Market News Hog Prices Steady as Receipts Rise
Hog receipts near 200 with top at 3.10 and 3.05 bulls, cattle and calves steady. Spring lambs and sheep prices varied. hogs in Chicago and Sioux City markets quoted steady to 5 cents lower, with packers inactive early and most sales at 3.75 to 3.90 for 170 to 200 pound hogs.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huhon
Chicago
Sioux City
U.S
Sioux Falls
Stoux Falls
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Sadadle
USDA
No. AN
Wheat Futures Rise on Minneapolis Grain Market News
Grain trading rallied as weather updates supported prices with wheat futures climbing to 11.44 cents at Minneapolis. Cash markets showed strong demand for winter wheat while oats and flax moved. Chicago and Duluth close details noted.
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Weather
Minneaplis
Minneapolis
Harley
Montana
Truttth
Duluth
Chicago
Sioux Falls Markets Prices for Hides Wool Poultry and Eggs
Markets list fur buron bolles Rogers Harry Ride and Metal Co Sioux Falls produce by Swift D Hens 4 lbs and over heavy hens lighter hens Leghorn hens roosters and cocks prices for Teghorns roosters ducks butter and butterfat Tallow wool pelts and other goods with assorted weights and quality grades listed for local buyers and sellers.
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Bolles & Rogers
Harry Ride and Metal Co
Buron
Aaron Poultry
Swift & Co
Soran, & D
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fages
UPI
Uy Fleghorn
Roosters
Teghorn' S Roosters
Ieghorn Roosters
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Cities Reported
The record covers live poultry, hens, roosters, leghorns, and eggs with prices in April at Boston and Chicago markets. It notes butter and eggs steady in New York and Chicago Produce futures with various grades and standards, alongside wool quotations for Boston.
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City Produce
Finley Sioux Cipy
Bronx City
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New
Chicago
Rock Springs
New York
Stocks Draggy In Narrow Trading On Wall Street
New York April 27 stocks idled in extremely narrow trading with fluctuations in industrials sails and utilities confined to small fractions. Major names like U S Steel General Electric General Motors and American Telephone fluctuated slightly with some late buying noted.
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New York
Standard of California
U.S. Steel
Standard of New Jersey
General Motors
American
Consolidated Was
Sportsmen's Club Meeting Scheduled at Courthouse
The Sportsmen's Common Honesty club, organized by BL Bowe, will meet tonight in the farmers room at the courthouse at 1 pm. The public is invited and urged to attend, especially citizens who believe honesty should guide public officials.
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Sportsmen's Club
Té Sportsmen's Common Honesty Club
BL Bowe
Lake Preston Boys Retained On Bond
Two Lake Preston youths, Dahl and Maxam, were arraigned in Watertown on federal extortion charges after attempting to extort $500 from retiree Conrad Nelson. They allegedly delivered a taunting package, signed confessions, and were captured by Sheriff Swartz and deputies with the aid of a mock payoff trap.
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Watertown
Idore I Dahl
Allen
Bile Maxam
Lake Preston
Conrad Nelson
Sioux ‘Falls
United
Wy Armstrong
Post Office
E. D. Barron
United States
Bahl
Mixam
Nelson
Swartz
G Ovelook
Dail
Maxam
Lakey’ Eston
Maxam Wan
Smilin' Through Opens Tonight at College Auditorium
Campus Players present Smilin Through at 8:25 in the college auditorium. Miss Esther Mace leads an experienced cast with new stage design by Armin Amdt. The production promises strong audience appeal and an engaging love plot as two youths overcome opposition from a stern uncle.
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College
Esther Mace
Armin Amdt
Huron College
Art Institute
Minneapolis
Eless
Co Arndt
John Carteret
Owen Harding Ellen
Ethelwyn Perkins
Kenneth Wayne
Vince “Antle Jeremiah Wayne
Herbert Stahl
Willie Aimley
William. Wright Mary Clare
Frances Humphrey
Joe, Lowe, Rolland I Marquardt
Bruce Ketelle
Leota Specks
Nacine Skare
Evelyn Wayne
Earnings Increase Reported by Natroma Steel in 1934 First Quarter
The Natroma Steel corporation reported net earnings of 1 642 321 for the first quarter of 1934, a sharp rise from prior periods. The article lists numerous contemporaneous stock movements and market figures in a broad financial briefing.
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Pittsburgh
Berry Draws Large Crowd in Aberdeen Campaign Tour
Gov. Berry and Attorney General Walter Conway spoke to overflow crowds in Aberdeen last night as the city auditorium and the circuit court room filled. Conway attacked Lieut. Gov. Hans Ustrud over relief politics and lobbyist claims, while Berry defended the administration’s relief program and continued campaigning in Watertown today.
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Ton Berry
Walter Conway
City
Circuit Court Room
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Conway
Hans Ustrud
Ustrud
Reelief
Conwayr
Gavi Berry
Watertown
Clark
Aul Redéeld
Aberdeen Relays Open With Record Shots And Qualifiers
Aberdeen April 17 Two record breaking performances opened the second annual Aberdeen Relays as about 500 athletes from 44 schools began preliminaries. Deb Ball of Augustana and Boeler of St Marys shattered shot put marks, Ball winning with 41 feet 1 inch and Boeler tossing 48 feet 4 inches. Finals in special events scheduled this afternoon with six high school and college hurdlers and eight in each century advancing from prelims. Cecil McDowell of Huron qualified in the high school 400 yard dash with a second place time of 1 11.0 seconds behind Kellest of Faulkton.
