Market News Armou r Stock Yards Huron April 24
Sheep market rose a quarter, cattle and calf prices steady. Hog receipts 200 with top 315. hogs 160 pounds and under 1.75 to 3.00, 181-200 pounds 2.80 to 3.25. Cattle ranged from choice dry fed steers 5.25 to 7.60, heifers 3.75 to 4.50, cows 2.00 to 3.00, bulls 2.00 to 2.60. Sheep 8.00 to 9.00 for lambs, sows and pigs varied. Chicago market also reported steady hogs with mixed weights and cattle activity.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
St. Paul
Yuesday
Sioux City
Anrut Ae S. Cd
Packer Mar Jent
Wheat Futures Downgrade Triggers Price Slump
Liquidation pressurizes grain markets as wheat futures pull back from yesterday’s rally in Minneapolis. May wheat closes lower as cash demand weakens, durum and oats mixed, and buttered by midweek losses across Chicago pork and cattle markets with steady hogs at $3.55.
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Minneapolis
Yesternday
Chicago
Jay OS
Duluth
Mixed durum and flax market notes show varied lots
A concise market item lists mixed dutum No 1 and No 2, mixed dur um E2592, No 1 red durum 72, Flax No 1, Lis with prices or lot identifiers implied. The fragment suggests commodity pricing or grading details for durum wheat and flax in a historical market context.
Market summary of hides wool and poultry prices in Huron and Chicago
Furnished market notes from Bolles & Rogers and Hartin Hide Co at Heron S D. Cured hides under and over 45 lbs No 1 and No 2, horse and bull hides priced. Butter eggs and poultry markets in Chicago New York and Sioux Falls with prices for butter eggs and various poultry grades. Futures figures for butter and storage standards noted.
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Bolles & Rogers and Hartin Hide
Meta Co
Heron
S. D
Huron
Swit & Co
S. D. Fens
Leghart
New York
Sioux City
Prices Are Spotty In Stock Trading
Spotty prices prevailed in quiet stock trading today with mixed gains and losses. Industrials and rail shares were narrowly mixed while Coca Cola rose over 2 percent and General Motors edged higher. Transfers totaled about 1.25 million shares at closing quotations.
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New York
Coca Cola
General Motors
U. S
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Socony
Scientists urge calm to extend life and curb nerve strain
Washington April 24 scientists warn worry shortens life. Dr Francis Benedict cites study of healthy elderly showing lack of worry linked to longevity and predicts psychologists can teach calm to lengthen life. Millikan notes CalTech researchers improve radium rays via transmutation of elements, though not yet ready for cancer therapy.
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Washington
Francis G. Benedict
Boston
National Academy of Sciences
Robert A.millikan
Academy
California Institute of Technology
C. Lauritsen
H. R. Crane
Milliken
Mars
Violence Flares as Strikes Roil Industry and Railroads
In a tense capital strike scene, 6000 demonstrators gathered around Fisher Body and Chrysler plants while a Cleveland crowd faced mounted police. Trucks were stoned and tear gas used at Sheboygan demonstrations as union demands for recognition grow. Railroad wage talks pause as President Roosevelt pushes a permanent labor court. Alabama coal operators and miners dispute 2000 returning workers.
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Alabama
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chevrolet Motor Company
Fisher Body
Toledo
National Automobile Seger Board
Detroit
Garton Toy J Commtery
Sheboygan
Wis
Washington
Roosevelt
Investment trusts and New York market update
Investment trusts bid and asked figures show activity in New York with Liberty bond prices and treasury notes listed. Markets include Standard Oil Ind, Cities Service, Ford Motor, Elec Bond and Share, and Northwest Bancorporation among others with various bid and ask levels.
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Nvestment Trusts
New York
Pedero
Home Own
Associated Press Cities Service
Standard Oil Ind
Swift A Co
Ford Motor Lid
Assessors Meeting Called in Huron Friday
Beadle county assessors will convene Friday afternoon in the farmers assembly room at the courthouse. Representatives from the Division of Taxation in Pierre will provide instructions and supplies for the annual assessment starting May 1. County Auditor A M Fuller urged all county commission members and boards of equalization to attend the 2 p.m. meeting.
