Armour Market News Reports Steady Prices Across Livestock
Armour market notes hogs up to 2.55 with steady receipts. Cattle and calf quotes listed by grade, including good steers around 4.50, cows from 2.00 to 2.60, and veal up to 4.75. Sheep and lambs show varied bids, with top slaughter lambs near 6.25 and yearlings around 3.00 to 4.00. Market activity described as steady to lower at several regional yards.
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Huron
Rough Packers
Jergely
Sioux Walls
Sioux Falls
Castle
Chicago
Santos
Slouxty
U. S
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Tone Report
Chicago Livestock market notes show varied prices for packing sows, calves, steers, heifers, and cows with steady to mixed trends. Demand uneven, with strong sows and good to choice cattle listed, while vealers and light calves show mixed movement amid overall steadying tones.
Wheat Futures Close Is Lower In Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures closed fractionally lower amid mixed signals from export demand and stock gains. Minneapolis markets showed slight declines for July and September contracts with cash wheat easing modestly. demand for milling quality varied while oats and barley remained quiet to slower.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain Prices Report Summary
Grain markets show minneapolis carlot prices for durum and mixed durum, with sample grades listed and no quotes for corn rye and flax. Duluth cash close reports prices for amber durum and other durums, flax on track and to arrive, plus grain futures for durum with high and low values. Chicago cash close provides No 2 red wheat and No 3 mixed corn prices, oats and rye sales, and seed values for timothy and clover.
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Ruron Grain Markets No
Northern
Minneapolis
Cass
Cackhard Montara
Amry
Duluth
Dee
Chicago
Chicago Grain Futures Wheat Briefing Melts in June
Chicago futures report shows wheat with limited price data as June session opens. Trading details are sparse with no clear high, low, or close figures available, leaving analysts awaiting fuller market quotes from CHICAGO exchanges.
Market items from Huron Poultry Butter Eggs and Wool
Market list from Huron South Dakota furnished by Swift and Son Buck Brothers Rares Bolies Rogers with prices and weight categories for hens eggs and butter. Includes hides and wool market notes with various classifications and weights.
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Huron
Swift & So
Leghorn
Buck Brothers
Bolies & Rogers Huron
S. D
Byands
Midwest market roundup slight shifts in produce prices
Chicago and New York markets show mixed moves in June trading. Eggs and dairy futures mixed as butter rises slightly, while potatoes and poultry demand stay modest. Regional shipments and prices from Chicago, Wisconsin, Idaho, and New York reflect cautious buying in a soft market.
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Chicago
Eges
Watfer
Iwgs
Fatatoes
Dept. of Agg
Polsters i Theld
Totel
U.S
Wisconsin
Hsin
Idaho
Fresh Selling Closes Stock Gains in Early Session
New York June 9 Fresh selling pared earlier market gains of 1 to 4 points as liquidations hit leaders including U S Steel and American Telephone. Prices fluctuated with some falls and later recoveries as notable names like AT&T, Anaconda, and Chrysler showed varied moves amid broad activity and about 1,100,000 shares changing hands.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Auburn Auto
Manhattan Tremsit Cominon
De Smet Old Settlers Picnic Draws Big Crowd
De Smet prepares for its annual old settlers picnic and celebration despite Depression era hardships. The committee aims to surpass last year’s attendance of 17 000 as visitors from central South Dakota gather for a full day program with morning registration and an evening dance to close.
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de Smet
South Dakota
Court House Clock Service Delayed By County Board
County commissioners postponed action on court house clocks after a morning volunteer IT meeting led by Bruce Barnes. They hoped to finish June sessions and consider bids submitted yesterday for clock service, with Western Union clocks totaling 24 every three months and 72 units in the building. Other agenda items were routine.
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Court House
Steis Wri
Bruce Barnes
Western Union
Leach
Bargain Day Boosts Business in Weeder District
Reports from the Weeder Chamber of Commerce note strong midweek sales with hundreds of shoppers taking advantage of bargains. Merchants say business surpassed recent Wednesdays as in town and out of town customers filled the streets and ballot boxes saw increased cash purchases.
