Armour Stockyards Market Report From Huron And Chicago
Armour cattle and calf markets steady to higher with hogs steady to higher. top hog price 2.40. Cattle ranges listed by weight show good steers and yearlings around 5.25 to 6.25, fair to medium tiers lower, calves and cows with varied prices. Sheep and hogs reflect declines and firmness across classes. Chicago prices mirror mixed demand and heavy volume with cattle and veal values noted.
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Armour
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
U. S
Wheat and Hog Markets Show Mixed Activity In Chicago
Chicago April 2 hog market weak with holdover supplies around 6000 head and 3000 sent to plants. Offerings 16090 below hope, trading slow though some headway appeared. Minneapolis grain markets posted modest gains with May wheat up and oats rallying. Sioux Falls and St Paul reports noted higher hogs, steady cattle, and varied grain prices across regions.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Produce and Market Prices Across Huron and Chicago
Market bulletin lists prices for butter eggs and poultry in Huron South Dakota and surrounding cities. Hens, roosters, leghorn varieties, and butterfat prices are shown, with Chicago and Minneapolis commodity rates for potatoes flour and dairy products.
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Sioux City
Apr
Naif
Roosters Sa
Storage and futures notes from October market report
A compact market brief notes storage 1sts rigs low close 1% BM 1% Ist a list dated 14 Oct. Buiter futures June coves 1M OTH TMG Storage Standards Now 1842 15 18M Potato futures unquoted.
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Egy
Buiter
Stocks Rally And Close Strong In Mixed Trading
New York stocks rallied with a strong close amid signs of firmer credit. Leaders gained 1 to 3 points as issues including American Telephone, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, People’s Gas, Eastman, Coca Cola United States Steel and General Electric rose two points or more. About 1,100,000 shares changed hands with closing quotations spread across many labels.
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New York
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Peoples Gas
American Can
Eastman
Coca Cola
US. Steel
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Deug
Allied Chemical
Casa
New York Central
Grain Growers Win In Rate Arguments
In Chicago April hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission growers win a point to question carriers on operating efficiency effects on expenses. Former Kansas Governor Clyde Reed pressed for cross examination of L. C. Fritch of Rock Island lines on revenue drops. Western carriers’ A. B. Enoch clashed with Reed as examiners Mackiey and Hart consulted state commissions and authorized Fritch to answer the questions.
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Chicago
West
Nouthwest Reas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde Reed
Kansas
L. C. Fritch
Rock Island Lines
Western Trunk Line
A. B. Enoch
Western Carriers
Reed
Washington
Mackiey and
Hart
Commerce Commissions
Fritch
Kunsan
Largest Taxpayer Pays First Half in 1931 Taxes
Chicago and North Western railway pays first half 1931 taxes. receipt for 29540.63 announced by Mrs. Madden, treasurer. First half 1930 tax on same property was 32929.10. Eight business days remain before April 30 deadline. delinquency triggers 10 percent interest and potential auto license halt. Poll tax of 1 dollar due for all adults 21 or older. delinquent poll tax adds 1 penalty plus interest.
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Beatle County
Chicago & North Western Railway
B. M. Madden
North Western
Salesman Dies After Highway Crash Near Watertown
E. S. Brown 41 a Mitchell company salesman died in a Watertown hospital from injuries after his car left the road Tuesday night near the city. Eyewitness Earl Meadows said the car side swiped a hay-loaded truck, then overturned and burst into flames. Brown, returning from Hayti, suffered a basal skull fracture. PMID: He was from Watertown.
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Watertown
E. S. Brown
Mitchell Company
Earl Meadows
Brown
Hayti
Say Mrs. Foster Nagged Husband Testimony Reveals That
Testimony in a divorce suit details that Mrs Ira Gilbertson Foster allegedly nagged her husband and adopted son and at one point dipped the boy into steaming water. Miss Mabel Guedahl testified to the scalding incident and Mrs Foster's alleged force feeding. The trial entered its tenth day with numerous witnesses and a crowded courtroom.
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Foster
Howard
Sioux Falls
Ira Gilbertson Foster
John Morrell Fost
Helen Langpap
Humboldt
March
Mabel Guedabi
Fosays
Guodahl
Veterans of Foreign Wars Donates $10 to Salvation Army
Huron VFW voted to give the Salvation Army $10 from the post general fund during its annual finance drive starting next Monday. The meeting reviewed Patman bill support, planned a May 8 Mother’s Day gathering, and discussed the largest candidate initiation class in post history. Also, food relief depot operations were scaled back as needs diminished, with $250.75 relief handled including in-kind goods and cash donations.
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Organization For Iniistion
Beadle County
C. E. Buchanan
C. W. Disney
Al Rob=ts
C. J. Cronk
Myron Andrews
Rans Mill
Carl Broe
Hayden Wilcox
Wessington
Urges Speed In N. D. Seed Loans
North Dakota needs speed in issuing government seed loans to farmers lacking funds. Governor G F Shafer said in Minneapolis on his way to Washington to urge faster implementation of the loan program. Soil and working conditions for grain planting are ideal with ample surface moisture. Swabsoil is dry from last year’s drought but normal rainfall soon will help, he added.
