Hog Market Tops At 3.70 Amid U.S. Price Gain
Armour Yard market reports a 10 to 25 cent rise in hogs with top price at 3.70, sows 15 higher and butchers 25 20 cents up, while cattle, calves and sheep show mixed gains. Chicago market mirrors gains with hogs 10 to 25 higher and cattle and lambs advancing as supplies tighten.
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Armour Lock
Huron
Packers
Stags
Chicago
Hieer
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
AT & T
Armour del
Armour
Atchison
Atl
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Barnsdale
Bendix
Beth Steel
Borden
Briggs Mix
Brunswick Baike
Byers Co
Can Pac
Case
Caterpil Tract
Cerro de Pasto
CM St
CNW
Chrysler
Colo Furl
Colum
Colo G & E
Com
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Good
Wheat futures close weak amid stock market impact
Wheat futures at Minneapolis closed the week weaker as stock market action weighed on prices. May and July contracts fell about 2.44 cents, September down about 2 cents, with grains broadly lower. Cash wheat remained firmer with steady to strong demand for some varieties. At St. Paul and Sioux Falls, cattle, hogs, and sheep prices showed mixed to firm moves, with hogs up and cattle steady to strong in limited volumes.
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Minneapolis
Toda
Fisx
St. Paul
D.A
Sioux City
Pinneapolis
Jamal
Barney
MGM
HGG
Minneapolis grain market and futures snapshot
Minneapolis and Duluth grain desks report cash close prices and futures ranges for Wheat Durum and Amber Durum plus values for No 1 dark hard, No 2 yellow, and mixed durum. Cites prices for oats flax rye and sweet clover seed and notes week to date receipts and comparative figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Minn
Market notes from Huron Poultry Butter and Eggs
Markets inform on Huron poultry butter eggs with prices for heavy breed and Leghorn hens. Included are hides wool tallow and wool market details from Huron, plus Chicago New York Sioux Falls Sioux City futures and Minneapolis flour notes with specific price points and consignments.
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Huron
Swift & Co. Hero
Bolles & Rogers and
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Chicago
Rock Springs
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sioux City
Heavy Realizing Sweeps Market in Early Feb Trading
Heavy selling pushed most major shares down about four points with industrials rails and utilities leading declines while metals and a few specialties held. U S Steel American Telephone and other top names slid two to four points at worst though US Smelting edged higher by five points as roughly 4.5 million shares changed hands.
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New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Commercial Alcohol
Delaware & Hudson
Case
Sartta Fe
Consolidated Gas
U.S
Roosevelt Restores Extension Service Funding Cuts
Roosevelt orders restoration of 25 percent cutbacks in agricultural extension and related programs. The move returns about 2 million dollars annually to cooperative education, experiment stations, and extension work, averting large personnel and salary reductions across state colleges and extension departments.
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State College
Washington
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Furtmer
Brookings
C. W. Pugsley
Amend CWA rules for college students
The Civil Works Administration amended part time job rules for needy college students to allow participation by colleges and universities required by law to charge tuition. Previously schools must waive tuition and fees for students financed by CWA jobs. complaints from Nebraska and other states led to the change, according to Harry L. Hopkins.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Nebraska
Harry L. Hopkins
Destruction of Property on Rural Credits Farm
Pierre reports two men charged in Tripp county for damage on a rural credit farm Agar Winner. Weslye and Guy Walton of Winner pleaded guilty and received six month sentences each, per the county state's attorney.
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Pierre
C. le Chase
Tripp County
Weslye
Guy Walton
Winner
Seek To Increase CWA Appropriation To 2.5 Billion
Senator La Follette Wisconsin said efforts would push the new civil works appropriation up to 2.5 billion dollars to fund unemployment relief for another year. The House approved bill carries 350 million with about 500 million for state relief grants. The plan would total 2.5 billion, leaving 500 million set aside for civil works.
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Washington
LaFollette
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Huset freed on bonds in Jarvis slaying case
Siou x Falls Feb 7 39 year old Huset charged with murder for the slaying of George Jarvis a week ago released from Minnehaha county jail on 45000 bond. He is free until the May circuit court term convening May 14. Jarvis killed during an attempted hijacking, Huset described as a wholesale alcohol dealer.
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Huset
Jarvis
Sioux Falls
Tilian Huset
George Jarvis
Minnehaha County
Huser
Mixed United States Bonds Report From New York
U S government bonds closed with Liberty First 4s at 10212, Liberty Fourth 44s at 102, Liberty with 449 tied at 10023. Treasury 45 at 10723, Treasury 155 at 87 18, and other issue bids and asks noted.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
United States
Liberty Lids
Liberty
Treasury
Treeasury
Nazarenes to Hold Zone Meeting at Huron Church
Mitchell Nazarene zone plans an all day gathering at Huron Nazarene church led by Rev H M Palmquist with morning service at 10. Rev W M Redfield of Esmond opens the day, followed by a 2 pm program, children's meeting, youth meeting led by Miss Lindblom, and 8 pm evangelistic service presided by Rev D G Stout. Mount Pleasant orchestra and choir will perform. Public invited.
