Hog Market Prices Edge Up Across Regions
Armour Stock Yards reports a market up 3 to 10 cents with top hogs at 4.25. Cattle and calves show mixed dry fed prices, with hogs and sheep trading unevenly across South St. Paul Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets. Chicago butter eggs and dollar exchange trends noted, with the U
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Armour Stock Yards
Aaron
D.timms
Packe Eye
South St. Paul
Aweight
Montana
Skdown
Sioux Falls
S DB
Grain Futures Move Jerkily At Minneapolis Markets
Grain futures in Minneapolis traded with sharp up and down moves as old July wheat fell 4, new July 4, and Sept contracts slipped. Cash demand for wheat and corn remained firm while barley and flax showed mixed activity amid varied cash quotes and carlot ranges reflecting a volatile trading day.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Associated Press
Makting
Wee Cacige Ag Onis
Markets Ride and Woo Furnished by Bolles and Rogers
Markets ride and woo with mixed poultry and hide prices from Huron and Chicago area agents. Reported items include No 1 cured hides under and over 45 pounds, large hides, tallow, wool, sheep pelts, butter and eggs supplies, and fluctuating futures across butter and eggs markets with regional price notes and storage standards.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Meta Co
Huron
Swit & Ca
Haren
Chicago
Associated Press
New York Stock Market Rally Amid Declines in Major Stocks
Trading showed sales at about 3.5 million shares, the largest in months, with U S Smelting and National Lead among leaders while American Smelting and Allied Chemical Delaware & Hudson slipped. General Motors and American Delehantia fell over 2 points as several names depreciated.
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New York
U. S
Case
Johns-Marnvile
Allied Chemical
Delaware & Hudson
American
General Motors
Ameriay Delerhotia
Alley of 1144 to 14 broad stock quotes and bonds
In a dense listing of stock prices and bonds the report catalogs numerous company tickers and values from Am Beet Sug to United Fruit, with percentages and decimals. It also notes closing government bonds in New York on July 4.
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Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
Paw
Am Loco
Am Sm & Ag
Am Sugar
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour del
Armour
Atchison
Atl
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Rarnsdall
Bendix Av
Both Sil
Borden
Belgas Mig
Bruns Balker
Byers
Can Pat
Cerro de
CM St P & +P
CRI & P
Crysler
Colonual
Col G & E
Colum
Coml
Carty
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co Ja
Deere
du Pont Sti Easumen
el Pow & Vt
Firestone T & R
Fox Film A
Gen Elee
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Cold Dust
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt Nor It Ornatfon
Gt Norpfil
Homestake
Houston
Hudson
Ill Cent
Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Johns-Manvil
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Krege
Lambert
Lehigh Port C
Loews
Mack
Mallinson
McKess & Rob
Mo Par
Mont Ward
Nash
Natl Rise
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy Frd
Natl Distil
Natl Pow & Ltd
NY Cent
NY NH & H
Nor Am
Nor Pac
Packard
Par Pub
Pen- Ne
Pens RR
Phillips Pottas
Pullman
Purity Bok
Rem Rand
US Rubber
West Union
West Eloc
Woolworth
Post Office Job May Start Soon in Huron Extension
Harrison Parkman, head of buildings and supplies for the Post Office, said a $90,000 extension project for Huron's post office had been approved by the post office and treasury departments. With government sites owned and drought-area priorities, an early start is possible and a contract could be let within about 90 days.
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Huron
Harrison Parkman
Post Office Department
Parkman
Redfield
South Dakota Postal Workers Convention
H. Bruemmer
Fluron
Bruemmer
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Parkitan
Washington
Approval of 120 Boys for CCC Service in South Dakota
Washington reports Acting Secretary Coolidge announced tenders for a new federal farm mortgage corporation bond issue totaling 199,081,600 dollars with 100,260.30 accepted at an average price of 100.559. Yields run 2.92 to 2.95 percent to first call dates in 1948 and 1949. In Huron, 121 youths were approved for Civilian Conservation Corps entry with room for about 50 more. many prepared for camps in the Black Hills while some await eastern camps. Applicants listed include John M. Amos, Thurman Barnes, LeRoy Baum, Alfred Bon tz, Emil Bonnes, Dale Bothwell, and numerous others from South Dakota towns, with many enrolled from Watertown and Sioux Falls.