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N. D
Minneapolis
North Dakota
G. F
Shafer
Washington
Hearing in Electric Fence Case Continued
YANETON April 21 Hearing in the case of Mrs. Emma Janousek of Lesterville charged with wiring a fence that severely burned a 12 year old girl was continued to April 27. The charges were filed by Hubert Taecke, the girl's father, who said she suffered partial paralysis of one arm from the touch.
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Yaneton
Emma Janousek
Lestervile
Janousek
Hubert Taecke
Land Use Split on Earth Deserts and Forests
Scientista estimates that 49 percent of earth’s land is desert while 30 percent is productive and another 30 percent poor grazing land, forest, high mountains and waste. There is no agreement on exactly inhabitable portions.
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Earth Scientista
Old Philadelphia Man Offers War Funds to Government
An elderly Philadelphia man, Charles F. Thompson, proposes to turn his $2,000 war risk insurance savings and a $5,750 monthly check over to the U.S. government to aid wartime expenses. In a letter to Secretary Mills, Thompson said he had given all he had in World War I and wished to contribute again. Mills thanked him but noted there was no law allowing government borrowing of such funds.
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U.S
Washington
Mills
Charles F. Thompson
Philadelphia
Thompson
Vermillion High Music Meet Yields Multiple Placings
Vermillion on April 2 hosted the South Dakota high school music contest with many honors. Balzer of Huron and Main of Elk Point tied for second in clarinet. Binkerd of Gregory won piano, with Nohlgren De Smet and Easton Aberdeen taking other top spots. Additional results include Kirby Springfield first in violin, Brownfield Ethan second, Pinard Gary third. Anfinson Wakanda first in viola with Ogborn Sioux Falls second. Mary Albertson Vermillion first in cello. Rut Vermilion first in saxophone. De Long Springfield first in French horn with McGarraugh Brookings second.
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Vermillion
Hay
Eldred Balz
Huron
Robert Main
Virginia Nohlgren
de Smt
Gordon Binkerd
Gergory
Gregory
de Smet
Anita Easton
Aberdeen
Charles Kirby
Springfield
Arst
Dorothy Brownfield
Ethan
Justin Pinard
Gary
Faye Anfinson
Wakanda
Robert Ogborn
Sioux Falls
Claire Elsworth
Mary Albertson
Thomas Rice
Marjorie Bascom
Clark
Flinte
Oscar Muller
Tena Gennebrock
Geddes
Doris Hoffmas
Lawrence Wegner
Madison
Eldred Balzer
Elk Point
Ted
Ralph Carlson
Joe Brensland
Ask Signing Of Debt Agreements
Washington reports indicate nations benefiting from the wartime moratorium have submitted plans to formalize ten year repayment to the United States. The move arrives amid debates on debt cancellation and Britain’s budget omissions, though State Department says it remains routine. Some weigh Hoover administration hopes to revive the war debt funding commission as a factor in the timing.
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Washington
United States
UN UN Unu
State Department
Hoover
Civil War Veteran William H Wells Dies in Aberdeen
Aberdeen April 21 William H Wells Civil War veteran died this morning after a two week illness He came from South Dakota in 1876 and lived in Aberdeen for twenty two years His widow five sons and five daughters survive The death leaves but a few G A R and BR members here H Aasdvus and J W Cranker listed as survivors
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Aberdeen
William H. Wells
Mr. Wells
South Dakota
Toro G. A. BR
For Rent Room In Modern Home Near In Garage
Classified fragment lists a for rent notice offering a room in a modern home close in with a garage and a phone contact 2589. Also included are various lost and for sale items and scattered notices about seeds, a bill fold, and pasture needs with beberapa misspellings and garbled names.
Scout Leaders To Receive Training
Scout leaders to receive training at Huron college in two classes. One for those not having completed the elementary course features First Class scout test methods and instruction by August W Abel and others on dates April 21 to May 12. The second class, for those with elementary completion, will be a discussion group led by various leaders on topics such as ceremonies, character values, and troop relations. Sessions begin promptly at 7:30 PM.
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Huron College
Sounh Dakota
Department of Education
August W. Abel
John H. Faust
LeRoy H. Rowse
Abel
Fred ©. Eggers
George M. Wilcox
H. A. Marty
Royal. C
W. Abel
George G. Bel
A. J. Lang
Glenne R McArthur
Rey F
Loehs
Huron
Jand
Hospital admissions and dismissals list includes several patients
At The Hospitals Admitted Otto Rabder Bonilla Julius Haley Yale Mrs H H Forbes Forestburg medicals W 2 Foster Euron Mrs B Putture Carthage minor surgical Dismissed Bertha Vass Cavour
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Otto Rabder
Bonilla
Julius Haley
Yale
H. H. Forbes
Forestburg
Foster
Euron
B. Putture Carthage
Bertha Vass. Cavour
Street Commissioner Candidate Appeals to Voters
A Huron candidate thanks voters for previous support and seeks election as Street Commissioner. He cites 13 years building roads, contracting on competitive bids, and business management. He pledges efficiency, lower costs, and experienced leadership for city operations and street upkeep.
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Huron
Tess Toreey
City of Huron
Dhave
City Commissionce
Ana
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