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Beadle County
Farmers Assembly Room
Division of Taxation
Pierre
A. M. Fuller
County Commission
Boards of Equalization
Death of Wilmer Thurston in Howard
Word comes of Wilmer Thurston Shove 83 a Howard merchant of 30 years dying at home after five days illness Burial planned in Howard Thursday at 2 pm at the Methodist church Born April 28 1851 in Waukau Wis he homesteaded Miner County then opened a Howard mercantile business Surviving wife two daughters Mrs A B Gehring Sioux City and Mrs A H Mandean Minneapolis both sons RH of Usbana and EB W of Howard two sisters Mrs George Mallery De Smet and Mrs John Mallery Pierre and granddaughter Adagene Gehring Sioux City.
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Wilmer Thurston
Shove
Howard
Waukau
Wis
Shore
Miner County
A. B. Gehring
Sioux City
A. H. Mandean
Minneapolis, Minn
Usbana, BL
EB. W
George Mallery
de Smet
John Mallery
Pierre
Grandaes Adagene Gehring
Sioux
College touring players promote high school visits
Tour continued by students Mary Starling Vince Ande Everett Butz and Herbert Stahle visiting Tulare Redfield Melletic Ashton Frankfort and Daland assemblies with Prof H G Titt and Mrs Tit. The troupe offered entertaining skits. Miss Starling Butz Stahl and Antie join next college play Smilin Through. Esther Mace directs. music numbers by Ward Reyburn and Sanderson accompany the program.
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Vince Ande
Everett Butz
Herbert Stahle
Tulare
Redfield
Melletic
Ashton
Frank~fort
Daland
H. G. Titt
Tit
Miss Starling
Mr. Butz
Mr. Stahl
Me Antie
Ward
Reyburn
Sanderson
Music Sculty
Huron College
Back Stage Crew Shapes Huron College Play Smilin Through
Preparations for Huron College Campus Players production Smilin Through proceed smoothly with Arndt designing a formal English garden setting. Walker Florist supplies plants, Leo Amdt leads stage crafts, and Lea Arndt with Bruce Ketelle develop lighting to heighten tender and dramatic scenes. Phyllis Hoffman heads props, Marjorie Brown and Dorothy Kyle handle costumes, Saunderson oversees music, and Amilee Zimmerman Ivan Blevens Betty Cook Don Williams manage ticket sales and publicity ahead of Thursday KGDY previews.
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Huron College
Oing
Becom
Armin Arndt
Minneapolis Art School
Walker, Florist
Leo Amdt
Huron
Goalin
Lea Arndt
Bruce Ketelle
Phyllis Hoffman
Marjorie Brown
Dorothy Kyle
Miss Saunderson
Nicket Sale
Amilee Zimmerman
Ivan Blevens
Betty Cook
Don Williams
KGDY
Mitchell conference reports shared at Huron College
Students at Huron College heard summaries of the Mitchell future teacher conference held Friday and Saturday. Paul Fuller and Hazel McMillion spoke about the high points of afternoon sessions while Dr. Smith of the education department noted plans to restrict entrants to teaching. Thelma Wayne described Friday banquet highlights and after dinner remarks.
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Mitchell
Huron College
Paul Fuller
Smith
Thelma ‘Wayne
Hazel McMillion
Dr. Smith
Hurofi
Thelma Wayne
Congressmen vetted by silver interests report disclosed
Washington April 24 two members of a committee that hosted a dinner for congressmen were found to have silver holdings through their companies. Continental Car Co of New York holds 200,096.23 ounces and Harriss and Co New York merchants long under contract for 25,000 ounces. Robert M Harriss president and Carl Conway chair on the Continental Car board were on the dinner committee. The Senate inquiry list names major silver holders and banks, with many names likely dummy entities. Morgenthau urged full investigation. Also Sioux Falls item notes Charles McCatisse of Canova improves in hospital.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Morgenthau
Continental Can Company
New York
Harriss and Vos
Commission Merchants, & Fueture
Stolen Securities Returned To Bank In Independence
Securities tied to a bank robbery were recovered and delivered to the bank’s attorneys in Independence Kansas. About 112 securities were handed over in five packages with prearranged payments. hostages released at city edge after the gunmen seized cash and collateral.
