Hog and cattle prices across Armours and Chicago markets
Receipts at Armours in Huron totaled 3 000 with top quotes around 7.10. Chicago and Sioux City markets showed lighter cattle arrivals, demand firming for hogs with 190-210 lb hogs around 7.78. Beef and cattle prices varied by class, with hogs generally steady to slightly lower and calves scarce.
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Armours
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Wivady
Chicago
Oklahoma
Sioux City
U. S
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Biour City
Wheat futures ease after weather reports and price dips
Minneapolis market notes wheat futures weakened on weather news with May and June closing lower and July and September down. Corn opened lower and dipped before rebounding, oats, rye, barley, and flax also moved with mixed shifts. Cash wheat steady with good demand for diversion crops. durum firm for milling quality. oats and rye showing varied activity. market map lists prices for several grades.
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Minneapolis
Grain market notes from Duluth April futures report
Duluth reports mixed durum and amber durum bids with protein percentages and delivery months. Prices show May and July premiums for wheat and durum varieties, alongside flax and white rye notes, reflecting a volatile spring grain market in the region.
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Cora
Duluth
Markets Butterfat and Poultry Prices Across Midwest and Chicago
Chicago reports Butterfat and eggs easing under pressure from large receipts and slow demand. Poultry remains steady to firm with fowls and turkeys showing modest changes. Regional prices trend in Minneapolis Sioux Falls and Sioux City with butterfat, eggs, and live poultry detail across several markets and schedules.
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Chicago
Stock Mart In Rally At Close
New York April 30 A fresh rally in the mock market gave way to a drift late in the day led by tobacco shares in light volume. The day’s turnover totaled 1,600,000 shares. U S Steel rebounded from a loss, American Tobacco B rose over 7 points to a new high, Liggett and Myers B gained 2, and General Motors American Telephone and Woolworth posted late advances of around one point.
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New York
Auburn
U.S. Steel
American Tobacco
General Motors
American Telephone
Woolworth
Weather Speeds Work In Fields
Federal agriculture head Dr. C W Warburton reports widespread plowing and planting ahead of season with favorable moisture levels except subsoil shortages in parts of the west and Ohio valley. South farmers expand crops for winter supply while dairy and livestock outlook improves. Federal aid totals 67 million dollars with loans to 165000 farmers and daily checks going out.
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Washington
C. W. Warburton
Rocky Mountains
Potomac River
Montana
Dakotas
Mississippi River
Missippi
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
South
Warburton
Virginia
Byers
Congress
Cotton Belt
Deep South
Reed Chairs Clean and Damaged Furnishings Care
Reed chairs and other painted or wicker furniture may be cleaned with mild soap and warm water. If spots resist washing rub with soap jelly, rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly. Persisting stains may be treated with whiting and soap, then washed and dried. Wicker and cane items require warm suds and brushing to clean cracks. rinse and dry immediately. Chairs with rush or cane bottoms tightens by soaking the underside with hot water while inverted and drying upright. A break in at the L. Stoner home on 3. L. Stoner avenue southeast caused furniture damage but nothing stolen. SIGNS CONTRACT WASHINGTON April 2 Secre tary Wilbur signed the 80S contract for Boulder Dam construction by six companies. The Greek voting method used for centuries involved white pebbles for yes and black for no. Sea water contains gold but at about three parts per trillion.
Curbs and Oil Giants Close in on Indiana Cities
Limited readable text hints at Standard Oil Indiana and Cities Service in a curb related matter. No clear event, date, or location is readable beyond company names.
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Standard Oil
Indiana
Huron P T A Council Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Huron Parent-Teacher Association council will meet at the high school Wednesday at 4 PM to discuss attendance at the district PTA meeting at Wessington Bil and to hear John Hay on the program. A district delegate to the Hot Springs national convention in May will be chosen. Mrs Hervida Domas will outline kindergarten clinic plans and May divisional meetings will be arranged. All officers, including newly elected city PTA officers, were invited by council president Mrs B H Kerr to attend.
