Armour Market Gains Amid Hog Price Rise and Cattle Dip
Armour market shows steady to strong tone with a 735 top as receipts total around 11,500. Hog prices rebound 5 to 10 cents amid improved demand for pork. May lots of 150-190 lb hogs sell near 8.00 to 8.78. Cattle trends weaken with delayed lambs and lighter beef demand. overall market quieter despite some firm feeding lambs and vealers. Chicago quotes show mixed moves across hogs, cattle, and sheep with several price levels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour
Wan Agin
Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report February 1
Sioux City market shows cattle 3,000 and calves 2,000 with steers and yearlings down. hogs 14,500 steady to higher. sows up to 6.00. sheep 4,500 steady for fat lambs. Prices include cows 3.15 to 4.50, bulls 400 to 425, hogs mostly 7.30 to 7.50 per cwt, lambs above 6.60. Also notes Sioux Falls livestock on Feb 10 with hogs up and cattle steady.
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Chiesgo
Chicago
U. S
Acrj
Sioux City
Sioux Fully
Sioux Falls
Bert
Wheat futures close higher on market mix and rumors
Minneapolis reports wheat futures edging up then retreating on profit taking and rumors of a Russian revolution. May and July gains small while September bids unchanged. Corn, oats, rye, flax show mixed activity with demand light and local milling steady for heavy wheat.
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Minneapolis
Russia
Harley
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain Prices and Carlot Range
Grain market report from Minneapolis and Duluth on February 10 showing cash close prices for wheat durum and northern varieties, amber durum values, carlot range with No 1 hard spring and dark northern quotes, and related cereal prices including corn rye barley and flax. It lists arrival expectations, delivery months, and percentage protein readings for several grain grades observed in the market summary.
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Minneapelis
Tuenlay Minn
Polis
Bard Montana
Duluth
Minneapolis
Huron Grain Market
Dat& Northern Wheat
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Reports
Market brief from Huron and Mitchell noting live poultry prices including hens leghorn springs and roosters, fresh eggs and butterfat quotes. Other city feeds list Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago Minneapolis New York and Chicago price movements for eggs butter and poultry products with regional variations and delivery terms.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Stock Market In Another Big Rally
New York stock market extends rally as major indices surge on heavy volume. Traders cite strong earnings, optimistic outlook, and easing concerns about inflation shaping gains across sectors including industrials and technology.
Sioux Falls Peculiar Ending To Queer Mystery
In Sioux Falls on February 12 a bizarre missing person tale unfolded involving Robert O'Dair who vanished with 800 dollars from his brother to buy a restaurant stake. A wide search failed to locate him until he was found asleep in a car at a local garage after having drifted into sleep with his money.
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Ohne Falls
Sioux Falls
Robert O'Dair
O'Dair
Inspiration Week Opens at Huron College with Grace Overton
Mrs Grace Overton of Sioux City begins Inspiration Week at Huron College speaking at chapel exercises and leading twice daily morning services and evening meetings. She will address men students at 640 pm tonight at the dormitory, girls tomorrow at 730 pm, and a joint session the following night. Special conferences accompany the visit ending with a Sunday Presbyterian church dinner. Overton, author of four books, has broad experience with youth.
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Huron College
Grace Sivan
Overton
Sioux City
Mrrs. Overton
Presbyterian Church
Voice Instruction Offered At College
The first of a series of voice culture classes by Huron college's music department opened Saturday with more than half a dozen pupils. The weekly sessions, at a nominal cost, run through June to provide voice instruction for Huron residents. Head of the department Hardin A Van Deursen selected a course outlined by Frederik Haywood of New York for adoption here. The second session is Saturday at 1 pm in Room 35, and attendees are encouraged to join.
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Department of Music
Huron College
Huron
Hardin A. van Deursen
Department of
Mu' Ah
Daisy De Boe Granted Probation For Prison Term
Daisy De Boe former secretary to actress Clara Bow was given probation by Judge William Doran today. She must serve one month in county jail then live under supervision for the remainder of a five year period. The report lists market quotations and stock movements alongside the probation note.
