Hog Market Leads Strongly At Armour Yard Sale
Hog receipts reached 200 head at Armour Yards Huron with prices up to 4.26 top for hogs and steady cattle, calves, and sheep markets. Chicago and regional livestock reports show hogs largely steady to slightly higher with 4.75 top in Chicago and mixed moves across Sioux City and South St Paul markets.
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Armour Lock
Huron
Chicago
South St Paul
Gembst
Sioux City
U. S
Wheat futures fraction higher in quiet Minneapolis trade
Wheat futures closed fractionally higher as trading faded late after a quiet session in Minneapolis on Feb 13 with May wheat up 0.44, July and Sept modestly higher, and cash wheat market showing slower demand and steady winter wheat. Cash ranges for Minneapolis and Duluth futures and cash close details accompany.
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Minneapolis
Bama Taeie
July Boye
Local car standards report shows fresh graded firsts rise
A brief item notes centralized car standards with fresh graded firsts up 16 percent locally. Current receipts show a 1 percent change while 11tg and Egas references appear in the fragmented text, alongside 16 percent figures for easy extra firsts cars and 11,961 units mentioned in unclear context.
Markets Report Huron Poultry and Hide Goods
Swift & Co furnishes Huron markets with poultry and eggs data including Huron Sutter and Egga products, hens, springs, and butterfat figures. Bolles & Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co provide hides and tallow pricing, while New York and Sioux City reports cover egg and butter markets, colored poultry, and case lot prices.
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Huron Poultry
Sutter
EGGA
Swift & Co
Huron
Jaxttora Springs
Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Métal Co
New York Poultry Prices on Thursday
New York city market report shows 1 dressed poultry steady with chickens priced 12 19 for fresh, frozen 16s for fowls. Fresh turkeys at 14 24, frozen turkeys 15 24. Ducks listed as fresh with frozen 15 16 1/4. Old roosters priced 9 1 for both fresh and frozen.
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New York
Chicago Potatoes and Poultry Prices on Feb 15 Briefly
Chicago reports mixed farm品 prices with U S D A data. Potatoes show liberal supplies and slow trading, with Wisconsin round whites and Idaho russets selling only sparingly. Poultry markets are unsettled with hens and broilers varying in price, turkeys and ducks offered steady to unchanged.
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Chicago
U.S. No. 1
Wisconsin
Idaho
Dollar firm Paris notes foreign exchange shift
The United States dollar remained firm on the foreign exchange market closing at 15.31 francs, down from yesterday’s 15.22 francs. Chicago egg futures report tight ranges with slight gains and Butter futures show storage standards for February. Sioux Falls produce prices list varied poultry and dairy items with mixed quotes.
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Paris
United States
Dolar
I Ligne
Chicago
Mor, Co
Stocks Rise In Broad Market Rally On Feb 15
New York trading session sees broad buying push stocks up about three points with gains across rails steels sugars metals and merchandisers. Major movers include U S Steel American Telephone General Motors Caterpillar Chrysler Montgomery Ward American Sugar Refining and Sarita Fe while United Aircraft weakens. Transfers reach about 2.9 million shares with closing quotations for numerous issues listed across Alaska Juneau to Sar.
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Exchange
New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
Case
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
American Sugar Refining
Sarita Fe
United Aircraft
Amphitheater Planned for Ray Vine Park Construction
Ray Vine Park to gain an 1800-seat outdoor amphitheater with a 40 by 100 foot stage and 18 terraces. CWA workers will begin Friday under park superintendent Robert Fair after approval from Pierre. The design includes plank benches, space for an orchestra, a 30 inch stage rise, three aisles with pergolas, landscaped surroundings, and a rear wall to enclose the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayvine Park
CWA
Robert Fair
Pierre
Fair
Frank Dinneen Dies Thursday In Huron After Long Illness
Early settler Frank Dinneen aged 71 died after a nine day illness at a local hospital. Born August 25 1862 in Frankfort Massachusetts he moved to Huron in 1880 and helped build the Dakota House. Survived by widow a stepdaughter Mrs Regina Les Tey and her son George two brothers B Dinneen of Huron and Fr F G Dinneen Jesuit priest in Chicago. Funeral Saturday at 10 at St Martin's Catholic Church with Msgr D F Desmond officiating burial in Catholic cemetery. body at Walsh chapel until service.
