Hog and cattle market notes from Armour stockyards and Chicago
Market report from Armour's Stockyards Huron dated June 10 shows hog receipts 1400 with steady to higher prices and bulk 5.00 to 5.85, top 5.90. Chicago prices sag due to tighter hog supplies with weaker bids across hogs calves cattle and sheep, with various weight ranges and limited demand. Futures in Chicago show mixed hog futures with notable bids and arrivals. Sioux Falls reports hogs fully steady with top around 6.00 and lighter cattle activity, reflecting a generally weak to steady market pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Gaitle Tade
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Sioux City Livestock Market Report June 10
Sioux City and St Paul cattle and hog quotes mix with steady to higher bids. Cattle demand uneven across regions with feeders scarce and calves showing little change. hogs steady to higher with top around 6.20 and weights 170 to 300 lbs common. Sheep activity slow with best Ida ho lambs above 8.50 noted. Chicago market summary trails with mixed direct sales and ranges around 6.40 for various lunchroom weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
U.S. Dept
Idaho
St. Paul
South St, Paul
U. S
Rain Report Sends Wheat Market Down
Rain in North Dakota and Canada weighed on wheat after the government crop report showed poor conditions from drought. June futures fell while July and September slid. cash wheat held firm. Corn and oats moved little. rye and barley gained with modest demand in flax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Canada
Wheat futures rise on Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis and Duluth cash close wire reports show No 1 northern wheat around 72 percent protein and mixed durum in the 54 to 63 range. Prices for amber durum red durum and flax also listed with nearby and arrival quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Grain Market No
Speitz
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Tansay
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Report Scribbles
Market notes from Huron and surrounding areas detail poultry and egg prices and offerings. Leghorns, broilers, and light breeds listed with weights. butterfat and hens values noted. Saturday and midweek prices include Chicago and New York quotations for eggs, poultry, and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Corky
Stock Market Up On Railway Rally
The New York stock market shifted from early weakness to an afternoon rally led by New York Central up over four points after its regular dividend announcement. Allied Chemical McKeesport Tin Plate and Western Union rose about five, with U.S. Steel American Telephone Consolidated Gas North American Electric Power and Light and United Corp gaining around two. Chemicals were strong amid overall quiet trading with under 2,900,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Allied Chemical
McKeesport Tin Plate
Western Union
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
North American
Electric Power and Light
United Corp
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
At The Hospitals ef AAA RR admissions include C. H. Fountain Hitchcock minor surgical A Scheidegger Hitchcock medical Mrs A Bowes De Smet minor surgical Cloyd Buck Huron medical Mrs L J Knapp Wolsey surgical Angus Ibis Huron surgical Miss Maude Beush Huron medical Dave Wipf Carpenter surgical Berniece Forgard Huron surgical Dorothy Bowen Huron surgical Virginia Bowen Huron surgical Discharges include Clare Simpson Huron Dot Ge Miss Dodson Shws Mrs Lena De Land Huroft Carl Olsen Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Fountain
Hitchcock
A. Scheidegger
A. Bowes
de Smet
Cloyd Buck
Huron
L. J. Knapp
Wolsey
Angus Ibis
Miss Maude Beush
Dave Wipf
Carpenter
Berniece Forgard
Dorothy Bowen
Virginia Bowen
Clare Simpson
Dodson
Lena DeLand
Huroft
Carl Olsen
Hitchock
Flaherty Pleads Not Guilty Before Sioux City Murder Trial
The Sioux City murder case against Pat Flaherty moved toward trial as he pleaded not guilty in circuit court. State's Attorney Temmey overruled a demurrer by Joe H. Kirby, while other defendants faced arraignments and continuance motions. The docket also noted delays due to absent counsel and pending continuance discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaherty
