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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

2

Market News: Hog Prices Rise at Armour Yard

Hog prices advanced 10 to 15 cents to a top of 7.55 at Armour Stock Yards Huton on Feb 10 as receipts ran about 9,000 head. Mostly 10 to 20 cents higher for around 290 lb butchers and 190-220 lb cuts. Western slaughter indications steady, with salable hogs around 9.75 for certain categories. other livestock and egg prices mix. Minneapolis and Watertown reports show mixed grain and poultry, with No 1 heavy dark northern wheat around 1.14 to 1.20 and corn bids around 55 cents.

Minneapolis Ich Montana Yallady Bologna Sioux City Buckawn Anne New York Sioux Falls Leghorn Stags Leghorn Cocks Capone T Wbe Chicago Huron Ty Mar

Huron Produce Market and Minneapolis/Duluth Grain Report

Market notes from Huron and Minneapolis area show wheat futures up to 16 percent, with highs near 105 and close around 103. hens, roosters, and eggs priced in varied ranges. Duluth and Minneapolis flour futures listed with tariffed bundle prices and shipments totaling 23,126 sacks or equivalents. standard patten and bran/middlings pricing provided.

Minneapolis Bey Senate Duluth Thorney Duluth Minneapous Flour Sandard Joweny S

Wheat Hits Low Level At Close In Sluggish Trade

Chicago wheat slipped to near session lows on February 10 as profit taking weighed on prices despite a broad market rally. Analysts noted expected moderate European demand and a possible lingering U.S. wheat surplus, with May and July futures closing off the prior day’s levels.

Chicago Feo Europe United States Yeaterday St Bank Sioek Mhck

Huron Faces Snow and Cold Weather Brightens with Forecast

Snow blankets Huron as bitter cold grips the area. A low of above zero was logged overnight with the weather bureau predicting rising temperatures tonight. Forecaster B. Laskorski notes the forecast calls for unsettled conditions and possible additional snow flurries with temperatures lifting from near zero to the mid teens in the Huron area.

Huron State Weather Bureau B. 2. Laskorski Ari Wis

Katherine Reedy Dies Here Today

Miss Katherine Reedy died at her sister Mrs Albert Bergs home 525 Utah Avenue Southeast at seven o clock this morning from a cerebral ailment after illness since Tuesday night She is survived by her sister two brothers Frank Reedy and John Reedy and three nephews Richard Robert and Reedy Berg The body will lie in state at Walsh funeral home and burial will be at Beresford Sky.

Katherine Reedy Albert Berg Utah Avenue Miss Reedy Huron John Reedy Alpena Richard Robert Reedy Berg St. Martin's Catholic Church Beresford Sky

Aviation Class Meets Tonight at City Hall Basement

Aviation mechanics and related subjects will be offered for free under the WPA adult education program led by Austin Lytle. Tonight's 9 o'clock gathering at the city hall basement will organize two sections and announce schedules for the month. Nearly 100 persons, including Huron business men, have indicated intent to enroll.

Austin Lytle Lytle

Farm Loan Meet Opens in Huron Area Conference

The National Farm Loan Associations in the Huron area opened a two day conference with 81 attendees. A. M. Haskell led arrangements and reported the opening session, as discussions covered new loans, applications, and loan granting bases. Additional sessions addressed servicing farms, collections, and farm service division management.

National Farm Loan Associations Huron A. M. Haskell Baird A Koppener George W. Bunce Harry S. Dzie South Dakota Leo E Manion N.L. Landers Walter M. Willy Real Qablesses Divi‘sion Paul’ H Stuart Farm Pservice Division

Opponent of Irish Union Wins Election

Northern Ireland Belfast reports a government victory by Viscount Craigavon’s party with at least a 25 point edge in the 52 seat Commons. twelve seats undecided as Craigavon calls this a fresh mandate against a union with Ireland. Also basketball scores list Howard 35 Canavan 22 and Harrold 39 Wessington Springs 32 with Artesian 14.

Belfast Northern Irelana Viscount Craigagan Ireland Craigavon Northern Ireland Irah Howard Canavan Ala ‘Harrold sLadependerris Bluetiertodenta Wessington Springs Artesian Ana

Wright Case Nearing Verdict as Prosecutor Attacks Motive

In Los Angeles, Feb 10 1971, Paul A. Wright confessed slayer of his wife and John Kimmel faced closing arguments. Prosecutor J. Miller Leavy called him a moral leper and puppet of the fates, while defense counsel Giesler argued Wright led Union Air Terminal and faced an alleged unconscious state. witness bullets and a piano bench were cited as evidence. Jury decision expected late today or tomorrow.

Los Angeles Paul A. Wright John Kimmel Jerry Geissler J.miller Leavy Giesler Wright Union Air Terminal Kimmel Leavy Saurder

Mechanic Grove Chamber Ballots Mailed for 1938 Officers

Chamber of Commerce members were given a chance to vote on candidates for the 1938 officers and directors. Ballots sent weeks ago must be returned to Secretary Gene Denalog by midnight tonight before they go to the nominating committee. New officers will be announced at the annual meeting March 9, marking the organization’s ninth anniversary.