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Daisy de Boe
Los Angeles
Clara Bow
William Doran
Brother Of Huron Man Slain In Sioux City Murder
Joseph Gainor of Huron left to attend funeral for Ed Gainor of Stowe City after he was fatally struck in Sioux City. Fred Heeren confessed to the murder citing alleged improper advances by Gainor as motive. Harald Staple witnessed the incident. Gainor, a World War veteran born 1898 in Struble Iowa, had moved to Sioux City eight years ago and leaves a brother and four sisters. Funeral planned near Hinton Indiana with burial there. Huron residents to return by Thursday.
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Ed Gainor
Stowe City
Joseph Gainor
Fourth Street
J. L. Mansfield
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Sioux City
Gainor
Fred Heeren
Heeren
Harald Staple
East High School
Struble
Huron
Hinton
Francis Schoudt
Prince of Wales Studies South American Industry on Peru Oil Fields
The Prince of Wales and Prince George traveled through Peru's oil regions in a long motor tour. They observed operations, questioned workers, and learned how British and American efforts develop vast oil resources amid arid terrain and high mountain roads.
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Wales
South America
Oropesa
Prince of Wales
Peru
Prince
Prince George
Cape Blanco
Prohibition Law Reform and Referendum Moves in South Dakota
South Dakota Senator Theo J Giedt proposed a bill to streamline prohibition law and align it with federal rules, reducing penalties for violators and easing religious medicinal and scientific liquor access. He also urged a referendum on the 18th amendment and a call for a prohibition amendments convention. A separate floor debate touched on a Mundt chain farming bill deemed unconstitutional by the Attorney General. A fire at the Fair Store in Hurat caused no damage, extinguished by the fire department after smoke was seen in the boiler room.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Theo. J. P. Giedt
Eureka
Giedt
Senate
Congress
M. Q. Sharpe
House of Representatives
Henry C. Mundt
Sioyd Falls
W. c. Muchow
Parttere
House Committee On Corporations
Mundt
Fair
Hurat
Mary Roszelle
Buildae Nee of
Eisseerchantigg Inch
F. Miller
Frix
Hurea
West Indies
Beadle County Historical Society Meets at Court House
Beadle county historical society held a regular meeting at the courthouse last night with about 39 in attendance. John Cain, Beadle county pioneer and former owner of the first building on the Huron townsite, presented an account of Huron's birth to the society. A report from the Beadle county memorial committee was also heard.
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Ea * Historical Society
Smong
Huron
John Cain
Beadie County
Beadle County Historical Society
Court House
Cain
Beadle County Memorial Committee
County Fair Preparations Near Opening Night
Exhibitors finish booths and decor as the three night county fair opens at Daum's auditorium under First Christian church. Mitchell Lions club will send 11 carloads of members and entertainment gear to join the opening parade at 7 30 p m. The Huron college choir and other acts are booked for tonight. Proceeds fund a new First Christian church building in Huron next summer.
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Daum
First Christian Church
W. H. Hardaker
Mitchell Lions Club
Mitchell Lions
Huron
Mitchell
First Christian
Masquerade Ball Plans For Huron Fire Dept Event
E R Tovey says the thirty fourth annual Firemen masquerade ball will be held Friday night at Daum's auditorium. Proceeds fund welfare work for firemen and families. Prizes will be awarded for costume contests. Harmony Kings from Cherokee Iowa will provide the music for the dance.
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Daum
E. R. Tovey
Huron Fire Department
Huron Department
Teon Fire Department
Harmony Kings
Cherokee
Iowa
Accidental Shooting death in Deadwood case
Lawrence county sheriff ruled the death of Mrs. Justina Schaffer at Deadwood hospital as accidental after statements by Mrs. Schaffer and her daughter Mrs. D. Waller who held a .22 rifle at the time. Coroner S. A. Jackson sought further developments and planned an inquest.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
A. Jackson
Sacred works by Bach Liszt Grieg echoed by Augustana choir
The Augustana College choir of Sioux Falls will perform a sacred concert at the American Lutheran church Thursday evening arranged in three groups. The program includes 11 numbers with works by Bach Liszt Grieg and two pieces by Dr. Carl R. Youngdahl. Critics from several cities praised the choir with Boston’s Music News calling the program art built.
