Sioux Falls and Chicago Markets Hit Offensive Beaten Path
Market notes from Sioux Falls and Chicago detail livestock and produce bids June 4. Calves, yearlings, and hogs show mixed moves with cattle at weak to steady levels, and hogs active with gains to 10 higher. lambs and sheep behavior varies across regions with prices broadly steady to lower.
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Dept
Wesley
Slyarly
Tory
Lhs
Cnmmor
Mediun
Bessings
Owen
Huron Markets and Closing Quotations Lead To Daily Report
Huron South Dakota markets report prices for poultry butter and eggs from Swit Co and Buck Brothers with hens roosters and leghorns listed by weight. Closing quotations include a wide range of stock prices across major companies and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swit & Co
Huron
S. D
Eres
Huron Dairy Market
Alton
Buck Brothers
Minneapolis Stocks and Market Action Summary
June 1 market report shows minor changes in city stocks. Cities Service and Standard Oil hold steady. average shipments and price quotes include Brak and Bancorporation with minor bid and ask movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service Co
Standard Oil (Ind
Minneapolis
SHA
First Bank
Onneapolis
Brak
Armour Market Shows Sharp Rise in Tuesday Quotations
Tuesday quotations for Armour show higher prices across weights with top price near 9.75 and receipts around 850 to 950 pounds. Packers and butchers posted varied figures, reflecting strong demand amid steady trading activity in the market at Lurcheve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Hurgn
Lurcheve
Salty
I. Butchers
Rapid City Man Heads Custer Highway Group
Rapid City resident N. E. Blood was elected president of the Custer Battlefield Highway association at its annual convention in Deadwood. W. W. Gail of Billings Montana became vice president, with William D. Fisher of Mitchell re elected as secretary and manager and E J Sherwood of Mitchell re elected treasurer. State vice presidents named include George F Schen Billings Montana Charles Mills Sheridan Wyoming Otto Uhting Spearfish South Dakota and W B Ferrell Des Moines Iowa. Directors named were William Telton Fort Dodge Town Iowa C Enteminger Chamberlain and I Sparks Sturgis.
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Rapid City
Custer Hiway Deadwood
N. E. Blood
Custer Battlefield Highway Association
W. W. Gail
Billings
Mont
William D. Fisher
Mitchell
E. J. Sherwood
Montana
George F. Schen
Buungs
Wyoming
Charles Mills
Sheridan
South Dakota
Otto
Paris Building To Feature Stone Tapestry Sculpture
A colossal stone tapestry spanning 2668 square feet will adorn the front of the permanent Colonial Museum in Paris. French sculptor A Jannot and 20 workers will shape Poitou stone into a flat bas relief, illustrating French colonial achievement and global commerce. The work, the largest of its kind, will remain after 1931 when the museum hosts the International Colonial Exposition.
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Paris
A. Jannot
Poitou
Estion
Shrine of Lincoln Cabin Planned as National Memorial Site
Plans in Harrodsburg Kentucky call for a national memorial park centered on the rude Lincoln cabin where Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks married in 1808. A replica church and cornerstone ceremonies are planned with broadcast coverage possibly featuring President Hoover or Vice President Curtis.
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Harsrodsburg
Abra
Ham Lincoln
Pioneer Memorial
Hoover
Curtis
Thomas Gincala
Nancy Hanks
Harve Isburg
Alleghening
George Rogers Clari
Mary
Lincoln
Old Fort Hareradsburg
Esbla
Thomas Lircala
Beech Forks
Washesington
Roy
Tome Herd
Berry
Nanes
Washington County
Dick Berry
William F. Booker
Thomas Lincoln
Wr. Head
Tulsa Airport to Be Handed to City on Completion
Tulsa business leaders will turn over the airport to the city after developing it into a profitable enterprise. In March the field handled 3,209 passengers, surpassing combined February totals of Europe’s Croydon Le Bourget and Templehof airports, signaling Tulsa’s rise as an aviation center.
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Tulsa
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Croydon
LeBourget
Templehafer
Tulsa Airport Corporation
Scans
Dawson
Welfare survey faults South Dakota child care
L Morrison of Kadoka charges antiquated handling and lax welfare enforcement in state institutions endangering many children. A Legion and Auxiliary survey led by Emma Puschner, with Mrs Freda Kramer and J D Midlaney, critiqued administration, unveiled at Sioux Falls after a delayed report. The piece also notes Southwest mesquite roots reaching fifty feet to Feach Water and Fowles nests built from large timbers.
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Watertown
South Dakota
L. €. Morrison
Kadoka
American Legion
Legion
Emma Puschner
Indianapolis
Freda Kramer
Legion and Auxiliary Welfare
J. D. Midlaney
Morris
American Leon Department
Sioux Falls
Inside Left Turn Proposed for Huron Business District
Huron city commission considers an inside left turn at Bobby Street in the business district to improve traffic flow. Mayor EB T Gitchell cited studies of other cities and indicated board support. The chamber committee reports strong fundraising for street decorations and plans final action after a Wednesday meeting with a street circulation representative.
