Market News Hog Prices Hold Steady at Armour Yards
Hog prices hold steady with receipts totaling 1500 at Armour and Company yards. Early bulk good and choice natives fetch 8.75 to 9.00, with some higher. Idaho cattle unsold. lambs, yearlings, and sheep show varied prices across multiple weight classes in Chicago and St. Paul reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour and Company
Chicago
iAi
St. Paul
Faul
Gi.s Dept. Agr
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Eenneens
Sioux City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report June 9
Summary of cattle hogs and sheep trades across Sioux City Sioux Falls Chicago with prices ranging for beef steers yearlings bulls cows and calves hog weights bid and sold packed sows and lamb markets noted as steady to lower with several regional variations and volume figures for cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sioux Cipy
Chicago
U. S
Grain Trends Mixed To Lower In Market Notes
Grain markets showed mixed to lower activity after rain reports, with June wheat futures up slightly yet July and September futures down. Cash wheat demand remained strong for top varieties, while oats and rye softened, barley steadied, and flax stayed firm amid regional price ranges and carlot listings across Minneapolis and Duluth markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Poultry and dairy price roundup across US markets
A detailed snapshot of midweek dairy and poultry markets shows Butterfat and eggs hold steady in Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux City while Chicago and New York report mixed gains and steady quotes. Potatoes and flour markets also noted with regional price ranges and freight factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
S. Dept. Agr
New York
Slump After Early Brace In Market Turnaround
Stocks turned reactionary in afternoon trading after an earlier advance into new ground for the recovery. Reduction in the Weston Electric dividend depressed American Telephone. U S Steel Woolworth Union Carbide General Electric and Consolidated Gas fell about a point. Allied Chemical Westinghouse American Can and Bethlehem gained? (text contains inconsistencies)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace
New York
Weston Electric
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Union Carbide
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse American Can
Bethlehem
Auburn Auto
Closing Quotations from Investment Trusts and Stocks
Investment Trusts led by Paul Brown & Co cover North American and Universal shares with percentages. Closing quotations list numerous stock names with bid and tally figures across industries, rail, oil, and utilities, including Am Car & Fdy, Chrysler, Eastman, Gen Foods, ITT, U S Steel, Reading, and Sears Roebuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
United Founders
ABC Trust
Super Corporation
Super Corporations
Diversified
AB Chom
Allis Chal
Arm. Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am & For Pow
Am Intl
Am Loca
Am Sm & Rin
Am Sug
AT AT
Am Toh
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Ath Ref
Balt & O
Bendix Av
Beth Si
Can Pac
Case (Ji
Cerro de Pasco
Ches.& O
C M St P&p Pt
C & NW
Criadp
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & E
Curtiss We
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erie
Fox Film A
Freeport Texie
Gen el
Gen Foods
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Ml Cent
Nick
IT & T
K C
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Tra
MK & T
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy
Nat Power
Huron College Graduation Sees 41 Students Receive Diplomas
Forty-one candidates for degrees at Huron college received diplomas during the forty eighth annual commencement in the college auditorium. Rev Frank L Gosnell urged graduates to find life purpose and warned against nihilistic philosophy as he recalled the era of rising wants. Music, orations, and honors followed with Magna Cum Laude to four graduates and Cum Laude to three, as Dr Royal Agne conferred degrees and the community celebrated with a noon luncheon and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Pensoc
Huron
Frank L. Gosnell
Auburn
Royal C. Agne
Gosnell
Ralph Barton
Earth
Board of Trustees
Ralph van Voorhees
J. W. Christianson
Presbyterian Church of
Stratford
Alta May Lumbard
Brahm
Frank J. Richards
Dorothy Titt
Robert Hough
Robert Bryan
Eugene Kingdon
Donald Streeter
Aldene Curtis
Dvorak
Hardin A. van Deursen
Henry Gibson
John Wharton
Franck
Panis Angelicus
Dr. Agne
Paul Arthur
Mildred Brown
Julia Brand
Faulkton
Evelyn Weight
Lole Bangs
Victor Peterson
Jesse P. Williamson
Onjda
Board of
Bens
Denver lumberman under guard after death threat letter
Calvin F. Fleming, a Denver lumberman, and his household are under police guard following a letter threatening death unless $10,000 is paid to the "deadly six." Authorities say they have been pursuing leads since Saturday.