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Huron
Frank Dinneen
St Martin's Catholic Church
Msgr
D. F. Desmond
Walsh Chapel
Mr. Dinneen
Jacob Rittel Dies After Short Illness
Jacob Benjamin Rittel aged 48 of Virgil died about 11 o'clock at 2 Huron hospital after a brief illness. He was a blacksmith born in Germany December 17, 1589 and immigrated with his parents to Delmont, later living in Virgil. Survived by widow Magdalena and seven children at home, mother Ann Rittel of Delmont, three brothers and seven sisters, two grandchildren. Funeral to be 1:30 PM at Walsh chapel with Rev. Alfred Trenerry officiating. burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Jacob Rittel
Jacob Benjamin Rittel
Virgil
Huron Hospital
Germany
Me. Rittel
United States
South Dakota
Delmont
Rittel
Madison
Carrie Heide
Nebraska
Martha Blachnicht
Tyndal
Mary Rittel
Johanna Shaw
Lydia Braise
Christine Kent
Walsh Chapel
Alfred Trenerry
Ing
Riverside Cemetery
Aid For Small Businesses Discussed With Roosevelt
Washington February 15. Eugene Black governor of the Federal Reserve Board discussed with President Roosevelt a plan for financial aid to small businesses. He told reporters on entering the White House he had definite plans but would not discuss them until the conference. Palestine Jew Immigration Figures Reported. 1933 saw 11 918 Jews immigrate to Palestine through Zionist offices.
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Washington
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
White House
Black
Jerusalem
Palestine
Palestine Emigration Offices
Zionist Organization
Jewish Telegraph Agency
United States Government Bond Prices Reported
February 15 report shows Liberty 3s at 102, Liberty 4s around 102.24, and Treasury notes including 47-52 at 108.20, with 33 51-55 at 97.22. some issues show calls and disregistrations.
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Nash
Nat'l Bis
Nat'l
Purity
RCA
RKO
Rem Rand
Rep. Steel
Hey Tob
Sears Roe
Socony
So Pac
Stand Brands
St. Oil Cal
St Oi N J
Stow Warner
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim Rol
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corps
United Fruit
US Indel
US Pipe
US Rule
US Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pic
West Union
West Bloc
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
United
U. 3
New York
United States Government
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Liberty 4Th
Treasury
CURB CLOSE by The Associated Press
The brief item notes a closing curb incident reported by The Associated Press. No further details are readable in the fragment.
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Chise Service
City Briefs Hit Parade of Local Movements and Visits
Arlington resident Mrs. J P Hardy guests with daughter Mrs George Thompson at 670 Arizona Avenue Southwest. Ross Baer of Woonsocket attends Beadle County Young Republican events. Mr and Mrs Harold Dukelow depart for Pierre where he leads the Red Owl store’s food and vegetable department. Funeral attendance at Mrs Fay Cartner service in Frankfort. Donna Jean Hardy born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs W S Kalahar of 1435 Fourth Street Southwest. Philip visitors Mr and Mrs Claude Gascoigne and mother-in-law Mrs Frank Lyon en route home from Minneapolis. Inez Jones returns from buying trip to eastern markets. Lois Campbell and E R Campbell with son Lawrence travel to Redwood Falls for funeral of Harold Campbell. James Campbell dies in Minneapolis. burial set Friday. Harry Lampe returns from ten-day buying trip in Chicago. Mrs George W Walker sails to Santa Ana for a few months with sister Mrs Charles Keith, stopping to visit B R Walker in Denver.
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J. P. Hardy
Arlington
George Thompson
Arizona Avenue
Ross Baer
Woonsocket
Beadleounty Young Republican Organization
Harold Dukelow
Fierre
Dukelow
Red Owl
Gascoigne
Frank Lyon
Philip
Inez Jones
Lois Campbell
E. R. Campbell
Lawrence
Redwood Falls
Minn
Rarold Campbell
Miss Campbell
Campbell
Minneapolis
Harry Lampe
Chicago
George W. Walker
Clarence G. Waller
Santa Ana
Calif
Charles Keith
B. R. Walker
Denver
Doumergue Wins Confidence Vote in France
Paris reports Prime Minister Gaston Doumergue and his cabinet secured 402 votes to 126 in a stormy chamber of deputies session. Sixty three abstained as Communist deputies sang the Internationale and center right factions chanted the Marseillaise, backing government moves to end parliamentary debate until the budget is approved to safeguard money and national safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
France
Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
World Day Of Prayer Observed By Huron Women
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday at 2:30 P M at the Presbyterian church in Huron. The event marks Lent’s first Friday, promoted by church women groups. Mrs Thad Oviatt urged all Huron church women to attend.