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Augustana College Choir
Sioux Falls
American Lutheran Church
Bach
Liszt
Grieg
S. D. Disrud
Carl R. Youngdahl
Augustasia Choir
F. B. Fletcher
Music News
Boston
Andrus Defends Self in 10200 Injury Suit
Wilbur Andrus took the stand in Aberdeen in a $10,200 damage suit filed by Agnes Behseleck for injuries from a June auto crash. His testimony suggested he was not negligent when his car collided head on with a machine operated by E. Bross. complaint cites negligence by both drivers with Bence named as co-defendant.
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Aberdeen
Wilbur Andrus
Agnes Behseleck
Andrus
E. Bross
Wrth Bence
Hoover Announces Drought Relief Contribution
President Hoover announced a ten percent donation from his salary to drought relief. The contributions push the Red Cross drought fund to 7.303 million dollars toward a 10 million dollar goal.
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Hoover
Red Grass
Washington
Red Cross
County Assessor Plan Loses Again
Pierre, Feb 1 A bill by H C Mandt Sioux Falls to replace township assessors with a county assessor failed 61 to 23 in the South Dakota House. Supporters said centralization would cut costs and equalize assessments, while opponents warned of loss of local control. The House also passed two tax measures on permit requirements for livestock trucks and mileage rates for state employee travel. The Senate approved seven bills, including a measure on substitutes to curb oleomargarine sales, court date changes in the ninth circuit, and tax compromise for educational institutions. Additional House actions covered drug store ownership limits, reciprocal licensing of auctioneers, and school board meeting allowances. A four-year course authorization for state normal schools and a full normal school work bill were advanced.
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Mundt
Menure
County Commission
Senate
James Fedderson
Ber~esford
Sem BR. A
House
L. J. Larson
I. B. Clarkson
Buffalo
Harding County
Madison
Spearfish
Springfield
Joint Legislative Committee On Education
Hill Reelected To Chorus Presidency At Huron College
Hill reelected president of the Huron Civic Chorus at the first meeting of the year. Gen Eva Swenson secretary and Glady Murray treasurer reelected. Mrs J J Pasek and Donald Streeter named vice presidents. Chorus reports bank balance about 113 dollars and Messiah receipts of 85 dollars, with 50 used for traveling expenses. First spring rehearsal held for Mendelssohn cantatas Hymn of Praise and Hear My Prayer to be performed in May at the college chapel.
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Mendelssohn
Hymun
Risinger lauds Boy Scouts work before Huron Lions
M E Risinger special agent for the Chicago and North Western spoke at the Huron Lions Club luncheon praising Boy Scouts of America. He noted in over a thousand cases handled, only five or six involved scouts. Lions planned annual ladies night fete tied to district governors conference next Monday with out of town visitors from Wessington De Smet Howard Mitchell and others. An animated discussion on the state volunteer tax commission report followed.
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M. E. Risinger
Boy Scouts of America
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Huron Lions Club
Risinger
Lions
Wessington
de Smet
Howard
Mitchell
State Volunteer Tax Commission
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Buck Brothers
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Wisconsin
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Case
Auburn
Itelf
Auburn Auto
North American
Fastman Kodak
U. S. Steel
Worthington
American Telephone
American Can
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
AT & T
Anzconde
Armour B
Atchison
At Cet
Atl
Balt & O
Bendix Ay
Beth Ed
Sie
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Cerro de Pasco
Ches & O
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C&nw
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Chrysler
Colo Puel
Cal G & E
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Guards
Drug Inc
Eastman
Echc
Fox Film Ass
Freeport Tex
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Gen Foods
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Til Cent
Comb
Nickley
K C So
Kennecott
Kroger
Louise de Nash
Mack 'Tks
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nash
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No Pac
Packard
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Pamn
Phillips Pet
Pullivan
Radio 1844
RKO
Reading
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Rep St
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Sears Roe
Sinclair LM
So, Pag
So Ry
Stand Bee
Cal
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St Oil NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim R Big
Unfom
S. D
H. C. Mundt
Sheldon F. Reese
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