Armour's Stockyards Livestock Report Steady Market
April 24 report from Armour's Stockyards Huron notes hog receipts at 43 300 with a steady tone and no change in quotations. Calves sheep and cattle also firm with ranges listed for steers heifers cows calves and lambs across grades and weights. Chicago and Minneapolis markets show steady hogs and higher prime steers with mixed cattle action and Easter driven lamb activity.
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West
Hiller
Chicago
Sioux City
U.sd
Seongi
Minneapolis
Chicago Board of Trade
Mixed commodity prices across towns report April markets
The report catalogs dairy and meat prices from Watertown Sioux Falls Chicago and Paris with daily shifts. Butter eggs poultry and potatoes show steady to varied values and futures activity noted alongside dollar quotations and market sentiment.
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Chicago
Stock Mart Holds Earlier Advances In Wall Street Trade
Stocks opened firm but slowed in late trading while fractions gained earlier held. Rail, industrials, aircraft shares and utilities dipped from peaks but remained near gains as General Motors Chrysler and others stayed about even amid Rosenbaum Grain reorganization news. Volume reached 1,400,800 shares in curbstocks. past tense.
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New York
Sprite
Grp
Howe Sound
American Smekini
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Liggett && My- 58
Union -Pacific
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
General ‘Motors
Chrysler
Chicago Board of Trade
Rosenbaum Grain Corp
W G T U Parley Held At St Lawrence April Meeting
The seventh district W C T U parley met in St Lawrence with large attendance. Officers reelected include Inez Clark Reed president and Dr Benedicta Lewis vice president. A playlet by St Lawrence and Miller unions highlighted the afternoon. Poster winners were Katherine Waller Eugene Hurlbet and Warren Stechman. The evening program featured music and a lecture by Dr Benedicta Lewis. Mrs Flora A Mitchell urged the membership drive and outlined the Francis Wizard centenary five year program with a $500000 US goal. A banquet for American Legion Auxiliary followed.
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Harrold
Maud Abbott
St. Lawrence
Miller
Katherine Waller
Eugene Hurlbet
Warren Stech
Man
la Welle Blanchard
Ruggles Grabow
Marie | Whittington
Benedicta Lewis
Pietra
Flora A. ‘Mitchell
Brookings
Weil
Mitchell
United States
Mittchell
Edgar A. Guest
Ladies Aid Hall
American Legion Auxilary
Berry to Order Power Market Survey in South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry said he will order a power market survey in the state to assess the feasibility of hydro electric development on the Missouri river and the Black Hills Gillette project. The plan is not yet decided but a decision will come in a few days. The state planning board and South Dakota electric commission may handle the survey per the national resources board.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
South Dakota
National Resources Board
Missouri River
Black Hills-Gilelie
State Planning Board
South Dakota Electric Commission
Washington
Young Democrats Set June 4 and 15 Meeting Schedule
A South Dakota Young Democrat clubs gathering is planned for Hot Springs on June 4 and 15. Ellsworth Evens, president, announced principal speakers include W W Howes and an invitation extended to James Roosevelt. New officers and delegates to the national convention will be chosen. State officers listed include Frank Wickham, Goldi Wells, May McKeever, Terry McCullen, and M Anderson.
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Watertown
Musl
Young Democrat Clubs
South Dakota
St Hot Springs
Ellsworth Evens
W. W. Howes
Huron
Eyany
James Roosevelt
National Young Democrat Organization
Frank Wickham
Sioux, Falls
National
Misa Goldi Wells
Webster
May McKeever
Kennebec
Terry McCullen
Pierre
M. ¥. Anderson
Rapid City
Plan To Open Liquor Plant In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls officials report a new liquor rectifying and manufacturing plant near readiness. The operation aims to hire at least 50 workers initially with plans to double staff as demand grows, positioning it as the first plant of its kind in years within roughly 250 miles east and 100 miles west. Joseph K. Lorenz of Dubuque Iowa serves as president of the company.
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Sioux Falls
Joseph K. Lorenz
Dubuque
Pos
Retiring Staff Sergeant Harris United States Army
Staff Sergeant Charles N. Harris, long time instructor with the National Guard in Sioux Falls, retires after 30 years of service. Harris served from 1927 to 1953 and was stationed at Watertown before retirement, ending a notable military career.
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Charles N. Harris
Sioux “Falls
Nations Guard
United “States Army
Harris
Watertown
Tenth Recital To Be Thursday At Huron College
The Huron college school of music presents the tenth departmental recital in the college chapel Thursday evening April 25 at 8 o'clock. The program features students led by Miss Grace Finley Miss Alice Sanderson and Loftus H Ward director with works by Bliss Mascagni Sitt Chadwick and Deppen among others performed by a full ensemble including violins piano and vocal selections.