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Women of Huron
Council of Women For Homie Missions
Federation of Women's Boards of Foreign Missions of North America
National Council of Federated Church Women
Mra. J. W. Hofmeyer
Cape Town
South Africa
Christians of All Nations
Thad Oviatt
Huron
Beadie 4-H Clubs Schedule Broadcast on Saturday
Beadie county 4-H clubs plan a series of broadcasts on KGDY Huron station starting this Saturday from 1 to 1 30 PM. Ross Oviatt of Clyde Dream Crusaders suggested the idea and will introduce program numbers as Miss Mildred Lyman’s Dakota Belles 4-H club performs. Both girls and boys clubs will take part to promote the 4-H club program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie
Beadie County
Huron
KGDY
Ross Oviatt
Clyde Dream Crusaders
Mildred Lyman
Dakota Belles
Arthur Fuller Dies Former railroad man obituary
Relatives report Arthur Fuller died at his Clarion home after a long railroad career. He served with Chicago and North Western as a fireman in Huron era, then became a Great Western engineer before illness led to retirement. Burial in Clarion with a wife and three sisters remaining.
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Arthur Fuller
Clarion
Chicago and North Western
Aga
Great Western Railroad
Ilness
Arthur White
Columbia Falls
Mont
Rollin Holden
Pierre
Elle Dickey
St Paul
Aged Pioneer Behr Dies at Lake Preston
Andreas Behr aged 79 died yesterday at his Lake Preston home after illness from old age. A Denmark immigrant who arrived in 1892 homesteaded north of Lake Preston then moved to Lake Whitewood banks. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Lutheran church with Rev Eid officiating and burial in Lake Preston Cemetery. He was survived by no children.
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Lake Preston
Andreas Behr
Denmark
Behr
Lake Whitewood
Lutheran’ Church
E.G. Eid
Berry Denies Partisan Politics in State Relief Effort
Governor Berry denies charges by the South Dakota Farm Bureau that partisan politics influence CWA and PWA relief work. He says appointments to the state relief committee are bipartisan and that workers are chosen for performance, not politics. Republican and Democratic members of the relief panel are listed. no comment on other charges. Aberdeen official E. Collins declines to comment on alleged political manipulation of his appointment.
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State Relief Committee
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
B.C. Yates
Lead
H. HE. Holdridge
Madison
P. B. Jenkins
Pierre
Burger enters race for Huron city commission seat
A V Burger, 42, automobile salesman and World War II veteran, announced his candidacy for the Huron city commission seat now held by T C Young. The April 17 election will also feature W A Johns seeking the Republican nomination for state senator and Miso Stevens pursuing the Democratic nomination, with Theresa township farmer as a rival.
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A. V. Burger
Huron
W. A. Johns
Nuron
Miso Stevens
Theresa Township
Camp
Palen
Arthur V. Burger
T. C. Young
Burger
Sixth Street
iHe
Valley Downship
A. M. Urquhart
Ralph G. Burger
Young
Alleged Slayer Of Verne Miller Freed
George Levines who claimed to be wanted in Detroit for killing Verne Miller was released from custody in Los Angeles after confessing to a gamble loan ruse. Investigators say he used the alias George Lewis to mislead a gambler who alerted police. Mrs. Levine backed her husband’s denial of Detroit warrants and Michigan authorities confirmed her account.
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Verne Miller
Los Angeles
George Levines
Detroit
Mich
Pilkas
Levine
George Lewis
Miller
Michigan
Huron Speakers Travel to Vermillion Meet For Debates
Four Huron high school speakers depart with Coach D C Router for Vermillion to compete in the University of South Dakota oratory and debate meet. Team members include Don Schroeder Irving Axelrad Parkhurst Wood and Ross Oviatt Axelrod will enter the oratory contest tonight and the debate starting Friday. In Burdette Miss Sara L Dewing home agent visits Extension clubs for a broad demonstration and plans to return tonight.
