolidated school and Frank Hughes of Valley Township school Ma are the county representatives. Regional competition starts at 1 p m at Wessington Springs high school. County Superintendent Neilie M Bros 20 announced badges for county contest winners have been mailed with purple and gold ribbons indicating each participant’s place.
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Wessington Springs
Young Citizens League
Pierre
Ruth Wittenberger
Whiteside Consolidated School
H. L. Hurley
Frank Hughes
Champior Valley Township School
Verla Cobun
Neilie M. Bros
Car crash near Huron injures Harold Doyle’s car
Harold Doyle of 604 Mlinols avenue northwest says his car was properly lighted when struck on the west of Huron Wednesday night. He stated he had just stopped when the right front end was hit by a car driven toward Wolsey by Dr. H A head. Doyle sustained bruises, while two young men in his car escaped with minor bruises.
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Harold Doyle
Mlinols Avenue
Huron
Wolsey
H A
Doyle
State Chamber Forms Aviation Promotion Committee
Rapid City April 17 The state chamber of commerce appoints a committee to promote aviation in South Dakota led by Walter Halley Rapid City with members from Aberdeen Belle Fourche Brookings Hot Springs Huron Ipswich Mitchell Mobridge Pierre Rapid City Sioux Falls Yankton and others The group aims to secure an air mail route to make South Dakota among the few states without air service and to leverage programs from others The district meeting at Lead is noted with attendees including Frank Mindhs Roy Emry and Albert Emry.
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Rapid City
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
State Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Brownell
Black Hills
State Chamber
Walter Halley
Clyde Fulleton
Aberdeen
D. F. McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
Guy Bpebetys
Brookings
Francis Case
Hot Springs
C. L. Bailey
Huron
Plin Beebe
Ipswich
Watly Runchey
Madison
Hal Bowring
Mitchell
T. Leonard Hagen
Mobridge
Dawes Hunsbine
Pierre
F. W. Minty
Walter Stover
Watertown
TY. M. Bailey
Hugh Danforth
Yankton
F. W. Davis
Winner
Halley
Lead
Frank D. Mindhs
Roy Emry
Emry
Albert Emry
Mrs. Katherine Blanchard Dies in St Paul
Mrs. Katherine Blanchard a former Huron resident died Monday April 8 in St Paul Minnesota Born in Hamilton Ontario October 1963 she moved with her parents to Winona Minnesota and grew to womanhood She married George T Blanchard September 28 1889 in Winona The couple later moved to Huron where Mr Blanchard worked for the Chicago North Western railway He preceded her in death two years ago Surviving seven children two brothers and four sisters One child died at Thief River Falls Minnesota six years ago
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K. Blanchard
St. Paul
Katherine Blanchard
Huron
Minn
Ward
Blanchard
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Winona
George T. Blanchard
Wisnona
Chicago & North Western Railway
Thief River Falls
Louie Snedigar Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Word reached here that Louie Snedigar son of Mr and Mrs A H Snedigar 233 Montana Ave SW underwent an appendicitis operation at an Aberdeen hospital at six this morning. Reports said peritonitis followed but condition not regarded as critical.
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Aberdeen
Louie Snedigar
A. H. Snedigar
Montana Avenue Southwest
Free Gladiolus Bulbs With Gas at A B A Station
Too Late To Classify offers one dozen gladiolus bulbs free with every gallon of gas at A B A Service Station located at 16th and Oak, South. YELLOW DENT seed corn is picked and dried before frost with 98 percent germination. Raised locally for twenty years and well adapted to this region. Sold at $2.00 per bushel by Fred B. Paulson, Esmond, South Dakota.
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16Th and
Oak, South
Fred B. Paulson
Esmond
S. Dak
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Tridayt
Ot. Paul
South St, Paul
Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
Delaine
Tod Veartlugs
Eeea
Heavies
Eseees
Muhkon Grain Market
Npeapolis
Montana
Duluth
Buree
Wilanespells
Broux Falls
Huron Poultet
Eqga
Buck Brothers Burea
Leghorn
AD Cnem Ee
Can Pac
Case
Cerro de Pasen
Ches Kobe
SP & P Pi
C & NW
CRI & P Ste
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G
Cons Gas
Curtis We
Eastman
Erie
Fox Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gen Mat
Gold Dust
Gt No. Pf
Houston Oil
Hudson
Nl Cent
Nick
Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Nash & Mack Tks
US Steel
Varadium
Wabash
Warn Pict
W Union
Westh
Willys Oo
Woolworth
Staley
Frank H. Staley
Huron Barber
Howard
Tost
Mercantile Reviews
Annalist
Call Money Way
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Tobacco “B
International Telephone
North American
Auburn Auto
Tm Sts
Smith Firm
Carrasco
Barcelons
Abela
Bourgoise
Isla Cristine
Huelva
Blumer
Monroe
Wis
Archie E. Wella
Blumer Producta Company
Bransee
Decatur
Geo. Miller
Mises
P.O
Wiliams
Best and Williams
Jasper Hammondphone
Kesson
Sherman & Moe
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