Hog Prices Steady at Armour Stockyards in Huron
Hog prices held steady at Armour Stockyards in Huron on Saturday with a top of 5.70. Receipts were about 2008 head, with prices for various weight ranges ranging from 3.23 to 4.60 for barrows and gilts, and sows around 4.75 for select lots. In Chicago and Sioux City reports, hog and cattle values showed mixed movement as weekly receipts neared 123,200 across twenty markets, with lighter weights gaining and heavy steers uneven.
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Chicago
im+ suit co
Ceelnis
Ego
Wesrls
Sioux City
Dept
Tolahas
Paul
U. S. Dept
Grain Market Now Unsettled in Minneapolis Report
Grain market unsettled amid rain reports from Canada and North Dakota with June futures mixed. No. 1 northern and durum prices wobble while cash wheat remains in fair to good demand. oat and barley prices ease. Minnesota, South Dakota relations seen. Duluth close shows flax and durum prices with mixed results across districts.
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Minneapolis
Canada
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Minneanelli
Northern
Task Northern
Duluth
Whe Dee Markets Produce in September Report
A clipped OCR fragment notes September markets for Whe Dee and Buttert at CSC DIE IE Produce. Limited readable entities and dates. Summary preserves the apparent market mention without inventing details.
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Dee
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Listings
Market report from Mitchell Sioux Falls and Chicago detailing poultry prices for hens leghorns broilers and roosters, eggs, butterfat prices, and related dairy and produce quotes. Includes delivery notes, weight categories, regional listings, and track prices for potatoes and wool trends in Boston.
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Sutter
Swit & Co
Hurea
Suron Dalry Market
Mitchell
Slowx Falls
Sioux Falls
Brakes Put On Stock Mart Advance In Mixed Session
New York stocks faced profit taking and renewed short selling as trading opened weakly then steadied. More than 1.7 million shares moved with broad decline, rail stocks hardest hit, with the market easing about three points from early highs as technical factors dominated.
Investment Trusts and Closing Quotations Report
Investment trusts led by Paul Brown & Co with Friday June 5 closing quotations. North American Trust 5% Cor portal 543 Cumulative 613 Universal British Type Axis Founders 3% AB C 744 Nation Wide 6 Five Year 6% and more. Closing quotations list many issuers including AT & T 16634 Armours, Armour A 1k, Anaconda 20%, General Electric 24%, GM 23%, IBM 23, Intl Harv 40%, Studebaker 164, Swift & Co, US Steel 9% and Willys 6.
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Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
North American Trust
Corportal Trust
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
AB C Trust
Super Corporations
Super Corporationa
Diversified C
Frontenac
Standard American
Incorporated Investors
Allis
CM St P& P
C & NW
Wcri & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & E
Cons Gas
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erie
Fox Film
Freeport
Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Homestake
Houston Oil
NH d& H
Nor & West
No Pac
Packard
Para Pub
Penn
Phillips Et
Pullman
Radio
RKO
Rem Rami
Rep St
Reyn
Sears
Sinclair
So Pac
St Br
St Oil
Nazarene Young People Convened at Fairgrounds
About 100 delegates attended the State Nazarene Young People's convention at the Church of Nazarene tent in the Fairgrounds. Devotional talks papers on church issues and discussions were held, briefly halted by a heavy rain. Lillian Wion of Kimball presided with Rev George S McDonald and Rev S C Taylor among attending officials. Host Haron Church of Nazarene led by Rev John W Pattee welcomed participants.
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State Nazarene Young People’s Convention
Church of Nazarene
Fairgrounds
Lillian Wion
Kimball
South Dakota
George S. McDonald
Corsica
Central Northwest
Minnesota
S. C. Taylor
Minneapolis
L. W. Godfrey
George S. Culver
Ruth Hollisdee
Olive Drown
Mitchell
Wilbur Drown
Alvin Pooley
Haron
John Friesen
Carpenter
Haron Church of
Archie Cooper Released From City Jail After Habeas Corpus
Archie Cooper, held since late February over involvement in the poker party murder of Charles Everstone and a forged checks case, was discharged today by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor after habeas corpus proceedings. State’s Attorney Leo A. Temmey did not oppose the release. I. B. Crawford represented Cooper. Cooper had been detained as a potential source of information on the crime. He appeared when testifying at the hearing of Pat Flaherty, who faces murder charges, though Katherine did not know Flaherty.
