Market News Armoure Stockyards Report April Prices
Armour Stockyards Huron notes little change across cattle calf and sheep markets on Saturday. Hog market mostly steady with lighter bids down. receipts about 500. Cattle ranges include good to plain steers and yearlings, fair to medium heifers, and varied cow and bull prices. calves show veal variations. sheep market features spring lambs and yearlings with mixed prices. hog futures cited in Chicago with May bids around 4.25 and Sept heavies near 5.25.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armoure
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Colorados
Sioux City
U. S
Steer trade weakens as Chicago stockyards close week
Chicago reports a near standstill in steer trade with all bovine classes prices down. Hog markets decline amid larger supplies and lower pork demand while lamb values tumble after bulget marketings. Local cattle and sheep markets show softer prices across regions including Sioux Falls and Sioux City.
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Chicago
Grain Markets Slump On Rain In Minneapolis Report
Rain dampened grain trading in Minneapolis on April 23, triggering May holdings liquidation and price declines across wheat oats and barley. Market activity remained weak with low export volume and soft cash bids. carlot ranges and cash closes varied by grain type and protein content across Minneapolis and Duluth reports.
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Minneapolis
May Holdings
Dinneapolis Cariet
Montana
Huron
Market notes on hides wool flour and poultry prices
Raw hides and wool grades with prices headlined from Huron and Minneapolis, followed by flour bids and Chicago poultry figures. Hides priced by quality, wool and pelts noted. flour shipments listed. live poultry demand steady with broiler bids and chick prices across Leghorn and Plymouth Rock breeds.
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Chicago
Chicago Potatoes and Produce Prices Apr 23
Chicago market report lists U.S. potato shipments totals and stock levels for old and new stock with prices for U.S. No. 1 and No. 5. Butter and eggs price ranges and indices shown, plus regional notes from Sioux City Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Futures for potatoes largely unchanged with April storage terms and related notes.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
No. AN Price Ag
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
North
Dakoota
Red River
Idaho
Mitchell
Soux Falls
Sioux Falls
Buter
April Storage Ltds
Bausch Victor Wins Missouri Valley AAAU Decathlon Title
James A. Bausch, national pentathlon champion and Olympic hopeful, won the Missouri Valley AAAU decathlon with 9122.4925 points, claiming six event wins and setting a new Valley record despite a soggy track. He led after first day with strong marks in shot put, broad jump, hurdles, discus, pole vault, and javelin, and narrowly missed the world record due to the wet field conditions. Charles Childress of Warrensburg and Carl Parker of Lake Forest College finished second and third respectively.
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Lawrence
Kas
James A. Bausch
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Paavo Yrjala
Finland
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Bausch
Charles Childress
Central Missouri State Teachers
Warrersssurg
Carl Parker
Lake Forest College
Regional music festival and essay contest held in Pierre
School children from 11 counties attended a regional music festival and youth essay and speaking contest in Pierre. County representatives included Hand Hyde Sully Stanley Hughes Jones Lyman Mellette Todd Tripp and Gregory with regional events also planned for Mobridge and Rapid City.
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Pierre Pierre
Young Citizens League
Hand
Hyde
Sully
Stanley
Hughes
Jones
Lyman
Mellette
Todd
Tripp
Gregory
Mobridge
Rapid City
Bradley Re-elected Waltonian President at Chicago Convention
Dr. Preston Bradley pastor of the Feaples Church in Chicago was re-elected president of the Izaak Walton league of America at the league’s tenth annual convention. Five vice presidents were chosen including Dr. M D Arcy McGee of Washington Judson L Wicks of Minneapolis G Warren Kinney of Seattle Elias Bush Guile of Alicia and J G Bradford of Sioux Falls.
Stock Market Ends Week With Mixed Gains
A New York trading week closed with a firmer tone after a dull session. Fractional gains dominated while some stocks rose, aided by late short covering and buying. Turnover dipped under half a million shares as investors eyed tax bill progress and possible seasonal business recovery.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Representative Wood In Serious Condition
Representative Wood of Indiana is seriously ill at his residence in Washington. The 71 year old chair of the Republican National Congressional Committee and ranking Republican on the House Appropriations Committee is among the key lawmakers described in the brief report.