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Hurea Chamber
Athev
Zcink
Vercoe Appointment Forwarded To Pierre
Vercoe appointment of Louis E Vercoe resident engineer of the state highway commission as Minnehaha county highway superintendent was sent to Pierre for commission review next week Also forwarded was the resignation report of C T Charnock who held the post six years Charnock faces indictment on a charge of obtaining money from the county under false pretenses.
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Vercoe
Pierre
Kiwanis Meet Draws Big Crowd Across States
More than 40 Ryims from eight towns in South Dakota and Minnesota join Siuox Falls Kiwanis members for a divisional I meeting. Delegates expected from Brookings Madison Mitchell Parker Wessington Springs Yankton Pipestone Minn Worthington Minn. District Governor Bennet O Knudson Eldon Clark Yashton and Jeny Lammers participate. Karl Mundt, former Madison club president, will deliver the main address.
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Kiwanis
Sioux Falls
Ryims
Sout Dakota
Minnesota
Brookings
Madison
Mitchell
Parker
Wessington Springs
Yankton
Pipestone
Minn
Worthington
Bennet O. Knudson
Albert Lea
Eldon Clark
Yashton
Jeny Lammers
Karl Mundt
Madison Club
St Paul Boy Scout And Leader Drowned
A 13 year old Boy Scout Donald Pfeifer and his 26 year old scoutmaster Arthur Bassett from North St Paul drowned during a 50 yard swimming test at a local lake. Pfeifer entered the water. Bassett, a capable swimmer on shore, jumped in to help and disappeared. The tragedy occurred Wednesday during a test to complete requirements for a first class scout badge.
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St. Paul
Donald Pfeifer
Arthur Basseut
North St. Paul
Bassatt
Conference Opens With Sixty Registrants In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls the 10 day Episcopal summer conference opened with 60 registrants, drawing Episcopalians from across the state. A general assembly preceded the opening, introducing the faculty and assigning students to classes.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
Market movers list of stocks and percentages
A dense inventory of securities with tickers and allocations such as Am 1614 North Pac 6 percent Packard 114 Para Pub Penney 15 Penn 8 Phillips Pet 414 Pullman 1214 RCA 3 percent RKO 2 Rem Ran 14 Rep Steel 244 Rey Tob B 28 Sears Roebuck 14 Socony Gla So Pac Bi Starlard Brands 954 St Oil Cal 1654 St Oil NJ 2354 Stewart Warner 244 Stude baker 34 Texas Corp 978 Tim Rolly 9 percent Transamerica 252 Union Carbide 17 United Aircraft 74 United Corp 444 United Fruit 12 US Ind Al 14 US Rub ber 2 US Steel 24 percent Vanadium 554 Warner Pix 22 Western Union 16 percent West Nectric 192s Willys Overland percent Wool worth 2414 Yellow Truck 1 percent Purity Bak 1 percent.
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North Pac
Packard
Para Pub Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
RCA
RKO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Rey
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Fruit
US Ind al
US Rubber
US Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pix
Western Union
West Nectric
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Purity
Foster Defense Nearing Finish in Foster Divorce Trial
Sioux Falls reports defense testimony for Mrs Iva Gilbex Foster in the Morreil Foster divorce action nearing completion with three oral witnesses and several depositions left. Judge Dougherty heard that trial expenses total 6208 plus other costs. four more depositions were read, and advisory opinions on legal fees ranged from 40000 to 1 percent of the stake, with further rebuttal to follow.
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Sioux Falls
Iva
Gilbex Foster
Fohm
Morreil Foster
Foster
Daly
Ray E. Dougherty
Intel
Beverly Hirlz
Cal
Sions Falla
Fowler
Shir Artes
Jameson And Sharpe Discuss Bridge Graft In Mierre
Jameson state’s attorney of Mounet meets with Attorney General Toe and others on alleged bridge construction graft in the county. C. T. Charnock, recently resigned county highway superintendent, commissioner, and a creator of the Western Bridges and Construction Co of Ormada, is named in the case. A petition seeks removal of Minnehaha county officials. Governor Green may take action after returning from the Black Hill.