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Mitchell Nazarene
Huron Nazarene
H. M. Palmquist
W. M. Redfield
Esmond
Mrs. A J Stoudt Dies This Morning
Mrs A J Stoudt died at a local hospital after a stroke last Sunday. Born Ida Duncan in McComb Illinois on March 19 1862 she moved with husband Mr Stoudt to Clark then South Dakota later residing near Wessington and Huron. Survived by three children Ruby Fruhm Charley Stoudt and Earl Stoudt funeral Friday at 2 pm at Kingo chapel with Rev Black officiating burial Riverside cemetery.
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A. A. Stougt
Wessington
Huron
Mr. Stoudt
Ruby Fruhm
Nampa
Ida
Charley Stoudt
Earl Stoudt
Kingo Chapel
Mr. Black
Wesginto
Riverside Cemetery
Three More Candidacies Announced in County Race
Three candidates declared today for Burt County primaries in May. Matzke, a Virgil area farmer and current county commissioner, seeks the Republican nomination for register of deeds after eight years on the county board. Welter, a funeral director with 15 years in the trade, seeks the Republican nomination as treasurer. Puller, the county auditor, seeks re nomination in the Democratic primary. Davis indicated potential candidacy but made no statement. Kuehs will not seek re election.
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Beadle
Matzke
Virgil
Register of Deeds
W. C. Welter
Welter
Burton
William Reaves
American Legion
Alm
Puller
W. M. Davis
Frank Kuehs
Taylor Rules In Eggen Fay Divorce and Property Case
Judge Alva E. Taylor returned from De Smet to grant a divorce between Bassia Fay Bultman and Frederick C. Bultman after desertion and non support. Mrs. Bultman was awarded custody of their son and $152 monthly. Also jailed for six months for wire desertion. State’s Attorney Harry J. Eggen won recovery of office property from predecessor Thomas F. Foy, including oaks files and papers, with possession awarded to Egon.
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Taylor
Eggen-Fay
Ciicuit
Alva E. Taylor
de Smet
Kingsbury County
Bassia Fay Bulttman
Badger
Frederick C. Bultman
Bultman
Henry Pieh
Sioux Falls
Harry J. Eggen
Thomas F. Foy
Oaks
Second Wheat Check Batch Arrives for Beadle County Farmers
Beadle County Wheat Production Control Association treasurer A. M. Beall announced the second batch of wheat allotment checks, numbering 550, arrived today. About 1,600 farmers in the county had already received the first shipment weeks ago. Checks will be distributed at wheat and corn hog offices on the court house’s third floor. Some Beadle County checks are on hold awaiting final Washington contract approvals.
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A. M. Beall
Beadle
Washington
City Briefs Signaling Family News from Huron
City Briefs report multiple local life events from last night including funerals in Devils Lake for Thomas Huesgen attended by William Huesgen and Gertrude Bauer, births at Huron hospitals to Huesgen and Bailey families, and visits by Aberdeen American News staff. Additional items note a Young Democrats meeting in Huron and travel of Mrs Barrows to Princeton for her father’s illness.
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William Huesgen
Gertrude Bauer
W. C. Gagnon
Arden Ashman
Devils Lake
N. D
Thomas Huesgen
EL W. Feige
M.D
Slasse
H. W. Speers
Tenth Street
Huron Hospital
Ruth Eggen
Sisseton
Esther Eggen
Wilson
Kiel Bros. Inc
Vernon Martin
Sibley
Frank Avenue
Howard C. Anderson
Aberdeen American News
H. J. Schmitt
Huron
Lincoln P. T. A
At & P.m
George C. Barrows
Beach l Avenue Southeast
Homemaker Classes Open Across Beadie County
Homemaking classes in Beadie county attract about 110 participants, with courses in food preparation interior decorating clothing and textiles and child care and hygiene. Sessions are held in Yale Hitchcock Bonilla Virgil and three Huron group locations on Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 2 pm in McKinley Jefferson and Lincoln schools. Instructors Miss Michel Bowe and Miss Helen Costain organize classes with no charge beyond notebook and pencil.
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Beadie County
Yale
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Virgil
Huron
McKinley
Jefferson
Lincoln
Michel Bowe
Helen Costain
Calmenson digits display upgrade at Huron store
Calmenson Clothing in Huron launches a dust proof display case program. Two more clothing cases and one hat case will be installed plus six more units in men’s furnishings. About $1,000 for glass front cases will let staff showcase 400 more suits and 251 more hats. Shoe department moved to the rear with doubled shelving for visibility.