Sioux City
Pat Fisherty
Charles Eyestone
Alva E. Taylor
Joe H. Kirby
Sioux Falls
Leo A. Temmey
Ed Decker
Gaendar
Decker
Taylor
Graham
Clyde Graham
Ira Biggerstaff
Biggerstafé
C. J. Tracy
Jos. Byrnes
I. R. Crawford
Fred H. Andeeson
Andreson
Tva Churchill
Max Hogh
Women C C Members Play Golf And Bridge
Women C C members at Huron County club yesterday held a golf tournament with five holes starting 6 30 a m. Jeanette Gagnon Mrs C E Barks and Ruth Giard won golf honors then bridge at Lake Byron cottage with a pot luck breakfast. Mrs H L Wilkenson and Mrs W C Gagnon won bridge prizes. Another golf event is planned for next week’s women’s day program starting at 7 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Jeanette Gagnon
C. E. Barks
Ruth Giard
Huron Country Clu
W. C. Gagnon
Lake Byron
H. L. Wilkenson
Hitchcock dealer is fined for purchasing stolen chickens
Receiver Of Stolen Goods Gets Maximum Municipal judge pro tem I. R. Crawford sentenced Hitchcock produce dealer John L. Tscheller to $200 fines and 30 days in county jail. The jail term starts Friday after a stay to allow him to run his station. two young farmers near Hitchcock, Paul Walters and Johnnie Tschutter, face grand larceny charges. State's Attorney Leo A. Temmey represented the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R._Crawford
John L. Tscheller
Hitchcock
Crawford
Tschetter
Yellowstone Trip Awarded in Theater Drawing
W J Stickney of 22 Second Street South East won a free trip to Yellowstone Park in a theater drawing at Hur on theater. He nearly missed the win as he could not read his number without glasses. J Augustine alerted him that his number was drawn. Winners depart mid July for a 19 day trip with other Publix circuit participants from South Dakota and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stickney
Second Street South- Jeast
Yellowstone Park
Hur
Wien Stickney
Dra
South Dakota
Hurosi
Sioux Falls
Fellowship Class Social Meeting At Methodist Church
The Good Fellowship class of the Methodist church will hold its monthly social Friday evening with a brief 8 15 pm business meeting. The entertainment committee includes Mr and Mrs George Adams Mr and Mrs C J Johnson Mr and Mrs C D Streeter Mr and Mrs RA Wikert and Mr and Mrs W T Towne. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellowship
The
Methodist Church
George Adams
C. J. Johnson
C. D. Streeter
RA Wikert
W. T. Towne
Say Farm Crops Make Advance Across Regions
An afternoon storm with heavy humidity and hail swept through the Plains raising hopes for crops. Reports from Ipswich to Mobridge and Linton note rainfall aiding moisture, with North Dakota and Minnesota seeing relief as rains continued across the Red River Valley and Belvidere-Wasta area near Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minm
Northwest
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Reese Wins Coal Contract For Huron Schools
The Huron board of education awarded Sheldon F. Reese a contract to supply about 00 tons of coal next year. Reese’s bid was the lowest among six from Huron dealers. Prices set: about 50 tons of screening at 7.41 per ton and about 400 tons of Youghiogheny nut at 3.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron City
Sheldon F. Reese
Huron Coal and Elevator
Board of Education
Reese
Huron Coal
Clyde Smith
E. H. Bryan
C. J. Hopper
Kiel Brothers
Huron
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Summer School Opens At College After Fall Break
Summer school sessions began at Hur College with six weeks of courses. About 100 teachers and students enrolled, according to H. A. Hill, dean, as classrooms buzzed with activity during the six week term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Huron College
H. A. Hill
Huron to Host Masonic Meeting in 1932