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Denver
Calvin F. Fleming
Fleming
Beadle County News to Continue Under Giles Belief
Belated Beadle County News announces continuation under L E Giles after publisher R M Horton retires for health reasons. Horton, who started the paper March 16 with support from Huron merchants, will seek hospital evaluation. Giles says readers should bear with the unusual issue while future arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Beadle County News
L. E. Giley
R. M. Horton
Nolga
Rochester Hospital
Horton
Campbell Charges Lowman Insincere
Major Mau rice Campbell former prohibition administrator for the New York district says he filed specific charges with President Hoover against Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury accusing him of insincerity toward enforcement and of dereliction in office He released correspondence with Hoover and Andrew Mellon written last month and stated he waited for enforcement advocates to push for an investigation before taking action himself and filed the charges on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Lowman
New York
Maurice Campbell
Hoover
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Foover
Andrew W. Mellon
Aberdeen businessmen return from friendly air tour
A party of 12 Aberdeen businessmen flew a trimotored plane from Sioux City to Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls to Aberdeen today. City officials and chamber members welcomed them in Sioux Falls with a luncheon where E R B Judy and Ray Williamson spoke about the neighborly visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art “Good Willers
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Sioux City
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Ray Wiliamson
Last Rites Held For Mr Renisch
Funeral services for John H. Renisch, who died Sunday, were held today at the Walsh chapel. Attendees from out of town included sister Mrs. Ernest Strutenegger and Mr Strutznegger and children William and Alice of Gretna Nebraska, niece Mrs Dry Sands of Mallard, nephew Robert Rentsch and Mrs Rentsch of Bruce, and son C. L. Rentsch and Mrs Rentsch of Vermillion. Friends arriving for the funeral were Mr and Mrs L E Dean of Sioux City and Mr and Mrs Frank J Dean of Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renisch
John H. Renisch
Walsh Chapel
Ernest Strutenegger
Strutznegger
William
Alice
Gretna
Neb
Dry Sands
Mallard
Robert Rentsch
Rentsch
Bruce
C. L. Rentsch
Summer Classwork Begins For Pupils In Huron Schools
Summer school classes in reading and arithmetic opened this morning for eight first to third grade pupils in Huron city schools. Enrollment surged from 25 to 68 for the six week period, with classes in two basement high school rooms running daily from 8 30 to 11 40.
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Huron City
Track unsafe east of Mobridge forces bus transfers
A section of the Milwaukee road main line near Mobridge was reported unsafe after cave-ins of about 50 feet along the right of way. An underground spring may have caused washouts as train traffic was halted and Mobridge school buses were used to transfer passengers past the unsafe section.
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Mobridge
Milwaukee Railway
Milwaukee Road
Beadle County Commissioners Confer With State Highway Officials
Beadle county board of commissioners met in Pierre with the state highway commission on road matters and paving. Auditor T. H. Young accompanied them. They will return to Huron to finish office work and resume their June meeting tomorrow.