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Calmenson
Calmenson Clothing
Huron
H. H. Hedblom
Manger
Casa
Bremer Extends Time To Kidnapers
Bremer extends the ransom grace period granting one more day to contact the family before police involvement. Adolph Bremer said the extended deadline runs until Thursday night as negotiations continue for his son Edward’s $200,000 ransom. He previously offered three days and nights for contact with secrecy and police cooperation.
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Bremer
ST. Paul
Adolph Bremer
Edward
Fire damages home on Kansas avenue chimney start
The roof of J. E Jackson’s residence at 1068 Kansas avenue southeast was damaged by a chimney fire last night. Firemen were summoned at 11 PM and prevented serious loss. The house is owned by Judge A. K. Gardner. Robert Hurt, arrested for impeding fire equipment, was fined $3 in municipal court.
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J. E Jackson
Kansas Avenue
A. K. Gardner
Robert Hurt
Hospital admissions and discharges list names
At The Hospitals scene. Admitted: Mrs Fay Turker Huron minor surgical Mrs Lee Cranston Huron minor surgical Mrs H Strobel Huron medical Dale Chapman Virgil surgical. Dismissed: Vernice Wheeler Huron Audrey Anderson Woonsocket.
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A. Bernauer
de Smet
Louise Felderman
de Isnd
Fred Jenson
Woonsocket
Bridge scores and pars in world tournament reported
Feb 7 report lists top offensive and defensive pars from the Nzt Jones Bridge association event. Winners and rankings were under review by a New York committee, with final decisions expected in three to four days via Associated Press. North South and Fast West players are named with their par values and locations.
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Moller
W. G. Tambism
Nzt+ Jones Bridge association
New York
Taust
Associated Press
Boyd Babbitt
Walter Tranter
Weston
G. Ryan
T. M. Ted Highnote
J. L. Vollum
Pierre Yeandle
Highmore
Die Cummings
C. L. Coop
Ruth Wooley
Nora Hanninmore
Laura Ryan
Clyde Collins
W. G. Temblyn
Miller
Max ‘Roghi
Ernest McKenzie
Huron
KE. McLaughlin
We G. McLaughlin
Highmere
J. L Cummings
C. W. Whittenberger
Wessington
Archie Davis
Joel Huddleston
F. J . Weber
H. J. Bushfeld
L. D. McKay
Frank Kearney
Ruth Collins
Archie Collins
R. E. Dunlop
Harry O'Brien
Gertrude Matteson
Eleanor Shilling
Everybody Needs a Guide at Huron College
Dr. W. P. Lermor spoke at Huron College during Inspiration Week, presenting the topic Everybody needs a guide in chapel and outlining the need for guidance amid dictatorships. He urged loyalty to Jesus and stressed daily meetings through February 6 and related youth forums in dormitory rooms and dining halls.
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Lemon
W. P. Lermor
Huron College
Nces
YWCA
Lemon Will
Voorhees
Samnsay
Dr. Lemon
Italy
Germany
India
Russia
VU. S
Jeam
Ding Jio
Farm benefit payments loom large across states
Table shows large projected farm payments by state across corn hogs tobacco and wheat programs. Iowa leads with about 98.6 million in Hawkeye payments, Illinois and Texas also show multi‑million totals. North Dakota and Nebraska appear for wheat and corn hog payments, with Kentucky and North Carolina notable in tobacco.
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Iowa
Llinois
Texas
Nebraska
Minesota
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Mllinoie
Minnesota
Miss Spurs
Mississippi
Arkansas
Georgia
Alabama
N. D
North Dakota
Montana
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
South Carolina
Joans Clindis
South Dakota
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Paris
Carrort
U. S
Idaho
Broilers
Arbor
Loews
Mack Trucks
Mallinson
Meckess & Rol
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Bis
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distil
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Cent
NY NH & H
North Am
North Pac
Packerd
Par Pub Ctf
Penney & Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Parkly Bak
RCA
Rem Rar
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears Roe
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cal
St Ol No
Stew Warner
Studebaker
First Bank
Northwest Banco - & Fe
Associated Press Cities Service
Standard Ol Ind Ltd
Swift & Coin
Ford Motor Ltd Ie
Nazarene Church
A. J. Stoudt
Boulder Canyon
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Arnold Johnson
Merrill
Elsie Beavers
Reynold Clifford Anderson
Blanche
Ellen Barr
Colman
Clarence H. Peterson
Lauretta M. Whitney
Sout Jewelry Store
Skunk, DL
Med, Mink
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