Armour Market Report Steady As Cattle Calves Sheep Hog Prices
Armour stockyards on April 2 reported steady cattle calf and sheep markets with hog receipts around 300. Top cattle prices reached 5.25 to 6.25 for various steer and heifer classes, veal and calf prices showed mixed gains, while hog bids remained largely steady though lackluster demand plus uncertain eastern demand limited upside. Chicago hog prices showed a cautious recovery but buyers stayed selective with 180 pound selections at around 4.15 and range quotes across weight classes. Sheep and lambs displayed soft demand with limited buyers, while stockers and bulls traded around established levels with minor shifts.
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Armour Stockyards
Nuron
Armours
Chicago
Thin Futures Trade Weights On Wheat Markets
Minneapolis Apr 20 thin futures trade as absence of large orders weighs on strength. May wheat down, July and September lower. oats and rye mixed, barley weaker. Cash demand fair to good for high protein wheat, durum easy except for read quality. Livestock futures mixed with cattle and hogs uneven but firm in spots. Local cash closes show No.1 dark northern at 67 34 to 69 43 per bushel, amber durum varied.
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Minneapolis
Livestock Market Reports from St Paul Sioux Falls and Chicago
Livestock bids from St Paul show cattle and hogs with mixed movements April 20. Cattle and beef cows mostly steady to lower while yearlings and feeders vary. Hogs trade fairly active with top prices near 3.80 for 11,000 head and average cost around 3.52. Sioux Falls reports hogs steady to strong with top 3.40 and cattle steady at 200 head. Chicago hog futures show scattered bids and offers with May 5.23 for lights and Sept around 5.75 for heavies.
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Sioux City
St. Paul
U. S
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Markets Butterfat and Hides Grain and Poultry Prices
Market items from Huron Poultry and Eggs and Bolles Rogers list butterfat and poultry terms, hides and pelts, tallow, wool, and assorted farm commodities. Chicago and Minneapolis price notes cover potatoes, poultry, eggs, flour, and butter with regional quotes and supply signals.
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Bolles & Rogers Huron
Chicago
Market Closes Mixed as Rails Support Industrials
The New York stock market ended indecisively with rails showing strength while industrials softened. Transfers neared a million shares as U S Steel held at steady levels and American Can and American Telephone dipped before partial recoveries. Several Dow issues including Gillette and Coca Cola fell about two points, with Santa Fe and Union Pacific slipping later in the session.
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New York
Jossea
Rails
American Telephone
U. S
Gillette, Dupont
North American
Coca Cola
Santa Fe
Union
Babe Ruth Hits Fourth Homer in Yankees Win
New York April 2 4 Babe Ruth connected for his fourth homer of the season in the third inning against Lefty Grove, lifting the Yankees to a 3 0 lead over the Athletics as Larry scored on the drive into the right field bleachers.
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New York
Yankees
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Lary
Terry
Philadelphia
Bill” Terry
New York Giants
Phillies Giants
Giants
War debt plans meet protests in Congress
Washington April 7 A new storm of protest against revision or cancellation of war debts owed by Europe has erupted in Congress Senator Borah leads a fierce attack on cancellation arguing Europe must disarm settle reparations and revise the Versailles treaty before any relief is considered He condemns Alfred E Smiths plan for a 20 year forgetting of debts as a de facto cancellation and warns nations not to seek relief while others remain unsettled.
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Europe
Congress
Borah
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
Senate
Alfred E. Smith
Trophies Are Sent Into Melting Pots In Kimberley Sword
Thirty years ago Kimberley residents presented to Earl of Ypres a gold encrusted diamond sword as Boer War memento. Britain’s gold-price rise leads broker to consider returning it to Kimberley. An Ascot gold cup sold to a broker for 1750 dollars, its name and date obscured to avoid publicity. origins traced to a 1607 cup, reportedly stolen.
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London
Kimberley
South Africa
Earl of
Ypres
Britain
Nehi Bottling opens new Huron plant Friday
Nehi Bottling announces a modern automated plant at 307 Dakota Avenue North in Huron with W. G. Weigold as manager. The facility will bottle Mehi beverages for Beadle and surrounding counties using a fully automatic process and a three-truck distribution fleet. Visitors welcome.
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Huron
Nehi Bottling Company
Dakota Avenue
W. G. Weigold
Beadle
Weigold
Registration Case To Be Heard Today
In Pierre, April 20, the Pennington County case over legality of democratic registrations via unofficial cards for the May primary was set for 2 pm in the state supreme court. Attorneys for 1,508 Republicans seeking Democrat registration argue against technicalities blocking voters from party change. The attorney general’s office contends the cards are invalid as they weren’t issued by the county auditor and misprinted party names and details. The county auditor refused to register voters after a ruling by Attorney General Sharpe.
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M. K. Steele
Pentington County
Sharpe
Promise Fireworks In Market Inquiry
Senator Narbeck of South Dakota, chairman of the senate banking committee, promises something interesting as the stock market inquiry resumes. He says the full list of bear traders from the April 8 record of 24 000 short sales on the New York Stock Exchange will be published in due time. Fellow committee members warn behind the list may hide fictitious names. They doubt Richard Whitney, president of the exchange, will reveal much, calling him ignorant by default.
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Washington
Apri
Aur
Ar Narbeck
South Dakota
Senate Banking Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Begelhart
Richard Whitney
The
Exchange
Whitney
Mooney pardon decision due tomorrow in San Francisco
Gov. James Rolph Jr expects to decide on Thames J. Mooney’s pardon tomorrow before leaving for Richmond for a governors conference. He will announce findings in the 1916 preparedness day parade bomber case as soon as possible, noting further investigations. He conferred yesterday with adviser Matt I. Sullivan, former supreme court justice.
