Market News Varying Prices Noted On Swine
Armour Stock Yards at Huron reports ligist hogs steady Thursday with 15 to 20 cent declines on heavies. Receipts around 700, top hog price 9 7.0. Cattle calf and sheep quotes unchanged. Also listings from Sioux Falls and Chicago markets show mixed hogs, cattle and lamb movement with varied prices and steady butter and eggs markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Hove
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Sioux Fall
Minneapolis Markets Report Carrot Range and Wheat Prices
Markets from Minneapolis on January 13 show a carrot range with grain quotes including Wheat No 2 dark northern 1.16 and other grades, plus oats and corn quotes. Wheat receipts numbered 58 cars, Montana hard wheats with protein around 14, and several quoted prices across soft and durum varieties. Oats No 2 white around 36. Rye and barley listed with varied bids. Duluth futures and additional commodities noted with trading activity and higher quotations overall.
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Minneapolic
Minneapolis
Tay
Farley
Minneaselle
Montana
Berley
Steels Selloff Dashes Leaders Amid Mixed Market Signals
New York stock activity slid as late selling hit steel issues despite some gains in utilities and rail stocks. Traders cited improved sentiment only modestly, awaiting a presidential industrialists conference next week to rekindle a recovery program. overall losses ranged from fractions to two points with many steels down.
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New York
Dust storms lift Kansas wheat prices in Chicago
Reports from Kansas describe a vast dust storm moving across Lucas and other areas. Chicago wheat futures surged to their highest since October, with May at 1690 and July at 226, reflecting early market anxiety over crop damage and severe dust activity. Oats held steady as traders weighed forecasted weather impacts on spring planting.
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Chicago
Dan
Kansas
Lucas
Covn
Marital Mixup II Ends In License After Annullment
Joan L Sutton and Mabel Ford, once married in 1964, sought a new license after discovering Ford’s prior marriage to James A Ford. The November 1934 Beadle County jail wedding occurred while both faced second degree manslaughter charges for an August assault on Nels Olson. Each served four years in the state penitentiary.
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Sioux Falls
Joan L Sutton
Mabel Ford
Huron
Art
Ucense Iate
James A. Ford
Sutton
Ford
Jai
Mabel McDermaid Ford
John I. Sutton
Beadle County
Irving R. Crawford
Nels ,Olson
Fran R. Fisher
Low Spirits Hit Wool Prices In 1937 38 Loss Estimate
Washington report quotes G Brown of the Colorado Wool Growers Association detailing a potential 155 million dollar loss for 1937 38 lambs and wool due to weak demand. He plans talks with Jesse Jones to seek a loan of about 15 million pounds to stabilize prices, citing projected losses on lambs wool carryover and the 1938 clip.
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Washingtos
Aarp
Dss
G. Brown
Colorado Wool Growers Association
Great Britain
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction , Finance Corporation
Brown
Crowded Asylum Blamed for Georgia Deaths
Arthur Ligus, chairman of Georgia's board of public welfare, released a letter to Governor Rivers citing overcrowded conditions at Milledgeville state hospital for the insane. He reports two patient deaths caused by inmates, including a killing by scalding water and another by hands and teeth during confinement.
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Atlanta
Arthur Lugus
State Board of Public Welfare
ED. Rivers
Georgia
Milledgeville
Widow Hauptmann seeks Dewey probe into Lindbergh kidnapping
Mrs Anna Hauptmann urged District Attorney Thomas E Dewey to investigate the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The widow of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, executed for the crime, now sells coffee to support herself and her young son Mannfried while campaigning to clear her husband.
Big Apple Out At Butler Maid Party in New York
In New York on January 13 the Big Apple fad is debated as butlers and maids reject the dance at the fifth annual butler’s ball. Sponsors insist it was not banned, though the event remained largely condemned as undignified. Smoke kills two in Buffalo as a mother and her toddler die from asphyxiation after a fire fills a rooming house third floor.
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Park
Avenut
Long Island
Buffalo
N.Y
House Fe
Annie Klein
Annie
Bank Stock Ticker Snapshot From January Market
Summary of a vintage market page notes bid ask close figures for First Bank Stock at 104 with a 10% gain, plus listings for Northwest Banco and new government bonds. Treasury and Federal Farm Mortgage items show quotes around 40 to 55, with Homeowners Loan at 48 and 102, amid curb market notes in New York.
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First Bank
Ie Northwest Banco
New. York
Treasury
Spe
Federal Farm
Mtg
Federal’ Farm
Home
Snowfall disrupts Huron air traffic and highway travel
A morning snow in Huron halted all Hanford Airlines routes and blocked Sioux City air services northward, while highways remained open. Snow depth reached 17 inches with .09 inches moisture. no blockades expected unless winds rise. Forecast calls for cloudy, light snow with a cold night and lows near 10 to 15 degrees, higher in the south.
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Huron
W.A. Anns
Burt Ayres
Beadle County
Hanford Airlines
Sioux City
Here
B. R. Laskowski
Relief Conference Presses for Immediate Federal Aid
South Dakota relief officials from nearly 200 counties urged Washington to boost WPA grants and quotas after crop failures drought and high costs strained state programs. A group will meet state and federal leaders including J B MacMillan to press for broadened Farm Security and relief activities.
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WPA
John McKee
Minnehaha
Jesse Smith
Yuoikten
Alfred Lindbor
Brown County
Lyste Swanson
Hyde County
Kennedy
Huron
J. B. MacMillan
Farm Security Administration
MacMilan
W. C. Dennison
Beadle County
Neil Henly
Marshall County
Enoch Norbeck
Charles
Mix County
John Qual
Parkins County
R. D. Allbaugh
Trinp County
Varley
South Dakota
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
WEA
State Farm Security
Administration
MacMillan
WBA
Projets
Sunday Rabbit Hunt Called Off Due to Weather
American Legion winter rabbit hunt canceled for today because of uncertain weather. R. Wiley, chairman, said next Sunday may host the event if conditions improve. Plans for the round up nearly complete with streams allowed for participants. Proceeds go to the Legion welfare fund.
