Hog Prices Rise Across Markets Amid Strong Demand
Market snapshot shows Armour Stockyards Huron on June 4 with butchers up 10 cents and sows 10 to 15 cents higher due to receipts of 1,300. Chicago trading followed, with light and medium weights steady to higher and top bids around 6.20 to 6.30 for 180-230 lb hogs, while 350 lb hogs moved near 5.73. Forward outlook notes cautious bidding as recent price gains extend through Sioux Falls St. Paul and broader Chicago reports.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Rough Packers
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Mavse
Hutchves
Carly
St. Paul
Chicara
U. S. Dept. Agri
Wheat Recovers as Drought News Boosts Markets
Wheat prices rise on June futures amid improved stock tone and drought signals in Canada. Cash and milling demand show some strength while coarse grains remain steady to firm. Minneapolis and Duluth reports reflect firmer demand for certain wheat types amid light offerings.
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Minneapolis
Butterfat and Poultry Prices From Midwestern Markets Across June
Market notes from Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, New York and Boston list butterfat, eggs, poultry, and livestock prices. Entries cover Huron and Mitchell dairy sales, Sioux Falls and Sioux City live poultry, Chicago market trends, New York egg firmness, and Boston wool demand, with multiple date stamps for June 4. Names of towns, markets, and product categories appear throughout.
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Sioux City
Good Gains Lift Stocks In Active New York Session
Investment trusts report widespread advances in stock market as railroad shares lead mid day surge. U S Steel American Telephone climb several points with broad gains across major issues, while Specialties like Batman Kodak and Aubern rise. Volume near 3 million shares with mixed early profit taking.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Atchison
Batman Kodak
Aubern Sooring
Closing quotations in industrial and transport shares report
A dense listing of stock quotes spans chemical and dye firms Am Can Am Car Ampersand for power Am Intl and rail and utility names. It notes varied percentages and prices for companies including Am Loco Armour General Motors Coca Cola and Kennecott with a broad mix of sectors and values.
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Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Car &Fdy
Am Loco
AT & T
Armour
Atchison
All
All Cst L 85; Atl Ref 1340; Balt & O Site; Best Cr
Bendix Av
Beth Silva
Can Pac
Case GT
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohc Msp & P
C & NW
CRI & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuellita
Col G É
Cons Gas
Curtiss Wr
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erle
Fox Film A
Feeepad Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Gold Dust
Homestake
Houston
Louis & Nash
Mack
MK & T
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cash
Net Derry
Prod
Mat Power & Lg
No Cent
NY NH & H
Nora West
No Pac
Packard
Pura
Penn
Phillips
Pallmnes HY
Radio
Sheriff’s Vault 2 Reopens After Three Years
Sioux Falls safe expert Claude McMahan opened the Beadle county sheriff’s office strong box after a three year gap. The vault contained liquor evidence from 1928 and old papers. McMahan, with 39 years of lockwork experience, explained old safes are easier than modern rubber cushioned models. He plans to reset a large vault’s combination and did additional work for local firms.
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Beadle County
Claude McMahan
Sioux Falls
McMahan I
McMahan
McBrahai
Superintendent of Schools
Board Pleased With Road Work Progress
County commissioners praised road and bridge crews east and north of Huron after inspections. New gravel conveyor with a 21 yard bin speeds work on Sheffield road, nearly doubling output. Hearings planned on dropping 3.4 miles of road to Lake Byron and adding 1.3 miles on the correction line road starting at state highway No. 37. Jimmie Pierce, 22 months, visited with his grandfather at the courthouse.
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Huron
Highway Department
Sheffield Road
Lake Byron
North County
Correction Line
Golf West
Little Jimmie Pierce
H. M. Pierce
Court House
J. B. Matson
Young People Convene in Huron Church of the Nazarene Meet
About 300 youths from six parts of South Dakota attend the Nazarenes convention in Huron June 3 to 7. Rev George S Culver of Corsica opens with a sermon, Lillian Wien of Kimball presides, and Rev G D McDonald of Corsica closes with an evening message. C S Taylor of Minneapolis is to speak Sunday morning, with services to follow, all at the tent by the Fair grounds. Public invited to attend all sessions and Sunday service.
