Armour Yards Receives 1400 Hogs as Prices Slide
Armour Stock Yards at Huron reports 1400 hogs received Thursday with prices down. Top for the day was 4.05, with declines across hogs, cattle, and calves amid softer overall demand. Cattle and calves show mixed steady to lower values. hogs lead the price drop across markets in Chicago and Sioux Falls reports.
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Armour Stock Yards
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Bull Market Robbed Of Strength By Grain Imports
Minneapolis trading closes lower as imports of Canadian and Argentine rye and oats sap momentum. September wheat tops 10% high then falls. July wheat and oats oils down. Cash wheat receipts soft. winter wheat steady. flax in demand. Minneapolis cash close notes mixed grain moves and price shifts across barley, rye, and oats.
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Minneapolis
Markets Review Across Wool and Produce Markets
The report covers wool and hides values in Huron with No 1 cured hides over and under 45 pounds, pelts and fall wool prices, horse hides, tallow and medium wool. Chicago produce news notes butter prices ease, eggs irregular, poultry easier, and spec prices for butters, eggs, and potatoes with various regional bids and shipments.
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Bolles & Rogers Huron
Chicago
Touraday
Stocks Across Broad Front Boost Market Apace
New York July 13 stocks advanced on broad front with gains around five points in late trading. Utilities and rail shares rose after mid day as industrials and consumer names showed strength. Major issues including American Can American Can Goodyear United States Steel and Western Union led gains with transfers near 70,000 shares.
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Senta Fe
Mrs Bryan To Move Welfare Office Here In SD
At a Pierre reorganization of the state child welfare commission Mrs EF H Began of Huron was named executive secretary and will move the office from Madison to Huron. Judge A S Bunde of Sisseton was chosen chairman and Mrs Freda Kramer of Madison succeeds as executive secretary. Mrs Bryan will attend the International Congress of Women in Chicago as South Dakota’s official delegate to gather insights for the commission. The congress was formed in Chicago four years ago during the 1893 World’s Fair and this year 42 countries will be represented.
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State Child Welfare Commission
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Huron
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Sisseter
Freda Kramer
Chicago
International Congress of Women
Child Welfare Commission
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Mulloy Denies Involvement In Plaza Slayings
Kansas City July 2 Frank B Mulloy former convict appeared at police headquarters voluntarily likely to be questioned about the Union Station Plaza killings of June 17. He claimed knowledge only from newspaper reports and said he had just returned from Chicago. Police cited Mulloy’s home as the place where furniture linked to the crime had been moved.
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Frank B
Fritz) Mulloy
Volunter~ Ily
Union Station Plaza
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South’ Dakota
Plaza
T. J. Higgins
Chicago
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Fur) Sammons
International Harvester Company
Baltimore
Bakers Promise Bread Buyers Shield From Wheat Tax
Washington reports Secretary Wallace and American Bakers Association head agree the bread buyer will not bear the burden of the wheat processing tax. Henry Stude vows that bakers will pass on only about 1.5 cents per pound rise in bread cost, matching estimates of the tax impact on flour production.
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Red Cross Official Confers With Beadle County Board
Red Cross official C F Rowland from St Louis met Beadle county commissioners on tax and money listing matters. He was joined by Miss Norah Bogan and George Hunt. About 100 residents appeared to explain missing money and credits records as the board questioned individuals.
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St Louis
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George
C. Hunt
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Tom Berry
Pierre
Aberdeen
MacDonald Pushes Wheat Pact With Big Four Leaders
London report states Premier MacDonald urged wheat producers and importers to form a coordinated agreement to raise world prices. The big four United States Canada Australia and Argentina sought to persuade Danubian countries to soften export quotes while Poland withdrew from talks citing stance until an agreement with the big four. Leaders from Russia and the Danubians planned further talks.
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Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Russia
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Thomas le Breton
Argertion
R B. Bennett
Stanley M Bruce
Henry Morgenthau
Poland
Factor Freed By Kidnappers Ends Grim Ordeal
The story details the abduction and release of Factor, who says kidnapers took his ring and warned his wife. He describes a harrowing ride, removal of his cuffs, and escape before police took him to a station. Investigators link the case to the Touhy gang and local Chicago politics, while a public appeal pleads for contact with his wife.
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la Grange
Factor
Luer
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Lawrence Keller
Albany
O'Connell
Slone
Don O'Connell
John J. (Golly) O'Connell
John
Esther
Fragmented Query on Chicken Reference and Names
A garbled text snippet mentions a chicken phrase and several unclear names or terms. The readable parts include a misquoted or distorted line about a chicken and a year-like figure 108. No clear event, person, or place can be identified to form a proper news item.