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American Legion
R. Wiley
Wiley
Legion's Welfare Fund
Clergyman's Fast Arouses Anxiety in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn Jan 13 Friends of Very Rev Israel Harding Noe 46 near end of second week without food or water. Physicians fear collapse. he treats fast as a spiritual demonstration and has survived on oranges and communion wafer. Reconciliation with wife Elena Cambios had raised hope he would change plans, but divorce suit earlier denied. Noe spoke of marriage as generation and regeneration.
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Memphis
Tenn
Israel Harding Wace
St. Mary's Tenable Episcopal Cathedral
Larsen
Haye
Christe Mas
Elen Me ‘Cambios
Vir~ghisia
Dean‘ory
Dean Noo
Funeral for E A Lyman Friday at Walsh's Chapel
Funeral services for Elmer A. Lyman aged 52 who died at 9 Huron hospital will be held Friday at 2 PM at Walsh's Chapel with Dr. C E Wilcox officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery. Lyman born March 31, 1885 on the Beadle County farm where he resided. Survived by widow Daisy Davis four sons James Lawrence Thaine Osmon five daughters Lucille Turcotte Elaine Arlene Nadine three brothers D Lyman Everett C Lyman RK Y Lyman BE Lyman preceded in death wife Mrs E C Lyman and L D Lyman arrive for the funeral.
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Elmer A. Lyman
Huron Hospital
Walsh
C. E. Wilcox
Riverside Cemetery
Mr. Lyman
Valley Township
Beadle County
Huron High School
Sorfing
Daisy Davis
Mr. Long
Congregationnal Church
Lyman
James
Lawrence
Thaine
Huron
Osmon
Deadwood
Lucille
Turcotte
Howard
Thatcher
Elaine
Arlene
Nadine
Murdo
Everett C
RK. Y
Belens
Mont
E.C. Lyman
Helena
BE. O. Lyman
John Jones
RY. Lyman
Helena, Mont
L. D. Lyman
Kiwanis Club Officers Installed in Huron
New officers of the Owen Kiwanis Club were installed during a service at the club's meeting. Dr. Ko Walker acted as installing officer, Dr. Frank L. Eversall of Huron College became club president, with H. H. Cook as vice president and H. C. Whaley re-elected treasurer. John Claymore named secretary, and a line of directors including Dr. Walker and Erwin G. Schmide among others. The article notes a member reaching an eighteenth birthday and changes in staff at the Kiwanis store.
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Owen Kiwanis Club
Service Club
New Funcheon
Ko Walker
Frank L., Eversall
Huron College
H.h.'.cook
H.C. Whaley
John ‘Claymore
Loan Groups In Conference Herg
Conference session today features loan groups and a program on soil moisture conservation. Speakers include William F. Mailand of the Federal Land Bank Omaha and Ray L. Grives of the Sail Cor tion Service, with arrangements for one-year terms and re election considerations.
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Siorkna
Nationel Pam
Soring
William FL Mailend
South Rota
Faceral Leit Bank
Omaha
Ray L. Grives
Hurén
Sail Cortion Service
Une
A. M. Haskell
Seeretary
U C T Members To Celebrate Founding
U C T members in Columbus Ohio plan a founding celebration on Saturday at K P Hall. A pot duck supper will be served at 6 30 p m followed by a short program. Honored guests include Mr and Mrs D A Sauer of Huron. A business meeting and dancing follow the dinner.
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Wo Sys
K.P
Sauer
Graz
Dharne
Boy Sentenced to State Reformatory at Plankinton
A 12-year-old boy and two others implicated in recent break ins were ordered to the state reformatory at Plankinton after a hearing this week. Harvey Ayres, jailed in December, already serves five years in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls. Elmer Morris remains jailed in Beruno County under $1,000 bonds on charges of accepting and concealing goods.
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Murendous Warrriass
Plankinton
Coumy Judae
Miss Curley Researches North Dakota Border History
Desmet January 15 Ames Curley, historian with the Federal Writers Project, travels counties along the Minnesota line collecting county histories. She unearthed records on prairie Indians cultivating corn in 1823 on an island in Big Sturs Lake.
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Miss Curley
Worl
Desmet
Ames Curley
Fede
North Dake
Minnesota
Snrty Chuh
Postpone Meeting Of Joly Coyotes
The meeting of the Joly Coyote Cle has been cancelled due to the death of F E A Lyman, husband of the leader of the clut.
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Jolly Coyotes
Joly Coyote
F E. A. Lyman
Clut
Slip Madigan Re-signs Five-Year Football Contract
San Francisco report states Slip Madigan signed a new five year deal to remain as head football coach at Saint Marys College. Terms not disclosed but believed to include a substantial salary increase. Madigan started in 1921 and built a national program.
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Madigan
San Francisco
Wand Patrick
Midinan
3. Mary's College
True Confessions On Sale At News Stands February
Outstanding item listed at 5c and 1c in February sale notes. Includes a closing out announcement for Mel's Hose offered at 5 pairs for 1L.00 and various promotional references. Robinson Shoe Store invites customers to bring cars for light adjustments by two adjusters. Atkins Motors Co at corner CAFETERIA announces supper and a Friday menu with meat dishes, desserts, and beverages. Also notes furnished apartment for rent at 15 Dak Ave South with April 2 deadline.
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True Confessions
Robinson Shoe Store
M. FE
Dak. Ave
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