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Beadle County Board of Commissioners
Pierre
State Highway Commission
T. H. Young
Huron
Citizenship class reaches 15 today with last filing
Reginald Wintle, a native of England, was the fifteenth and final applicant to file for citizenship as the filing period closed at the clerk of courts office. Wintle, of Rural Route 2 Huron, was born in Alberton England and will take the naturalization examination here in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William George
Reginald Wintle
England
Clerk of Courts
Mr. Wintle
Huron
Alber
Ton
Gosnell Receives Doctor of Divinity At Huron College
Rev Frank Gosnell pastor of Second Presbyterian Auburn N Y is awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity at Hur on college commencement. He served as wartime chaplain and is a Rochester and Columbia University alumnus. The event marks the 12th honorary degree by Huron College in 43 years. Trustees also approve a 112000 budget for next year, down 12000 from this year. President Agne notes enrollment up 9 percent and gifts up 10 to 12 percent. tuition receipts total about 50000 and the endowment stands at 926000 in lyce securities. Twenty five trustees attended with Judge A K Gardner presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Gosnell
Second Presbyterian Church
Auburn
Huron College
University of Rochester
N. Y
Columbia University
Royal Clyde Agne
Lye Securities
Refuses To Change Kirkland Sentence
VALPAHASSA MD Judge Grant Crumpacker refused to modify the sentence for Virsit Kirkland and ordered him to Pendleton reformatory for one to ten years for assault and battery with intent to commit rape. The judge noted the one to ten year term is mandatory under 1927 statutes and kept the reformatory option over penitentiary after arguments from state and defense and deputy attorney general E Burke Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valpahassa
Dune
Iej
Grant Crumpacker
Kirkland
Pendleton Reformatory
Crumpacker
Kirklland
E. Burke Walker
Arlene Draves
Foundations laid for business revival at OSU
Julius H. Barnes, chairman of the U S Chamber of Commerce, told Ohio State University graduates that restless human nature has laid foundations for recovery. He said the current low mood could yield new advancements, fortunes, and leadership, though the speed of revival would depend on the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State University
Barnes
Coal contracts to be awarded by Huron board tomorrow
Contracts for nearly 950 tons of coal to heat Huron city schools next year will be let tomorrow morning when Umembers of the Board of Education meet in special session at the high school. Bids were received last Saturday night but action was deferred until tomorrow's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron City
Board of Education
Mrs. F. R. Brumwell Improves After Stroke
Mrs. F. R. Brumwell, 65, who suffered a stroke of paralysis yesterday morning, was reported improving today. She could move the right arm and hand. She is at 155 Colorado Avenue Southwest. This is her second stroke, the first occurring about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Brumwell
Colorado Avenue
Bramwell
Saylor Lands 24 Pound Pike on Lake Winnibigoshie
Dr H L Saylor caught a 24 pound northern pike on Lake Winnibigoshis near Bemidji Minnesota, a potential record for the year. He fished with Mrs Saylor and Mr and Mrs C F Hasty during the trip last week.
Weather forecast calls for tonight's thunderstorms
Forecaster M E Blystone predicts thunderstorms for Huron and surrounding areas tonight amid hot sultry conditions that peaked around 31 degrees in the mid-afternoon, signaling a break in the weather pattern ahead.
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Huron
M. E. Blystone
Wrestling Results Showdown In Montreal And Cincinnati
In Montreal Nick Lutze of California defeated Stanley Stasiek of Poland two falls to one 208 to 204. In Cincinnati Jack Reynolds defeated Johnny Carlin of Sweden 145 1-4 to 147 in a best two of three bout, both matches reported by Associated Press.
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Associated
Tug Wilson Elected State Elk President
Tug Wilson of Aberdeen was elected president of the South Dakota Elks Association at the annual convention in Brookings. John McElroy of Rapid City became first vice president, Carl Nelles of Madison was re elected secretary, and George Hunt of Huron will be a grand lodge delegate. Aberdeen won the golf with 300, Sioux Falls second. Carl Fletcher Brookings won trap singles. Madison edged Brookings in team shoot.