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Washington
Coolidge
The
Treasury Today
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Con
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
South Dakota
Clyde R. Smith
Smith
Huron
John M. Amos
Alva Bates
Thurman iBarnes
Clair Bates
LeRoy Baum
Alfred Bontz
Lisyd Bischoff
Emil Bonnes
George Gossman
Stephen A. Graham
Harold W. Griggs
Alvin Haberling
Andrew Alfred Hanson
George Hart
William Hatcher
Clynt Heater
George Hoops
Lea Hyde
Roy Janish
Chilton A. Karbel
Merlyn L. Kenison
James A. Kingdon
Thomas Z. Lane
Ralph Langbehs
Wilmer McDowell
Clyde FE. Mabrey
John Maguire
Earl Marsh
Edmund Martin
Darlow Maxwell
Henry Mencke
Elmer Meyers
Delbert Miller
Kenneth L. Moore
Ray Moorhouse
Kenneth Mowery
Arthur Mueller
Roy Mueller
Leland Munion
Richard M. Murphy
LeRoy Murray
Robert Nash
Clifford Newland
Orin Quintl
Vernon Palmer
Alle Peterson
Nels Peterson
William Si Pouisse
Charley Presuhn
Loyd Richardson
Tone Rogers
Rewben H. Roof
Alvin Schieh
Henry Schroeder
Strato Flight Delayed Amid Weather Uncertainty in Rapid City
Rapid City reports a persistent high pressure area to the northwest delaying the stratosphere flight. Major Kepner notes a 48 hour window of uncertain conditions with storms east of balloon drift likely tomorrow. Westover tours gondola as Captain Stevens explains instruments. a weight table lists total takeoff weight around 14,292 pounds with ballast, gear, and crew.
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Rapid City
William E. Kepner
Ostar Westover
Air Corps
Washington
Stevens
Kepner
Farmer Flung by Thresher in Bologna Attempt
Italian farmer Mario Dal Flume claims to have tested a new threshing mat and was hurled about twenty feet by the mechanism. He escaped injury but was stripped of his clothes as the machine threw off chaff and debris.
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Bologna
Italy
Mario Dal Flume
Vas Chaff
Pope Sent Telegram Over Dollfuss Assassination
Pope Pius expressed deep grief over the criminal assassination of Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss in a telegram to President Wilhelm Miklas. The message said Austria and the civilized world suffer from the act and urged peace for Catholic Austria, offering benediction and prayers.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Wilhelm Miklas
Austria
Perfect Mirror cannot be scratched in Cornell test
The Cornell physics lab reports a chromium aluminum glass mirror that reflects all light but resists scratching. Evaporated films create a hard surface. washing in water or alcohol instantly hardens it. After cycling cleaning tests, only faint scratches remain and the coating endures, preserving the aluminum surface that reflects a wide light spectrum.
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Associated Press
Ithaca, N. Y
Igneur
Cornell University Physics Laboratory
Physical Review
Robey C. Williams
Cornell Physist
Williams
Italian Is Vague On Love Affairs
In St. Joseph Missouri a young immigrant requests a marriage permit from Mayor John Schuder to ask the woman he loves, reflecting cautious U S attitudes toward romance. In Austin Texas a powder horn once carried by Peyton Wade Nowlin, a Boone wilderness companion, is presented to the state by his granddaughter Lena Ledbetter of Austin.
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Halian
Sam
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John Schuder
Austin
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Peyton Wade -Nowlin
Kentucky
Daniel
Boone
Nowlin
Lena Ledbetter
Austio
Airport completes stone hangar work resumes relief labor
A four-man crew cleared stone for a new hangar at Huron airport while labor from a rehabilitation camp backs the project. Plans call for another crew next week as stone workers shift from transient camps. Mail totals underlines airmail activity and weather reports now funnel to Huron from Aberdeen and Sioux Falls stations.
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Aviation Division
The
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Huron
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Huron Weather Bureau
Wear
Alerdeem
Sioux Fall
Wells Investigated In Huron For City Water Supply
Hurots City commission and a Chamber of Commerce water committee returned from Clerk and Watertown with notes on gravel pack wells used there. G M Anderson said such wells won t suit the local sand veins, but Explorations continue with test holes on Bennett land and two new wells under way east chalk rock and west of the city to gauge possible city piping.
