Market News Wheat and Hog Prices Edge Down in Mixed Trade
Armour market gains 10 to 15 with ton price around 45 dollars. Chicago hog market opens steady with most sales 6.10 to 6.20 for 160-220 lb hogs, 6.25 asking, 6.00 to 6.10 bids for 240-250 lb hogs rejected. Cattle and lambs show uneven demand, with best yearlings near 8.00 or higher and native lambs at 10.0 to 10.25. Hog daily receipts around 18,000, totals easing vs prior week amid restricted marketing. futures show June hogs at 6.25.
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Armour
Huron
Armour Market
Chicago
B.S
Market Trend Higher Tuesday in Minneapolis Grain
Market report from Minneapolis and Duluth shows rain forecasts weakening grain strength. Wheat mixed with No 1 hard spring around 80, corn up modestly, oats and rye varied, flax firms on buying. cash demand uneven while durum remains heavy. Local hog sales listed with various prices.
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Minneapolis
Jane
Huron Grain Market
Montana
Duluth
Sioux City Livestock Market Summary June 2
Sioux City reports cattle, hogs, and sheep trade activity across markets. Cattle prices mixed with higher for steers and yearlings, hogs steady to higher with top around 5.85, sheep scarce and lambs selling above 10.00. other centers in Sioux Falls St. Paul and Chicago show varied gains and steady to strong demand.
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Sioux City
Idaho
California
Joux Falls
Sioux Falls
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Cities June 2
Market notes from Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago and New York detail Tuesday poultry sales prices for hens broilers and ducks, eggs butterfat and butter. Chicago reports steady poultry and mixed butter and egg pricing while New York lists dressed poultry and egg ranges and potatoes and flour trends. Wool markets in Boston show moderate volume and weak fleece prices for fine grades.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Siouxfalls
Sioux City
Siouk Cmiry
New York
Boston
Ohio
Stock Mart Drops After Early Rally in New York
After a forenoon rally the stock market turned lower with early gains of 1 to 4 points fading to comparable losses. Utilities weakened with American Telephone North American Western Union and Detroit Edison down 2 to 4 points. US Steel slipped about a point. Rails were heavy as volume topped 3,000,000 shares while investment trusts and a long list of names showed mixed quotational moves.
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New York
American Telephone
North American
Western Union
Detroit Edison
S. Steel
Roosevelt And Pinchot Speak At French Lick Governors Meet
Governors Roosevelt and Pinchot headline the annual conference at French Lick Indiana with Pinchot warning that public utilities must be tackled nationally and Roosevelt urging bold land use and rural industrial balance. Dern and Gardiner also spoke on executive leadership and administrative reform.
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French Lick
Ind
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Paramount Publix abandons policy of commercial films
Atlanta June 1 quote from Creorm Allanson of Paramount Publix says the company will give up producing and exhibiting commercial films, signaling a shift away from the earlier policy. He notes newspapers and the film industry are natural allies and emphasizes maintaining close relations with the press nationwide.
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Atlanta
Creorm Allerson
New York
Paramount Publix Corporation
National Editorial Association
Paramount Publix
Paramount-Publix Corporation
Meridian Highway Bridge declares 3 percent dividend
YANKTON June 2 (2) Payment of a three per cent dividend on common stock of the Meridian Highway Bridge company was made today. The other terms amended this year. A total dividend of six per cent was paid in June. Further dividend payments this year will depend entirely on bridge earnings.
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Yankton
Meridian Highway Bridge Company
Othe
Leah Cummings Named Deputy by Hurley in Beadle Schools
Hurley assumes office as Beadle county superintendent and appoints Leah Cummings, Broadland teacher, as deputy. Cummings has taught at Broadland the past three years after a rural stint nearby. Hurley, a Republican, defeated Hortense Babbitt in November and led Whiteside consolidated school near Wessington previously.