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Bobby” St
Huron
EB. T. Gitchell
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Archie Crowell
Sharratan
Paul K. Myers
Myers
Stanley Colton
Asance
Fourthet Sharisman
Krumman Service
Tac
Miller's Jewelry
Huron Tourist Pokict
C. J. Biel
Bublicity and Toursist Committee
Fisnto
Chicago
Black Hills
Yellowstons
Cowry
Presbyterians Aim to Reorganize Judicial Commission
In Cincinnati on June 3 the Presbyterian Church in the U S A laid before the General Assembly a plan to reorganize its Judicial Commission to prevent schisms and reduce litigation among ministers and members. The proposal would amend the book of orders to give clearer authority and rules, aiming for fairness and justice in church cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Judicial Commission of the
Presbyterian Church
and General Assembly
Judicial Commission
Supreme Court of the
Eresby Etiam Church
Wnd
Drowning claims life of 17 year old Howard Lillie in Long Beach
From Long Beach California comes word that Howard LeRoy Lillie 17 son of B L Lillie of Huron died Sunday night by drowning in Long Beach He was born July 20 1912 in Walworth Wisconsin and is survived by his mother Mrs F E Wright two sisters Alma and Eva Lille El Monte California two brothers Robert and Raymond Huron Wisconsin and grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Lillie The telegram gave no details of the circumstances of the drowning and funeral arrangements will be held in Long Beach with the body to be shipped back for burial
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Howard Lillie
Long Beach
Cal
Chet Howard Lillie
Lilie
Huron
Howard LeRoy Lillie
Waleworth
Wis
F. E. Wright
Alma
Eva Lille
el Monte
B. L. Lillie
Robert
Raymond
W. H. Lillie
City
McMaster Declares Campaign Costs in South Dakota
In Pierre on June 3, Senator W. H. McMaster filed expense reports after securing the Republican Senate nomination. McMaster spent 1,338 on radio broadcasting, 574 on newspaper ads, 209 on office help, and 183 on travel. The South Dakota Republican Club spent 3,955 with payroll 1,281, postage 654, printing 413, and newspaper advertising 654. Opponent L. E. Corey reported 234 in spending and 10 on radio and 76 travel.
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McMaster
Pierre
W. H. McMaster
Secretary of State
Senator McMaster
South Dakota
Republican Club
L. E. Corey
King George Celebrates 65th Birthday Quietly at Buckingham Palace
King George observed his sixty fifth birthday at Buckingham Palace while the Prince of Wales led the royal salute at the Trooping of the Colors. The Duke of Connaught watched from a balcony as hundreds of congratulatory messages arrived from across the empire and the world. Royal family members visited in the morning and grandchildren brought gifts.
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George
London
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Horse Guards
Sherwood to Edit 24 Page De Smet Edition
Special edition of the De Smet News will run 24 pages in gold and yellow ink. Aubrey H. Sherwood, publisher, announced the three eight page sections as part of Kingsbury county’s fiftieth anniversary celebration in De Smet on June 19. Lloyd George's father was once a tiny peddler.
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Sherwood
Aubrey H. Sherwood
Kingsbury County
de Smet
Graf Zeppelin Heads 7th Atlantic Flight Departure
Lazily sailing through the Atlantic, the Graf Zeppelin begun its seventh trip heading toward Friedrichshafen with a planned stop in Seville. Commander Hugo Eckener predicted a fleet of three ships within a year to carry passengers and freight, with the Graf Zeppelin to be preserved when retired.
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Lakriurst
N.J
Lune
New York City
Nantucket
Massachu Sells
New York
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Seville
Spat
Brazil
Graf
Hugo Eckener
Atlantic
New Spanish War Bill Becomes Law
Washington reports the Spanish American war veterans pension act has become law after congressional approval over President Hoover's veto. Senate 61 28 House 298 117 with Democrats largely opposing the president while some administration supporters backed the measure. Hoover's second veto but first to reach a vote followed earlier veto on a Gadsden purchase coin bill.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Bath
Mr. Hoover
Gadsden
Chief Hopkins Issues Final Gnat Warning on Stop Sign Violations
Chief of Police A W Hopkins declares a strict enforcement drive against violations at arterial highways. He orders arrests and fines for violators to curb recent accidents caused by failing to stop at stop signs. The push mirrors actions against long-time night parking. Kenneth Boggs fined for parking misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Persuany
Kenneth Boggs
Elliott Receives Ten Year Term in Bank Robbery Case
Sioux Falls reports Elliott 32 of Sioux City Iowa jailed for ten years after confessing to the May 26 robbery at the First National Bank in Elk Point. Armed with a revolver he took over 290 dollars, forced the president and cashier, fled to Centerville and back before his arrest. Money found at his home two days later.