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Huron College School of Music
College Chapel
Wollenhaupt
Doris Anderson Mokrejs
Mokrejs
Young Democrats to Sponsor Dance at Huron Pavilion
Beale County Young Democrats announce a public dance at the pavilion east of Huron on Monday May ?. Loo Jarmen's orchestra from Chicago will provide music including a flotilla of specialty numbers and variety acts with glee club, brass, fiddles, xylophone and Hawaiian guitar performances.
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Beale County
Dubuque Minister To Speak At South Dakota Lutheran Conference
Dr. M Rev, theology professor at Wartburg Theological Seminary Dubuque Iowa, will address the public session of the 18th annual pastoral meeting of the South Dakota district of the American Lutheran conference. The program at 8 p.m. at the American Lutheran church includes choir and pastor selections, and the conference will close Thursday morning with Holy Communion and the pastor shepherd of souls address.
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M. Rev
Lt . Evans
Sisseten
V. Lineby
Mission Hillpaper
Shepherd of Souls
A. M. Peterson
Oldham
Move On To Refer Law Governor Berry and Conway Say
Governor Berry and Attorney General Conway discuss referendums on a liquor law. Conway argues the measure is not subject to referendum while Berry says it protects citizens and helps control liquor traffic. The AG notes the law is a revenue measure and essential for public health and safety.
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Conway
iThe
Court Gavi Bet Ath Hee
Anniversary Program for Rebeksls Event
A brief anniversary program is noted with a focus on community recognition. Details are limited but indicate a local observance honoring a group or individual for longstanding service.
Popular Science Program Arrives at Huron College Chapel
Elliot demonstrations on liquid air praised as easily understood for all ages. Huron College Science Club notes the program fits school audiences and follows Mr. James touring venues from Chisago to the World's Fair Hall of Science. President Brice Ketelle says the college feels fortunate to host the act.
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Huron‘college
America
Huron College Science Club
James
Chisago
New Scienté Club
Brice Ketelle
W C T U District Meeting Promises Survey And Program
Mrs Flora Mitchell Brookings state W C T U president speaks at the sixth district convention in Huron at the Methodist church The event highlights the national five point program and a survey on liquor spending while open to the public A dinner is set for 5 30 at the YWCA cottage and prayers and music cap the sessions featuring regional officials and entertainers
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Bl. Mitchell
Mlhurch
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
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Methodist Church
Flora Mitchell
Brookings
Mitchell
South Dakota
P. T. A. Chorus
Huron Ww. C.T. A
C. S. Laughlin
Huron P. T. A. Mothers Chorus
YW. C. A
J. E. Wilkenson
Doland
Wilken- Rod
Heavy Rain Drives Statewide Agricultural Update
Weather and farm reports show continued rain improving conditions across eastern counties. Moisture totals include 62 in Sioux Falls and smaller amounts in Aberdeen Huron Lemmon Mitchell Mobridge Watertown Yankton with fields drying and 24 hour shifts aiding spring seeding of wheat barley and goats in the southeast.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Huron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Yankton
Moose Lodge Installs New Officers in Wheeler's Hall
Huron Moose Lodge prepares to install officers led by dictator Dan Snedigar with 5S. P. Glanzer as installing officer at an open meeting in Wheeler's hall. Wives and friends may attend. program includes entertainment cards and lunch after the ceremonies.
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Moose Lodge
Huron Moose Lodge
Wheeler's Hall
Dan Snedigar
P. Glanzer
Stanwood Found Guilty in Federal Trial
Ralph Stanwood, 37, Watertown cafe owner, found guilty by a federal court jury after three hours of deliberation on charges of receiving stolen property. He testified his innocence and alleged he was elsewhere last August when cigarettes and stamps were stolen in a related case.
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Aberdeen
Ralph Sunewood
Watertown
Stanwood
Robert Oserander
Ostrander
Ray Enfield
Paul Weise
Sioux Valley
Junction
Brookings
Ree Heights
Steawood
Ortrander
Beatrice Pointer
Ward Ellis
Marcel
Ellis
Enfield
Frank Lehman
Stanwood Hom
Work-Aid Jobs Planned by New Division
Announcement states a new division will study and deliver ready work relief projects for clearance. Proposals will be reviewed to assign tasks to qualified government departments and to favor areas with heavy relief need. Secretary Ickes signals a move toward a uniform wage scale across all work projects.
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Roosevelt
Ickes
PWA
Tne
Retail Merchants leader discusses state tax measures in session
W. C. Botkin secretary of the Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota spoke to Huron Rotarians describing legislative processing and taxation measures approved by the state legislature.
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Rotary
W. C. Botkin
Association of South Dakota
Huron Rotarians
Fair Grounds Beautified by Late Fair Board Seeding Work
Notice urges public cooperation as extensive grass seeding shrubbery and planting are carried out at the Fair Grounds. J G Venables secretary Lt. D State Fair Board asks careful attention to prevent damage and support the project.
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Stara
J. G Venables
State Fair Board
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