Hog Market Advances at Armour Stockyards Armour S.D.
Armour's stockyards in Huron April 20 reports hog prices up 10 to 15 cents with receipts 600 to 665 head in 160 to over 300 pound ranges. Chicago quotes show hog values rallying after a weak week, with light hogs in demand and various weight classes listed. Livestock markets across Sioux City Sioux Falls Saint Paul mirror firming tone, noting higher bids for hogs and mixed moves for cattle and sheep.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour's
Chicago
U. S
Shippers
California
Parkers
Californi
St. Paul
W. S. Dept
Sioux Falls
Wheat Futures Rally as Cash Receipts Lag in Market
Minneapolis notes show a slight easing in May and June wheat futures with July up 34 cents and September up 2 1/2. Cash wheat receipts were light but demand fair to good, with durum strong for milling quality and oats, rye, and flax showing varied demand signals.
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Wheat Mart
Minneapolis
Montana
Aurora Poultry and Eggs Highlights Chicago Market News
Chicago and regional reports detail poultry and eggs markets with prices for Leghorns and heavy ducks, butter quotations, and recent shipments. The market shows steady to slight changes in prices, with Wisconsin, Minnesota, Idaho, and Colorado items noted and various city reports from Chicago Minneapolis Sioux Falls and New York. Continuous price listings follow, including closing quotations across major equities and commodities.
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Chicago
Dept
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Feeble Rally Ends Market Losses In Mixed Session
New York April 27 heavy stock selling eased in late trading allowing modest losses of 1 to 5 points to narrow. U S Steel and Standard Oil of New Jersey halved declines. American Can Case Johns Manville saw 2 to 3 point drops moderated. New York Central rallied after a 5 point loss while oil shares remained weak amid large scale liquidation.
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U. S. Steel
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Con
Case
Johns Manville
New York Central
Continental Shares, Inc
Continental
West & Co
Philip Snowdon
Snowden
Cprerall
London
U. 5. Steed
Federal Reserve
Kuehn Opposes G M Anderson in SD Runoff Elections
South Dakota voters face runoffs in Sioux Falls Aberdeen and Rapid City as four cities decide mayor or water post after Tuesday's contests. In Sioux Falls Joseph Nelson leads water commissioner race. Aberdeen sees I N Douglas or Ira Kruger favored. Rapid City selects two of four for city commission with Roy Doherty winning a three-year term.
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Associated Press
Tueso Jay
South Dakota
Sargest
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Huron
Rapid City
Douglas
Kruger
John Wade
E. M. Hall
A. Ne Aldrich
Repid City
Charles Reed
Theodore Stubstad
R. Ryther
C. W. Cashmar
Roy Doherty
Rapid City Commission
Claude Gray
Carnival Dance Planned by Syracuse Lodge Knights of Pythias
Syracuse lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias sponsors a spring carnival dance on Wednesday night at Castle Hall. The event begins at 1 o clock with Art Etoush and His Dekotans providing music and entertainment including confetti serpentine and noise makers to enhance the festivities.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Artetoush
Dekotans
Plan Functions For Mrs Murphy In Huron Event
Mrs Ethel Murphy of Pleasantville arrives in Huron for a multi event honor. Vera Flanagan national treasurer hosts a breakfast and department officers attend to better acquaint with Mrs Murphy. A luncheon at Huron Country Club follows a talk by the guest and officials before a joint Legion and Artillery program at Knights of Knights hall.
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Ethel V. Murphy
Pleasantville
American Legion Auxiliary
Huron
Vera Flanagan
Huron Country Club
Pasek Announces Gifts To College From Across States
Huron college reports donations from seven states and Korea totaling at least two thousand dollars. A California donor sent a 1000 dollar gift for operating expenses, linked to a 20 year engagement with the school. Mrs Elizabeth G Kimmel, also of California, left 1000 dollars to endow the college.
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Huron College
J. J. Pasek
United States
Connecticut
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
South Dakota
Korea
California
Passk
Elizabeth G. Kimmel
Pasek
Tollaes
Funeral Held for Fred Bloemke in Springfield Minn
Mrs. A Photakos returned from Springfield where she attended the funeral services for her father Fred Bloemke. The 66 year old died suddenly Tuesday from heart disease and was buried Friday. He was well known in Huron and had visited there several times. Surviving are his widow and six children, with Mrs Photakos the sole resident of Huron.
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Huron
A. Photakos
Springfield
Minn
Fred Bloemke
Bloemke
Photakos
Wilson school all star program planned for tonight
Seventeen Wilson school grade pupils will take part in an all star entertainment tonight at 7 30 in the Wilson school auditorium. Twelve pupils have acting parts in a two act play. Other acts include piano readings and performances by the Wilson school glee club under Geneva Swenson.
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Wilson
Bessie Hilton
Wilson School
Glee Club
Miss Hilton
Geneva Swenson
Huron Man Soloist At Sacred Concert
Huron college voice instructor Hardin A. Van Deursen returned from Madison where he joined a Trinity Lutheran sacred concert. He assisted the 40 voice Volunteer choir of First Lutheran Sioux Falls in Stainer's Crucifixion, alongside Bernice Halarson Clifford J. Qoison Bonnie Ruth Van Deursen and Kenneth Johnson of Sioux Falls.
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Huron
Hardin A. van Deursen
Huron College
Madison
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mr. van Deursen
First Lutheran Church of
Sioux Falls
Stainer
Bernice Halarson
Clifford J. Qoison
Bonnie Ruth van Deursen
Kenneth Johnson
Board of Education Meets to Plan Summer School Improvements
Members of the Board of Education will convene at the high school tonight to review improvements to the city public school system during the summer vacation. They are expected to act on recommendations from Superintendent A. J. Lang at the last monthly meeting with no other major business on the agenda.