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Archie Cooper
Poker Party
Charles Everstone
Alva E. Taylor
Leo A. Temmey
Cooper
I. BR. Crawford
Eyestore
Pat Flaherty
Catherine
Flaherty
Catholic Daughters Hold State Conference in Pierre
Mary C. Duffy of Souta Grange New Jersey serves as guest of honor as Catholic Daughters of America open a three day state convention in Pierre. Delegates attend high mass and plan sessions with Cecelia M. Kelley directing. Mayor John Hipple welcomes, Augusta Wider to speak, conference ends Monday. Huronians include Mary Byrne, Margaret McWeeney, May Knapp, Josephine Tobin, Catherine Schaller among others.
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Pierre Pierre
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary C. Duffy
Souta Grange
N. J
Cecelia M. Kelley
Mitchell
John Hipple
Elizabeth Scholtz
Watertown
Augusta Wider
Mary (. Byrne
Huron
St. Charles
Pierre
Margaret McWeeney
May Knapp
Frank Tobin
Josephine Tobin
Ralph Schaller
Catherine Schaller
Keller Wykoff Win In National Track Event
Keller from Ohio State won the 120 yard high hurdles at the NCAA championships held at Stagg Field Chicago. Frank Wykoff of USC, undefeated this season, defeated Eddie Tolan of Michigan in the 100 yard dash with a close finish in 9.6 seconds, leading from start to finish.
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Dykoff
Jed
Farmer Charged With Trucking Without License
Charles Morrill, a farmer north of Huron, asked for a jury trial after arraignment in municipal court on trucking without a license. He posted $200 bond and awaits the July term. Complaint by John P. Shanks of the State Motor Vehicle Department at Pierre accuses Morrill of charging neighbors to haul milk to Huron. Morrill's attorney was J. T. Mc Cullen Jr.
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Charles Morrill
Huron
Morrill
John P. Shanks
State
Pierre
J. T. McCullen, Jr
Farmers Union Meet Held At Wessington
Wellington June 6 Special Between four and five hundred delegates attended District 3 farm union meeting in a community hall. The agenda included outlining funds to operate a farmers cooperative dairy to be located in Huron and the session was to conclude that afternoon.
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Farmers Union
Wessington
Wellington
District 3 Farm Union
Large Hastings commencement features 41 degrees and speakers
The Hastings Nebraska commencement includes 41 graduates the second largest class in 48 years. E. C. Woodburn of Spearfish delivered a talk warning students to rely on planning and knowledge to harness resources while local seniors and honor students were noted, with Milo Youel earning an athletic scholarship and additional diplomas awarded by Dr. Kerr.