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Wood
Wasilington
Indiana
Republican National Congressional Committee
House
Memorial to Honor Shakespeare Opens in Stratford
Stratford on Avon England April 3 Prince of Wales opened the modern Shakespeare memorial theatre to honor the town’s famed writer Ode by John Masefield recited. Also dated New York April 23 Babe Ruth hit his fifth homer of the season for the Yankees off Rube Walberg in the first inning. Sturgis man John G Earley 63 dies from car crash injuries. Choir to practice composite choir meets Sunday at 3 at Presbyterian church and practice tonight at 1:15.
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Shakespeare
Stratford-On-Avon
England
Willam Shakespeare
Prince of Wales
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
John Masefield
New York
Babe Russ
Yankees
Athletics
Rube Walberg
Lary
Sturgis
Kilked Deadwood
S. D
John G. Earley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lee Bright
Presbyterian Church
Closing Quotations Al Chen and Dye Share Mixed Market Signals
A compact scan of ticker tape shows mixed activity with Al Chen and Dye at 59 and Allis Chal Tt at 424. Early gains in Am Can and Am Int hover around 44 44 as Am Loco and Am Sin lead modest advances while AT&T and AT powers test 394. Defensive plays like Cons Gas and Cal G E BVs show little movement as the market threads through broad variances.
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al Chen & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Loco
Am Sin & Btl
At&t
Am Tob
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
BAO
Barnsdall
Bendix
Beth St
Borden
Briggs
Can Pace
Cerro de Pass
C&o
CM St P
CNW
Chrysler
Cal G&e
Cons Gas
Corn
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Eastmar
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gt North Pfd
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Il Cent
Int Combin
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Kelvinator
Kent
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks M
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Morrell
Nash
Natl Biscuit
Natl Derry
Nail Power & Lt
NY Cent
NY NH & H
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Para Pub
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Purity Bank
RCA
Rep Steel
Rey
Radio kiss sound effects expert seeks on air kisses
Ray Melley of NBC seeks two performers skilled in producing realistic kiss sounds for radio drama. He explains he tried cork on resin glass and a rusty hinge to simulate a kiss, but audio remained inauthentic, prompting auditions for a proper kiss sound.
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Ray Melley
Kelley
NBC
Hines Opposes Full Bonus Payment to Congress
Veteran affairs chief Frank T. Hines said he would present administration opposition to full cash payment of the adjusted service certificates to the House Ways and Means Committee. Rep Patman argued for full payment and said new currency would not jeopardize the gold standard, which he cited as 46 percent gold reserve. He noted 40 percent is the standard requirement and warned new issuance could push the nation off gold.
St Teresa Students Win in District Declamatory Contest
St Teresa parochial school of Huron won honors in the district Catholic declamatory contest in Mitchell. Gordon Bjornson took first in the oratorical division with The cost of war. Patricia Finley won first in the dramatic section with Buddy salesman. Winners advance to state contest in Aberdeen in May.
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St. Teresa
Mitchell
St. Teresa Parochial School of Huron
Knights of Columbus
Gordon Bjornson
St Teresa
Patricia Finley
Huron School
Huron
Parkston
Woonsocket
Ercery
Stephan
Aberdeen
Study Tours Bring Pupils to Huron From South Dakota
The Huron Chamber of Commerce reports 93 Central South Dakota public school pupils visited Huron this spring on study tours. Participants range from Lake Preston to Ree Heights with schools including Manchester Broadland Hitchcock Cavour Valley Huron.
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Mass Central South Dakota
Huron
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Central South Dakota
Lake Preston
Ree Heights
Manchester
Broadland
Hitchcock
Cavour
Valley School
Myers
Scope of Salvation Army Work Revealed
A six month report shows Salvation Army aid in the city includes 12.50 pounds of coal 4 164 pieces of clothing 436 pairs of shoes and 22 furniture items. Eighty families receive groceries and 150 get Christmas dinners. 387 families helped 96 transients fed 76 given shoes and 37 meals. Community leaders praise the work and prepare for the upcoming drive by the Citizens Advisory board.
