Market Hog Prices Lift Across Regions Amid Strong Demand
Receipts total 1000 at Armour Stockyards and Chicago trading floors showed hog prices firming with light hogs steady to higher. Dealer activity picked up as buyers sought under 250 lb pigs, while larger good packers remained near steady. Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports mirrored the uptrend with varied cattle and sheep trading, though some regions noted slower demand for heavier weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Ousset
St. Paul
Waedertons
Parkers
Sioux City
ATS Ues
Wheat Futures Gain Slightly in Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures showed a small gain after the opening, with May and July contracts higher before profit-taking near the close. Oats, barley and rye moved mixed. cash wheat was dull, with limited desirable quality offerings and light making quality demand. Minneapolis cash close and carlot grain figures follow with bid ranges and spot prices for No. 1 northern wheat and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bye
Finx
Montana
Mimecopolis
Carlot Grain
Markets Wrap Burson Pullies and Huron Poultry Prices
Markets report from Burson Pullies and Huron Poultry and Egg Market. Live geese and dressed poultry prices listed alongside Chicago futures for eggs butter and wool. Includes potato and produce figures from Minneapolis and Sioux Falls with assorted animal hides and pelts valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Active Trading Boosts Stocks in New York Session
Stocks rose in stronger trading with gains led by U S Steel American Can Santa Fe New Haven New York Central and American Tobacco. Most major issues gained about one point as profit taking paused. Call money rate fell to 2 1 2 percent the lowest since December 18 and volume reached about 2 100 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
American Can
Santa Fe
New Haven
New York Central
American Tobesco
Minneapolis Investment Trust Quotation Report
Paul Brown & Co reports closing stock quotations from Minneapolis, listing North American Trust, Universal Trust, and other funds with share values. The report includes numerous banks, oil, steel, and utility stocks with bid, ask, and close figures amid a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investment Trust
Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
Isa
North American Trust
Copronte Trust
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
United
Coramon
ABC Trust
Sharpe seeks highway records on Pickus contracts in SD
South Dakota Attorney General M Q Sharpe has asked the state highway commission to provide in writing a detailed, tabulated list of all highway projects in which Herma Pickus or his firms were involved over the past six years. The request covers contract names, locations, dates, descriptions, original prices, any extras, and the officials in charge. The move is part of the probe connected to graft indictments against Pickus and former Brown County highway engineer Paul G Egbert.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Department
M. Q. Sharpe
Highway Commission
Herma Pickus
Aberdeen
Sharpe
George Henry
Commission
Pickus
Roger Campbell
Brown County
Attorney General's Office
Paul G. Egbert
Highway Department
South Dakota
Attorney General
Mc Sharpe
Cof
Democrats Ignore Prohibition Issue in Favor of Economic Crisis
Congressional Democrats plan to sidestep the prohibition controversy to focus on solving the nation’s economic crisis. Led by Senator Robinson and Speaker Garner, they argue the issue splits both parties and should stay off the party agenda until the convention. If raised there, it will be addressed, but not before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Democrats
Raskob
National Committee
Capital Hill
Congress
Robinison
Arxansis
Garner
Raskeb
Navigation Survey Continuance Urged by Governors
Governor George F. Shafer of North Dakota seeks continuation of the upper Missouri river navigation survey at a Washington hearing with war department officials. South Dakota may join North Dakota in urging the survey from Sioux City to the Yellowstone mouth. Army officials have advised postponement. Shafer attends. South Dakota awaits action on its request.
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Bismarck
Upper
Missouri River
George F. Shafer
North Dakota
War Department
Washington
South Dakota
ofGdale
Shefer
Ruryry
Sioux City
Yellowstone River
Arny [Een
Shafer
Speakers Vie For Honors At Huron College Contest
Contenders for the annual Smith extemporaneous speaking contest at Huron College vie for top honors with two prior winners in attendance. Verl Lewis and Leonard Anderson will open with two peace orations, while Walter Nelson and Anderson seek another strong showing. A $15 first prize and $10 second prize are awarded. winner becomes state representative in the extemporaneous speaking contest and may advance to the state peace oration contest. The event, at the Huron college chapel, begins at 6 p.m. with free public admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Huron College
Lewis
Anderson
E. H. Jackson
Jobless Men Demand Work at Capitol Rally
An army of 10000 to 15000 unemployed men from Pennsylvania gathered at the capitol today led by Rev. James R. Cox to petition Congress for a five billion dollar public works program funded by bonds. The effort seeks jobs and projects in highways public buildings rural hospitals reforestation flood control and water power conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay L. BR. Linugren Washington
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Congress
James R. Cox
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Mountains
James J. Davis
Clyde Kelly