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Piedmont
Frank Richards
G. ¥. McCannon
Williamson
Iilliamson
Danforth
Sexdnider
Henry Williamson
Florence Wallace
University of Town
Woodburn
E. C. Woodburn
Western State Teachers College
Spearfish
King Canute
Huron High School
Iny Canute
Huran High School
Milo Youch
Huron College
Huron Post
American Legion
Youel
Bernice Bowers
Lup Ss Bowers
A.C. Schierling
Ardis Lundeen
Ruth Bowe
Gertrude Lampe
Geneva Hampton
Velma Jonasen
Lillian Hanson
Evelyn Berquist
Milo Youel
Marjorie Burns
Winans Boughton
Amelia Wilcox
Bernice Howard
B. A. Kerr
Board of Education
A. J. Lang
O. H. Dunbar
Cliford Avery
Gertrude Bakken
Rachel Bateman
Earl Bates
Myror Bennett
Phyllis Berquist
Earl Bischoff
Tyan Blevens
Winona Boughton
Glen Bowe
Orville Bristol
Vivilora Brown
Lavica Buchanan
Dorothy Burger
Lola Carlson
Verne Carlson
Dorslane Castleman
Ogden Chamberlain
Paul Christenson
George Converse
May Cutler
Dorothy Davenhill
Dorothea DeShon
Winefred Dettwiler
Vera DuBois
Emil Engelbretsen
Osa Fern
Robert Frank
Lloyd Fuglsang
Frances Fuller
Carol Gillstrap
Floyd Gluesing
Margaret Gordon
Camilla Grace
Paul Gross
Bernice Hagedorn
Harold Halvorsen
Sophia Hendrickson
Cecelia Henen
Kenneth Hill
Glenn Hopper
Merle Schroeder
Arthur Schultz
Blanche Schultz
Dorothy Schulz
George Schuyler
Eunice Sewell
Duane Shephard
Joe Sherlock
Alice Shultner
Helen Shultner
Ida Siegenthaler
Ruth Small
George Stahl
Helen Stanley
George Starling
Ruth Siransky
Fern Loretta Thurman
Clarence Ulrich
Willis van Heuvelen
Elmont Voge
Linus Webber
Nine Month Old Son Of Roy Luke Dies In Huron Hospital
Raymond Leroy Luke aged nine months died this morning after a long illness at a Huron hospital. The child is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Luke of New Underwood South Dakota. Mrs Luke formerly Effie Brogman daughter of Mr and Mrs William Brogman. The funeral arrangements await arrival of the father from New Underwood.
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Roy Luke
Raymond Leroy Luke
New Underwood, S. As
New Under
Luke
Effie Brogman
William Brogman
Huron
Two Showers Bring Tiny Rain Total to Huron
Brief weather update reports two showers soaking Huron with .17 inches of moisture, according to official gauges at the weather bureau. The late downpour occurred shortly after three o clock this afternoon, testing only a few area spots.
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Weather Bureau
Dodson Carnival Arrives Sunday in Huron Walking Parade
The Dodson Carnival arrives in Huron with 46 all steel train cars and 30 rides to be set up on North Dakota avenue. Reverend Doc Waddell, a 60s veteran of tent shows, preaches at Salvation Army hall and plans a prison sermon in the county jail. American Legion sponsors the carnival which runs daily all week with continuous performances.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Portsmouth
Ohio
Columbus
Doc” Waddell
Dodson
L. L. Etchison
Dodson Brothers
Huron Town
W. J. Kehoe
North Western
Henry Kampel
North Dakota Avenue
American Legion
Doc Waddell
Salvation Army
Waddell
Waddel
Huronite
Three Held For Theft Of Chickens Near Hitchcock
Three young men from the Hitchcock vicinity were jailed in Bea dle county on grand larceny charges over the theft of 30 chickens from the John Sish farm near Hitchcock. Paul Walters 26 Paul Decker 28 and Johnnie Tschetter 18 were arrested by Deputy Sheriff John Boyle. The birds were sold to John L Tschetter a Hitchcock produce dealer and identified by Stahl who recovered them.
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Hitchcock
Beadle County
John Sish
Paul Walters
Paul Decker
Johnnie Tschetter
Stahl
Leo A. Femmey
John Boyle
J John L
Wetrick Land To Be Bought For Two Thousand
County commissioners ordered Auditor T H Young to finalize negotiations with H F Wetrick for 1 38 acres valued at 2000 the board of appraisers had set the price. Wetrick had asked 3000. The auditor expects to complete the purchase Monday as budget talks continue for 1932 with a first draft due at July meeting.
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Wetrick
T. H. Young
H. F. Wetrick
Warren Darling of Wolsey Is Married
Warren Darling of Wolsey married Esta Thompson of Northville in a Friday morning ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home. Darling works at the First State Bank and taught school at Tulare last year. They left for a wedding trip and will reside at the F. W. Wardman home upon return. the Wardmans are in California for the summer.
