Market News Tie Steers Good and Choice Lambs Decline
Market report shows early market weak to two lower on fat lambs with declines in fat lambs and slaughter sheep and lambs. Prices for common and medium ranges, with native bucks at 65 cents to 7.00 and fat ewes mostly 3.00 to 3.25. Feeding lambs 60 to 75 pounds bring 6.73 to 7.50, while other weights vary across good to choice categories.
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Paul
South
ST. Paul
Chicago
Alocker
Armour Market Mixed Lower in Sioux City and Chicago
Trade across Sioux City and Chicago shows cattle and hogs unevenly priced with declines in hogs and steadier cattle. Calves and vealers move unevenly. top hog bids around 7.70 late, sows 6.75 to 7.35, calves 8.50 to 12.50, and feeder cattle softening amid thin buyer interest. In Minneapolis and Duluth, grain futures and cash grain mix shift with wheat futures up modestly and corn and oats mixed.
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Minneapolis
New York
Minneapolia
Montana
White
Barlow
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Dec
TSG
Ronehers
Unclear fragment hints at business names and location
Fragmentary OCR segment mentions Sarkete SURON and Pou lthy with company Bui & Co and Beary springs, unclear context. No clear event date or full entities.
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SURON
Bui & Co
Urea
Beary Springs
Huron Poultry and Boggs Furnished by Buck Brothers Here
Sioux Falls produces prices and items for poultry and eggs with detailed class listings. The report covers hens, leghorn strains, ducks, geese, dressed poultry, butterfat, eggs, and related market quotes from Sioux Falls Chicago and New York markets dated December 1 to 11, noting varying weights and prices.
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Huron
Buck Brothers
Sioux Falls
Chicago
CURB CLOSE Stocks Bid-Ask First Bank and Oil Firms
Market bounds tighten as Cities Service and Standard Oil Indiana show limited trading for MISNESFOLIS stocks. First Bank stock bids and asks remain narrow amid bank stock Bancorporation activity.
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Misnesfolis
Ask First Bank
Stock Bancorporation
Larsen Huntley Contest Begins in Cred Court
The recount of more than 500 ballots in the First Ward of Huron began under Judge Alva E. Taylor. After a 16 hour session no ratings on 4 contested votes were made, with Larsen leading by two in the canvass though both sides expect many ballots to be reviewed before a ruling.
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Huntley
A. J. Laren
Creuit Court
Alva E. Taylor
Huron
Max Royhl
Larsen Republican
Larsen
Howes & Temmey
Taylor
Temperature Drops Seventeen Degrees in Huron News
A seventeen degree fall ended a ten day warm spell in Huron as the 3 PM reading at the U. S. Weather Bureau post office reached 30 degrees, down from 47. Weather official F Blystone says no snow is expected. tomorrow in Harport expect cloudy skies and little temperature change. At Rotary Club lunch yesterday Helen Bandy performed violin selections with Maw J. Knabe accompanying. The program was arranged by members of the Wednesday Auxiliary.
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Huron
United States
F. Bly-1
Atone
Bureau
Harpa
Rotary Club
Helen Bandy
Promam
J. G. Knabe
Diniz
Huron Home Yard Christmas Decoration Contest Underway
Anxious officials report early entries in Huron city Home Yard Christmas Decoration Contest. Homes and J. W. Campbell park display extensive lights. prizes include twelve merchandise awards per zone and a 323 cash sweepstakes prize. Contest runs through December with judging the weekend of December 20 and participation encouraged via coupons in The Evening Huronite.
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Huron
J. W. Campbell Park
Northwestern Public Service Company
Clarence G. Walker
Park Board
Walker
Waibel Hardware
Montgomery Ward
Silver Hardware
Burg
J. J. Newberry
Berndt Electric and Gamble
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Third Street
R. C. Richards, Jr
Third
Dakota Avenue
W W. Ackley
Utah
Charles T. Dukes
Kansas
Jack Wintie
C. H. Hanson
Iowa
Faul K. Myers
Dakota
H. H. Otto
Wisconsin
Marian H. Blount
C. H. Christiansen
Jack Brant
Dakota South
Frank Lyon
Ohio
B. H. Kerr
Fourth Southwest
Fred D. Greene
Nebraska
Murea Chamber of Commerce
Area
South Dakota
Kiedy
Home Yards
Hospital Admits List From Huron and Nearby Areas
Admission notes show Opal Lee of Huron undergoing minor surgery. Mrs Ralph Costella of De Smet and Ed Youngs of Huron listed for medical issues. Roger Dower of Esmond and Victor Harticib of hiron medical are recorded. Mrs E H Smith and Mra W Written of Huron listed for medical or surgical care. Florence Matrix and Mrs George Stevens in Broadsrid. Mrs Eli Koes and baby in Huron. Betty Jean Witeos of Huron and other names appear in the hospital entry.
