Market News Hog Market Higher at Armours and Chicago
Armours market April 30 reported steady to 10 higher with strong and heavy weights and 1,000 receipts, top 5.55. Chicago livestock trades showed steady hogs near yesterday’s averages, with 6,000 cattle, 21,000 hogs and 17,000 sheep on light demand and prices holding. St Paul opening steady to higher with cattle 6.25 to 8.25 and hogs around 6.75 to 7.00 for 140-210 lb plus.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Chicago Boys
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Froduca Thareday Carcanae
Sioux City and Sioux Falls Livestock Market Snapshot
Across Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets, cattle and hogs show active trade with rising and steady ranges. Beef steers and yearlings firm, cows average 4.50, selected lots up to 7.00, hogs 6.75 to 7.00 top, sows steady, sheep limited with lamb prices around 9.25 to 10.50 and lighter bids on native springers. Chicago reports higher hogs and steadier cattle with strong demand for better grade fed steers and long yearlings.
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Sioux City
Wheat Futures Edge Up After Opening Slump
Minneapolis grain market reports initial wheat futures ease at the open, then firm and turn higher with May near unchanged and July and September higher. Corn slips then rallies, rye, barley and oats mixed weak to up, flax easy, cash wheat demand solid for milling, durum strong and desirable.
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Minneapolis
Auaneapolis
Minneapolis Castot
Produce market notices and trader prices across midwestern cities
Sioux Falls and Mitchell price lists show hens, leghorn details, eggs and butterfat in daily farm reports. Rioux City and Chicago update live poultry, butter, eggs and potato markets with varying receipts and demand effects.
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Mitchell
Reese
Sioux Falls
Rioux City
Aremreley
Sioux City
Springs
Stock Market Advances on Rally as Investors Cover
New York stocks rose briskly led by steel and railroad issues as shorts covered. U S Steel rebounded five points, Rock Island Illinois Central Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central gained, Allied Chemical and Case surged, and Auburn broke above 200. Strong Standard Oil support boosted sentiment while volume exceeded three million shares. Bearish pressure eased as dividends and rail profits eyed, with potential Fed rate moves noted.
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Shorts
U. S. Steel
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Central
Atchison
Gentral Motors
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Auburn
Allied Chemical
Case
Swall Street
Ploce I
Rockefeller
Bears
Aubur
Standard
W.j
Wall Street
New Jersey
Federal Reserve Bank
Building Permits Near $100,000 Mark in Huron April
Building permits issued in Huron for the first four months total $99,570, with April accounting for over half. The month saw $56,950 in new and planned constructions including a $17,000 water storage tank at Fifth Street SW and Wyoming Ave SW, eight new residences totaling $52,100, average $4,000 each, and Bert Mower’s $5,000 new service station at 110 Talied Street SE.
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Huron
Fifth Street
Wyoming Avenue Southwest
Bert Mower
Taied Street
Federal Grand Jury to Hear 33 Aberdeen Cases
Sioux Falls reports Judge Wyman will convene in Aberdeen for the spring federal court term. U S District Attorney Olaf Eider says 3 cases are ready for the grand jury including migratory law violations and liquor cases. Witnesses subpoenaed. jurors report Tuesday for trials. Sentences include two years in Leavenworth for Herbert Muchow and fines or probation for others.
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U. S. Grand Jury
Sioux Falls
Lee Wyman
Aberdeen
Y. Olaf Eider
U. S
Grand Jury
Petit Jucors
India
Leavenworth
Kans
Herbert W. Muchow
Wyman
Muchow
Joe Rix
Freeman
W. Menneth Mateer
Huron
Minnehaha
Smallest Drum Corps Entertains Officer
Aberdeen April 20 Mrs Rob ert Hoyal national president of the American Legion Auxiliary was entertained here by the Legion drum corps from Sully pest Onida composed of four members each playing several instruments. It was hailed as the smallest drum corps but the biggest hit at the 1930 Legion convention in Boston. Mrs Hoyal will speak tonight at a banquet in her honor.
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Robert
Lincoln Heyal
Douglas
Ariz.na
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Sully Pest
St Onida
Boston
Hoyal
Bar
Warren Inspects Brookings Lodge Visit
Ten Huron Masons accompanied Grand Senior Warden Vern E Warren to Brookings to inspect the Brookings Commandery last night. Attendees included J B Fonsberg J R Johnson Verl As Helton E W Felge George W Hill Den Urquhart CN Hall Ralph Burger E Loomis and E A Litts during Grand Commandery assignment to inspect several commanderies in the region.