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Aberdeen
Boeler
St. Mary's
Lassen
Brookings
Cecil McDowell
Huron
Kellest
Faulkton
College Tour Group Appears At Chapel
The Agony quarrens of Huron showcased its college promotion program before the student association, performing songs including Climb Chillun Climb and A Woman's Eyes. After the assembly, they proceeded with Professor Herbert Q. Titt to Wolsey Wersington St Lawrence Mier and Bonittz to present to high schools.
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Huron College
Alpena, Lane
Weslington Springs
Forestburg
Artesian
Packers Refuse To Discuss Labor Disputes
Washington April 27 A dozen meat packing firms ignored the industrial relations board invitation to discuss numerous labor disputes. Board representatives said the conference had not been abandoned though no firm representatives appeared. The meetings were suggested by industry members and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of America as a method to address labor issues in the industry.
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Washington
America
South Dakota
J. H.mckeever
Aberdeen
B. A' ‘Hanson
Sioux Falls
R. T. Owen
Mrs Lee Ferry Dies at 30 in Shawano Wisconsin
Mrs Lee Ferry formerly Rosalie Challacombe of Auorn and Chicago died Wednesday night at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago after a six week illness. She lived in Huron most of her life and had two children James Orin aged six and Margaret Ano aged three. Surviving are her husband the Rev Mr Ferry and her parents Mr and Mrs Challacombe. Funeral will be held at the Ferry home in Shawano with burial there.
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Shavtane
Wis
Rosalie Challacombe
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
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Auorn
Huron
Muro College
Wagner
Shawano
Ferry Home
J. K Pasele
Arrest Of Suspect Carrying 3000 Of Bremer Ransom Found
Chicago officials disclosed the arrest of William E. Vidler carrying $3000 of the $200000 ransom paid for Edward Bremer. Vidler, a reputed convict, was seized in a Chicago gambling hall and held by federal authorities. Authorities hope the recovery aids in locating other suspects and more ransom funds.
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Chicago
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
William E. Vidler
Melvin H. Purvis
U.S. Division of Investigation
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Purvis
John Dillinger
Iuea of Investigation
Paul
Edward G. Bremer
St Paul
Women Enroll For May Sewing Clinics In Several Towns
Harry Leonhardt of Browhings 1530 will supervise sewing machine clinics for Hand and Beadle county extension club women this May. Women bring their own machines to the pehook for cleaning adjustments and minor repairs under supervision. Clinics set for Miller on May 18 Huron May 19 and Wessington May 21 with limited enrollment. Register at the home agent’s fire in the Federal building at Huron.
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Browhings
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Pehook
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Huron
Wessington
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Imust
Regular church services at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church announces Sunday services at 375 Ohio Avenue Southwest with Rev. Albert Mygall as minister. Bible school starts at 10 a.m and the lesson is from Matthew. A come-engo service will be held with no preaching.
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Ohio Avenue
Albert Mygall
Matthew 'S
Former Huron Woman Dies Near Ipswich
Mrs. Mary Bitles, formerly of Hirron, died Wednesday night at her farm near Spewier. Funeral services will be held tomorrow. Her granddaughter Mrs. Milo Smith of Chicago, visiting relatives in Huron, left this morning with her brother for Esmond to attend the funeral. Loadings of revenue freight rose for the week ended April 21, up 10,616 cars from the prior week and 25,?92 above 1932.
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Mary Bitles
Hirron
Spewier
Milo Smith
Chicago
Huron
Esmond
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iAmerican Railway Association
Fatal Illness Claims Eight-Year-Old Dorothy Smith
Dorothy E Hien, eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Smith of 4 Montang avenue southwest, died at St John Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Wolsey on March 8 1928 she is survived by her parents two brothers Marvin and Ralph and sisters Marilynn and Maxine. Funeral services will be held in Wolsey Sunday afternoon with arrangements pending.
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Albert Smith
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Medical Director of Indians to Be Moved to Minneapolis
Dr Langdon R White of the U S Public Health Service, longstanding Indian Service medical director for the southwest since 1931, will be transferred in May to Minneapolis Minnesota. In his new post he becomes medical director for the Indian Service for North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Langdon, R. White
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South Dakota
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Hospital Admissions And Dismissals List
At the hospitals admitted Ruth Stransky Huron surgical Orville Koschel Virgil medical Dorothy Smith Huron A Dismissed Carl French Emilla Hild egard Schnathorst Huron Jessie Van ell Huron J S Thorsness Huron Halph Bischof Huron Mrs George Roger and babys Huon
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Huron
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Virgil
Dorothy. Smith
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Schnathorst
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Thorsness
Halph Bischof
George Roger
Babys Huon
New Senate Attack on Stock Market Regulation
A minority report in the Senate Banking Committee challenges the majority view that federal regulation of markets is essential for prosperity. Eight members oppose the bill, with debate and possible passage slated for next week. The report condemns exchange manipulation and favors removing credit control from exchanges while avoiding full margin abolition.
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Convict Wilkerson Faces First Degree Murder Verdict
Loyde Wilkerson was retried by a district court jury for first degree murder in the death of DL J Schiller a wealthy writer from Hulett Wyoming beaten to death in a cabin last September The verdict guarantees life imprisonment and interrupts the ongoing selection of jurors in the Schiller case
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Loyde Wilkerson
Wilkerson
J. Schiller
Hulett
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Harry P. Osley
Wilkersin
Heny
Jim Vines
Schiller
Wanted and For Rent Classified Notes Incomplete
Fragmentary text lists a waitress position for night work at Euroy Lunch, an improved farm listing, and a five room modern house for rent at Third S with phone 22. No clear names or locations evident due to damaged OCR.
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