Market News Thrusday Top Quoted At 3.40 Armour Stockyards
Receipts 1300 head with wide range of prices across cattle and sheep. Heifers and steers show good to choice values from 4.50 to 10.75 per 100 pounds, cows and bulls vary, lambs and sheep bids mixed, packers bidding 5.15 to 5.50 for good to choice lambs, and light stocker feeder activity noted.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Good Packers
St. Raul Liveock
South St, Paul
U. S. Deot
Arr
Sloux City
Sioux City
U. S
Hog Market Slips to New Low Since 1839 in Chicago
Chicago hogs dip to new low with Wednesday average around 3.80 and peak 4.10, buyers cautious and about 6,000 hogs carried over. Cattle slow with 6,000 head unsold, mutton steady, bones of the market weak across Sioux Falls and St. Paul reports with moderate to heavy offerings and mixed prices.
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Chicago
Jen
Hoge
Futures Rise Then Ease on Wheat Market in Minneapolis
Wheat futures showed initial strength in early trading in Minneapolis on January 21 but waned as the day progressed with final prices barely steady. May and July wheat closed lower, oats and rye traded mixed, and flax rose before trading halted. cash grain receipts were light while protein-rich lots moved readily.
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Minneapolis
Produce and market prices from Huron area dairy and grain markets
South Dakota markets list cattle and poultry prices from Huron and surrounding towns with daily production notes from Swit Co Bach Brethren Haven D. Hens and Leghorn hens price brackets. Regional reports include butter eggs wool and hides values, plus Chicago and Minneapolis price summaries for butter eggs flour and potatoes.
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Huron Poultry
Swit & Co
Hares
Fiens
Huron
Bach Brethere Haven
Mitchell
Steve
Stock Market Rally Falters as Gains Slip Near Case
In New York on January 21 the mock market attempted a broad rally but failed to sustain momentum. Rail stocks advanced briefly before slipping, and industrial issues including General Electric, General Motors, Allied Chemical, and Case exhibited small losses. The day saw roughly 1.3 million shares traded as overall industrial movement remained narrow versus utilities.
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Case
New York
Rother
General Electric
General Motors
al- Bed Chemical
Closing Quotations Ail Chem and Dye Ledger Snarl
A garbled listing shows chemical names and percentages, including Am Can Am For Power Am Intl Am Sug Am Tob B Anaconda Armour and more, with many unreadable fragments suggesting a quotation crawl or misread market tape. Names like Chrysler Eastman Kodak and Gen Foods appear amid stray figures and codes.
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Allie Cham
Am Can
Am For Power
Am Sm
Am Sug
ATAT
Anaconda
Armon
Armour
Atchigon
Auburn
B&o
Ben- Gix Av Ii
Beth Steet
Borden
Brigge Mie
Houston
Cranb Eng
Mickel
Sooth Dakota Secretaries Meet During Chamber Session
Notice issued by Paul K K Myers secretary of the state group invites members of the Sooth Dakota Secretaries association to meet Tuesday noon in a chamber recess. Phil Hanna Chicago Journal of Commerce editor will speak at the mutual banquet. Several attendees will stay for South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference sessions Wednesday and Thursday.
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Sooth Dakota Secretaries Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Paul KK. Myers
State Group
Chamber
Stsston
Phil 5S
Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Chamber ‘Moeeting
South Dakota
Main Is Winner In Cattle Suit At Hein Farm
Willard Main, a farmer near Huron, was awarded 162.13 by a circuit court jury against the estate of the late A R Hein for six cattle pastured on the Hein farm near Lake Byron. Main claimed a verbal contract guaranteed redelivery. the estate argued the cattle were stolen. Main sued for 580 and was awarded 162.13 after jurors deliberated from 3 PM to 9:40 PM.
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A. R. Hein Farm
Willard Main
Huron
Main
A. R. Hein
Hein
Lake Byron
I. A. Churchill
William Hein
James Byrnes
Maina Sur
J. E. Hollarbusht Machine & Parts Company
Western Surety Company
Hurley Ferris
Japan To Conduct General Elections
Japan dissolves the parliament by imperial decree to set general elections. The outline of policy stresses no territorial aims in Manchuria, upholds treaty respect and open door, and criticizes the Wakatsuki embargo repeal. Officials urge peace, order, and economic development in Manchuria while defending foreign rights and Japanese influence.
