Armour Receipts and Market Reports From Armour Yard
Armour stockyards at Huron report February receipts totaling 9000 with top prices around 7.15 as market activity shows steady to strong. Chicago hogs and cattle futures edge toward equilibrium with light receipts. early bids weak, but demand for choice weights remains steady. Sioux City, Sioux Falls, and St. Paul markets show mixed moves in cattle hogs and sheep, with varying advances for fat lambs and prices holding near prior levels.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Chicago
Fastern
Bronx City
Sioux City
U. S
Dept. Agr
At. Paul
South St, Paul
U. 5
Zat
U. S. Dept
Wheat Market Draggy Today
Minneapolis notes wheat dragged today despite Winnipeg strength with May and July unchanged to higher. September bids rose 2 ounces, short covering drove futures higher. Mixed quality and damaged grain slow to move, durum down except fancy archer, cash trading slower, oats slower, rye fair, barley scarce and quality lots moved readily.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Grain price report from Minneapolis and Duluth markets
Minneapolis cash close shows wheat prices for No 1 northern and amber durum with mixed protein levels and new arrival percentages. Corn oats rye and barley futures and cash quotes appear, alongside Duluth track close figures and carlot ranges for hard spring and durum wheat as well as oats and flax. Huron grain market lists No 1 dark northern wheat, red durum and barley values.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Huron Grain Market
Opposition to First Budget Draft Chills Legislative Hearings
February hearings by the legislative appropriations committee continued on the state's financial needs for the coming biennium. Strong opposition emerged to proposed cuts, with educational and penal institutions urging fuller funding. Four college and normal heads asked the committee to keep Governor Warren Green's budget as is, while corrections chief LF Halladay sought larger allocations for prisons and charities due to rising costs and patient numbers.
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Senate
Warren Green
LF. Halladay
Iroquois
Eastern Normal
C. G. Lawrence
Southern Normal
E. C. Woodburn
Spearfish Normal
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Report Huron Butterfat
Markets provide Huron daily poultry and eggs prices with Huron Dairy and Huck Brothers listings. Hens leghorn hens springs light and heavy categories appear alongside butterfat quotes and butter, eggs, and poultry prices from Chicago and Sioux Falls reports. The item notes local market activity, prices, and a funeral notice for Charles Sandstedt.
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HURON
Bwitt & Co Harer
REY Leghorn
COKR
Enngennrerennenens
Ak Eawt
Ae Neveras
Mels
Huck Brothers
Sioux Falls
Civic Chorus Ti Elect Officers
Members of the muronomic courus will elect officers for 1931 tonight at their fret rehearsal in Room 305 at the administration building Huron college. Hardin A. Van Deursen directs. New recruits urged to attend at 7:30 to begin spring chorus prep. Tentative plans include Mendelssohn cantatas Hear My Prayer and Hymn of Praise in the college chapel during the first week in May.
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Muronomic Courus
Hardin A. van Deursen
Huron College
Judiciary Committee Considers Integrated Bar Bill Reconsideration
Pierre February 9 The house judiciary committee may reconsider and approve the integrated state bar bill that has passed the senate. A quorum absence prevented action this morning. Last week committee members blocked the bill by indefinite postponement while strategy in the senate pivoted on a related primary elections authorization in unorganized counties led by Rep C A Wilson.
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Judiciary Group
Pierre
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary
House
C. A. Wilson
Hot Springs
Long Illness Fatal To Geddes Farmer
William Meis aged 74, a prominent pioneer farmer of Geddes, died Saturday after an illness of several weeks. He was a longtime resident and well known in the local agricultural community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Geddes
William Meis
New High Set In Stock Market In 1931 Trade
New York reports a record stock market high for 1931 as about four million shares traded. Big movers General Motors American Can American Telephone Westinghouse Allied Chemical Eastman and Case rose, while Auburn and Industrial Rayon surged 12 to 35 points amid the session’s volatility.
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Auburn
Industrial Rayon
New York
General Motors
U. S
American Can
American Telephone
North American
Union Pacific
Atchison
Westinghouse Electric
Allied Chemical
Eastman and
Case
Prizes Offered At County Fair For Odd Contests
The First Christian church hosts a three night county fair at Daums Auditorium to raise funds for a new church. Prizes include sewing kit for oldest car, $250 for oldest man, $350 touquet for oldest woman, merchandise from J C Penney, silver syrup pitcher and tray, five gallons of fuel, 100 pound rye flour, and poultry and dairy prizes. Rev Hardaker says the program will change nightly and is ready to begin tomorrow.
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Daum's
First Christian Church
Tollins Clothing Company
Leonard Floral Company
J. C. Penney Company
Huesgen
National Refining Company
Darey Grocery
Silver Hardware Company
Werchandize
Northwestern Public Service Company
W. H. Hardaker
Travel Tour Group Stops in Huron Prospects for Overnight Stay
The Huron chamber of commerce reports growing national publicity as travel groups plan visits through the Black Hills and Yellowstone. Moorhead Minnesota outlines a 40 student route via Moorhead State Teachers College through Huron on August 2 with overnight stay possible. Separate inquiry from DeKalb Illinois cites 45 students from Northern Teachers College traveling in two 22 passenger buses, planning a July pass through Huron and an overnight stay.