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HL. Hurley
Beadle County
Leah Cummings
Broadland
Miss Cummings
Broadtland
Hurley
Nellie Brusso
Hortense Babbitt
Whiteside Consolidated School
Wessington
Nine Americans Among Qualifiers For British Open
At Carnoustie Scotland on June 2 1947 MacDonald Smith led qualifiers with a 36 hole 141 medalist total after firing 71 at Old Carnoustie and 70 at Panmure Barry Johnny Farrell Horton Smith and the others trailed by several strokes as 100 players contest 72 holes medal play over tomorrow and Thursday with the final 36 contingent facing Friday within 15 strokes of the leader
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Carnoustie
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Smith
Old Carroustie
Panmure
Barry
Mac
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrel
Tony Manere
Gene Sarazen
Joe Turnesa
Joe Kirkwood
Willie Hunter
Tommy Armour
Old Carnoustie
Old Camoustie
Lions Gather For District Convention In Huron
Huron Lions plan cohesion for the district convention opening next week drawing Lions from Minnesota North and South Dakota and Canadian provinces. Local clubs will assist in transport for the convention rodeo near Wessington with wild horses and cowboys featured. Attendance is expected to be the largest in district history with reservations rising from distant areas in Canada. The club will skip its regular luncheon next Tuesday and reconvene Monday night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Hu Con Lions Club
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
Lions
Huron
Wessington
Will de Haven
Lia
North Dakota
Huron Lions
Chamber of Commerce
Huron Crowd Greets C N W Concert Band in Pierre
Nearly 2000 hear the Chicago and North Western 50 piece band in Pierre as it halts during a golden anniversary tour. Roy F. Miller and H. F. Wagen accompany the group, which is comprised of railroad employees. The band plans further performances in Aberdeen before continuing its itinerary.
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Chicago and North Western Railroad
Roy F. Miller
Chicago
H. F. Wagen
Winona
Pierre
Aberdeen
Union Official Is Freed For Attack
Chicago dispatch reports Benjamin Z Weber business agent of the Window tally wounded after an attack. Authorities released him later as investigations continue into the assault and motive amid labor tensions in the city.
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Chicago
Benjamin Z. Weber
Publisher-Horton Abandons Huron Weekly Lease Return Volga
Beadle County News publisher Horton abandons lease and returns to Volga. L. E. Giles of the plant says the Huron weekly will continue with current issue delayed. Horton cites health concerns from a spine injury as the reason for stepping away. He plans to seek hospital treatment in the near future.
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Giles
Horton
Huron Weekly
Volga
R. M. Horton
Beadie County News
Huron
L. E. Giles
New Law Delays Saving on Huron School Election
A new law in Pierre would save taxpayers if the city election were after July 1, but Huron holds its vote June 18. With two board vacancies on June 16, W. Peterson lists Mrs B E Bryan and R B Hill as reelection candidates, both unopposed. The enactment will not take effect until July 1, leaving voters facing the June election.
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Huron
Pierre
Board of Education
W. ©. Peterson
H. Bryan
R. B. Hill
Sioux Falls Banks Plan Service Charges on Checking
Sioux Falls banks announced a July 1 change to checking accounts with monthly service charges tied to balance and usage. Accounts under $50 face a 0.50 monthly fee with five free checks. extra checks cost 0.04 each. Accounts $50 or more get one free check per $10 balance and other charges vary by size. No float charges are adopted.
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Sioux Falls
State Bankers Association
Watertown
Sioux City
Fargo
Open Market Drive Urged by Beadle County Farmers
About 25 Beadle county farmers met in a Marvin Hughitt hotel session last night to renew effort for an open competitive livestock market in Huron. They urged all county farmers to back the project with moral and financial support and asked the Farmers Union and Farm Bureau to continue cooperation. The group rejected the Farm Board direct selling plan and considered a Wolsey livestock shipping association, but no action was taken.
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Beadle County
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau
Farm Board
Chicago and North Western
Milwaukee
Wolsey
Milt Steveson
Ten Marriage Licenses Issued In Beadle May
Beadle county records show only ten marriage licenses issued in May, a near thirty percent drop from the previous year. For the year to date, January through May, sixty eight licenses have been issued, up from sixty five in the same period last year, while no divorces were granted in May. Vital statistics record 31 births, including 17 boys, and 23 deaths in the county.
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Beadle County
Clerk of Courts
Women's Auxiliary Meeting Opens Three Day Medical Convention
The Women's Auxiliary of the South Dakota Medical Association opened a three day convention in Aberdeen with Mrs. T. J. Bullion of Sioux Falls serving as president. The gathering began this morning and includes members from across the state.