Ticket Winners In Evening Huronite Coloring Contest
The Evening Huronite weekly comic coloring contest awards sweepstake prizes to Hazel Shepard of Alpena for Moon Mullins and Lucille Bowder for Our Boarding House entries. Free Avon Theatre tickets go to top colorings by James Falkenburg and Evelyn Surth, with other winners including Wilma Jelmeland, Nellie Lampoon, Edward Hipp, Jack Hiler, Lorene Pike, and Derek Shenahan for titles Our Boarding House, Moon Mullins and The Gumps.
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Hazel Shepard
Alpena
Moon Mullins
Lucille Bowder
Tinois Avenue Southwest
Avon Theatre
James Falkenburg
Carpenter
Evelyn Surth
Dakota Avenue
Biocon Mullins
Wilma Jelmeland
Huron
Nellie Lampoon
Frank Avenue
Edward Hipp
Wyoming Avenue
Jack Hiler
Wiscon
Lorene Marie Pike
Derek Shenahan
Ninth Street
U S Seeks Closer Commercial Bonds At World Trade Conference
London dispatch details U S moves to ease trade bonds with neighboring nations and pursue new trade pacts with Argentina, Canada, Mexico, and Latin American states as the world economic conference nears its close. It also covers a U S push for shorter hours and higher wages tied to productivity, and debates over central banking policy and a universal non aggression pact.
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Cordell Hull
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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Austria
Federal Reserve
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Aussie
Swimming Classes Updated at West Park Pool
Milo Youel announced changes to the West Park plunge swimming and life saving program. The second division begins Monday July 1 and runs through Friday July 28, with continuation into August. Beginners in the first class who pass their test may join the pool at 2:00 on Friday mornings. The third division life saving classes are urged, with all lessons free except pool admission.
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Oil Waste Dump Warning Issued by Huron Official
GM Anderson city commissioner warns residents against dumping oil or petroleum products into sewers. He cites flow from sewers to the sewage disposal plant and notes ordinances impose penalties for violations.
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Division Of Loot Laid To Slaying Four Suspects
Fort Worth Texas July 13 officers believe the slaying of three men tied to a mail robbery over a 72000 foot haul led to their deaths. The victims Jack Sturivant Harry Rutherford and J B Rutherford were found bound with meshed fence wire under a bridge near Fort Worth. Clothing blood stains and valuables were recovered. Four suspects including O D Stevens W D May Howard and M D Gilackie were jailed on murder charges with bonds set at 90000 each and additional federal charges tied to the robbery. Claude FGH Weldon Routt also charged with the robbery with bonds 50000 each.
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Trinity River
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Eule
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Former Wolsey Boy Receives High Honor
Dr G M Mullins of Pansax City former Wolsey boy has been appointed one of seven men in the United States to formulate a code for the asphalt industry under the New Industries Recovery Act. He will spend time in New York and Washington while he works. Mullins is a chemical engineer and has been a member of the Skelly Oil Company staff in Kansas City. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Mullins of Wolsey.
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Wolsey
United States
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Skelly Oil Company
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George Mullins
Two Mitchell Women Hurt In Car Accident
Violet Hayes and Gertrude Underwood of Mitchell received non serious injuries in a car crash last night. Gorgen of Minneapolis drove into Cy H Hanson’s parked car on Nineteenth Street at 7 pm, causing heavy damage to his vehicle. Myre Harold Lather and his wife, in the third car from Bancroft, were unhurt.
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Gertrude Underwood
Mitchell
Huron
I, Gorgen
Minneapolis
Cy H. Hanson
Nineteenth Street
Mr. Hanson
Mr. Gorgen
Balbo’s Fliers Nearing U S for Welcome at Chicago
The trans Atlantic air fleet led by General Balbo nears the United States after a grueling outward leg to Chicago for a Century of Progress reception. Officials plan a grand welcome at the world’s fair as Balbo’s 24 seaplanes departed Cartwright for Shediac after a 44 hour flight from Halifax.
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Halifax
Berry Approves Seed Loan Plan For Forage Crops
Secretary of the committee reports on seed purchases by South Dakota farmers. He says about 4,000,000 pounds of malty cadan ram and ei sorghum seed were bought recently and nearly 400,000 acres have been planted this season.
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College
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