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Slx
South Dakota
Church of the Nazarene
Huron
George S. Culver
Corsice
G. D. McDonald
Corsica
C. S. Taylor
Minneapolis
Taylor
Central Northwest District
Central
Northwest
The
Nazarene Church
Fellman Joins Scripps Howard in New York City
Harold Reyman reports that I Fellman has accepted a central office posting with the Scripps-Howard newspaper chain in New York City. Fellman graduates from the University of Missouri this week and will begin duties Monday. He previously studied at Pipestone, Minnesota, and worked for The Evening Eeronite while in college.
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Harold Reyman
Humanite
Scripps-Howard
New York City
Fellman
University of Missouri
Wall Report
New York
Scripps-Howards
Huron
Pipestone
Mina
Huron, College
Eeronite
Board elects Mabel Helstad as new Miner County nurse
Howard, Miner county nurse Mabel R Helstad was chosen by the Board of Education to replace Hervida Domas resigning public school nurse. Helstad brings experience from Huron clinics and hospitals and trained at St Barnebap hospital Oshkosh and Minnesota public health studies. Domas and relatives plan move to Minnesota and California. Resignations of two teachers were accepted and bids on coal for next year were postponed to a special session.
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Board of Education
Mabel R. Helstad
Howard
Miner County
Hervida Domas
Helstab
Huron Clinic
Samaritan
Huron
St. Barnebag Hopital Training School
Minneapolis
Oshkosh Business College
Oshkosh
Wis
University of Minnesota
Helstad
Monard and
A. J. Lang
Domas
B. H. Larson
Robert
Minnesota
California
Walter Voigt
Lucilla Buehler
Washington School
Esther Eggen
Ruth Wilcox
Huron High Musicians Stage Annual Outdoor Spring Concert
Several hundred people gathered near the band shell in Campbell park to hear the 51 piece Huron high school band conducted by Lowell Albertus. The versatile program mixed pepular and semi classical pieces including Merle Schroeder's baritone solo Tramp Tramp Tramp. Also featured were selections by Karyl J King and Sousa El Capitan. This marked the second outdoor appearance in two years with plans to continue as an annual event.
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Huron High
Shell
Campbell Park
Huron High School
Lowell Albertus
Merle Schroeder
Next Disposal Move Is Up To Rapid City
Rapid City must respond within 30 days after service to a summons and complaint filed by 25 farmers along Rapid Creek below the city. The suit seeks an injunction to stop sewage discharge into the creek, citing public health danger and fish kill as grounds for the action.
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Rapid City
Rapid Creek
M. C. Babington
Poker Altire Jump Claims South Dakota Frog Leaping Title
The Black Hills Frog City event saw Poker Altire owned and coached by Jim Hopkins of Rapid City soar 10 feet at an Elks gathering, nearing the national mark set in California. Friends of Poker Alice argue she outpaced the Geld, though details remain unclear.
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Black Hills
Seaplane Forced To Land Off Cape Verde
Seaplane DO X forced to descent sixty miles offshore while en route from Porto Praia to Brazil. Tug dispatched for assistance after reports the plane had fallen into the sea. No further information available.
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Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Brazil
David H. Clark Granted Bail In Racketeer Murder Case
David H. Clark, charged with the so called racketeer murder of Charles Crawford and Herbert Spencer, was released on bond of 100 dollars pending trial. Clark left jail late last night after friends posted the bond.
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David H. Clark
Los Angeles
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Liberty Today
Clark
Opening of new dance pavilion draws 400 couples in Huron
A crowd of about 400 couples attended the opening night of a new dance pavilion four miles east of Huron on Highway 14. George E. Lee and his 13-piece colored orchestra will supply music next Wednesday night when the venue announces its official name and a $10 prize will go to the best name. Regular dances will be Wednesday and Saturday, with old time dances on Fridays, and the hall plans winter heating after the season ends. Five Huron men form the management including J. K. Johnston as full time dance manager, with Jay Brockway L. Cornell John Longstaff and D. C. Sargent also involved.
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Huron
Highway No. 14
George E. Lee
Chhosen
J. KH. Johnston
Jay Brockway
L. , Cornell
John Longstaff
D. C. Sargent
Graduation Near At City Schools
Graduation festivities unfold at Huron high school with diplomas prepared and seniors set for a farewell theater party and a Presbyterian church breakfast. Salutatorian and valedictorian include Marshall Townsend and Eleanor Hyden. honors lists and music program feature student groups and a Haydn excerpt. College exams continue with two hour periods and a bachelor of music degree awarded to Alma May Lombard.