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Women’s Auxiliary of Medical
Aberdeen
Women’s Auxiliary of the
South Dakota Medical Association
T. J. Bullion
Sioux Falls
Scouters Certificates Awarded at Huron College
Fred C. Eggers and George M. Wilcox issued 22 certificates to men who completed the Scouters training courses at Huron College sponsored by the Scout Council and Department of Education. Certificates went to 12 who completed both sections and to 10 who earned one section. advance certificate to Thomas J. Terney. Training planned again next fall starting late October.
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Huron College
Caaper
Fred C. Eggers
Central South Dakota
Boy Scout Area Executive
The
Scout Council
Department of Education
Mr. Eggers
George M. Wilcox
Paul Cantonwine
Lyle Funnell
Horace Ludlow
LeRoy H. Rowse
Milbhur Syring
Avery Wittenberger
Glann Cook
Argyle Knight
Henry Marten
Edwin Ring
Clarence Ulrich
L. S. Betts
Reynold Dennis
Eddie Han
Thelph Meckel
Hubert Scott
Oscar Tollefson
L. H. Bruhn
Charles Fi
Track Championship Conceded To U S C
Conally June 2. All experts concede the Nations collegiate association track and field championship will be decided at Stage Feld Friday and Saturday to Southern California. The Trojans seek a 4 Ten point score record and may near 200 points under the N A scoring system. The 1928 Stanford record is 72 points while USC scored 3527 70 to win last year.
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Conally
Southern California
Trojans
N. A
East
Stanford
Dr McNamee Wins In Canova Note Action
Dr E J McNamee of Canova is entitled to recover $5 000 on an old note given to H W Graese John Merten and Fred Behm officers of the Canova Implements company The Circuit Judge Alvan Taylor ruled the three men must pay the amount with 10 percent interest since February 1930 The defendants argued the note was the implement companys obligation now out of business but the judge held the note is a personal responsibility for the men because all three signed it.
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E. J. McNamee
Canova
H. W. Graese
John Merten
Fred Behm
Canova Implements Company
Alvan Taylor
Taylor
Plans Approved for State House Annex in Pierre
June 2 Pierre South Dakota working plans for the state office building were approved. R A Perkins of Perkins and McWayne Sioux Falls said final plans would take about two months and a construction contract could be let about September 1. The project, about 230000 dollars, will cover exterior design space allotment partitions and general requirements.
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State House
Pierre
R. A. Perkins
Perkins and McWayne
Sioux Falls
Fights Last Night Across Cities Featured Knockouts and Outs
London saw Len Harvey, British middleweight champion, KO Rene de Vos in a non-title bout. Pittsburgh hosted George Courtney over Patsy Perroni in ten rounds. Youngstown’s Harold Scarney outpointed Johnny Mack. Holyoke’s Midget Wolgast beat Lew Farber. Los Angeles saw Cecil Payne stop Johnny Albin in five.
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London
Len Harvey
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Pittsburgh
George Courtney
Tulsa
Oklo
Patsy Perroni
Canton
Harold Scarney
Youngstown
Johnny Mack
Holyoke
Mass
Midget Wolgast
Philadelphia
Lew Farber
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Johnny Albin
Wrestling Results Rochester Montreal Card Reported
Ed Don George of Buffalo defeated Howard Cantondine of Tewa two falls to none. Gus Sonnenberg of Boston threw Pat McKay of Memphis. In Montreal Henry Deglane of Canada defeated George Zarynoff of Russia in a match reported from the card.
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Rochester
Don George
Buffalo
Howard Cantondine
Tewa
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Pat McKay
Memphis
Tenn
Montreal
Henry Deglane
Canada
George Zarynoff
Russia
Baseball score updates from a quiet midseason day
The bulletin lists Cincinnati against St Louis and Boston at Pittsburgh with cold conditions. American League schedules show New York at Washington and Detroit at Philadelphia postponed by rain. American Association results cite Minneapolis four to Milwaukee six and Kansas City five with no further games on the slate.
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Wrnawan
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Iain
Detroit
Philadelphia
American Asociates Minneapoli
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
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Burk Brothers Hurew
Stock Mart
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Kash
Nat Cash Reg
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Roosevelt and
Pinchot
George H. Dern
Utah
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Reynob
Sears Bus
Sinclair
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So Ry
Stand Br
Woolworth
Huron Service Club
Dr. McNamee
National Lague
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Strelecki
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