Market News High Hog Receipts Signal Upward Trend
June 2 market notes show hog receipts at 504 with steady to strong prices and a 2.75 top. Cattle and sheep mostly steady with mixed quotes for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls. Chicago and Sioux Falls reports mirror steady to firm tone as hogs remain in demand and packers push prices up on clipped yearlings and choice cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept of
Sicily
Sioux
Sioux Falls
City
Ison
Centadt
Wheat Futures Dip Then Rise Triggers Live Market Reads
In Minneapolis and Chicago market notes, wheat futures edged up after an initial dip as stock strength aided grain values. July oats fell slightly, while rye and barley showed varied moves. cash grain offered at firm premiums with steady to higher prices overall. Livestock listings from South St. Paul and Minneapolis reflect steady hogs and mixed cattle demand with some higher lamb and sheep quotes and ongoing receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St, Paul
S. Tattle
Vorage Vost
Minneapolis
Markets Roundup at Huron and Surrounding Areas
Daily market listings from Huron and nearby towns include poultry and eggs prices furnished by Swift and Son, Buck Brothers Turan, and local buyers. Hens, cocks, leghorn hens, eggs No.1 and No.2, butterfat, butter, hides, pelts, and wool prices are summarized with regional daily figures from Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & So
Buren
Buck Brothers Turan
Leghom
Bolles & Nagers Uron
Sioux City
uPi
Chicago and New York Market Snippets June 2
A chaotic OCR snapshot shows mixed market chatter across commodities and livestock. Potatoes, poultry, eggs, butter and flour futures and current prices appear with scattered company names and regional notes, including Wisconsin shipments and Chicago and New York prices.
Stock Lists Make Brisk Rally In Early Trading T:
The stock market started strong with losses in early liquidation turning into gains as tobacco stocks led advances and major names such as American Tobacco Union Pacific and General Motors posted higher prices. Volume neared 1.84 million as investors tracked plans for a broader market support effort under a Young committee and several leaders showed robust net gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
American Tobacco
A, & Stet
Secretaries Prepare for South Dakota Meeting at Lake Kampeska
Paul K. Myers returned from Watertown where he finalized plans for the annual two day South Dakota Secretaries meeting to be held at Lake Kampeska. The event will include golf, boating, fishing and entertainment with speakers from the banking, commerce and securities fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Myers
Watertown
South Dakota
Tlow
John W. Griest
Queon
South Dakot Bankers Association
Bert Lawshe
Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Gladys Pyle
Huot
South Dakota Securities Commission
A. Berdhl
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Harry L. Kyes
Minneapolis
National Merchants Association
Trial Set for Alleged Dynamiter Plot In Wasta
Mrs Mary B Moore and Charles Welsh face a preliminary examination for an alleged attempt to kill Paul Stillman a Wasta farmer and son in law. They were ordered held on 1500 bond each with Moore released after posting. The pair were tied to confessions of John Robinson and Milford Ostr youths who said they were hired but did not receive the promised 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Mary B. Moore
Charles Welsh
Paul Stillman
Wasta Farmer
Mexny
Justice Court
Red McCain
Moore
Welch
John Robinson
Milford Ostr
Welety
J. F. Bieler
County Justice Court
Virgil Shippers Plan Annual Meeting Next Monday
Virgil Livestock Shippers association members will meet at the Odd Fellows hall in Virgil Monday night June 6. President B F Frevert said the meeting will address shipments from Wolsey and Virgil, with annual officer elections and routine business. Present officers include Secretary B A Taylor and Treasurer George M Townsend. The session begins at 8 pm.