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Supreme Court
Mooney
Armament Reduction Principal Approved At Geneva
The world disarmament conference approved the principle of reducing armaments to the lowest point compatible with national safety. The plan would be enforced by common international action. Opposition came from Maxim Litvinoff who argued the measure is not tied to genuine disarmament efforts.
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Geneva
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Rayburns Back Injured In Accident Involving Bank VP
Camden Rayburn vice president of the National Bank of Huron remained hospitalized for at least three or four weeks after an accident. Doctors reported a back injury in addition to a broken arm sustained near a ditch while staying in the Black Hills.
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Rayburn
Camden Rayburn
National Bank of Huron
Mr. Rayburn
Black Hills
Kentucky Cardinal Seen In Huron By Local Resident
Mary Aberdeen Ketelle reported a Kentucky cardinal near Mayor Giledol's garden pool in Huron. The bright red bird, robin-sized with a black throat, is notable as possibly the first sighting in the area, usually found in southern Kentucky and common in Yankton and Vermilion. Bird watchers note many visitors this week as migratory season peaks around May 1.
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Mary Ketelle
Kentucky
Huron
Mary Aberdeen Ketelle
Hubert Ketelle
F. T. Giledol
Yankton
Vermillion
Ketelle
James Lane
Allen
St Louis Cardinals
Gil Scout Organization
Canada
Cavour Offices Robbed As Breakin Suspected
County investigators searched two Cavour offices after an overnight break in at the lumber company and Atlas Elevator. A jimmy bar and hammer were taken, desks ransacked, and footprints and fingerprints collected as police connected the incident to a prior year robbery.
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Cavour
Buron
Cavour Lumber Company
Lumber Ompany
Atlas Elevator Company
Harvey Huntley
John Boyle
oAice
Jafsie Rescued After Boat Capsize in Pelham Bay
Hopewell reports Col. Lindbergh emissary John F. Condon known as Jafsie was drenched when his boat capsized during a contact mission near Pelham Bay Bronx. He later said he had a message. A Kansas City plane linked to the case landed a man at Princeton then departed, ownership not identified.
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Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Jafsie
Pelham Bay
Bronx
New York
New York Daily News
Kansas City
Princeton
Walter C. Taber
Karisss City
State opposes filing of supplemental findings in SD truck license case
Sioux Falls April 2 The state stood against filing supplemental findings in the South Dakota truck license tax case after a federal three judge court ruled the law unconstitutional as it affects interstate commerce. The state sought a rehearing while complainant trackers asked permission to file additional findings.
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S. D
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Former Bank Employee Sentenced in Sioux Falls
Earl Louis Horton a former bank teller at Security National Bank and Trust in Sioux Falls was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to embezzling 10000. Horton who served seven years at the bank said the funds were used for family purchases and charitable donations. Judge A Lee Wyman denied a suspended sentence noting the penalty was below the maximum of five years and $5000 fine.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Earl Louis Horton
Natinal Bank and Trust Cominy
Horton
A. Lee Wyman
Jones Estate Filed In Probate Court
The estate of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Jones who died February 2 has been filed in probate court. It includes lots at Iroquois farm lands and personal property valued around eighteen dollars and forty cents. Mrs. E. H. Bryan of 1058 Iinds Avenue Southwest is the sole heir.
Judge Knight To Study Mee Case
Circuit Judge W. W. Kalent of Brookings ruled on a continuance in the Mee embezzlement case from Centerville against former state bank examiner C. H. Mee. Judge Knight presided after Judge Van Buren Perry of Aberdeen was disqualified and a decision was expected today as the state vigorously opposed the request.
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Knight
Milbank
Np-Circuit
W. W. Kalent
Brookings
C. H. Mee
Centerville
State
van Buren Perry
Aberdeen
Hospital Notices Highlight Local Medical Staff Names
At The Hospitals Mrs N W Dow Troquais medical Mrs A C Kessler Huron surgical A P McMillan Conde medical Disthissed Mrs Sam May Lane Mrs IS W Markey Huron.
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N. W. Dow
Troquais
Medical
A. C. Kessler
Huron
Surgical
A. P. McMillan
Conde
Sam May
Lane
Huron High Keeps Up Its High Rating
Dunbar principal of Huron senior high school has been notified that the school has been accredited by the North Central Association for the period ending March 17, 1933. Accredited status requires meeting high standards for facilities, library, laboratories, records, graduation requirements, teaching load, salaries, and athletic relations, with annual reapproval by the association.
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Huron
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Mare
Association
North Central Association
State Athletic Association
United States
North Central States
The
Sullivan Loses On Technical KO In Second Round
In St Paul a ten round bout ends when Battaglia lands a booming right to knock out My Sullivan in the second round. Sullivan, bloodied and halted on the ropes after a nine count, fails to rise as the referee stops the fight with two and a half minutes elapsed. Battaglia weighed 160 pounds versus Sullivan at 139 pounds.
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Battaglia
Suilivaic
Truck Fire Damages Johnson and Sewell Vehicle
A Johnson and Sewell truck was badly damaged by a fire parked near A. E. Griffith at 1137 Frank avenue, southeast. The fire department was summoned at 1 30 this morning. An earlier furnace backfixing at J. H. Chase, 185 Third street, caused a 3 o'clock alarm yesterday afternoon with little damage.
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Johnson and Sewell
A. E. Griffith
Frank Avenue
Mr. Griffith
J. H. Chase
Third Street
For Sale and Rent Notices with Rural Ads
For sale items include 500 £ and 3 and 4 inch water pipe from Isabel Sand and Gravel. A for rent ad lists a six room modern house with closet, garage. A separate rabbits for sale is at 1335 Kansas Ave NE and contact phone 2899.
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Kansas Ave
N.E
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Fireworks In Market Inquiry
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