Market News Hogs and Cattle Prices From Chicago and Midwest
Chicago markets show hogs 54 000 head. prices weakened 5 to 10 cents from Wednesday, top 8.10 for 130-160 lb, various weights mixed. Cattle and calves around 9 000 and 2 000. steady to uneven, strictly good and choice steers scarce, bulls and vealers mixed. Sheep around 18 000. lambs steady to lower with bulk good to choice lambs at 8.25 8.15, yearlings up to 9.00, feeding lambs 7.00 7.75. Other Midwestern centers report slow hog trade, steady to lower bids, moderate cattle demand, and mixed sheep markets with lighter demand for some weights.
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Chicago
Junn
U. S
East
Sioux City
Jan
W. S
St. Paul Livesock
ST. Paul
Dept. Agr
Huron
May Wheat Sent Slightly Higher
May wheat edged up slightly as trading opened in Minneapolis on January 3, with a dull mid session then a late spurt. May wheat closed Bee higher, July steady, while corn, oats, rye, and barley showed mixed moves amid steady cash demand and varied farm buying. Flax demand remained strong and winter wheat was largely unchanged.
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Minneapolis
Wiest
Montana
Ll&l
Grain varieties and prices from Muron Grain Harbet listing
A grain market listing shows multiple lots by grade and kind. No 2 durum and red durum notes appear with percentages for readable samples. Wheat, oats, barley, flax and other staples are listed with assorted quality grades and prices.
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MURON
Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Areas
Market notes list prices for eggs butter and poultry in Huron Buck Brothers and Mitchell Produce in Mitchell and Sioux Falls with hens, leghorns, springs, ducks and geese priced. Chicago and New York quotes show butter eggs poultry values and overall grain and commodity trends across major markets.
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Huron
Buck Brothers
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Siouxcity
Chicago
New York
Hennery Browns
Long Island
Tap Dancing Class Scheduled With Helen Buchsnen
A six week term in tap dancing begins Thursday January 15 at 10 o clock with Miss Helen Buchsnen as instructor. The notice urges prompt action by health and fun officials.
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Helen Buchsnen
Lamb Suspended From Huron College Scalpers Ahead of Aberdeen Game
Huron Scalpers star center Lamb is suspended and will not join the team for the 1931 conference opener at Aberdeen against Northern State Teachers. Coach Bell cited tardiness as the reason. Hein of Woonsocket is expected to start in Lambs place, with Bob Bryan possibly moving from center to guard to cover the gap.
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Huron College
Aberdeen
Lumb
Bell
Huron
Nohlgren
Hein
Woonsocket
Bob Bryan
Huron High School
Lamb
Coech Bell
Tradewind Arrives in Bermuda on Daylong Flight
The monoplane Tradewind landed in Hamilton harbor Bermuda carrying Mrs. Beryl Hart and Lt. William S. MacLaren after a daylong voyage from Hampton Roads. Oil trouble caused a six hour fifty five minute episode but did not stop the sanctioned motor and minor repairs were expected. Mrs Hart piloted at times due to poor visibility while MacLaren navigated through turbid winds and rains. The craft, lightly loaded for a later transatlantic attempt, faced cloudy skies and mountainous swells overnight.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Yale
Beryl Hart
William 5. MacLaren
Hampton Roads
MacLaren
Rites Held For Two Alpena Pioneers
Funeral services were held for Betsy Thompson Alpena's eldest resident and Carl Lehr, prominent Alpena businessman. Thompson died Tuesday morning after a short illness and was buried at Resthaven following a 10:30 a.m. Methodist church service led by Rev. J. E. Washburn. Lehr died Sunday in a Rochester hospital from complications after a period of illness. his rites were moved to Resthaven after room constraints at the German church.
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Alpena
Betsy Thompson
Resthaven Cemetery
Methodist Church
J. E. Washburn
Thompson
Betsy
Mildred Thomp
Huron
Beadle County
Frank Thompson
Wolsey
Carl Lehr
Rochester
Lehr
Here
Burisl
Resthaven
Armour Foreman Hurt In Automobile Accident
Armour pecking plant foreman Reymond Elias sustained head wounds after a car crash on return from a dance event. His party assisted Elias as the Chevrolet coach was badly damaged. The group involved included workers from the jobbing department.
