Hog Market Steady to Lower Across Markets
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Huron reports steady to lower hog prices with top around 6.50. Chicago and Sioux City show reduced receipts and prices slipping to year’s lows. cattle and lambs mixed, with hogs at 6.00 to 7.25 and packing sows around 5.25 to 5.85. Sioux Falls and St Paul note weak to lower hogs, steady cattle, and scattered demand amid thin offerings.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Sioux Falls
Dept
Com
Ad Mediate
Lmka
St. Paul
St, Paul
W. S. Dept. Agr
Syomn CI
ALG Sa
Wheat futures close higher in Minneapolis trading
Bearish crop news offset by good cables as May wheat rose while June and July advanced. September slipped. Corn futures fell to new lows amid light cash wheat receipts and fair to good farm board demand. Flax gained for May and July, rye and barley showed mixed activity, and cash grain quotes varied across varieties.
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Minneapolis
She
Tyeee
Darley Sc
Farm Board
Inter
Montana
Flax Market Report From Duluth Quiet Trade Conditions
Duluth notes Friday trade in flax with prices and futures. Clee futures show April deliveries around 1.56 to May 1.56 and July at 13 percent. September at 1.0 percent. Various durum grades listed including No 1 and mixed durum with small asterisked figures.
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Duluth
Market Butterfat and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Furnished by Buck Brothers and Mitchell Produce report butterfat prices and poultry moves in BURON, MITCHELL, SIOUX FALLS, SIOUX CITY, CHICAGO, CHICAGO, NEW YORK, CHICAGO POTATOES, MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR, and BOSTON wool quotes. Notable figures include hens, leghorn and light breeds, ducks, geese, eggs, and butterfat rates with delivery details and regional variations. Prices show steady butter prices in Chicago and rising poultry activity, with varied egg and butterfat values across markets.
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BURON
Buck Brothers Fiuron
Mitchell
Weghorn Springs
Nooth Legged
Sioux Falls
Stock Market Ends Turbulent Session in Early Losses
New York trading opened nervously as selling pressed stocks, with 1 to 3 point declines in names like American Telephone and U S Steel. Westinghouse and Southern Pacific softened while most issues closed irregularly around 250 thousand shares. Moody’s March business conditions analysis hinted a bottom may be formed despite overall weak mood.
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New York
Birt
American Telefohns
Manville
Cenone Jon
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Southern Pacific
Westindowe
Basaalviews
Moody
Ite
Ransom Demands Reported In Kelley Disappearance
Reports claim a ransom demand of not less than 2 million dollars was sent to Mrs. Kelley after Dr. Isaac D. Kelley Jr. vanished in St. Louis. Attorneys discussed the letter, while police said no new developments emerged and a messenger delivered a pencil handwritten note.
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ST. Louis
Isaac D. Kelley
Globe-Democrat
Los Angeles Shaken By Slight Quake
An earthquake of sufficient strength to sway city hall and crack plaster was felt across Los Angeles and suburbs for about five seconds at 10 28 a m. Strongest effects were in the Santa Monica bay district with shattered store fronts and broken glass reported in Redondo Beach Compton and Torrance. The swaying of the 28 story city hall was noted by occupants on upper floors but the building was not damaged.
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Los Angeles
Eah Angeles
Oceanside
Santa Monica Bay District
Redondo Beach
Compton
Torrance
Carnegie Institution Laboratory
Pasadena
Los Angeles City Hall
Junior High Play Let Toby Do It Tonight at Huron High
Comical scenes drive the junior high program as Unsle Josh keeper Irving Axelrad at Pumpkin Center store is robbed of a trust fund for his ward Eden Woodruff. Suspicions fall on Henry Harry Brown and the city slicker villain Billy Anderson with partner Lenore Pederson. Toby and Roxy play key comic parts. Curtain at 8 15.
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Toby
Huron
Uncle Josh
Irving Axelrad
Pumpkin Center
Josh
Eden Woodruff
Henry
Harry Brown
Billy Anderson
Lénore Pederson
Roxy
Charles Economy
Helen Hart
College Players End Season With Drama at Huron College
College Players of Huron closes its 1930-31 season with the four act romantic drama Retribution by Edwin S. DePoncet. Freshmen cast share the spotlight led by Orville Hill as Ricardo Alvarez and include Harold French, Jose Sandoval, Hazel Warren, Marie Haskell and others under Professor DePoncet.