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CIFY
Independence
Kas
Bani
Te City
College Musicians To Be At Luncheon
A seven member brass ensemble from Huron College School of Music will perform at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow featuring Shepherd's Dream by Taylor. Cal Calendine will solo on cornet in Guyety Polka and Junior Ward will perform Tom Thumb's Drum. The program expands Friday at Congregational church with Meet Me Where the Lanterns Glow and a wombone solo by Kenneth Martin.
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Huron College School of Music
Rotary Club
Calvin Calendine
Robert Hill
Carl Hay
Sara Keck
Richard Cave
Kenneth Martin
Junior Ward
Taylor
Emerson
Tom Thumb
Goodell
Congregational Church
School of Music
Jefferson Schaai
Catherine Coughlin Dies At Samaritan Sanater
Word was received here tonight of the death of Miss Catherine Coughlin at Sanater South Dakota. For several years she was superintendent of nurses at Samaritan hospital here and later served as hospital superintendent from 1920 to 1922. She is survived by seven brothers and one sister, with burial planned at De Smet.
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S. D
Catherine Coughlin
Samaritans
de Smet
Miss Coughlin
The
Samaritan Hospital
J. E. Coughlin
Bryant
Tom
Leo
Smet
Frank
Mitchell
Ask Death Penalty For Child Killers
Lincoln Nebraska April Bec es Rivette and Walter Dean ex convicts from Texas were charged with first degree murder for the killing of 12 year old Lu ceen Marshall struck by a stray bullet during a gunfight between three desperadoes and police. One gunman Aubrey Ray escaped Texas prison form was shot to death by Officer Robbins. The youth died in hospital yesterday. County Attorney Towle said he would seek the death penalty for the two men who are also wanted by Oklahoma authorities for a bank robbery last week.
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April Bec
Eses Rivette
Walter Dean
Texas
Luceen Marshall
Aubrey Ray
Frank Robbins
Mex G. Towle
Oklahoma
Erial
Bethany
Wyoming Park Expansion Bill Aims At Grand Teton Area
Washington April 4 7 A bill under preparation by Senator Noy a North Dakota Republican would authorize the government to accept a 000 acre land addition to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. The land would come from John D Rockefeller Jr interests owning large sections in Jackson Hole adjacent to the park.
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Wasedigton
Grand Teton National Park
Noy
North Dakota
Republian
John D. Rockefeller
Jackson Hole Country
Grand Teton
Sousaphone Missing From School Band Room
A sousaphone is missing from the high school band room taken between Friday night and Monday morning. Superintendent A J Lang says the instrument may have been stolen or taken without permission. Any information leading to recovery is welcome by school authorities.
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A. J. Lang
New Air Mail Link To Twin Cities Promised
Representative E R Burke says post office department will inaugurate direct Kansas City to Twin Cities air mail service soon. Burke met with S A Cisler to confirm bids will appear in the next schedule. Naples Claims Freight Mark. Italian freighter Bainsizza reportedly discharged 10,001 tons of coal in 23 hours 45 minutes.
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E. R. Burke
Nebraska
Post Office Department
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Twin Cities
Burke
S. A Cisler
Naples
Italy
Bainsizza
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Admitted names include Mrs L Largh of Huron for medical care Mrs Leona Markey Huron medical Mrs Erma Andrews Virgil minor surgical Mrs L 3 Cranston Huron surgical Martha Guthmiller Virgil rotor surgical Mrs W A Camp Huron metal Wrs Dwight Fill Huron medical Dismissed: Mrs L D Klar Rapid City.
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L. Largh
Huron
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