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Eleanor Hyden
Randolph F. Hyden
Ninth Street
Thomas Nelson
Evelyn Haberts
Mary Senate Howes
Ruth Fuller
Billy Anderson
Hazel Mendenhall
Mountain Tops
F E. Lockridge
Methodist!” Episcopal Church
Liverson
Fenestra
Lowell
Senate Howes
Irene Benested
Paul Lancke
Ieys
Marshall Townsend
Melvin DuBois
Billy Andersen
Haydn
Alia May Lumbard
Huron
Steak Foursome Continues at Huron Country Club
The steak foursome at Huron Country Club went on yesterday with one member missing. George Hunt partnered Camden Rayburn as Chas H J Mitchell travels to Europe, and they defeated Dr. W L Matlock and Harry L Wilkinson. The weekly, three summers old series requires losers to buy steak dinners for winners. Matlock and Wilkinson have yet to win a match in the regular foursome.
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Huron Country Club
George Hunt
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Europe
Camden Rayburn
Dr. W. L. Matlock
Harry L. Wilkinson
Matlock
Wilkinson
Scattered Showers Hit South Dakota Crops
Showers spread across South Dakota with Rapid City and Mitchell reporting three tenths of an inch of rain. Lighter showers reached Watertown Brookings Sioux Falls and Yankton as temperatures peaked around 85 degrees at several cities. Forecasters called for unsettled weather.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Mitchell
Watertown
Brookings
Yankton
Appraisers Start At Werrick Place
Three men designated to appraise 39 acres of land owned by T. F. Weukte to be used by a road project near Federal Highway No. 1 west of the fair grounds were to report today or tomorrow. C. Weir was named to join the two appraisers. R. W. Clarke represents the county and G. S. Main represents Werrick. Selection of Weir was agreed upon last night. The group visited the farm to appraise value. Weick asked 3,000 for the plot, but the county declined and began condemnation proceedings.
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T. F. Weukte
Fair Grounds
Tomorow
E Carl Weir
R. W. Clarke
George 5. Main
Werrick
Weir
Clarke
Main
Worrick
Walter G Woods Signs President Hoover Paycheck
Walter G Woods United States treasurer signs the six thousand two hundred fifty dollar draft for President Hoover’s annual salary of seventy five thousand dollars. His signature appears on the lower left of each bill while Secretary Mellon’s is on the right. The treasurer supervises treasury statements, currency redemption, and disbursement oversight, with duties across postal savings, national bonds, and public deposits.
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Washington
Joe
Walter G. Woods
United States
Hoover
Mr. Woods
Mellon
Treasury
Woods
Comproller
Osteopaths Choose Huron for 1932 Convention
More than 51 osteopaths at the annual state convention in Madison voted to hold the 1932 meeting in Huron, citing stronger claims for the city than Watertown. Dr. C Betz said the gathering next year would occur during the first week in June, with expectations of similar attendance, and Dr. Lida Betts also attended the Madison event.
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Huron
Watertown
Madison
C. Betz
Betts
Lida Betts
Residential six room rental in Nebraska street area
For rent a modern six room residence at 633 Neb with inquiries at 644 Nely. Also listed is a large well furnished sleeping room in a strictly modern home with private lavatory and garage optional for $1200. Other ads include painting services and a sale of spring tires.
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Huron Yards
Trice
Averica
Ong
O.ng
Huron Grain Market
Minnegapolis
Montana
Minnteapolis
Wiest
Duluth
Bile
Durten
Huron Poultry and
Bock Brothers Buron
S. D
Mitchel
Lhursday
Mj Leghorn
Dept. Aer.j
Louisiana Bliss
Texas Alabama
Marxey
Boston
Investment Trusts
Paul Brown & Co
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
United Founders
ABC Trust
Cms
Diversified C
Frontenac
Standard American
Incorporated Investors
Sheffield
Pierre
Rowena State Bank
State Banking Department
Bre
Unit Fruit
Lee
Huron College
Werrick Place
Walter O. Woods
U.S
Brandmire
Pureas North
St. N. EL
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