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Wolser
V.—Pecsu
Darling
Esta Thompson
Northville
Mr. Darling
First State Bank
Asra
Tulare
F. W. Wardman
Brr
Mrs. Wardman
California
Rainy weather boosts crops in Miller area
A steady soaking rain began this morning in Miller and nearby, delivering about a quarter inch of moisture by noon. Farmers say the rain is valuable and crops in the vicinity look fine after the soaking shower.
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Hand County
Miller
Farewell for Brost Couple in Cavour Home
A farewell party hosted by Mrs Ruben Schaffer and Miss Martha Schaffer at Mr and Mrs Fred Schaffer home in Cavour honored Mr and Mrs Sem Brost of De Smet who left for Hot Springs. Brost will stay about three weeks and seek treatment at the soldiers home there. Guests from Huron and Alpena attended.
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Cayour
Fred Schaffer
Cavour
Ruben Schaffer
Martha Schaffer
Sem Brost
de Smet
Hot Springs
Brost
Huron
Al+pena
2500 Guests Arrive for Huron Events and Speech
The Dinwiddie church secretary will deliver a 3 PM sermon followed by Paul K. Myers of the Huron Chamber of Commerce giving a welcome address. The day ends with state oratorical finals featuring Hilda Heidenreich Evely Johnson and Richard Weiland. Zone contest winners from Yankton will vie for a chance to compete nationally. The state trap shooting championship heats begin with warmups at the Ravine park Gun Grounds over three days. A tent city rises at the Fair grounds for Adventist gathering with quarters in exhibition halls and tents for several hundred visitors.
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Lérnational
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Hilda Heidenreich
Aberdeen
Evely Johnson
Huron
Richard Weiland
Yankton
Ravine Park
Fair
Adventists
Freedom Epic Film To Be Shown At Waither Convention
A silent film titled Freedom about Martin Luther will be shown at Dauni's Auditorium as a feature of the State Walther Convention. The film is praised as a weighty, well-researched historical pageant with thorough direction and acting. Public invited to attend the Sunday showing.
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Waither
Martin Luther
Dauni
Walther Levention
New York
Huron Elks Set for State Convention Trip
Huron Elks plan to attend the state lodge convention. The band will depart by bus at noon Monday and arrive hours before the lodge band competition. Roland A. Wi as manager notes Dr H L Saylor Gust Jacobson and Clyde R Smith on committees to arrange Huron representation in the convention golf and diamondosll tournaments. The finals of the latter will be played Tuesday night under floodlights at the State college athletic field. A second degree team from Io is mentioned.
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Huron Elks
Roland A. Wi
H. L. Saylor
Gust Jacobson
Clyde R. Smith
Huron
State College Athletic Feld
Yankton Paper Marks Seventieth Birthday
The Yankton Press and Dakotan turns seventy today without fanfare. The first Dakota territory newspaper, the Dakotaian, began June 6, 1861 in a log building on Broadway. Pros: M Ziebach, William Freney, J B S Todd led the launch. editorial plant was hauled from Sioux City in two wagons. The paper evolved through names and locations, becoming daily on April 25, 1875, and has occupied its current home since 1906.
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Yankton
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Territory of
Dakota
Dakotaian
Broadway
TF. M. Ziebach
William Freney
J. B.S. Todd
Ioilerial
Officers Re elected at Western South Dakota Stock Growers Meet
Rapid City June 6 officers of the Western South Dakota Stock Growers association were reelected at the fourteenth annual meet held at the farmers assembly room in the county courthouse. Tom Jones of Midland was named president, J H Nason of Spearfish vice president, and Miss Queena Stewart of Buffalo Gap named secretary-treasurer.
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Rapid City
Western
South Dakota Stock Growers ‘Association
Tom Jones
Midland
J. H. Nason
Spearfish
Queena Stewart
Buffalo Gap
Secretacn
Modern sleeping rooms for sale in residential area
For sale or rent options include a six room modern home near the pavement in a prime residential district. Owner sells and offers 411 Huronite as contact. Phone 3707 is listed for inquiries.
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Cola
S. W
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