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James PF
Howe
Tokyo
Japan
Manchuria
China
Far East
Yoshizawa
South Manchuria
Rail Chiefs Produce Date In Wage Parley
Chicago January 21 railroad presidents presented statistics demanded by union labor to justify a 10 percent wage reduction. They asserted gross earnings in 1931 fell 33 percent from 1929 and offered data on railroad finances to support the joint wage conference. Labor delegates pressed for a true picture of conditions and maintenance of credit and investment returns.
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Chicago
Brotherhood
Aberdeen Sheriff Orders Padlocks On Two Homes
Aberdeen January 21 sheriff John Frommer serves restraining orders on Don Fulker and Sebastian Elsterle to halt home brewing. Their beer supplies were seized and residences may be padlocked if found, with permanent injunctions filed against the men and their wives named as co-defendants.
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Aberdeen
John Frommer
Don Fulker
Sebastian Elsterle
Hovesduarnas
Frommel
Bandits Force Truck Into Ditch Near Lester Iowa
Two youths accused of forcing a dry cleaners truck off a rural road four miles south of Lester Iowa and robbing the driver Blair Churchill of a small sum. Authorities from South Dakota and Iowa searched today for the pair who pulled ahead at 40 miles per hour and covered Churchill with a plate before fleeing. The driver reported the incident as the robbers fled in an unknown direction.
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Siouk Falls
South Dakota
Iowa
Lester
Blair Churchill
Churchill
Truckers Will Consider Laws
Sioux Falls January 21. The Argus Leader reports that the South Dakota Truckers association will meet to review the state's truck license law after a federal court ruling declared it partly unconstitutional. Sioux Falls attorneys R A Bielski and A B Fairbank say the remedy may lie with the legislature, while noting possible further action depending on the attorney general. The decision found the truck house law unconstitutional for interstate commerce but legal for increasing in-state license taxes, a point disputed by local truckers who argue the law advantages other states.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
South Dakota Truckers Association
South Dakota
R. A. Bielski
A. B. Fairbank
United States Supreme Court
College Orchestra Concert Tonight at The Heron Chapel
The Heron college orchestra will give a concert tonight in the college chapel under director John Wharton. The program begins at eight o'clock and admission is free. Professor Lee Bright, baritone, will sing, and a brass quintet will perform additional numbers.
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Heron College Orchestra
College Chapel
John §. Wharton
Lee Bright
Will Aing
Kiwanis Ladies Night Set For February One
Kiwanis Ladies Night planned for February one at the weekly luncheon. W H Scott Jr Orionville Minn lieutenant governor addressed the club on organization fairs. Club notes include supplying 40 quarts of milk daily to needy families in Huron and discussion of a municipal power plant contract in Aberdeen set for this week in Chicago.
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Kiwanis
W.H. Scott, Jr
Orionville
Minn
Leutenant
Minnesota-Dakota
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club
Nesdy
Huron
Aberdeen
Bemis Company
M Municipal Pwer
Chicago
Meyer ¥. N. Douglas
A. E Bennett
Semester Ends As City Schools Wrap Up
Teachers and pupils completed the first semester as report cards were handed out. In the high grade classes pupils reviewed their schedules that will begin with the next term.
Coloring Contest Winners Named In Huronite Sweepstake
Vera Radcliffe Tulare and Mery Thorkildsen share top honors in The Evening Huronite weekly coloring contest for Out Our Way. Each winner earns a free Huron theatre ticket as part of ten weekly prizes. tickets mailed to listed entrants with reminders to include names and addresses on entries.
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Vera Radcliffe
Tulare
Mery Thorkildsen
Frank Avenue
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Daniel C. Johnson
Second Street Southwest
Bernard Nelson
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Dorothy and
Béaulah Lott
Dakota Avenue South
Moon Mullins
Ruth Mary Skinzer
Huron
Lester Culver
Cavour
The
Gumps
Ferner
Beall
Eleanor Burgeson
Out
V F W Meet Plans Radio Obligation and Talent Night
The VFW post in Huron holds its regular meeting to arrange tomorrows program as candidates will be obligated over the radio by Commander Darold D. DeCoe. A local talent show with Isla Benedict piano solos and dances by Phyllis Hoffman and others will accompany a national network broadcast featuring the U S Marine Corps band and Paul Whiteman. A luncheon follows, with members urged to bring discharge papers, then a theater turnout for a preview of the VFW home picture.