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Native Salvation Army Tuiu
Envoy
J. Jones
Transienia
A. B. Blake
Cizens
Salvation Army
H.R. Costain
H. H. Leonard
Frank H. Dwyer
Theodore Smogard
Huron Kiwanis Club
Trackmen Assemble For Kansas Relays
Lawrence Kansas April 23 report lists the tenth annual Kansas Relays drawing fifty universities and colleges from fourteen states. The meet seeks new records and Olympic recognition as top athletes compete across events on the outdoor track.
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Kansas
Lawsence
Kas
Versatile Dances Please Audience at Huron College
A dance recital presented by Mrs. Florence Bright at Huron College auditorium impressed with elegance and variety. Thirty pupils plus assistants performed in a thoughtfully staged program, highlighting talent fairness and polished technique. Notable numbers included babies dances, a Doll dance ensemble, Tiller girls, and solo routines by Marilyn Dickey and others.
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Huron College
Florence Bright
Huron
Fourtgen
Ruth Small
June Bell
Virginia Saxton
Patricia Potter
Virginia Shirley
Beverly Smith
Anne Marie Gitchell
Patricia Agne
Betty Carlson
Mary Jean Fisher
Beufs Olin
Herriet Scruby
Elaine Smogard
Billy B
Ina Claine Stewart
Marilyn Whisman
Marilyn Dickey
Donna Mae Storrs
Wauneta Stam
Marjorie Ann Saxton
Jean and
Elizabeth Colton
Marian Hartwick
Josephine Longstaff
Ruth Wilcox
Kathryn Jean Saylor
Delores Feick
Henry Williamson
Raggedy Ann
Iroquois
Wometa Stam
Kate Greenaway
Donna Maa. Storrs
Jean Hathaway
Donna Mase
Donna Mae
Delores Foiok
Lee Bright
Isla Benedict
Tax shooters Chicago plan to conserve migratory waterfowl
A proposal to place the responsibility on the shooter of migratory birds to conserve and propagate waterfowl has been presented to the Walton League of America. Senator Harry S Hawes of Missouri sponsors the plan.
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Chicago
Walton
League of America
Harry B. Hawes
Mimouri
Hit Commissioners On Bridge Repairs
Perkins county officials faced criticism over a bridge repair contract on Rabbit Creek in Hal shipping. An inquiry by Kenneth Scurr and R F Drewry found the Hettinger Bridge company hired without contract or plans, with costs about 100 percent above statutory expectations though no material discrepancy in materials. The $2033 bill versus $500 claimed sparked a state investigation ordered by Governor Green at taxpayers’ request.
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Perkins County
Scurr
Hettinger Bridge Company
Seusr
Wolsey Girl Dies After Week's Illness
Mulinday Ann Kather Warner nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Wagner of Hartland township died Thursday afternoon at 4 following a weeklong illness from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at 1 at the home and 1 30 at Luther's church in Wolsey with Rev S W Leyhe officiating. Burial will be in Wolsey cemetery. Surviving are her parents and a brother Clarence about 11 months old.
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Wolsey
Mulinday
Ann Kather Warner
Dave Wagner
Hartland Township
S. W. Leyhe
Clarance
Huron Nurses Attend Yankton Convention
Huron clinic nurses Mae Terkelson and Anna Sivaussen returned from the State Nurses association convention in Yankton. Discussion at the meeting focused on addressing the surplus of nurses in the state. The group later toured the state asylum for the insane with over 100 other attendees.
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Huron
Yankton
Mae Terkelson
Anna Sivaussen
Huron Clinic
Fast Hight
State Nurses Association
State Asylum For the
Civil War Veteran to Receive Pension
Civil War veteran Thomas J. K. Peck has been notified he will receive a monthly pension. Peck served in Company E, 8th Regiment of the Town Infantry and recently applied for the pension. He is staying at the county farm and will turn 91 on September 28 this year.
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Thomas J. K. Peck
Peck
Norbeck Supporters Organize For Beadle County Primary
A dozen Norbeck supporters met in Huron to form a county-wide committee for the May 3 Beadle County Republican primary. A. A. Chamberlain was named chairman and George M. Townsend secretary as plans to campaign precinct by precinct were launched. A detailed Norbeck statement for nomination is to be released next week.
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Norbeck
Peter Norbeck
Beadle County
A. A. Chamberlain
Huran
George M. Townsend
Huron
Chamberlain
Senator Norbeck
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