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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1938

Page

2

Hog Prices Dip as Market Slows Across Regions

ARMOUR STOCK YARDS HURON reports swine prices down 15 to 20 cents, top at 8.00, receipts light. Chicago and Sioux Falls listings show hogs 10 to 38 cents lower, top about 8.90, with cattle and lambs also weaker or varied as buyers pull back amid softer beef demand.

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Sioux City Weekly Produce and Market Totals

Reports from Sioux City and neighboring markets detail poultry prices for hens, pullets, leghorns, and heavy breeds. butterfat and eggs values. as well as cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trading at regional auction houses. Prices vary by weight class and product across Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and Chicago markets.

AURON Swit && Auren Sioux City

Chicago Wheat Prices Slide on Heavy Selling

Persistent selling forced Chicago wheat futures lower by about three cents a bushel with declines spreading from Liverpool and Buenos Aires quotings. At the close May and July contracts were down around two to four cents, reflecting a broad market weakness alongside New York stock declines.

Chicago Liverpool Buenos Aires New York Yeeter

Italians Claim Record On Speed

In Rio de Janeiro on January 26 1933 Mussolini’s son announced that along with his brother they completed the fastest long distance flight on record ending a 6000 mile Rome Dakar Rome test. Their two tri motor bombers logged a 12 hour 56 minute leg from Dakar. A third plane under Major Nino Moscatelli stopped at Natal en route.

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Huron Pupils See Highway Safety Film Lesson

About 1400 Huron students were shown a highway safety film titled Tomorrow Tomorrow under the South Dakota Highway Commission. Fred Lindskuyel praised the program, noting ten thousand South Dakota pupils have seen it, with cooperation from the Euren Theatre, city police and fire departments.

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Mrs Eli Culbertson Files For Divorce

Reno Nev Jan 2 Abridged report says Mrs Eli Culbertson filed for divorce from her husband Charles Eli Culbertson after a card party ended in a Reno divorce suit The couple seek a private trial and plan to continue as bridge partners and business partners She reportedly holds half of the couple's property and income while custody of their two children Joyce and Brice is to be shared equally

Reno Nev Ely Culbertsons Tony Cnuelty Culbert Joyce Brice San Francisco Van Mie California Edwe Jeanne Marjorie Walters Sacramento Los Angeles Pismo Beach Califord Handley Jean Moore Willam Doc” Coburn Coburn

Wheat Falls Three Cents At Chicago

Chicago stock market opened with heavy selling pushing prices down 2 to 7 points before a partial recovery. Leaders faded as selling thinned, corporate profits and industry news drove losses in American Water Works and Allegheny Steel. Volume reached about 7.65 million shares as Roosevelt urged wage and price policies to widen markets. Duluth cash wheat mixed with bids for No 1 hard amber and durum values reported. Bank stocks in New York showed varied action with several notable names teased by the day’s transactions.

Chicago New York American Water Works Allegheny Steels Camimor Imarket Roosevelt

Santa Anita Ticket Confusion Ends In Cash Deal

In Los Angeles on January 2 Lonnie Gray the ticket seller at Santa Anita offered $10 tickets. A customer demanded five No. 5 tickets but Gray issued No. 1 tickets instead. After a photo finish Bright Mark won and Gray collected $140 in cash to settle the misunderstanding.

Los Angeles Lonnie Gray Santa Anita Bright Mark Gray

Grain Marketing Agency Dissolved

CHICAGO January 26 The Farmers National Grain Corporation ceased marketing operations as stockholders ratified directors decisions to liquidate. The government aided agency had functioned largely with federal funds and brokered grain through the Grain Station Corporation. W C Horne, president, said regional associations will absorb and continue cooperative marketing during orderly liquidation.

Chicago Farmers National Grain Corpoation Federal Farm Board Jigyuan W. C. Horne Horne

Embassy awaits reply on Moscow prison visit for Ruth Rubens

The United States Embassy in Moscow awaits a written reply from the Soviet government to grant an embassy interview with Ruth Marie Rubens, detained in Lublanka prison after traveling to Moscow on an American passport under the name Robinson. Diplomats see the request as a test of diplomatic pledges and a possible speed up of the interview.