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Huron
Wessington Bil
Wessington
John Hay
Parent- Teacher Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Hervida Domas
B. H. Kerr
Mrs Bryant of Huron Buried Here After Chicago Death
The body of Mrs Charles E Bryant pioneer resident of Huron arrives from Chicago for burial. Funeral at Congregational church at 2 33 p m tomorrow with interment in Riverside cemetery beside her husband parents and brother Roy Dickinson. Survived by daughter Vera Jane Pamp sister Grace Sperling and brother C B Dickinson.
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Bryant
Charles E. Bryant
Huron
Chicago
Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Roy Dickinson
A. J. Dickinson
Marianne T Dickinson
Mary Ethel Dickinson
Shellsburg
Iowa
Blackbury College
Pierre
Huron College
Charles FE. Bryant
Eastern Star
Twentieth Century Club
Vera Jane Pamp
Grace Sperling
Oak Park
C. B. Dickinson
F R Smith Is Held to Trial In Platte Bank Case
At a hearing Judge March admitted state testimony about notes signed by F R Smith as secretary of a Farmers Agricultural Credit corporation. The notes dated Jan 16 and 15 followed the former banking head’s resignation. Evidence suggested the Platte county firm reported no business or books in an income tax return signed by Smith’s name via Miss Chastine under his direction. Defense objections were overruled. attorneys later allowed blanket objections.
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Platte Bank
Smith
Credit Corporation
Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation of Platte
March
Atorneys
T. M. Bailey
M. G. Luddy
Roy Willy
Sioux Falls
D. J. O'Keeffe
Pierre
Sharpe
Robinson
Meeting Announced By Fish And Game Board
Watertown announces the state fish and game commission will meet April 3 to discuss lake issues with O H Johnson of Pierre and Dean Loucks attending. The date was set after failure to secure quorum for the Pierre meeting earlier in the month.
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Watertown
Fred H. Hildebrandt
State Fish and Game Commission
O. H. Johnson
Pierre
Fish and Game
Dean Loucks
Hildebrandt
Hospital Admits and Death Notice From Huron Area
Admitted: F E Martin Huron T J Hagen Cavour Mrs W E Mueller Huron Robert Kuni Hiuron Gilbert Johnson Minot Dak medical Dismimed: Mrs E Murray Hater Mrs Otto Albertson Dolarid Mrs W C Kearns Willow Lake Martin Moulter Arlow Martin Huron CALLED BY DEATH Miss Inez Jones left Saturday for Ochevedan Ia where she was called by the serious illness of her father John Jones who died this morning Death followed an illness of about a month
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F_E
Martin
Huron
T. J. Hagen
Cavour
Surgical
W. E. Mueller
Robert Kuni
Hiuron
Medical
Gilbert ‘Johnson
Minot
N. Dak
E. Murray
Hater
Otto Albertson
Dolarid
W. C. Kearns
Willow Lake
Martin Moulter
Arlow Martin
Inez Jones
Ochevedan
John Jones
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Highlights Local Notices
A. Cleaver named vice president of the International Peace Forum, with honorary president Taft and a globe of prominent leaders. Lakotah commandery No. 6 installs new officers at the Masonic lodge with J. A. Cleaver overseeing. Dancing party invited at the Royal Hotel tonight. Mrs. Wigglesworth heads to Davenport with children. N. R. Hansen returns with two EB. M. F. cars from Sioux Falls for Snyder and Schroeder. Myler accompanies him.
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A. Cleaver
John Wesley Hill
International Peace Forum
Taft
United States
Lakotah Commandery No. 6
Masonic Lodge
J. A. Cleaver
A. J. Holbrook
E. C
H. A. Perriton
G. I
R D. Wharton
That City
Annual Banquet Declared Most Successful In Huron High History
Huron High School welcomed students for the Junior Senior banquet with a winter theme. Marjorie Hill and Bernice Bowers opened programs as class presidents. Teachers and board members attended, toasts were given, and a dance followed at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. The gym decorations echoed snow and icicles, with student performers and an orchestra contributing to the festive evening.