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Virgil Shippers
Virgil Livestock Skippers Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Virgil
B. F. Frevert
Jas
Frevert
Wolsey
B. A. Taylor
George M.townsend
Hurei
Swearingen Dies in Hastings Neb After Acute Heart Attack
Hastings Nebraska June 2 Stricken with an acute attack of heart disease as his train reached here this morning Dr Henry C Swearingen 64 of St Paul Minnesota former moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly died before aid could be administered Also Beadle county examiner Dr G S Weaver from South Dakota State college extensão department to investigate swine erysipelas in the northern part of the county and met Counts Agent Roy A Cave in Huron. count lists a string of stock market figures and company names in the surrounding text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OR. Swearingen
Hastings
Neb
Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul
Mion
Presbyterian General Assembly
G. 5. Weaver
South Dakota State College
Beadle County
Huron
Roy A. Cave
Honor for Wisconsin horseman Ebon A Jones
Ebon A Jones a Wisconsin Clydesdale horse breeder and exhibitor will be honored by the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture. The Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association will join in recognition on June 9 at Jones farm near Bangor Wisconsin. State officials and Wisconsin’s governor have been invited to attend. Jones has prize wins across Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota fairs and at the Chicago International Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebon A. Jones
Wisconsin
Huron
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association
Jones’ Farm
Bangor
Wis
Jones
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Chicago
Western Regional Crop Group Hopes To Grade Alfalfa Seed
Rapid City June 2 4 The Western regional meeting of the International Crop Improvement association opened for a two day session with members from 12 western states. The main aim is to prepare a set of grades for registered alfalfa seed to gain approval in major seed growing and consuming states. The alfalfa seed registration committee will report tomorrow morning and the session will adjourn about 10 o clock after a Black Hills sightseeing trip courtesy of the Rapid City Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Texiourl
International Crop Improvement Association
Black Hills
Lincoln
Neb
T. G. Stewart
Ft Collins
Col
A. L. Stone
Madison
Wis
Vacation Bible Class Set Across Week in Tent
The Church of Nazarene announced a tent revival at Kansas avenue and Fifth street from June 5 to 19 led by Pastor J A Brees of the Huron church. Daily Vacation Bible classes run 9 30 to 11 30 with evangelistic services at 8 p m on weekdays and Sunday programs include children's exercises at 1 a m, preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. All denominations invited.
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Church of Navarene
Kansas Avenue
Fifth Street Watch
J. A. Brees
Huron Church
Church of Nazarene
Bruce
Prize winners in contest announced at Huron theatre
Moon Mullins page with Vigo Berquist and Regina Kamen won sweep stake honors in this week’s comic coloring contest. Eight other top colorists receive free tickets to the Huron theatre. The Evening Huronite grants ten free tickets weekly to boys and girls coloring comic pages, with multiple other winners named for Moon Mullins The Gumps and Our Boarding House from various local addresses.
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Moon Mullins
Vigo Berquist
Nebraska Avenue
Regina Kamen
Simmons Avenue Southeast
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Patty Conner
Beach Avenue
Frances Grace
Simmons Avenue
Out Gur Way
Teresa Jacobs
Huron
Frances Fuller
Iroquois
Dorothy Fernan
Cavour
Ella Mae Disney
Minnesota Avenue
the Gumps
Stanley Mitchell
Idaho Avenue
Marjorie Kenner
Fist Street
Blame Shelton Gang For Bank Robbery
The Hayes Shelton gang of St Louis was named by C D Brown as responsible for the March 29 robbery of a northwestern national bank in Minneapolis. He also implicated nine men in the Lincoln National Bank robbery at Lincoln Nebraska and the Kraft State Bank holdup at Menominee Wisconsin. The disclosures followed investigations into the Tommy Hayes assassination as authorities pursued leads from an informant. Edward Lynch, former Minnesota end coach, announced he would join the University of Wisconsin football staff.
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Shelton Gang
Minneapolis
Hayes-Shelton
St Louis
C.D. Brown
Northwestern National
Brown
Protective Department
Minnesota Bankers Association
Lincoln
Neb
Kraft State Barn
Menomonie
Wis
Tommy Hayes
Edward Lynch
Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Piano Recital At Miss Gertrude Nulls Home Delights Community
Miss Gertrude Null hosted a piano recital at her home featuring fifteen pupils. The Washington bicentennial theme framed selections by American composers with emphasis on pedaling tone and rhythm. Pupils announced their pieces and shared brief notes about each, drawing praise from parents and guests.
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Gertrude Null
Rene Rayburn
Giano
Washington
Miss Null
Mia
Noll
Roxane Dougher
Patsy Downs
Marjorie Stout
Larry Temes
Don Davis
Martin Luther
Billy Sexton
Dorothy Nevis
George Raymond
Joaphine Longstall
Jeanete Keser
Marjorie Ann Suxton
Verna Jonason
Deyee Anderson
Howard Saye
Foster Verdict Highlights Kindness Toward Son
Testimony in circuit court describes Mrs. Foster as caring and affectionate toward her husband and stepson Witney. Witnesses Mary Amos Linus Pulls and Mary Jewell say Foster women provided basic care, with occasional light punishment and suspected liquor influence observed at times. The divorce case proceeds with defense detailing Foster home conduct and caregiver accounts.