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Huron High School
University of South Dakota
Burdette
Sara L. Dewing
Results Seen In Mite Club Drive
The Salvation Army Mite Club Drive reports progress hindered by the Spring Opening Festival yet shows several firms already at 100 percent subscriptions. Adjutant Clare D. Edward notes 100 percent backs from Standard Oil Northwestern Public Service Dakota Central Telephone Huron police Rob inson Shoe Osborn Clothing Peter Mintener Lumber Kiet Brothers Knabe Typewriter Ritchey Music Red Owl and more near full support from Montgomery Ward Model Steam Golden Rule. Workers are urged to contribute 10 cents weekly for two weeks to reach full participation. The drive supports the Salvation Army relief program as funding shortfalls and heavy relief demands strain the regular campaign.
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Salvation Army
Clare D. Edward
Standard Oil Company
Northwestern Public Service Company
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Huron Police Department
Security National Bank
Robinson Shoe Store
Osborn Clothing Store
Peter Mintener Lumber Company
Kiet Brothers
Knabe Typewriter Company
Ritchey Music Shop
Red Owl
Montgomery Ward Company
Model Steam Laundry
Golden Rule
Edward
Sie
Whisman Named G. O. P. Chairman
H. M. Whisman, longtime Beadle county Republican leader, elected county central committee chairman to fill the unexpired term of A. A. Chamberlain who resigned to run for circuit judge. Whisman, an insurance man and former state GOP official, will serve until after the spring primary as the committee reorganizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Whisman
Senate
State Committee
Chamberlain
Whisman
County Central Committee
Knights Templar to Hold Annual Inspection Tonight
D. W. Steele grand warder of the Knights Templar will inspect La-Co-Tah Commandery No. 6 at 7:20 tonight in the Masonic hall. Delegations from Mitchell Watertown Redfield and Brookings are expected with a reception after the official work.
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Knights Templar
D. W. Steele
Watertown
La-Co-Tah
Masonic Hall
Mitchell
Redfield
Brookings
Aunch
Hospital Admissions and Discharges and Marriages List
At the hospitals admitted Chase Stewart Wessington medical Mrs H L Brown Huron medical Mrs Neil Corneilson Huron surgical TOS R W Spiller Huron surgical Dismissed Mrs William Koch Wolsey Mrs Ted Leckey De Smet Mrs Joe Atkins Wessington Springs Mrs John Monfort and baby Tulare. Marriage licenses Earl McGillivrey 25 and Katherine Siemens 20 both of Wolsey Ortha N Wecker 25 Alpona and Alving M Housner 18 Woonsocket Earl Myron Haigh 25 Cavour and Ester Lenora Werner 23 Iroquois Engagement and wedding rings Smith Jewelry store adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Stewart
Wessington
Medical
H. L. Brown
Huron
Neil Corneilson
Surgical
Tos. R. W. Spiller
William Koch
Wolsey
Ted Leckey
de Smet
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
John Monfort
Baby
Earl McGillvrey
Katherine Siemens
Ortha N. Wecker
Alpona
Alving M. Housner
Woonsocket
Earl Myron Haigh
Cavour
Esther Lenora Werner
Iroquois
Smith Jewelry Store
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Am Can
Am Far Pow
Am Int
Am Loco
Am Roll Mill
Am Sm & Ref
Am Sugar
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour del
Armour
Armour B
Aremour
Atchison
Atl
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall
Bendix Av
Beth Stoudha
Borden
Briggs
Mig
Brunswick Balke
Byers Co
Can
Caterpu Tract
Cerro de Paseo
Firestone T & R
Fox Film A
Gen Elec
General Foads
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Gt Nor Nich
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Tl Cen
Industry
Int Harverter
Int-Nickel
D&t
Johns-Manville
Kennewet
Kresge
Lambert
Loews
Mack. Treks
Mallinson
McKiess & Reb
Monte Ward
Berry
F. B. Charges
Vermillion
Mite
A. A. Chamberlain
Skunk
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