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Huron College
Edwins. DePoncet
Orville Hill
Ricardo Alvarez
Harold French
Gordon Chandler
Jose Sandoval
Archimedes
Hazel Warren
Liza
Marie Haskell
Edith Chandler
Bert Orcutt
Melvin Murphy
Charles Filbey
Evelyn Decker
Quida Moulton
Kingsbury County Men Are Sentenced
Albert Sandahl of Kingsbury county farm hand was fined 20 dollars after pleading guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor. Arthur Emerson and Lyle Mobiatin of Oldham were sentenced to six days in jail and fined 25 and 21.50 dollars in costs for robbery. State's Attorney Warren of De Smet handled both cases. Quam of Huron, arrested with Sandahl, had pleaded guilty to intoxication and faced a 50 dollar De Smet justice court fine. Emerson and McMartin robbed the Frank Hyde store in Oldham taking 29.16 dollars and 1450 cigarets. money and cigarets were recovered.
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Kingsbury County
Albert Sandahl
Kingsbury
Alva E. Taylor
Arthur Emerson
Lyle Mobiatin
Oldham
William H. Warren
de Smet
Sandah
Forensic Meet Opens At Huron College Today
Debate teams from Aberdeen and Viborg opened the South Dakota Forensic meet at Huron College this afternoon under the National Forensic League. The Aberdeen and Viborg teams meet twice this afternoon and again tomorrow if needed. An extemporaneous speaking contest follows the Thomas Maynard Prize declamatory event at 7:30 in the college chapel with six college freshmen and sophomores: Leon Tiard Anderson, Alice Scott, Robert Searby, Lila Williams, Hayden Williams, and Betty Halpenny.
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Aberdeen
Viborg
South Dakota
Huron College
National Forensic League
D.C. Reutier
Leon fTiard Anderson
Alice Scott
Robert Searby
Lila Williams
Hayden Williams
Betty Halpenny
Lions Plan Dining Hall at Camp Da Ko Tah
De Smet area Lions club to erect a dining hall and summer outing quarters for Boy Scouts near Miller. Committee named with William H. Warren and Marion E. Hitchey guiding the project. SIoux Falls and Huron zones noted along with Red Cross convention recap and June 16 11 meeting in Huron. About fifty Lions from Howard Wessington Huron and De Smet attended the session.
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Lions
DE Smet
Huron
Lions Club
Camp da Ko Tah
Miller
William H. Warren
Marion E. Hitchey
Hev
J. H.black
Weasington
H. A. Hill
Ordor
South Dakota
C. W. Webb
International
Chicago
Melvin W. Strong
Mitchell
N. L. Haney
Sioux Falls
Haney
Red Cross
Washlington
D.C
George W. Longstaff
Howard, Wessington
DeSmet
DeSmet Club
Legion guest to attend joint Muron meeting
Carol H. Lockhart of Watertown has accepted an invitation to join a joint Muron American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meeting. Also invited is Ethel V. Murphy of Pleasantville New York national leader of the Seti. The gathering will mark the conclusion of the event.
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Christian Fen
A fragmentary notice reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Christian Fen. The text includes garbled phrases about the African army and a remark on abolition timing during the Civil War era.
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Christian Fen
Radio Flayed And Defended At Meet In Princeton
At a Princeton conference on the press radio was assailed and defended. M H Aylesworth argued newspapers must not abandon radio news, or a new medium will arise. W S Gilmore and Elzey Roberts framed radio and newspapers as supplementary rather than competitive.
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Princeton
Princeton University
M. H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
W. S. Gilmore
The
Detroit News
Elzey Roberts
St. .Louis Star
Aylesworth
College Papers Win All American Ratings in Contest
The National Scholastic Press Association announced winners from 84 papers in the annual contest. Coe College Cosmos Grinnell Scarlet and Black and others earned all American ratings in various school divisions. The Stylus Sioux Falls college received top honors in the bi weekly class.
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Minneapolis
National Scholastic Press Association
Coe College
Cosmos
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dakota
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
College
Sioux Falls
Industrial Collegian
South Dakotas College
Brookings
Station VII
Volin
the News
Newton
Marshalltown
The
Advocate
Lincoln
Neb
Central High Register
Central
Omaha
Watertown
S. D
Spud
Alliance
Pointer
Elk Point
Baseball results from various minor leagues and teams
Detroit Stewart and Ferrell, Badges and Schang noted in results. American Association games include Kansas City 3 Louisville 2 and Minneapolis 8 Columbus 9. Milwaukee played Indianapolis. other schedules not listed.