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Sioux Falls
South
Huey Witselven
John WW
Ello
Sinus City
Iowa
Elk Point
Isnott
John ‘l. Mledin
Elliott
Betas Eal
Alignney H.W. Elie
Union
Eview
Golbery
Ln the Thunteen
Centerville
Mawarden
Siouws City
Ruth Wallace To Give Piano Recital At College Chapel
Ruth Wallace, senior at Huron College, will present a piano recital in the college chapel at 8 15 pm assisted by soprano Ways Byerly of Mandan N C and Besse Stackpole piano and organ instructor. The program includes pieces by Bach Chopin and Beethoven among others and the event serves as Wallace's senior recital with a commencement recital planned for next Monday in the same chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wallace
Ruth Wallaee
Mitchell
Aroua College
Ways Byerly
Mandan
N. C
Besse Stackpole
Huron College School of Music
Willacspherds., Y Purell Pfrlanger
AL Beachs Tevdelssoling
Lego Appasionata
Wallace
Stackpole
Colllege Chapel
Entries Open for Camp Lincoln C M T C This Summer
Beadle county C M T C officer Earl Flanagan urges Beadle county youths to submit Camp Lincoln entry applications by Saturday. OC M OT OC Training begins June 46 for a month with government paid expenses. Joan McGregor of Huron, returning for a fourth year, calls it an attractive vacation. Besche county limited to nine cities. early applications stressed. Some boys may join Tart Snelling session opening August 2.
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Camp Lincoln
Citizens Miliary
Bismarck
N. B
Earl Flanagan
Beadle County
Joan McGregor
Huron
McGregor
Plandreau
Besche County
T. C
Flanagan
Snelling
C. MT. C
Pan Atan
Pact Wins Vote In British Parliament
London reports the London naval treaty moves toward final approval as a Conservative motion to require a rigid inquiry by a 17 member board failed 282 to 201 in the House of Commons. Stanley Baldwin led the proposal while Liberals sided with the government.
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London
Britain
United States
Sande And Workman Will Meet Saturday
New York June 6 Jockeys Sande and Workman prepare for a three year old stakes race Saturday at Belmont Park. Sande guides Gallant Eun in the Belmont feature while Workman rides Whickune, aiming for $60,000 purse and a path to fame.
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New York
Uluider
Moat Park
Belmont St East
Van Porat Declines Bout With Stribling at Chirare Stadium
Promoter announces a scheduled June 16 match at Chirare Stadium between Van Porat and Swilh is off after Van Porat refuses to meet Stribling. The bout had been billed as a Norse annihilator showdown with high expectations for the round match.
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van Porat
Stribling
Cincaga
Wu Je van Byrat
Young Swilh
Chirare
Gt Ie Tone
Brink Thorne Famed Football Star Dies After Illness
Brink Thorne, celebrated football star, died on February 7 following a pleurisy and subsequent complications. The famed halfback, noted for a standout four-year run, helped fuel Princeton’s glory days and achieved national acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink Thorne
Football
Yates Foorhell Hoffelinger
Princeton
Cavour Sports Day Draws Large Crowd
A community event in Cavour drew a record crowd for a sports day. A afternoon baseball game saw Walsey win 4-2 while a street parade and band concert energized the day. A merry go round entertained children on Mair Street as the event closed.
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Walsey
Confused Philanthropy and Baseball Trade Tales
A jumble of names and rumors: Sidney Weil backs charity through New York influence in baseball dealings. Rumors mention McGraw era trades with the Giants and Braves, plus fines for Rick Fesveil. Quarrels over nationalities and a comical aside about Sad Sun Jones and the Yankees cap a garbled look at old baseball lore.
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Joh D. Thockereiter
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
New York
New York Yankees
Sun Jones
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U.S
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Huron Grain Market
Biel
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Louis & Mash
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Packard
Fs Phillips Pet
Pullman
Baffic Corp
T & Shi
Reyn Toh
Sears Roebuck Sinclair
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Studebaker
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Willys-Over Woolworth
Gitchell
Presbyterians
Lloyd George
Kayoes Impress
Benny Miller
Abie Miller
Axl Symle Miller
Graf Zeppelin
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Western
A. W. Hopkins
Bud Taylor
Cerne Haute
Jackie Johnsen
Toronto
Elk Point Bank
Sande
Workman
Mer
Von_Elm
Troyan
Juneila
George von Sinnel
George Troyan
Weil
McGraw
Ethan Allen
Hugh Critz
Pete Donohue
Pat Crawford
Lanry Benton
Red Lucas
Evar Swanson
Redland Field
Giants
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Rick Fesveil
St. Louis Browns
Bill Killeter
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Wilson
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Frederick
Hay
Robeins
Howelis
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Ruth
Mankees
City Loans
Koapp Block
South Dakota Securities Company
R. E. Cone, Séey
Huron, SD
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