Sheep Market Dips as Hogs Hold at Reed Open Market
REMOUE STOCKYARDS HURON reports April hog prices steady to 10 lower with good receipts, while the sheep market drops 15 to 25 on lighter demand. Cattle bids show mixed moves across classes, with calves and veals showing varied levels. Chicago and Sioux Falls markets reflect slow to steady tones as hog futures edge near 4.25.
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Huron
Good Packers
Stags
Chicago
California
Sioux Falls
St Paul Livestock
ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agr
Sioux Cy
Sioux City
U. S
Mosh
Chicago Livestock
Wheat futures erratic with modest drop in Minneapolis trading
Wheat futures remained volatile in Minneapolis as May, July, and September contracts closed slightly lower amid headlines of a stock market rally and an unfounded senate stock exchange probe rumor. Cash demand showed mixed strength across grains with barley and flax trading unevenly and oats steady.
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Minneapolis
Senate
Stock Exchange
Montana
Huron Market Reports and Chicago Produce Prices
A dense market bulletin lists prices for Huron poultry butter eggs and dairy, plus Chicago and Midwest produce notes. It notes eggs and butter firmness, assorted butter prices, egg grades, and regional poultry and hay market figures. Also includes Chicago potatoes and poultry figures with standard U.S. No. 1 grades and assorted regional prices.
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Huron
Swift & Se Burns
Sioux City
Sioux
Attractive Program For Huron Music Week May 1 8
Huron citizens will enjoy National Music Week with hundreds of performers from Huron county taking part. Events include a vesper service at American Lutheran church, a Huron college conservatory recital, the first municipal band concert, a triangular high school festival, and a Beadle county chorus of 600 voices. The schedule runs May 1 to May 8 with open events for community participation and a large Saturday finale by the county grade school chorus at 2 p.m. in the college auditorium.
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Huron
Q. D. Dunbar
American Lutheran Church
Huron College Conservatory of Music
Huron Municipal Band
Beadle County
Dunbar
Broadland
Wolsey
Wessington
Lee Bright
Dudley Buck
Gounod
Huron College
Conservatory
J. W. Campbell Park
College Auditorium
Mitchell
Brookings
Mitchel
Music Week
Audiabies
BM Voice
Hurley
College
Bright
C. L
Shriners Gather for Potentate's Visit in Huron
Scores of Shriners from the surrounding territory arrive in Huron to meet Illustrious Potentate M. E. Guintet and his divan from El Riad temple in Sioux Falls. A card and dancing party is held at the Masonic temple at 8 p m with dancing and cards after the program for those who do not eat to dance. Most Shriners in Huron belong to El Riad temple. the only other temple in the state is Aberdeen.
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Huron
Patercate M. E. Guintet
el Riad
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Uncle Sam’s looming peace time deficit crisis
Washington reports a projected 1943 fiscal year deficit near 4.5 billion dollars, a peak for peace time, surpassing Civil War gaps and signaling stalled revenue. Congress weighs tax increases, shifting from wartime rates to higher brackets, while targets corporate and estate taxes to fund balance.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Treasury
Congress
Europe
Vacant lot permit for garden use sought
A property owner seeks a willing partner to grant use of a vacant jot for garden platting. Requesting names of individuals or groups capable of arranging such an agreement. Interested parties should contact for negotiation and legal access terms.
Quiet but firm stock market extends third straight session
New York stocks showed steady strength in light trading with adverse dividend news largely ignored. Major gains in J S Steel and several issues including American Telephone American Car Allied Chemical Coca Cola Norfolk Western American Water Works and Union Pacific. Late tone remained firm as turnover surpassed one million shares with many closing quotes reflecting modest to notable gains across industrial and utility issues.
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New York
J. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Car
Allied Chemical
Coca Cola
Norfolk & Western
American Water Works
Union Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Henry L. Stimson To Sail For U S
Henry L. Stimson, U S secretary of state, will sail for the United States next Tuesday from Geneva where he has failed to break the deadlock among big five diplomats at the world disarmament conference. The Geneva talks have seen limited progress amid attempts to reconcile French and American disarmament proposals.
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Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Ha Bse
Bonus Is Attacked By Secretary Mills
Washington April 21 Secretary Mills opposes cash payment of the soldiers bonus before the Ways and Means Committee arguing the $240,000,000 outlay would pay an obligation in money that is not honest. He says the government would face a doubled payment to cover adjusted service certificates and risk a budget balance and national confidence. A separate item notes a judge issuing a temporary injunction against a South Dakota course of study for public or declared.
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Washington
Mills
Loose Ways and Means
Treasury
Mitchell
Frank B. Smith
South Dakota
C. A. Mesh
Davison
Huron Court of Honor promotes eight to Second Class and two to Life
The Huron Boy Scout Court of Honor promoted eight boys to Second Class and two to Life. New Life scouts are William Theophilus of Troop 17 Iroquois and Donald Christy of Troop 5 Huron, with William being the third from his troop to reach Life. Robert Muraine earned First Class, from Troop 1. Merit badges approved include Dairying, Basketry, Public Speaking, and First Aid, with Irving Axelrad becoming Central South Dakota’s first to earn Public Speaking. Court members conducting the review were George M. Townsend, Dr. Hartwich, J. Bauer, Dr. Youel, W. Warren, E. Ulrich, and S. Hoskins.