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Brookings
Vuncs
Vri—Ang Wi
Aberdeen
South Dakota Elks Association
George Hunt
Haron
John McElroy
Rapid City
Carl Nelles
Madison
Huron
Grand Lodge
Seattle
Dwight Campbell
Supreme Court
William Snidkey
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fall
Barber
Eddie McElligott
Carl Fletcher
Ward Waltz
Aberdeen Lodge
Resolutions Committee
McElroy
George Tailon
Watertown
Dave Dukes
Nelles
Mc. Spitkes
Winter Wheat Crop Greater Than In 30
Washington reports winter wheat production this year at 649 million bushels, down from 653 million a month earlier, 604 million last year, and 547 million the 1925-29 average. Indicates total production of corn crop and other figures with crop condition readings for winter wheat, barley, rye, hay, pastures, and fruits.
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Washington
Department of Agericulture
Nurses Examination in Pierre Sees 117 Graduates
Examinations for registered nurse certificates were held in Pierre with 117 graduates from hospital training programs taking part. Board members Elizabeth Dryborough, Bathilda Olson, and Ena Wiard supervised the tests, which conclude tomorrow. most candidates hail from South Dakota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Pierre
Elizabeth Dryborough
Rapid City
Bathilda Olson
Chamberlain
Ena Wiard
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Wagner youth pleads guilty in fatal drunken driving
George Tibel of Wagner, who drove the car in which Ernest Denoma, also of Wagner, died in an east Lake Andes crash Sunday night, pleaded today to a charge of driving while intoxicated at arraignment. He was expected to be sentenced later today.
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Lake Andes
George Tibel
Wagner
Ernest Denoma
Accid
Here
Tibel
Carnival performer injured in motorcycle fall
Dottie Mass of the Dodson carnival motordrome show injured when she fell from a motorcycle during yesterday afternoon’s performance. She was taken to Huron hospital and was reported not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie Mass
Huron Hospital
Miss Mass
Rail executives seek higher revenues across railroads
More than a score of traffic executives from southern railroads voted to urge their presidents to cooperate with eastern and western carriers to boost railroad revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern
Eastern and Western
Bank Robbery Sparks Manhunt In Fenwood, Wis
Two young men robbed the State Bank of Fenwood of 3200 dollars and fled in an automobile. Marathon county vigilantes pursued in a northwest direction as authorities swung into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Bank
Fenwood
City Commissioners to Hold Light Meeting at City Hall
City commissioners plan a light session at city hall tonight per city auditor M F Walt who says no important business will be on the regular weekly agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Walt
Storm victim improves near Crofton Neb farm
Harold Olson, injured when a barn blew over on his Crofton area farm during Saturday’s tornado, was reported better today at Sacred Heart hospital in Yankton.
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Yankton
Harold Olson
Crofton
Neb
Sacred Heart Hospital
Big League Leaders and Monday Times Summary
National League leaders include Arlett of the Phillies with 62 hits and 62 for ties by Arlett and Terry of the Giants. Klein of the Phillies leads in runs and RBIs with 44 and 40 respectively, while Klein also tops home runs with 13. Derringer of the Cardinals and Sweetland of the Cubs are noted in pitching. American League leaders feature Ruth of the Yankees with a .394 batting average and Foxx of the Athletics with 13 homers. Cronin of the Senators leads RBIs and Cronin also has 2 hits. Walberg of the Athletics has 9 wins, Inst 1 and Fischer of the Senators have 6 losses.
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Hendrick
Reds
Arlett
Phillies
Klein
Ott
Giants
Terry
Herman
Robins
Derringer
Cards
Sweetland
Cubs
Worths
Ruth
Yankees
Cochrane
Athletics
Cronin
Senators
Fos
Combs
Foxx
Walberg
Fischer
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Siou Falls
Priet
Huron Grain Market No
Dack Northern Wheat
Duluth
Biodues Markets
Huron Gairy Macket
Mitchell
Bulter
North Carolina
Boston
Baron Poultey
Fiwit & Ce
Pen RA
Philips Pet
Pullman
REO
Reading
Rem Rand
Rep
Asyn Tob
Sears Roe
First Bank
Bindair
Soac
So Ry Ui
Bancorporation
Board of Huron College
Tug Wilson
State Elk
Jasper Hammond
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