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Board of Education
A. J. Lang
Admitted and dismissed list at Huron plant changes hours
A roster shows admitted patients including George Brandmire Otto Nees Mrs D T Smith Arthur Shavel Mrs Rebecca Jensen Lawrence Coleman George Lenne Mrs Earl Kalahar and others with dismissals of Marvin Sageman and baby. The Armour packing plant office force shifted to daylight saving time to align with an earlier market wire from Chicago as DST began in Chicago and nearby cities yesterday.
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George Brandmire
Huron
Otto Nees
D. T. Smith
de Smet
Arthur Shavel
Rebecca Jensen
Lawrence Coleman
Iroquois
George Lenne
Earl Kalahar
Marvin Sageman
Aspen
Phillip Sprague
Baby
J. A. Funk
Yale
E. M. Lothrop
Frederick Long and Baby
Armour Packing Plant
Chicago
Bogus Travelers Cheques Circulated Warned By Banks
South Dakota banks and law enforcement warned the public about bogus travelers cheques circulating in the Midwest. A Yankton report earlier today noted worthless cheques passed there drawn on a non existent Camden N F bank using a false transit number 521. The suspects described as a short stout Jewish woman and a tall dark featured man used various payee names. The cheques resemble large currency on mottled paper with green and a red 20. Banks were urged to verify institutions before cashing such cheques.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Bankers Association
Middle West
Yankton
Philadelphia National Bank
Manufacturers National Bank of
Camden
N. F
Bankers Association
George A
Police Offer 510 For Lantern Theft Arrests In Huron
Police chief A. W. Hopkins announced a 510 reward for information leading to arrests of lantern thieves in Huron. Lanterns were taken on Dakota avenue near McKinley school, with recent thefts raising safety concerns and violating city and state laws.
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A. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
Dakota Avenue
McKinley School
Wool Growers Here Plan Activities for Months
Beadle County Growers association members met in the courthouse farmers assembly room this afternoon to organize upcoming efforts. Sheep shearing will start next month, announced President A. D. Randall. United States marshal C. H. Rawlinson of Madison with deputies arrived in Urley Wisconsin today and began serving 63 warrants charging violations of the national prohibition law.
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Farmers Assembly Room
A. D. Randall
Rurley
Wis
United States
Mershel
C. H. Rawlinson
Madison
Etd
Wisconsin
Huron Lions to Attend Waubay Meeting
Three Huron Lions members Dean H A Hill district governor LeRoy Boggs and George E Longstiff will attend a group Lions clubs meeting in Waubay tonight Also represented will be Leola Aberdeen Sisseton Clear Lake Groton and Bristol delegates The gathering will be led by C A Merkle Lions club leader at Leola
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Huron Lions Club
Dean H. A. Hill
LeRoy Boggs
George E. Longstiff
Waubay
Lions Clubs
Leala
Aberdeen
Sisseton
Clear Lake
Groton
Bristol
C. A. Merkle
Lions Club
Leola
Seniors Wind Up Dramatic Careers in Final Dress Rehearsal
Twelve Huron high school thespians, all seniors, conclude their dramatic careers with a final dress rehearsal tonight for the four act melodrama Under Cover at Huron college gym. The cast includes Ivan Bleyens George Starring Dor anne Castleman Ruth Simall Mildred Trish Willis Van Fleuwelen George Con verse Carol Gilstrop Winona Boughton George Schuyler Kenneth Lytle and Orville Bristol. Delbert C Reutter directs the production with tickets on sale this morning at Longstarrs drug store.
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Huron College Gymnasium
Huron High School Thespians
Ivan Bleyens
George Starring
Doralene Castleman
Ruth Simall
Mildred Trish
Willis van Fleuwelen
George Converse
Carol Gilstrop
Winona Boughton
George Schuyler
Kenneth L
Report Cards Issued Across Huron Schools This Morning
Nearly 3000 Huron pupils received report cards showing six weeks of work. New members of the A clubs honorary scholastic societies will be announced Wednesday per Superintendent A J Lang. The period just completed leaves only one more term before school year’s end.
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Huron
A’s Clubs
A. J. Lang
May 26 Second Setting Affects Sewage Plant Bid
The city faced high crushed rock quotes that blocked a satisfactory bid on the sewage plant. Com missioner Hannum noted rock price drove bids above estimates, prompting consideration of slag and granite from Minnesota and the Black Hills. Bids were rejected, cashiers’ checks returned, delaying completion to late fall or early winter. Several firms submitted new bids for review.
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A. R. Hannum
Timates
South Dakota
Saturdi
Black Hills
Minnesota
W. Wy Tous
Waubay
Council Chamber
Alexander & Repass
Des Moines
L. Roger Construction Compa
Valley Junction
Iowa
Northern States Improvement Company
St. Paul
Phelps- Drake Company
Minneapolis
Reddinger & Hanson
Union Construction Company
Sy Stier Bad
Supreme Court Refuses Review in RCA Patent Case
Washington April 27 The Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling that held patent licenses by RCA counteracted competition. The decision involved 29 radio apparatus manufacturers deemed under the Clayton Act.
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Washington
A/P
The
Radio Corporation of America Today
Supreme Court
Furnished rooms for rent in modern corner house
Modern completely redecorated house at corner Eighth and Wisconsin offers rent free option by renting rooms. Contact D. G. Medbery at 2190. Furnished front rooms for light housekeeping available at 531 Neh. 5. W.
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Corner Eighth
Wisconsin
D. G. Medbery
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