Hog Prices Decline Across Armour Stockyards Market
Hog receipts in Armour Stockyards Huron on February 25 show prices 10 to 15 cents lower with top bids around 3.40. Across Chicago and St Paul markets demand remains steady to weak as hogs move early ahead of spring, with light to heavy weights trading from about 3.25 to 4.20 depending on grade and weight.
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St. Paul
Wright
Sioux City
U. S
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Egez
Wheat futures set back as market closes firm
Wheat futures fluctuated through the Minneapolis session before slipping from early gains and closing firmer as mid session losses faded. May July and September wheat ended unchanged, corn had no trading, and cash markets showed sluggish but varied demand across grains.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Report Summary
Market notes for Huron and Mitchell listings show Hens over 44 pounds and under 4% lighter weights with eggs and butterfat prices. Also included are hides, wool, sheep pelts, and tallow values from Bolles & Hogers and regional reports for Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Chicago and Minneapolis prices cover butter, eggs, poultry, and flour futures through Feb 25.
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Huron Poultry
Swill & Cs
Hures
Bolles & Hogers Huron
Mitchel
Mitchell
Tbs
Reese
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Closing Tone Of Stocks Is Heavy
The New York market opened unsettled and closed heavy after a tentative morning. Major issues fluctuated with some gains late, while several rails and industrials moved modestly. Auburn fell sharply before trimming losses.
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New York
Otpens
Auburn
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
Borden
Western Union
U. S. Steel
American Can
Township Meetings Rescheduled to 1 P.M.
Beadle county townships will hold meetings next Tuesday starting at 1 p.m due to legislation. Each township will convene at its usual location with business including the election of one township supervisor for three years along with a clerk treasurer and assessor.
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T. H. Young
Young
Beadle County
Feasibility Test for Crop Insurance Proposed in Senate
Senator Sheppard introduced a bill to authorize the Farm Board to make reinsurance contracts up to 50 million dollars. Premiums would feed a revolving fund and losses would be covered partly by the program. Representative Simmons also sought a 1.45 million dollar grasshopper relief appropriation to speed aid for next year’s affected areas.
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Washington
Farm Board
Sheppard
Texas
Fam Board
Representative Simmons
Ry Neb
Simmons
Senate
County superintendents defer final action on new social studies course
Huront Watertown Pierre Institute Circuit superintendents closed their two day meeting without finalizing the proposed new social studies curriculum for South Dakota grade schools. They passed a resolution not opposing the course and granted individuals the right to approve after further study. State Superintendent E C Giffen welcomed the action.
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Huront- Watertown-Pierre Institute
South Dakota
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sas
Giffen
Russell E. Jonas
State Department of Public Instruction
H. L. Hurley
Beadle
Alma T. Leighty
Clark
Beatrice M. Bannister
Codington
Ella Emerson
Devel
Ruth Miligan
Faulk
Walter Limp
Louise Sigler
Hyde
Inga Haanstad
Potter
J. B. Heinmiller
Spin
Cardozo Wins Senate Approval for Supreme Court Seat
The Senate unanimously approved Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo of New York as associate justice of the Supreme Court, with the formal ratification taking ten seconds at yesterday’s session. Cardozo will likely take his seat on March 14 after duties as chief judge of the court of appeals subside. The House also passed a large supply bill allocating 124 million for the next fiscal year.
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Cardozo
Senate
Washington
Tne
Benjamin N. Cardozo
New York
Supreme Court
Hoover
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Court of Appeals
Parlene Duncan
Huron
Surgies
House
State, Justice, Commerce and
Fsbor
Newt
Huron Elks Honor Past Rulers at Ceremony
Past exalted rulers of Huron Elks Lodge 444 will be honored at the annual past rulers ceremony led by Dr. B. H. Sprague. The 8 p.m. program includes initiatory work in second degrees and entertainment with a rows beef dinner closing at 11 10. Other officers listed include B. B. McClaskey Carl Weir Delbert Scruby Max Royhl G. C. Fullinweider H. M. Whisman C. H. Hanson BE Dinneen George Kerr.
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Huron Elks Lodge
B. H. Sprague
Sprague
B. B. McClaskey
Carl Weir
Delbert Scruby
Max Royhl
G. C. Fullinweider
H. M. Whisman
Tyler
C. H. Hanson
S. Dinneen
George Kerr
Murray vows Georgia trip over ballot access snub
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray declares he will travel to Georgia to expose what he calls skullduggery that kept him off the preferential primary ballot. He contests late filing claims and says he will urge supporters to scratch Roosevelt while promoting his own candidacy and dates in North Dakota.
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Murray
Georgia Action
Gary
William H
Georgia
Hart Wayne
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Lau
Moon Mullins Page Wins Comic Honors
A boy and a girl won sweepstake honors in this week’s comic coloring contest for Moon Mullins. Winners include Donny Simon and Neal Owen Milly, each to receive a free ticket to the Huron theatre along with other top colorists. Additional prizes went to Robert Castle Doris Hampton Margaret Hampton Phyllis Curtis Steven Marras and Adrienne Scotchbrook for various comic pages.