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Opal Lee
Huron
Ralph Costella
de Smet
Mi Ical
Moe Ed Youngs
Medical
Roger Dower
Esmond
Victor Harticib
Hiron Medical
E. H. Smith
Surgical
Mra W. Written
Ray
Weese
Florence Matrix
Broadsrid
George
Stevens
Cavour
Eli Koes
S Baby
Betty Jean Witeos
Izee Bergstrom
Muro
Legion Will Begin Christmas Drive for Needy Families
Members of the William Heaves post the American Legion will start their collection to aid needy families in Huron. They will gather old clothing food and toys to be handed to the Salvation Army for distribution. The drive will begin about 9 o clock and continue until the city is covered. Citizens may request a collector by calling L H Cornell at the National Bank of Huron before 11 am tomorrow.
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William Heaves
American Legion
Huron
Salvation Army
Legion Committee
L. H. Cornell
Legion
National Bank of Huron
Pasek Chosen President of Huron High HY Club
John Pasek, quarterback of the 193 Huron high school football team, was elected president of the HY Club by members yesterday. Ernest Walz, last year’s state basketball champion, becomes vice president, Milo Youel is secretary. The club sponsors school athletic trophies and will plan activities for the year with Coach Frank Coffey as faculty sponsor.
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Huron City
Frank Coffey
Spruce Tree Stolen From Ravine Park
Ravine Park officials report a spruce tree cut down and missing from the park, discovered by park superintendent Robert Fair. The park board president Clarence Walker warns vandalism will be punished and notes spruce trees are easily distinguished from common Christmas trees like hemlock or fir.
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Huron
Robert Fairpark
Clarence G. Walker
Ravine Park
Huron Debaters Set to Face Wessington Tomorrow
Huron senior high will clash with Wessington high on the chain store topic. The affirmative team is Robert Wagner and Ivan Blevens, with Frances Montank and Eleanor Ford forming the negative side. Coach Reutter announced plans and Mr Heatter will accompany. A Miller team meeting may follow next Wednesday. Regular Big 8 debates begin after Christmas.
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Huron
Wessington
Huron Senior High School
Reutter
South Dakota
Robert Wagner
Ivan Blevens
Frances Montank
Eleanor Ford
Heatter
Fine Levied Against Huron Plant Manager Jasper Hammond
Huron police arrested Jasper Hammond, manager of the Huron Modern Rendering company, after a 7 o'clock accident on Dakota avenue near the cemetery road. He was charged with drunkenness, fined 25 dollars, and paid the amount. Hammond escaped injury while his truck struck a culvert and hit a telephone post. Elmer Hein was fined 25 dollars for speeding yesterday. Artenian and Sheldon F. Reese faced minor traffic penalties for failures to stop and related offenses.
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Huron
Jasper Hammond
Huron Modern Rendering Company
Hammond
Dakota Avenue
Elmer Hein
Artenian
Idana Avenue
Sheldon F. Reese
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Turkey Trot Attracts 300 Attendees And Charity Gifts
About 300 people attended the Turkey Trot carnival raising funds for the Judge's charity program. The Huron Elks lodge plans a Christmas basket distribution to match or exceed last year's effort if needed, announced Clyde RO Smith, chairman of the social and welfare committee. Receipts were about half of last year, with blankets boxes of candy and focia distributed.
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Huron Elks Lodge
Clyde RO Smith
Todge
Ten More Mail Days Remain Before Christmas
Postmaster A H Blake urged early mailing of Christmas cards and packages to reduce last minute congestion. He noted the Council Bluffs hub will soon handle most Huron mail with holiday deliveries affected. Wrapping paper is offered in the post office lobby courtesy of the Huron chamber of commerce.
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A. H. Blake
Blake
Council Bluff
Mr. Blake
Post Office
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Open livestock yards touted for Huron area
Earle P. Flowers and George Mo Town told Huron Kiwanis guests that open yards would boost Central South Dakota’s economy. Flowers, after visiting Chicago, predicts full cooperation from all interests once yards are built. Townsend urged business and farmer support for stock subscriptions to fund the project with heavy farmer attendance at the meeting.
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Huron
South Dakota
Earle P. Flowers
George Mo Townsend
Marvin Hughitt Hatel
Beadls
Kiwanis Club
Flowers
Chicago
Grand Island
Neb
Townsend
Hi-Y Club Sponsors Reorganization Plan
Hi Y Club at Huron High School votes to cap membership at 25 to improve efficiency. A membership committee from 15 present will select new members, and a constitutional committee is named. Present officers will remain, with programs and routines reviewed for next week’s meeting.
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Ramecai
Alnost
Huron High School
Raya C. Crawley
Sims
Crawley
Faculty forum at Huron college discusses student admission
At Dr Royal C Agne home the second faculty forum of the year addressed student admission and orientation. Prof Daniel J Gage Dr Helen Stanford L H Rowse and Miss Ela McIntire spoke on papers. future forums planned about monthly. Also notes include Gladys Geiger departing for Aberdeen for a funeral Bennie K and Alice Goodman traveling home after lodge business. Parish house hosts homemade wine meat event Saturday.
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Huron College
Royal C. Agne
Daniel J. Gage
Helen Stafford
L. H. Rowse
Ela McTntire
Agne
Gladys Geiger
Aberdeen
Bennie K
Alice Goodman
Sioux Fa
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