Beach Retires as Church Treasurer After 30 Years Service
Beach retires from the Congregational church treasurer post after more than three decades in that role. E M Lothrop named his successor. Beach stays on as a trustees member. Officials reelected include Gard ner and McArthur as super visors. numerous officers named. Debt reduced to 580 and a 5500 budget set for next year. New members added, baptisms held, and Scout programs reported as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
B. E
Pop) Beach
Beach
E. M. Lothrop
Ty W. Curtis
LC. Tredway
W. C. Gowdy
M. E. Blystone
M. W. Smith
H. M. Whisman
C. N. Hall
A H. Hanson
J. A.jotmaan
W. E. Kindley
George M. Townsend
Seave
Maurice Gowdy
Richard Hill
Thes
Mary Ber
South Dakota
Imogene Murphy
Nebraska Considers Abandoning Its Fair
Lincoln hosts a meeting as the Nebraska fair deals with a large deficit and weighs whether to cancel next fall’s exposition. Members met without a decision and planned another session to decide on the fair’s future amid funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Episcopal Church Elects Officers At Grace Parish Meeting
Grace Episcopal church held its annual parish meeting with a supper by Trinity Guild. A. F. Miller received a gold cross for many years as senior warden. Members elected wardens and vestrymen and named delegates to the convocation in Deadwood and Lead from May 8 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
A. F. Miller
Grace Episcopal Church
Trinity Guild
John Sauer
C. R Morey
John Wheeler
Deadwood
Lead
John B. Wheel
B. James
J. F. Sainsbury
A. M. Tuller
William’ Harris
Saver
Harry Lampe
Sewell
John Saver
Friniy Guild
St. Mary's Guild
St Vincent's Guild
Axelstes
Island Adventure Told by Shipwrecked Americans
February American will publish the first complete account of the three Americans shipwrecked on Cocos Island last spring under the heading so months on Desert Island. The trio of authors includes Paul Stackwicl and Heuronian with the article to be on sale January 20 at Huron newsstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Island
Cocos Island
Paul Stackwicl
Heuronian
Huron
Kasper to Attend Huron Legion Meeting
State Commander T. C. Kasper of Breakings will visit the Huron American Legion Post for tonight's regular session. The meeting begins at 8 o'clock in the Legion hall with Kasper as a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper
Legion
Huron American Legion
T. C. Kasper
Legion Hall
Milk Delivery Planned for 40 Needy Children
Associated Charities workers prepare a list of 40 Huronims to receive 40 quarts of milk daily donated by the Huron Kiwanis through its committee on under privileged children. Milk delivery will start once the list is compiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Huron’ Kiwanis Club
Huron
Sweepstake Honors Won By Huron Boys
Sweepstake honors in this week’s come ae coloring contest went to Arthur and Ett, 528 Fifth Street Southeast, with Iv Mosa Mullins page, and to Dany Jom ann, 273 Second Street Southwest, who colored Out Our Way. Each will receive a free ticket to the Huron theatre, along with eight other boys and girls, winner of page prizes. Ten free tickets to the Huron are offered each week by The Eorthly Huronite to the boys and girls of an area who best color the comic parts of the newspaper. Beulsh Lott, 202 Dakota Avenue Southeast and Ellen Comey, Carpeter, will type tickets for the best coloring Out Our Way. Fred Buntwork, 231 Idaho Avenue and Iie East, and Ralph DeBayche, Cavew, for Mann Whirllins, Irene Borrstrom, 101, Four, and Lola Lestr 603 for ik Street Northeast, for Our Bedding Howe, and Garth Packard. rovie 4, Hurcitet Verle French, 45 Frans Avenue for The Guanos.
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Arthur &Ett
Fifth Street
Mosa Mullins
Dany Jomann
Second Street Southwest
Huron Theatre
Sien
Huron
Eorthly Huronite
Pais
Beulsh Lott
Dakota Avenue
Siteh
Ellen Comey
Uckets
Fred Buntwork
Idaho Avenue
Iie
Ralph DeBayche
Cavew
Mann Whirllins
Irene Borrstrom
Iol
Our
Lola Les
Ik Street Northeast
Bedding Howe
Garth Packard
Rovie 4
Frans Avenue
County Board Audits Poor Farm Inventory This Week
County commissioners visited the poor farm to take the annual inventory. The audit was aided by TH Young who accompanied the board to assist in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invonpory County
I. TH. Young
Man sought for confectionery sales in Huron area
National confectionery firm seeks a man under 35 with CSR and strong work ethic for sales in Huron and surrounding counties and Watertown territory. 40 to 50 calls daily with deliveries at sale. Night pay or meal allowance offered. Call Frick L Jackson or Mervin Hughitt Brit after 8 PM for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Watertown
Frick L. Jackson
Mervin Hughitt
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Burson Pullies
Swit & Ca
Tome
Orm
Meder
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Byetegs
Leghors Springs
Spriegs
Wai
Rs ‘Eem
Noy
Buren Daley Market
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Springs
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Am Loco
ATKT
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Auburn
Aft
B&o
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Betheel
Border
Briggs
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North
Howton
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Budsen
Il Cent
Comb
Int Harvester
Mickel
Kelvinstor
Kermacott
Kremae
Kreger
Mack Trods
State Highway Heads
Biook Falls
Jen
Sheldon F. Reese
Tankage Cort
ENC. Feed Seed
Huren
D. G. Kleinsasse
Moederh
Wis
S. W. Phons
Ig Ta Ave
S. W
Swift
Swift & Company
HUBOX
Brookfield
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