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Moon Mullins
Moon Mulling
Trd Wera
Donny Simon
Montana Avenue
Neal Owen Milly
Huron
Huron Theatre
Evening Huronite
Robert Castle
First Street
Doris Hampton
Moon “Ruslins
Joe M. Davis
Yale
Alice Melum
Iowa Avenue
Margaret Hampton
Phyllis Jean Curtis
Wisconsin Avenue
Guwings
Steven Marras
Miingis Averue
Adrienne Scotchbrook
Dakeia Avenue
Continue Efforts To Open Railroad From Leola
Aberdeen reports ongoing attempts to clear a snowbound Minneapolis and St. Louis line between Leola and Longlake after 28 days of disruption. A two locomotive plow cleared six miles of track with hopes to reopen by Saturday. Food and fuel have been sent to Longlake by sled from Leola.
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Aberdeen
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Lesla
Longlake
Leola
Ripley Sued for Breach of Promise in Federal Transfer
New York reports a breach of promise suit seeking 3.5 million against Robert L. Ripley, the Believe It Or Not cartoonist. Attorneys moved the case from state to federal court citing diversity of citizenship. Plaintiff Mario Oh nick, also known as Haru Onuki, of Long Beach California alleges a marriage promise.
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Ripley
New York
Robert L. Ripley
State Supreme Court
Federal Court
Mario Qhnick
Haru Onuki
Long Beach
Calif
Gambling Machines Seized in Rapid City Raid
Seven gambling machines were seized in Rapid City in a raid led by State Sheriff B A Barnes with assistance from a deputy and police. A warrant for the arrest of R W Fairbanks, claimed owner of the machines, was to be filed today.
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R.C. Rapid City
B. A. Barnes
Depwnty
Rapid City
R. W. Fairbanks
Hurley Criticized Over Testimony Refusal
Washington reports that the House expenditures committee criticized Secretary Hurley for refusing to testify on a pending bill for a public works department. Cochran said Hurley and the cabinet officer showed lack of cooperation with Congress.
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Washinglun
Rep
O—Yry
Cochran
Hurley
Department At Public Works
Cabient
Nengres
Garner Predicts Manufacturers Sales Tax In New Budget
Speaker Garner said the Ways and Means Committee will craft a tax bill within a week or ten days. He asserted a manufacturers sales levy is the sole source to raise revenue, replacing higher excise goals. The panel targets about $450 million in new taxes plus balance needs, with total revenue estimates around $1.24 billion.
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Garner Washington
Garner
Texas Democrat
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Milla
Ways and Means
British Resolution Adopted At Parley
In Geneva on February twenty five delegates unanimously adopted the British resolution to make the draft convention of the preliminary disarmament commission the basis for discussion at the world disarmament conference. The plan, drawn in nineteen forty, aims to stabilize current armaments.
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Geneva
John Simyn
Turkey
Russia
United States
France
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Senate Favors Wheat Bill and Red Cross Aid Efforts
The article details Senate support for a wheat bill while Red Cross officials coordinate emergency relief in South Dakota. Kasper cites expanded feed distribution, meetings with 14 districts, and a call for church involvement to boost donations as the drought-stricken region receives growing aid.
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Kasper
Red Cross
Red Cross’ Command
American Legion
Green
Aberdeen
Mitchell
South Dakota
Gansit
Minnesota
Iowa
Lawrence
New Trial Sought In 15 000 Damages Case
Sioux Falls Feb 25 A notice of intention to seek a new trial alleges the 15 000 verdict for personal injuries was influenced by prejudice in the Helen Reuter versus Edward F Engel suit. It cites new evidence as grounds and notes a directed verdict motion was previously overruled. Reuter says Engel’s car collided with hers last October. Washington Feb 25 Chairman Stone calls the farm board decision unfair to single out.
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Sioux Falls
Helen Reuter
Humboldt
Edward F. Engel
Hartford Farmer
Judea L. L. Fleeger
Miss Reuter
Engel
Washington
P—Chatr
Man Stone
Farm Board
Campbell Targets New Speed Records at Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell, 47, set new marks on the beach circuit with a mile at 253.968 mph and a kilometer at 251.340 mph, both aided by a head wind. He may attempt further records for five miles and ten kilometers if the wind abates, with low tide around 3.10 pm.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Fim
Campbell
US backs nine power pact against Japanese proposals
United States officials reaffirm support for the nine power pact and Kellogg peace agreement amid Japan's calls for treaty revisions over China. Stimson warns naval ratios and territorial integrity are tied to China, while lawmakers differ on interpretations and implications for future actions.
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Shanghai
United States
China
Washington
Japan
Stimson
Guam
Philippines
Johnson
California
Huron Barber Demands Jury Trial Over Shop Partition Violation
Jack Brandt a Huron barber pled not guilty and waived preliminary hearing asking for a jury trial. He was bound over to the next Municipal court term on charges of operating two shops without a ceiling high partition separating them. Complaint filed by barber inspector Nele Netgon.
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Jack Brandt
Huron
Brandt
Nele Netgon
For Rent and Community Notices Collage
Classified items include two room rental offerings and a five room house for immediate possession. Also listed are a pot luck supper at the Presbyterian Church and a modern room for rent close in with phone contact. Household furniture sale and seed oats prices appear among the brief notices.
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Presbyterian Church
G. M. Small
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