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Sioux Falls
John Morre
Foster
Witney
Paing Company
Mary Amos
Linus Pulls
Poster
Mary Peterson
Jewell
Foster Home
Peterson
Amos
Kieffer Transferred Between Oil Division Offices
George W. Kieffer advertising representative for the Huron division of Standard Oil is transferred to Mankato Minnesota. He exchanges positions with H H Cook who has served in a similar role at Mankato. May Cook arrived this week and the Kieffers plan to move this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kieffer
Huron
Standard Oil Company
Mankato, Minn
H. H. Cook
Manketo
Cook
Mission film on Lutheran work to show Friday night
The Call of the Ages, a six reel documentary on Missouri Synod work, will be shown at the American Legion tomorrow at 8 p.m. under Mount Calvary Lutheran Church. The film covers Sunday school, parochial schools, ministry training, hospitals, and charitable efforts in the U.S. and overseas. Admission is free with a free will offering to cover expenses. The Rev. Mr Jacvker recently returned from Spen cer Tripp and Wagner trips for Walther League educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Th H. Joerkel
Missouri Synod
Lietheran
Samatoria
South America
Asia
Jacvker
Spencer
Tripp and
Wagner
Walther League
St Teresa Pupils Receive Scholarship Awards
Announcement notes cash prizes awarded to Sack Voegel of the Sch grade and Melva Hagerly of the 6th grade for highest scholarship at St. Teresa School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Teresa School
Sack Voegel
Sch
Melva Hagerly
Crop outlook boosted again in North Dakota survey
The weekly corn and wheat region summary from the local federal meteorologist says soil conditions in North Dakota range from poor to excellent in spots. Snow and rain killed many grasshoppers but reports show damage from insects elsewhere. Farm work progressed, small grains and corn were doing well, with Pargo mentioned in North Dakota on June 2.
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North Dakota
Hoppers in Cass county first taste of bran and arsenic
A Nebraskan drought report describes grasshoppers causing damage in Cass county and a dry area across eastern and northern Nebraska. State statistician Anderson notes abundant moisture in some areas, while southwestern Nebraska faces its driest season yet and winter wheat prospects disappoint. Farmers receive 3000 pounds distributed from a bureau bait station. Also a rental ad for a modern apartment at 425 Wis with gas service listed.
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Cass County
Lincoln
Ner
Nebraska
Aoe
Anderson
Cai
Boyd Saul
Knox
Fragmented seed catalog notes from page fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists vegetables and flowers with garbled names and stray terms. What remains mentions tomatoes cabbage and asters and hints at garden items, nets, and varieties, though the exact items and context are unclear.
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Armour Stockyards
OG Market
Cwicago
Hoga
Sis
Spoltz
Caring Range
Duluth
Casi Clase
Weiler
Sid Hoa
Jae
Bullens
Butares
Borley
Butum
High Law
Hucoh
Mitchell
UuPi
Lesham
L. S. Dept
U. S
McClur
Alabama
Iss
Butler
Ehyeguilyr i
Fleury
Ehip
News York Powlire
al Chom
Amis Anal
Amn
Am Lara Am
ATGT
Can Pac
Cerro de Pasen
C&o
CM Stuaid
CNW
Col G & E Ske Products
Curtis Wright
Deng
Hasiman
Fox Film
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust Ma Gt North
NY Cent
NY Nh&h
North Am
North Pac
Packard
Fan Am Pet
Para Pub
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pot
RCA
RKO
Rem
Lake Kampeska
Myers
W. T. McLaughlin
A. E. Danielson
Raw
Rep Steel
Rey Tob
Sears | Roebuck
Socony
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Cat
St Oi M! J
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corp Air
United Fruit
US Ind al
US Rubber
Us Stel
Vanatium
Western Union
West Willys
Banw
CRB
Electric
Standard Oil
Ind_ WM
Swift & Co
Crop Association
R. C. Western
Kieffer
Mankato
Pargo
N. D
Grasel
Parker Mountain
Fraire
Breekfustineh
Huron Consitnenan Co
Gerantius
Hundynads
Hoffman Fluhal & Toney
Wess
Anil Sv. Ce Resnewt Desk
Jose Antu
Sigel Inn
Aires
Ajamainn
Chamois Power Washzy Mu Ehassig
Brown's
Conor of
Zhe
Linaia
Majestic Demonstrator
Johnson & Sewelt
Sheldon F. Reese Elevators, Inc
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