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Isla Benedict
Phyllis Hoffman
Maxine Frey
Evelyn Salkert
U. S. Marine Corps
Paul Whiteman
Rudy Vallee
iConnecticut Yankees
Doan Sanders
National V. F. W
Darold D. de- Coe
Post
Silsfaciere
Huron
Walter J. Bachman
Huron Theatre
V. Flw
Cement Plant Commission Meets in Rapid City
S D Cement Plant Commission members led by Governor Warren E Green gathered in Rapid City for a routine meeting delayed by bad roads and weather. No new Republican appointee was planned to replace Nick Casper though deliberations continued and Carlton Delbridge was mentioned as a potential successor.
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S. D. Cement Plant Commission
Rapid City
State Cement Plank Commission
Warren E. Green
Pierre
Green
Nick Casper
Greece
George Philip
H P. Gutz
Selby
J. W. McMahon
Salem
Casper
Carlton Delbridge
Sioux Falls
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals In Huron Area
At the hospitals in Huron Miss Bile Ferris and Cordelia Kohlmeyer were admitted for medical and surgical care. J. Burchfield was admitted, and Mrs. D. Shade and her baby were dismissed from the hospital in Huron.
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J. Burchfield
Huron
Miss Bile Ferris
Cordelia Kohlmeyer
Wolsey
D. Shade
Baby
Committees Hear Army Navy Merge
Washington reports committee hearings on a proposed Army Navy merger as a cost cutting move. Burns and Willis Robertson push bills to consolidate defense offices, with Hoover wary. Vinson cites a Navy plan to spend 616000 on 120 ships over ten years, arguing long term savings.
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Burns
Appropriations Committee
Willisson
Expenditures Committee
Cha. Cochran
Hoover
Army
Navy
Naval Committee
Bateman Funeral Saturday for Pearl Creek Farmer
Gerald Bateman aged 25 died from an acetylene plant blast on his Pearl Creek township farm. Burial will be at Riverside cemetery with services at his home and Methodist Episcopal church officiated by Rev H W Blackburn. His brother George died last fall from an accidental selfinflicted wound.
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Gerald Bateman
Pearl Creek Township
Riverside Cemetery
W. G. Bateman
Utah Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. W. Blackburn
Wessington Springs
Bateman
Verald
George
Bombing at Madelein Home T Williams in Chicago
A bomb exploded today at the Madelein home of Thomas Williams a roadhouse owner and brother of Hymie Weiss a gangster slain by machine gun fire five years ago. The blast ripped a section from the house.
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Chicago
Madelein
Thomas Williams
Hymie Weiss
Rugby typyer elected president of North Dakota billiard men
At the first annual convention in Minot North Dakota the Typyer of Rugby was chosen as president of the Billiard Men's Association of North Dakota.
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N. D. Fair Grand Forks
N. DD
En. Vaneurs
Femendsa
North Dakota
G. A. Ottinger
Jamestown
H.L. Finke
Minot
N. D
Jan
Ajo
Oo Typyer
Rugby
Billiard Men’s Association of
For Sale and Lost Items Notices at 121 Dale Ave South
Two furnished housekeeping rooms in a modern home with garage at 121 Dale Ave South are for sale. Also listed is furniture at 240 Third Street Southwest. A truck chain was lost on Avenue Novik and a phone number 44705 is provided for contact.
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Dale Ave
Novik
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MDE
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S. D
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Paul Brown & Co
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North American Trust
United Founders Corp
Basstenen
W. C. Peterson
Hollarbush
the Surety Company
Tom Kirby
Russell Thorson
A. C. Eceres
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Virgil
R. A. Hert
John Marshall Hitchcock
Richard Lauterbach
Henry Lenz
A. Mt. Misdemas
Broadland
Alfred Skarin
Bonilla
J.N. McIntosh
Paul Paulson
Peter Schmit
Mark Walters
Kelvinator
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Kroger
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nach
Natl Biscuit
Neil Cash
Natl Nairy Prod
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Cent
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Packard
Pan Am
Phillipa
Pullman
RCA
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Davenport
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Hurst’s Co
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