Quilts With Rich Histories Featured At Congregational Church
Quilts of all kinds hung on walls and racks in the Congregational church parlors on Wednesday. From nine patch to tree of life the patterns spoke of grandma era care and long quilt days. Hand woven coverlets, shawls, silver, china, buckles, embroideries, and even flat irons were among treasures on display. Tea and conversation made an agreeable afternoon in fitting fashion.
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Congregational Church
Joseph
Nine Suspects Held in Multi-State Theatre Robberies
Sioux City police hold nine men in the city jail as suspects in a gang active across three states. They face charges tied to theater holdups in Des Moines and Norfolk, house breakins, filling station robberies, cafe crackings, and automobile thefts. Arrests were made in Ames and Emmetsburg, Iowa. Police chief Gordon C. Hollar links Cherpinsky and Peterson to the Granada theatre robbery in Norfolk on March 15 and the Des Moines theatre robbery on December 22, 1930, which yielded about $2,351 in total.
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Des Broines
Norfolk
Neb
John Cherpinsky
Merle Clarke
George Jacoby
Edward Hirsch
Dale Gardner
Edward Riser
Edward “Dutch” Peterson
John Jackson
Walter R. Smith
End
Lonnie Watson
Cherpinsky
Clarke
Ames
Iowa
Sioux City
Watson
Jackson
Smith
Emmetsbur
Gordon C. Hollar
Peterson
Des Moines Theatre
Des Moines
Pierre Kiwanians To Visit Huron Club
Members of the Pierre Kiwanis club and their ladies will visit Huron next Thursday to join Maren Kiwaniana at an Elks hall dinner in the Marvin Hughitt hotel. R B Hill announced the event, with Pierre delegates traveling by train and being met at the Chicago and North Western station by Huron Kiwanians. Entertainers will be the Pierre guests.
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Huron Club
Robert W. Putnam
First Bank Stock Corporation of Minneapolis
Kiwaitis Club
Northwest
R. D. Anderson
Chicago and North Western Railway
Name Thirty Jurors For Smith Hearing
Thirty prospective jurors were drawn today for Hughes county circuit court May term for the Fred R. Smith embezzlement trial as the principal criminal case. Judge John F. Hughes ordered jurors to appear May 13 with term opening May 12. Uncertainty remains if Smith will face trial this term as defense seeks a transcript of April 20 preliminary hearing, State's Attorney Will G. Robinson said the transcript will be ready soon.
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Smith
Will G. Robinson
Property Owners Rush To Pay Taxes In Beadle County
Taxpayers crowded the Beadle county treasurer’s office paying the first half of 1930 taxes to avoid delinquency. Mrs. B. M. Madden barred entry with a note, directing returns in the afternoon as delinquency after 5 pm drew 1 percent monthly interest.
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Beadle Cuty
Dog Owners Must Pay Taxes Soon Or Die
Dog owners face a May 15 deadline to license pets or have them destroyed, per Police Chief A W Hopkins. The city ordinance mandates destruction of unlicensed dogs after the deadline. Also reports list directors for Log Cabin Gil Company of Mitchell and a funeral notice for Mrs Windstrom in York Nebraska.
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A. W. Hopkins
Pierre
Carl Gunderson
Gunderson
Gil Company of
Mitchell
Lyle Beitz
Gladys Seitz
Siebrand Shows To Open Season With Carnival Delights
Siebrand Brothers Shows launch their 1931 season Saturday along the Great Northern right of way near west Third street. Liebrand Brothers return to Huron with matinee and evening performances for a week, featuring trained wild animals, bears, monkeys, reptiles, and stunts. The athletic stadium hosts boxing and wrestling while the midway offers sea and sere planes, ferris wheel, tilt-a-whirl, kiddie rides, and more. About 175 performers participate. admission at the outside gate is free.
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Siebrand Brothers
Great Northern Railroad
West Third Street
Huron
Liebrand Brothers
State Fair Grounds
M Midway
Assure Early Start On Stanley Oil Well
Directors of the South Dakota Development and Refining company said drilling of a new oil well on the Standing Butte structure in northern Stanley county will begin before mid June. Southwest Petroleum of Minneapolis will drill under an agreement to share leases with the South Dakota company. E Gunhus, president of Southwest Petroleum, left Pierre after arranging deal with local officers for sense sharing and contracting with an Oklahoma drill firm.
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Sense Sharing
Fim
Oklahoma Drill
Drilling rig shipment planned for May at new site
Promoters announce Lars will ship a drilling rig and tools to a site chosen by Minnesota state geologist R. L. Sardeson. Exact site coordinates or altitude were not disclosed.
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Lars
R. L. Sardeson
Minnesota
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