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Chamber of Commerce
Heron
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Paul F. Myers
Xen
Moor Nead
Minn
Fiuren
Moorhead
Myers
W Northern Teachers College
DeKalb
Huron
Black Hille
Historical Society Will Meet Tonight in Huron
Beadle County historical society will hold a court tonight at Bo'clock to hear John Cain recount the town’s beginnings. Cain owned the first building on the original Huron site, published a local newspaper, and preserves the earliest Beadle County issues detailing early erectments and events. Everyone is invited.
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Huron
Benile County Historical Society
John Cain
The
Historical Society
Early Pioneer Day Incidents Revealed By Tobin
City Commissioner Tobin recalls 19th century Huron days at Co-Operatives club luncheon. He notes the first settlers were horse thieves driven out by vigilantes. Townsfolk had few locks and even a butcher shop charged after hours.
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Jin Huron
Co-Operatives Club
Eaid
Weeaington
Huron
Tobir
Charlex
Sioux Falls Man Held In Arson Plot
Sioux Falls shoe store owner Starley T. Doyas was held by police in Minneapolis on an alleged plot to burn his store. He reportedly tried to hire undercover men, gave them keys, and paid them with cash. Authorities expect a charge of attempted arson.
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Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
Starley
T. Doyas
H. A. Parsdeau
Deyas
Jeountry
Paradeau
Sion Falls
Doyas
Huron Debaters Plan Busy Week With Five Matches
Huron high school debaters enter a packed four day stretch in 1961 action. This afternoon at 4:00 one Huron team meets Alpena in a practice debate and another faces Alpena at 7:30. Fra nces Montank and Eleanor Foy assigned to the negative, Jasper Moulton and Harold Ritner to the affirmative.
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Huron
Huron High School
Frances Montank
Eleanor Foy
D. C. Reutter
Jasper Moulton
Harold Ritner
Dolend High School
Mitchell
Huroweam
Yankton High School
Protests Move to Save South Dakota 4 H Fund
Beadle county 23 club leaders signed a petition urging lawmakers to continue a $25,000 fund for 4 H club work. The petition, sent to Governor Warren Green and key legislators, aims to halt a proposed total elimination discussed by the appropriations committee. Local leaders warn cuts would curb county boys and girls club activities.
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South Dakota
Beadle County
Warren E. Green
Eabre County
Pierre
P. Flowers
H. M. Whitman
J. B. McAllister
G. ©.Wilson
Appropriations Committee
F. McXichan
Bonilla
Thad Oviatt
Rossi ‘Lee A. Parkhurst
C. C. May
EB. F. Frevert
B. F. Barthell
H Violetta Stahly
Lee A. Cranston
Mra. Bert Marks
Huron
Walter Singer
Iroquois
G. H. Mickelson
Earl Simantel
E. J
Fate of extra session looms as leaders push action
Republican and Democratic leaders express confidence the extra session will pass despite disputes over veteran aid. House Ways and Means weighs options on compensation certificates and loans. Navy bills, including ship construction and modernization, are deferred to the next congress to keep adjournment calendars clear.
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Watson
Indiana
Senate
House Ways and Means
Treasury
Navy
New Mexico
Mississippi
Idaho
Navy Department
House Appropriatent Committee
Four Die In Oakland Horse Show Stable Blaze
A blaze at the sixth annual Oakland horse show behind the civic stadiums killed at least four people and destroyed some 46 top western horses. Officials estimated losses at about $325,000, with horses alone over $400,000. one identified victim was Michael McCarthy, a Carnation Farm stableman. The fire’s incendiary origin was suspected.
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Oakland
Calif
West
John J. Thoms
Carnation Farm Stables
Pomona
Michael McCarthy
Carnation Stables
Carnation
South Dakota Legislature Debates Tax Bills and Reforms
Lawmakers consider school withdrawal for religious instruction, six cent mileage cap on public travel, vital statistics collection, livestock transport permits, county pole tax limits, disposal plant licensing, and judges expenses. House passes eight bills, Senate three. auditor audits counties proposed. New bills include tax on soft drinks, land sales to federal forests, and workmen compensation changes. Senate weighs ice cream regulation, taxation activities, and fixed expenses for judges in Pierre.
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South Dak Rota
Supreme Court
Pierre
Everett D. Roberts
Senate
House
Fish and Game
William Dunn
South Dakota
Hodge
Lyman
Wilson
Fall River
Hot Springs
Freeman
Kingsbury
Whitman
Beadle
Committee On Insurance
Commitwe
Dairy Products
Shirk
Faulk, Potter and Dewey
Judiciary Committee
Hermann of
Hyde and
Hand
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Gold Dust
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Houston Oil
Hudson
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Kennecott
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Louis & Nash
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