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Armour
Reymond Elias
Armour Pecking Plant
Dance St Wolsey
Rane Callie
Elias
Cas
Huron Baby Betty Madeline Receives Gifts at Birth
Betty Madeline Harrell, born at 2 12 New Years morning in Huron, is the first baby of 2331 and receives gifts from local merchants. Weighing nine pounds, she is the sixth daughter in the family. next baby Rollyn Mae Potter arrived at 9 06. Gifts include a walker, birth announcements, toilet seat, photos, savings credits, a gold medal, milk, and blankets from area shops.
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Huron
Betty Madeline
Rollyn Mae
R. B. Potter
Herrell
Walker the Florist
Kiel Bros
George C. Hunt
Myndall Cain
Corner Drug Store
Olin’s Studio
Fleming's
Naional Bank of Huron
Gold Medal Dairy Company
Mennen’s
Sherman & Moe
Wagner Drapery
Lampe's Market
South Dakota lawmakers back Governor Green plan
Senate president Lieutenant Governor Whitney and House Speaker Mc Veigh pledged support for Governor Green's economy program as the twenty second legislature began routine work. They aim to cut expenditures and push timely legislation while taxation remains a central issue. The session opens with committee appointments and plans for early bill introductions as lawmakers study the governor's budget timetable and aim to keep expenditures below the prior biennium.
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Vincent Hoyman Pierre
Green
Senate
House
South Dakota
C. K. Whitney
B. W. McVeigh
Whitney
McVeigh
H. I. Megard
Astoria
North Dakota
Senate Committee
State
Bulow
Legigislature
Legislature Opens Short Session in Pierre
Pierre January 7 The South Dakota legislature convened for a brief session with no bills filed Minor organizational tasks and procedural rules were adopted The Megard resolution expressing sympathy to North Dakota over its state house loss was unanimously approved In the Senate resolutions of sympathy were offered for C E Coyne Ft Pierre Charles P Freeney Yankton and W W Moyes Bridgewater who died since the last session A vote to expand the appropriations committee from 9 to 11 members passed 41 to 1 The rules committee suggested the change Senators C F Eggers Sioux Falls and Frank Fetzer Hammill named the additional committee members
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Senate
C. E Coyne
Ft. Pierre
Charles P. Freeney
Yankton
W. W. Moyes
Bridgewater
Rules Committee
C. F. Eggers
Sioux Falls
Frank Fetzer
Hammill
Poultry Show Opens At Aberdeen Today
The Dae tah Empire poultry show opened here today with five entries by poultry breeders from three states. The feature of the exhibit was 105 turkeys. Judging will start tomorrow with George W. Hackett of Wayzata, Minnesota, as judge.
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Aberdeen
George W. Hackett
Wayzata
Minn
New Accountant On Branch Staff Here
A public accountant joined the South Dakota bench of the MecLeughne Norees company at Huron today. He will take the piece: dt tee dete J. 2D, Parker, Brench Mane ager D.C. Mergent amowerd.
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MecLeughne-Norees Company
Huron
J. 2D
Parker, Brench Maneager
D.C. Mergent Amowerd
Huron Hosts State Fire Convention Preparations
Fire officials from Aberdeen and state groups led by E M Wipf will meet in Huron tomorrow to map the state fire convention tournament and school planned for next June. A five day gathering dates will be set by the committee during the meeting and the conclave returns to Huron for the first time in several years.
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Fire Association
Huronng Department
State Firemen's Association
E. M. Wipf
Aberdeen
Huron
Freien
City Commission
Builders Show Growth In Thirty
Watertown January meeting of the Associated Contractors of South Dakota reports 1930 membership growth despite adverse conditions. L A Groves of Huron, president, addresses sixteenth annual convention with plans for today and banquet tonight. Speakers include J G McFarland Watertown C W Pugsley State College and F L Perry state industrial commissioner. Groves lashes present len law as unconstitutional and detrimental, opposes day labor practice by institutions, and argues bond law harms development and opposes it.