Moscow United States Ruth Marie Rubens Rubens Der. 9 Robinson Lublanka Mure Sow Rial

Sub-zero Cold Lingers Across South Dakota Regions

Frigid conditions persisted in South Dakota with Sioux Falls and Aberdeen recording sub-zero readings as a cold front settled in. Temperatures fell to 15 below at Aberdeen yesterday, while Brookings and Rapid City saw bitterly cold starts and snow remained cloudy in Pierre.

Sioux Falls Aberdeen Snowell

Rites Thursday For Lawrence Marshall

Funeral services for Lawrence Marshall 25 Hitchcock man who died Monday afternoon after injuries from a car crash will be held Thursday afternoon at six in the Methodist Church Hitchcock. Burial will be in the Ae toona Cemetery. Also notes from Spain report a government air raid on Valladolid killing twelve and wounding forty with an orphanage damaged. Admitted and dismissed patient notes follow.

Lawrence Marshall Hitchcock Lawrence Marshall Hitchcock Aetoona Salamanca Spain Upi Valladolid

Fire sweep hits Sisseton causing major losses

Firemen battled a wind driven blaze on Sisseton’s main street destroying two business buildings and damaging several offices and quarters. Estimated losses were around 40000 dollars with updates uncertain as volunteers contained the flames by afternoon. The Dave Wolf Mercantile Store and Ben Franklin Variety Store were the heaviest hit, while the Masonic Building helped save the rest of the block.

Sisseton Contra Vinnler Dave Wolf Ben Franklin Coxsen Arepeeet Masonic Best Efor Brown's Valley

Beadle County Red Cross Seeks Chinese Relief Funds

Dr C K Walker chairs the Beadle County Red Cross appeals for aid to distressed Chinese zone and urges prompt nationwide donations. Roosevelt endorses the appeal relayed via Cary Grayson with funds to be managed by the American advisory committee in China under American ambassador supervision. Contributions may be left with Holger C Johnson at Northwest Security National Bank.

C. K. Walker Bedle County Red Cross Franklin Roosevelt Cary T. Grayson Soric Wes Cheiman Grayson Grayson Ples China Beadle County Holger C. Johnson Northwest Security National Bank

Murray Says C. I. O Won't Yield In Labor Rift

Philip Murray declares the CIO will not yield to rivals as United Mine Workers leaders rally behind Murray and John L. Lewis in Washington. A peace bid within labor circles is urged while Roosevelt’s third-term bid is debated. Murray blames the AFL for failed peace talks, praising continued CIO action with miners backing leadership.

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Jury Dismissed In Civil Action Over Newspaper Stock

Jury dismissed for civil action involving G McCannon versus Lusk after motions to try the case as a court teases. Testimony on a contract for sale of stock in Mitchell Newspapers Inc. appeared late morning with Judge Fisher presiding amid firm representation and courtroom procedure noted.

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Aid To Needy Blind Benefits Coming In South Dakota

Pierre January 26. Combined state and federal aid for the needy blind in South Dakota will be available soon. About 200 people are expected to qualify under the new program approved by the federal authority. Grants will be based on need with monthly maximums up to 30 dollars per person. Eligibility requires blindness ages 18 to 54 and a sight test within 23 years or less. Governor Jensen and social security officials are issuing instructions to offices as aid begins January 31.

Jensen South Dakota Pierre Dakot Federity An Evisectirity Board Mentson Social Security Wie

Parkston Challenge Submitted To Board

Parkston class team seeks to enter as a rival for state tournament at Sioux involving the Parkston challenge sent to the board by secretary Walseth. The board will decide if the 70K team meets exceptional season records and qualification requirements for Class B competition.

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Michigan storm lockups linger as blizzard batters upper peninsula

The ongoing Midwest storm battered Michigan with blizzard conditions and high winds. In Calumet a deadly accident and a near-fatal rescue highlighted drifted snow as crews aided by plows, while Ironwood and surrounding towns faced road closures. Flood fears receded in northern states as cold fronts moved east.

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Reconditioning Sale of Gasoline Washer Offer

Fragmentary ad note shows a gas powered washer reconditioned offered at 25 dollars with Coast to Coast distribution. Mentions a buy your 6-Voll Win-Charger sale and a nine dollar fifty credit coupon expiring February.

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