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Jameson
Sharpe
Mierre
Norton Jameson
Mounet
Toe
Acu Iist
C. T
Charnock
Western Bvidgs and Construction Company
Ormada
Dumesun
Green
Minnehaha County
National Masonic Officers to Visit South Dakota Grand Lodge
National officers of Royal Arch Masons and grand lecturer for the organization in New York will visit the annual Communication of the Masonic Grand Lodge of South Dakota and allied bodies next week. Mr Hook will pay tribute to George Washington at a ceremony marking the seventy-sixth anniversary of the lodge Monday evening. All Masons, delegates or not, are welcome to attend.
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Homeroor
Royal Arch Masons
Orgahizsitor
New York
Masonic Grand Lodge of
South Dakota
My. Hook
George Washington
Grand Lodge
British Open field trimmed to 60 after 36 holes
The British Open golf championship whittled its field to 60 for the final 28 holes as scores above 154 were eliminated after the first 36. Among those cut was Douglas Grant, the Aimmoo amateur living abroad, who posted 82 75 for 157.
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Gene
Pacswhose Beilliine
Yesle
Aimmoo
Douglas Grant
National Guards to Camp Rapid for Annual Training
Between 1250 and 1500 National Guardsmen from across South Dakota will arrive in Rapid City for a 15 day training and maneuvers at Camp Rapid. Units include the 147th field artillery 151st engineers and the 133d motor transport and will settle into camp routine by Saturday night.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Camp Rapid
147Th Field Artillery
1Mth
133D
Listing Of Jobs Is Asked By O. J. Jones
People in Buren who wave jobs to offer today were asked by Captain O. J. Jones of the Salvation Army to call and list them a day or so ahead of time. This will help us make plans ahead of time to send unemployed persons to do the work. The telephone number at the Salvation Army is 8793.
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Buren
O. J. Jones
Salvation Army
Huron
Agne Pledges College Improvement At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr Royal C Agne president of Huron College outlined department consolidations to Kiwanis members saying the changes will improve the institution Ward Bell introduced Eldon Bud Packer who will succeed him as coach Ball received a farewell reception from club members
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital admits include John J. Gill and Mrs Ira Parsons from Huron medical cases, MT. Rinehart in surgical, and Mrs August Leslie plus Eric Anderson and Mrs Bennett Hanson in Huron. W. J. Beadle from Tulare. Dismissals include Mrs August Leslie? And Mrs E J Fleming reports new potatoes from 557 Utah Avenue Southeast ready for dinner tonight.
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John J. Gill
Huron
Ira Parsons
MT. Rinehart
August Leslie
Eric Anderson
Bennett Hanson
W. J. Beadle
Tulare
E.J. Fleming
Utah Avenue
Police Steal Car From Madison Man
Huron police took a car belonging to H D Anderson of Madison while it stood near the Vliegh school building yesterday. Anderson, a piano tuner, left the auto while tuning, returning after dinner to find it missing. Police reported a Lake county license car was taken from the street, prompting investigators to check if it was stolen. Neighbors who saw the vehicle near the high school alerted authorities.
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Huron
H. D. Anderson
Madison
Vliegh School
Anderson
Molice
Lake County
Protection Plan Adopted by Central South Dakota Officials
Law enforcement officers bankers and business men from five Central South Dakota counties adopted a plan for a Volunteer protective organization led by State Sheriff Bruce Barnes. The plan calls for naming line men to assist in chasing bandits on short notice. Attendees pledged support and discussed statewide organizing with Sheriff Barnes and George A Starling of the South Dakota Bankers Association. Meetings and hearings are planned in Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls and Yankton.
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South Dakota
Sherif
Bruce Barnes
Cauty
Barnes
Pinard
Wessington
Wessington Sot Swartz, de Smet, Kingsbury
Z Geland
Woonsocket
Sathorn
R. Huntley
Juren
Beadle
Spink County
M. CG. Barnes
Ceputs
Sui Tar
Watertown
Mitchell Lune
Sioux Malls
Duse
Yankton
Ban Mission
City Poliee
Bankers
Muron
George A. Starling
Dakota
W. W. Howes
Aiile
Ailarney
Pupils in Recital Tonight at Wesley Hall
Mrs Gr Bieter’s pupils perform in Wesley Hall at 7 30 including pantomimes readings and plays. Featured soloists include William Saxton Marjorie Thompson Marjorie Anh Sixton Margaret Sainsbury Hodily Rhythm exercise Mary Ethelyn Habiebs Careilica Dunbar Payllis Reese Beverly Smith Josephine Searls Betty Bauman and others.