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Watertown
Associated Contractors of
South Dakota
L. A. Groves
Huron
J. G. McFarland
Sialiot C. W. Pugsley
State College
F. L. Perry
Groven
South Dakotas
Groves
Ballot Boxes To Be Opened Again In Beadle County
Beadle county will reopen ballot boxes next week to recount votes for state supreme court judge Clerk of Courts Anna Foley State's Attorney Leo A Temmey and County Judge Harold W Markey forming the contest board The recount starts Wednesday January 14 at the courthouse and aims to finish by month end Only ballots with no validity questions will be counted disputed or mutilated ballots go to the supreme court Ballot recounts occur statewide as clerks judges and attorneys serve on contest boards in each county Judge James Brown defeated Fredrick A Warren in the judgeship race Warren contested after canvass results were published The first Beadle recount followed a sheriff election dispute with Huntley declared winner after a narrow margin
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Beadle County
State Supreme Court
Anna Foley
Leo A. Temmey
Harold W. Markey
Court House
Supreme Court
James Brown
Fredrick A. Warren
Flandreau
Warren
Don R. Huntley
A. J. Larsen
Huntley
Imitator Of Birds Here Next Monday
Charles Crawford Gorst a leading naturalist known as the bird man will appear at Huron college Monday afternoon and evening in the final program of a parent teachers series. He is famed for bird song imitations and demonstrations showing birds responding to his calls. Endorsed by John Burroughs T Gilbert Pearson and Frank M Chapman among others, Gorst will give both talks.
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Charles Crawford Gorst
Huron College
Huron
Gorst
Union
John Burroughs
T. Gilbert Pearson
Frank M. Chapman
Jessie Ray Taylor at College Tuesday
Jessie Ray Taylor, noted as a leading woman of Wig and Grease Paint, will perform at Huron College Tuesday night in the third number of the artist course series. She will present nearly a dozen distinct roles in costumed monologues, highlighted by a deep contralto voice and varied female characterizations.
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Huron College
Jessa Ray Taylor
Misa Taylor
Miss Tylor
George Arliss
Miss Taylor
National Missions committee allocates $2000 to small churches
The Huron presbytery National Missions committee met at a Huron college and approved a $2000 distribution to several smaller churches for the coming year. Rev. W. W. Kirby presided, with members Rev. J Wy Proper, Dr. H. P. Carson, Rev. L. C. Bell, and Rev. Joseph A. Johnson present. Churches receiving funds include Manchester Bancroft Yale Wentworth Hitchcocks Artesian Blunt and White. Representatives from congregations attended, and reports noted encouraging conditions with no increase in demands. Installations and repairs were cited at Yale and Manchester, Wentworth’s askings were reduced, Hitchcock includes Rev. L. C. Snyder as pastor, and funds include support for the Indian school at Flandreau with a Bible chair funded jointly by Presbyterians and Congregationalists.
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National Missions Committee of the
Huron Presbytery
Huron College
Askissid
Board of National Missions of the Church
W. W. Kirby
Madison
J. Wy" Proper
Bancroft
H. P. Carson
Buren
L. C. Bell
Huron
Joseph A. Johnson
National Missions
Aberdeen
Manchester
Yale
Wentworth
Hitchcocks
Artesian
Blunt
White
W. Poage
D. E. Moore
H. D
Reuben Elkins
Hitchcock
L. C. Snyder
Flandreau
Police to Combat Inside Left Turns Citywide
Police Chief Hopkins says inside left turns will be taboo at every corner, with focus on all intersections aside from existing three where turns were banned. After Monday’s banishment, residents are urged to report violations by noting car numbers to police. A motorist, Kenneth Bjornrud, paid a $1 fine for failing to stop at an arterial highway.
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A. W. Hopkins
City Commission
Huron
Third Street
Dakota Avenue
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Mr. Hopkins
Hopkins
Gatest
Pole
Kengeneth Bjornrud
Norther
Hospital Admits And Dismissals List
Inpatients include Hugh Fullerton and Dan Desmond at Huron and De Smet medical units with Mrs. Clarence Nelson and minor gica noted. Dismissals include Mrs. Bertha Brown Grace Bruns and others at Willow Lake Hu ron and Huron facilities. baby associated with Mrs E L Gordon and Keby noted.
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Hugh Fullerton
Gica
Huron
Clarence Nelson
de Smet
Dan Desmond
Bertha Brown
Willow Lake
A. E. Griffith
Baby
Russell Haufle
Grace Bruns
E. L. Gordon
Keby
Correction notice for Hanl's Cafeteria phone number
Dakota Central Telephone Company informs readers of a numbering error in the last telephone book. The correct number for Hanl's Cafeteria at Third and Wisconsin is 8874, and readers are urged to mark the number plainly in the directories.
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Hanl
Third
Wisconsin
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