Chamber of Commerce Gene Denalog Chamber

Roosevelt Seeks More Relief Funds Amid Job Losses

The article reports heavy winter demand prompting over a million more relief funds, with WPA casualties rising to 68,479 on January preceding week. President warns about 3,000,000 job losses in three months as relief debates hinge on Woodrum amendment and broader federal relief control. Senators and representatives discuss emergency funds, state administration, and policy directions amid mounting unemployment.

WPA Congress Woodrum Works Progress Administration Taber New York House Appropriations Committee Cochran Missouri Austin Virginia Byrnes South Carolina McNary Oregon

White Warns of Changes in National Scene

The remarks focus on a cautious view of political shifts and the fear of a drastic change. Mr. White argues that many workers support organized action and the right to work, urging unity across unions to secure a stable leadership amid evolving crime concerns and economic conditions.

Mr. White CIO Labur

Radio Programs Promote Scouting Week Highlights

Public notices show radio time donated to Boy Scouts of America during February 6 2012 with multiple programs including Eddie Cauor Hobby Lobby Nyager Bowes Richfield Reporter Hebert and Robert Ripley publicizing Scouting efforts. Banks are urged to support the Scout work nationwide.

Nbc-Red Boy Scouts of America

Township Supervisors Urged to Postpone Feb 23 Meeting

State's Attorney Markey advised township boards that their February 22 sessions should be moved to February 23 if convenient since February 22 is a holiday. He noted that public business may be conducted on the next day, and emphasized auditing and report compilation for the annual meeting set for March 2 as a major upcoming task.

Markey Tmyiehip Harold W. Markey Edw. G. Koungs Kenruary Board

Hitchcock Races and Berry Decide in Primary Clash

The candidate pairing between Hitchcock and Berry was anticipated earlier in the week. Party leaders favor both entering the primary, letting Democratic voters decide. The two mutual friends may run a quiet campaign with minimal personal attacks, relying on their broad recognition among Democrats.

Bothmen Willy Hitchcver Berry Hitchcock

AIRLINE Schedules and route changes outlined in report

A continuing airline article details approval steps for a 10 day proving period during which planes may carry mail express and company employees only. Passenger service would begin after federal approval. Spearfish may become a stop on the Huron Cheyenne line. schedule with Hepburn City and Spearfish stops remains undecided. Han ford Airlines schedule changes to Minneapolis fit tentative Wyoming schedules. Hospital admissions and a roof fire are noted with names and locations.

Wyoming Landes Hepid City Spearfish Huron-Cheyenne Hanford Airlines Huron Minneapolis Wyoming Airlines Leedes Jasrvice Rapid City Twin Cities

Weather grounds flights across Omaha Sioux City route

Icy conditions between Omaha and Sioux City grounded planes today with no service in or out. The Huron flight was canceled and the Bismarck KRD plane also halted due to weather around Aberdeen.

Omaha Sioux City

Rabbit Hunters Plan Free Meet At Three Phicex

Rabbit hunters gather for a free meet at three and discuss equipment and land access. Prospective participants from Belle Prairie Logan Pay ship and surrounding areas assemble at designated centers with hunts to follow at specific farms and fields.

Heacaba Chairaan Whey U.S. Forester Zevelos Aa Walsh Pesundup i Belle Prairie Juin de Logan Emmec Myers Sonne Stre Wiley

Yale Young Democrats Re Elect Officers After Meeting

Yale Young Democrats re elected all officers at their annual meeting. Lloyd Gribble was named president with Kathryna Davis as vice president and Sam Tychetter as secretary. Ralph Rice addressed plans for the campaign and criticized Governor Jena’s administration. A post meeting luncheon followed with attendees from the Yale chapter and state organization.

Yale Young Demos Lloyd Gribble Rice Yale Young Dayscratic Club Arganization Merle Bure A. Diegen Gribble Jena Edw. G. Youngs Yale

Boyd Is Speaker At Chapel Session

Rev Word F Boyd delivered the fourth lecture of Spiritual Emphasis Week at Huron College Chapel. Music featured Bach Goulded and Ave Mariz with Edith Fiske Lysan and Elizabeth Borroff in attendance. The talk urged belief as a creed, noting belief precedes knowledge and that progress requires commitment to something.

Max Muning Huron College Edith Fiske Lysan Elizabeth Borroff Word F. Boyd Prine

West Takes Over Hatchery Company In Huron

Ralph West former manager of American Hatcheries in Huron announced the purchase to operate as West Hatchery. The facility at 164 Bokoin Avenue Southeast will continue to emphasize high quality stock and production, maintaining trade with superior bred ericks of extra good quality.

West Ralph West Huron West Hatchery Bokoin Avenue America

Too Late To Classify GOOD IMPROVED QUARTER FOR RENT

West of Huron for rent a four furnished to a reliable tenant with immediate possession. Agent Win Issenhuth. Experienced fire warms housey good worker. Route 2 Box Bryant. D. Master Muncie transmission model T truck 708 Town 3. $1,000 buys good unimproved property near Broadland Box 52 Heron.

Huron Issenhuth Gire Box Bryant Broadland Heron

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