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Huron ‘High School
Marjorie Hill
Bernice Bowers
A. J. Lang
E. H. Bryan
Board of Education
Elizabeth Cone
John Spicker
Eldred Balzer
Marvin Hughitt
Mary Starling
Maxine Hunt
Vernice Odland
Bond vote hinges on appraisal tied to city pool plan
City voters face a bond issue linked to a park pool project. Proponents claim bonds would be repaid from future profits while keeping tax costs zero, using a disinterested appraisal to set value. Ballots open eight polling places at 8 a.m. with city auditors reporting light mail voting.
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Huron
Mr. Bruemmer
M. F. Walt
Marshall O'Neil Warage
Wilson-Barber Company Warage
EB. A. Pugsley Plumbing
Court House
Huron College
Fourth Ward
City Alter
Cottage Grocery
Eleventh Street
Walt
Nichols to Head State Educators
E Nichols principal of Yankton high school was elected president of the South Dakota High School Principals Association at the closing session at the University of South Dakota. A Lynett principal of schools was elected vice president and Mathilda Stewart re elected secretary treasurer. G J Nulty of Burbank retires. 15 high schools were represented. Speakers included Dr William H Batson and Dr Thomas Risk outlining unit plan education and national surveys. Union building hosted the meeting, first time the state organization met there.
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E. Nichols
Yankton
South Dakota High School
University of South Dakota
A. Lynett
Aes
Mathilda Stewart
G. J. Nulty
Burbank
Ie Association
Willam H. Batson
Department of Education
University
South Dakota Educational Association
South Dakota
Parson
United States
National Office of Education
Washington
Association
Lyman Fort
Mitchell
Thomas Risk
Urder
Principal Fort
Fort
H. W. Frankenfeld
Leonard Juker
Mable K. Trosien
Pierre
M. L. McCoy
Lennox
RE. Nichols
E. A. Trevor
Platte
R. W. Kraushaar
Hortstan G. James
New Union Building
Committee Named For Union Picnic In Beadle County
Beadle county Farmers Union plans a July 4 picnic with a general committee of Burton Cidver J O Kates and Mrs Fred Tobin to meet Wednesday to draft a tentative program. The site selection rests with the committee after county Union meeting Saturday. Frank Fanger reported on the district meeting at Highmore while Mr Culver spoke on taxes and township officers and assessors meeting in Kingsbury county. Union members will provide food for a noon dinner in the Wessington auditorium during the district convention June 4.
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Besdle County
Farmers Union
Burton Cidver
J. O. Kates
Fred Tobin
Frank Fanger
Highmore
Culver
Kingsbury County
Beadle County
Wessington Auditorium
Ousie
Collegians Return From 10 Day Toi The Huron College A Cappella Choir
The Huron College A Cappella Choir returned from a 1 day tour to towns including Castlewood Clark Raymond Doland Groton Lemmon Faulkion Onida McIntosh Roscoe Ree Heights and Miller. They report splendid receptions and promise to surpass past achievements at their home concert in the college chapel tomorrow night at 8 15 led by director Hardin A Van Deursen and business manager Ralph Myers.
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Collegians
Huron Colege A Cappella
Huronate
College Chapel
Hardin A. van Deursen
Groton and
Miller
Ralph Myers
Lost pocketbook reward offered by Huronite office
Lost pocketbook announced with a liberal reward if returned intact to the Huronite office. Classified notices include a wanted to buy Sudan grass seed with a rural phone contact, a four room apartment for rent above Ed Dinneen Motor Co with a phone number, and a job opening at ARMIN MAYTAG SALES for two salesmen. A strictly modern sleeping room with private entrance at 564 Sreron and phone 2623 is also listed.
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Sudan
Ed Dinneen Motor Co
Ee. Armin Maytag Sales
Frank Armin
Iragasis, S. Co
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