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American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Walther League Winner Announced
Evelyn Johnson of this city won the Walther League contest with Africa at its Mission Opportunities. A. F. Vandrey and Sophia Hendrickson were runners up. Johnson advances to the zone contest and the three winners advance to the state convention in Huron June 7-8. Judges included Rev. William Israel Ted Kuehl and William Arndt. A Luther League radio program followed. Tomorrow a general convention committee meeting is planned.
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Africa
Evelyn John
Walther League
Mt Calvary Ev
Miss Johnson
A. F. Vandrey
Sophia Hendrickson
Huron
Ight
William Israel
Yale
Ted Kuehl
William Arndt
Heron
Lutheratt
Leading Performers In The Big Leagues
National league batting leaders include Berger of the Braves at .455 and Watkins of the Cardinals at .429. Rune-Oit of the Giants and Klein of the Phillies each have 10 hits. Sheely leads with 10 RBIs for the Phillies. Lindstrom and Berger lead with 15 hits. Baviell and Orsath lead with 2 triples. American League batting leader Vasnik of the Indians at .480. Ruth of the Yankees leads in runs and RBIs with 11 and 1 respectively. Gehrig and Vasmik also among top hitters. Ley leads in hits for the Yankees with 13. H Rice of the Senators and Mix of the Indians have 3 and 2 triples respectively.
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Batting Berger
Braves
Watkins
Cardinals
Rune—Oit
Giants
Klein
Phillies
Sheely
Klein Phillies
Lindstrom
Berger
Baviell
Philles
Orsath
Vasnik
Indians
Berry
Red Sox
Ruth
Yankees
Gelw
Gehrig
Vasmik
Ley
H. Rice
Senators
Mix
Indians stop White Sox as Ferrell nets third win
Wesley Ferrell of the Indians shut out Chicago White Sox with five hits allowed and eight strikeouts to secure his third victory. Johnny Hodapp added three singles and a hit by pitch in five appearances while Detroit's Tom Bridges shut out the Browns with four hits for a 1 to 9 win. Charley Gehringer doubled off Walter Stewart and scored on Alexandri's single for Detroit's only win against St. Louis.
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Wesley Ferrell
Indians
White Sox
Johnny Hodapp
Chicago
Tom Bridges
Detroit
Browns
Charley Gehringer
Walter Stewart
Alexandri
St. Louis
Boxing results from scattered matches across cities
The report lists several bouts with fighters from New York Boston Somerville Detroit Tulsa and more. Notable results include New York's Herb Freeman winning a 30 minute limit draw in a multi fighter card, Gus Sonnenberg beating Deflated Bibber McCoy in two falls, George Godfrey defeating Alexis Sulamno, and Ed Lewis defeating Fred Peterson in straight falls.
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New York
Herb Freeman
Johnny Podubny
Russia
Rudy Dusels
Omaha
Wiadee Zbyszko
Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Besta
Bibber McCoy
Cambridge
Mass
McCoy
Sonnenberg
George Zarynoff
Harry Mamos
Springfield
Strangler) Lewis
Fred Peterson
Sedalia
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Ster
Johnny Pluromer
Ogden
Iowa
Crisler to Address Athletes at Relays Dinner
H. O. Crisler athletic director of the University of Minnesota will speak at a May 1 dinner for high school athletes at Sioux Falls college. More than 30 schools expected to be represented at the Dakota relays dinner announced by college officials.
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Armours
Auuon Grain Market
Rye” Speliz
Roduce Markets
Springs
U. S
Owl
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Wool Market
Nf Boston
Bae
Swift & Co
Federal Reserve
France
Am Can
Allis Chal
Am Car & Fdy
Am Loco
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour
Armour B
Atchigon
Balt & O
Bendix Av
Beth
Can Pac
Corse
Cerro de Pasco
Chex & O
C Mf
C & NW
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G &E
Curtils Wr
Drug Inc
Essien
Evie
Fox Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen Ei
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Gold Dust
Gt No Pt
Houston Oil
Hudson
Int Comb
Harv
Int Nick
T & T We
Kennecott
Kroger
Loula & Nash
Mack Tks
MK & Tid
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy
Nat
Rem Rand
Rep St
Reyn Tob
Sexrt Roe
Sinclair
So Pac
Bo Ry
Mand Br
St Oil Cal
Ht Oil'ni
St Ol NY
Brew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim R Beg
Union Carb
Unit Aire
Unit Fruit
Ale
US Steel
Venadium
Warn
W Union
Westh HO
Wills Oy
Woolworth
Ed Aske
First Bank Stork
Mentee Te
Navy
Karl Bickel
United Press Association
United Press
Germany
Toyote Rue
Stewart
Ferrell
Cleveland
Farrell
Sewell
Braxton
Moore
Walther
St. N. E
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