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Watertown
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G. M. Anderson
Huron
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Anderson
Clerk
Bennett Land
Cty
Lae City
Dollfuss Dies Alone in Room After Shooting
Witnesses recount the chancellor being shot as he lay on a couch with a bloodied bandage. Fey, summoned by the putschists, learned Dollfuss died without medical aid and with his last wish to comfort his wife and children unfulfilled. Soldiers guarded the bier after a crucifix and candles were placed at his head.
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Fey
Emil Fey
Adan
Navy to Enlist Fifty in Nebraska and South Dakota
Fifty applicants from Nebraska and South Dakota will be enlisted in the U S Navy for August. Be Waterman, Huron recruiting officer, announced the quota will train at the Naval Training Station in San Diego, California. The article notes Japanese film censorship in a separate fragment.
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South Dakota
U.S. Navy
Waterman
Huron
Naval Training Station
Sen Die- 180
Calif
Heat Wave Lingers Across Regions Amid Cool Interlude
Heat deaths reach 1,212 as sections see relief from the torrid blast. Illinois reports 316 fatalities with Chicago accounting for 88 deaths yesterday. Weather outlook remains unsettled with cooler temps, scattered relief expected in the Midwest and East.
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M. R. Hovde
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Arkansas
Rhode Island
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Virginia
Illinois
Qule Forest Infirmary
North Central States
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Kansas City
Six Arrested In Big Liquor Haul In Yankton County
SIOUX FALLS July 26. Federal officials announced six arrests in a two months probe into an alleged moonshine and alcohol syndicate involving five Yankton county farms. The raid seized hundreds of gallons of liquor two cars a truckload of sugar and paraphernalia. Liquor produced was said to have reached Sioux Falls Mitchell and southeastern South Dakota. Investigators predicted further arrests as the inquiry continued.
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Siour Falls
Lise Man
Yankton County
George Philip
Mick Ternes
Lea Machack
Ear Lesterville
James Syrovatka
Bear Tabor
Herry Feifar
Joe Behynsky
Smn
Joe Behensky
Utica
U. S
FP. S. Vaugan
Yantton
RE. Nonnaon
Yankton
Charles Campbell
Elk Point
J. H. Sinclair
F. L. Boympton
Sioux Falls
Contest Winners Announced Today
The Moon smvilins page colored by Hazel Shepard Alpena Vivian Sehneider and others won sweepstake honors in The Evening Baronite comic coloring contest. Ten weekly tickets to the Huron theatre will be awarded, with winners including Betty Ann Nelson Bennetta Brandmir May Dovich Wilma Meyer Eleanor Burgeson Eugene Bloodgood Elsine Swanson Robert Gehrke and Simpons avenue southeast.
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Hazel Shepard
Alpena
Vivian Sehneider
Simmons Avnue Southeast
Evening Baronite
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Betty Ann Nelson
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Bennetta Brandmir
Huron
May Dovich
Colorado Aenue Southwest
Wilma Meyer
Moon Mullins
Eleanor Burgeson
Rover
Cavour
Eugene Bloodgood
Aaron
Elsine Swanson
Robert Gehrke
Simpons
Hospital Admission and Discharges Noted list
At the hospital admissions include Mrs Joe Kutil of Huron for medical care and Marian Anderson of Wessington Springs for surgical procedures. Lester Marshall of Hitchcock undergoes minor surgery. Discharges include Bermand Comstock of Huron, Stanley Helwig of Wessington Springs, Lionel Devenhill of Carpenter, Robert Kuni of Huron, Mrs Clarence McMillan and baby of Carpenter.
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Huron
Medical
Marian Anderson
Wessington Springs
Surgical
Lester Marishall
Hitchcock
Bermand Comstock
Stanley Helwig
Lionel Devenhill
Carpenter
Robert Kuni
Clarence McMillan
Baby
Forfeit Fines in Local Court Beats
Clyde Smith and W E Kindley were arrested yesterday for passing longer than minutes. They each posted 3 two dollar bonds which they forfeited. C L Bailey, arrested Tuesday, had not appeared in court at noon today.
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Clyde Smith
W. E. Kindley
C. L. Bailey
Wanted: Two Men for Immediate Travel No Details
Two men aged 19 to 25 are sought for immediate travel. Reward offered for those who qualify. See Mr. Palmer at the Hughett Hotel between 7:30 and 9:00.
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Maryin Hughett Hotel
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