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Huron Boy Scout Court of Honor
New Life
William Theophilus
Iroquois
Donald Christy
Huron
William
Donald
Robert Muraine
Ned Buckler
Connie Freed
John Gorn
James Hatcher
Stanley Phillipps
Alvin Lee
Robert Harris
Ben Wharton
Horton Elis
Churchill Wilcox
Iiving Axelrad
Marshall Townsend
Robert Streeter
Irving Axelrad
South Dakota
Court of Honor
George M. Townsend
H A. Hartwich
J. 8
Green Pleads For Fairness In Gunder son Debate On Appropriations
SELBY S D April 2 Replying to charges by former Gov Carl Gunderson that he made misleading statements on state appropriations Gov Warren Green said he would compare general appropriations to Gunderson’s bill excluding special appropriations He said even with exclusions Green's general appropriation was 1 092 081 less than Gunderson's The former governor approved more than 1 000 000 for general purposes while state finances lagged by more than 2 500 000 during Gunderson's term Green cited Gunderson's overall general appropriations 7 395 92450 versus his 4 BAL 43 10 and noted the general fund overdraft rose from 1 278 21474 to 1 788 24170 by the end of Gunderson's term
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Selby
S. D
Carl Gunderson
Warren BE. Green
Gunderson
Green
Gunderjars
Gunderman
Hatter
Judges Told To Cut Expenses In 1983 Fiscal Year
The Justice Department notified federal judges district attorneys and U S marshals to curb court expenses for the remainder of the 1983 fiscal year due to depleted funds. Officials were asked to limit costs for future witness bailiffs and miscellaneous salaries and expenses as the appropriation likely proves deficient.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Department
Watertown Wins State Dairy Convention Host City
Watertown was chosen to host the 1932 South Dakota Dairy association state convention in October after brief bids by Sioux Falls Aberdeen Huron and Brookings. The event will include judging contests to select the state three man national team with Garretson and Huron hosting May and June contests. Winners named were R Andersen Miller Jack Dibby and Andrew Haalges with about 200 expected attendees at the convention. Directors attending included Einer Mikkelsen and others from Garretson Miller Webster Parkston and Corsica.
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Watertown
South Dakota Dairy Association
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Huron
Brookings
Garretson
A. P. R. Brookings
Mason City
Iowa
R. Andersen
Miller
Jack Dibby
Andrew ‘Haalges
Volga
Ryger
Einer Mikkelsen
R. Andessér
Elmer Paulson
Webster
I. F. Fleming
Parkston
William Bos
Corsca
Open Enlistments For Orient Service
Government authorizes a limited number of United States army enlistments for service in China and the Philippine Islands. Sergeant Vance B. Hunter of the re employed service in Sioux Falls says ex service men with no dependents can re enlist for a trip to the Orient. Enlistments require prior service and high character ratings. China candidates must be 21 to 35 and Philippine candidates at least very good. Enlistees will sail from San Francisco on the Republic on May 235, 1938. Contact Hunter in Sioux Falls for details.
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United States Army
China
Philippine Island
Vance B. Hunter
Strand
Sioux Falls
Orient
Hunter
Huron
War Department
Philippines
San Francisco
U. S. Army
Republic
Sioux Fells
Merritt and Rise Elected To Rapid City Commission
Charles Cashman F W Merritt and Carl Rise won Rapid City city commission seats in a runoff totaling 2643 unofficial votes. Rise was the sole incumbent among the three. the trio will take office Monday night with Sam Haymond elected earlier for a short term.
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Merritt
Rise
Rapid Rapid City
Charles Cashman
F. W. Merritt
Carl Ri
City Commission
Joe Cashman
Mertin
Alec Duhamel
John W. Murphy
Abe Wilkins
Mr.Cashman
Sam Haymond
Valley township farmers urged to apply for wheat allotment
Valley township farmers were reminded to apply to their township committee for long board feed wheat. Committee members E. A. Lyman and E. A. Verhelst urged early applications to expedite distribution as the wheat allotment has not yet arrived. An expected delivery time was noted by Mr. Lyman.
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Valley Township
E. A. Lyman
E. A. Verhelst
Esmond High Pupils Tour Huron Industrial Plants
Twenty four Esmond high school pupils visited industrial plants in Huron yesterday with two parents. The group, led by Principal W R Qhisen, spent the day in the city observing local industry.
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Esmond High School
Huron
W.R. Qhisen
Lost Ring Between Perriton Drug Store and US Neb Ave
A yellow gold ring with a brown topaz stone is described as a lost heirloom with a liberal reward offered for its return to Perriton Drug Store. The notice appears amid a string of classified ads including rental properties and repairs.
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Perritons Drug Store
US Neb. Ave
Perriton
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