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Gr. Bieter
Wesley Hall
William Saxton
Marjorie Thompson
Marjorie Anh Sixton
Margaret Sains- White
Mary Othelyn Habieht
Careilica Dunbar
Payllis Reese
Beverly Smith
Josephine Searls
Betty Bauman
Little Willy
Dolly
Dorethea Duvibar
Dorothea Dimbar
Faery Eihelyn Hebicht
Dan Durk
Dowdse
Frank Lochridge
Grate Ellis
Lisas
Phyllis Rew
Josephine Searla
William Saxtin
Margaret Sainsbury
Betty Sheekw
Beverly Smithi
Mary Ethelyn Habibs
Melyn Hebight
Creva Brown
Devalhy
Mar
Jorie Ann Sexton
Helen Hableht
Janice
Blanche Battin Elected Librarian at Public Library
Blanche Battin of Kerre, a Huron college graduate with honors, was elected librarian for a one year term by the library board after nine applicants. She will succeed Miss Carcline Orvis who resigns effective June 30 and will start duties July 1, having completed library training at the University of Wisconsin.
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Bianehe Battin
Kerre
Huron College
Mimed Ybifarian
Huron Public Library
Carcline Orvis
Miss Battin
University of Wisconsin
M. B. Blystone
Libary Board
Miss Bat
S. D. Loan Group Joins National Building League
The South Dakota Building and Loan League voted to affiliate with the United States Building and Loan league in a resolution adopted before adjournment at a state meeting. Delegates from six cities discussed theft and business matters with Ralph H. Richards of Chicago, director of field service, and James Richardson of Madison as state league president, with O. Olson of Brookings serving as secretary.
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S. D. Loan Group
National League
South Dakota Building and Loan League
United States Building and Loan League
Ralph H. Richards
Chicago
James Richardson
Madison
State League
O. Olson
Brookings
Students to Receive Sth Grade Diplomas at Huron College
About 27 percent of pupils in consolidated and independent districts in Beadle County will receive ninth grade diplomas during graduation exercises at the Huron college auditorium Saturday afternoon. The program includes speeches by local officials and an assortment of musical performances as about 200 eighth graders prepare for the milestone.
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College Auditorium
Schor Beadle County
Euren
Huron College
GO. W. Coursey
Mitchell Keneer
Mario Doan
Gribh
Maite
Huriey
Donald Mampton
Gyonotinus
Bch Porpete
Nellie Mlb
Termes County
Meltz
Broadlans
Schoemaker
Schosmaker
Vermont
Jopherson
Heatland
Mari de Stoner
Fairfield
Capswell
Wolsey
Broadland
Wa Bjornson
Huron
Marley
Hinen
Gwendolyn Baptist
Baseman
Valley
Wetherfield
Laurence Barnes
Braun
Havoid
Helen Carr
Sheffield
Jo Tis
Kellogg
Mervel Bepleston
Creek
Hilma Erickson
Veronica Fetevel
Whiteside
Audi Rel
Liberty
Damon Packard
Custer
Laura Pa
Alice Reil
Nance
Paul Schwakepf
Banner
Glenn Siegenshaler
Clyney
Floris Syring
Wessington
Melvina Syri
Paul Wittenberger
Seredit Guy Ae v
Qguders
Sn Tee
Days Of Barter Return To Sioux Falls Courts
In Sioux Falls today the ancient day of barter returns to official circles as George L. Fish, special tax collector, seeks the value of 20 000 pounds of linotype lead used in printing. A Minnesota county taxpayer reportedly offers five tons of lead to settle delinquent taxes, with the name withheld. The delinquent owes about 500 dollars.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
George L. Fish
Lumber for Sale and Portable Typewriter Offer
Classified note lists ten thousand feet of lumber for sale. Mentions dimensions and a price per inch. Also advertises a Corona portable typewriter, model F20.004, with a partial Kansas address. Contact details appear, seeking buyers.
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Dimenon
Kansas N
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