Yankton June 10 UP Huron chosen as 1932 meeting place by South Dakota Masons at the 57th annual Grand Lodge convocation. John H. Fonsberg of Huron elected Junior Grand Warden. A C Kingsbury of Philip becomes Most Worshipful Grand Master. A E Burrington of Rapid City named Deputy Grand Master. Sanford G. Donaldson of Yankton named Senior Grand Warden. Reelection anticipated for Dr George A Pettigrew of Sioux Falls as Grand Secretary and A A Blomquist of Milbank as Grand Treasurer. Officer installations and upcoming assemblies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Up-Huron
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. m
John H. Fonsberg
Huron
A. C. Kingsbury
Philip
Order of High Priesthood
May Pave South of Huron Next Year
State highway No. 37 likely to be paved south of Huron in 1932, but funds will not be available this year. County board, meeting with the state highway commission in Pierre, also backed paving from Huron to the south county line at the Muron Chamber of Commerce request. Conference details included O P J Engstrom and B W Baer. The commission approved adding 1344 miles to the county system on the Lake Byron to No. 41 correction line, with 30 days before final action on dropping 3 3 4 miles between Lake Byron and the north county line from the county system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
County Board of Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Pierre
Muron Chamber of Commerce Good Roads Division
O. P. J. Engstrom
Department of School and Public Lands
B. W. Baer
White
Highway Commission
Lake Byron
State Commission
North County
City Commission Clears Small Payment to Savanell
City commission meeting yielded only routine business with one $3,400 allowance. A $23,400 advance to Carl Savanell, Sioux City contractor overseeing the outfall sewage link to the new disposal plant, covered work already completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Savanell
City Commission
Carl Savanell
Sioux City
Nine Girls to Receive Trips Camp Donations List of Backers
The article lists donors supporting a 1931 girl reserve camp program, naming D B Richards Insurance and many firms and individuals. It notes a competent staff, new features, and the camp’s aim to be outstanding in the Girl Reserve world during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Richards Insurance Agency
Melbvaine Insurance Agency
C. F. Hughes
George C. Hunt
Huron Clinic
National Bank of Huron
Howes and Temmey
Churchill and Benson
William Issenhuth
Security National Bank
Publix Theaters
Longstaff and Gardner
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Igomery Ward & Co
J. S. Tschester
B. B. McCrackey
K. Walker
Buck Bros. Swift and Company
Beach and Dickinson
Jay Spink
B. H. Kerr
James River Implement Company
Deere and Webber Co
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Thomas Eve
Farmers Co-op, Association
H. W. Matkey
New York Dental Co
W. L. Matlock
Waibel Hardware Co
Wheeler Drugstore
Armour and Company
J. PF. Anderson Lumber Co
James Byrnes
Union Hand and Mart- Hage Co
Betis
J. C Penney Company
J. H. Mahaffey
Max Royhl
Huron Dairy Products Co
R. N. Jones Chevrolet Co
Gagnon
Johnson and Sewell Co
8. B. Hill
Frank H. Dwyer
Frank Oviatt and Sons
Wallet Cileane
John P. Walsh
Lions meet delegates and district split debated
Delegates gather for Lions International events in Huron with speeches by Judge A. K. Gardner and Julien C. Hyer. Model luncheons link Aberdeen Northfield Grand Forks Mitchell clubs. Wild west show excursion to Wes tington follows. Banquet at 6 30 p m Governor's Ball at 9 30 p m Friday morning vote on district division postponed pending final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Commerce
Huron
W. EL Lillo
Larimore
N. D
A. K. Gardner
Eighth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Julien C. Hyer
Fort Worth
Tex
Lions International
Aberdeen
Northfield
Grand Forks
Mitchell
Wessington
Marvin Hughitt
Minot
Bert Mower Faces Grade-Related Questioning
Local education records show Bert Mower confronted with concerns over grade integrity. Officials review the matter as part of a broader inquiry into academic standards and evaluation procedures.
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Armour
Dey Packers
Good Packers
Rough
Wheatiel
Huron Dairy Market
Buck Brothers
Hell
Gt. S. Dept. Agr
Alabama
Louisiana Bliss
Texas
Southern Cobblers
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Ches & O
C& NW
CRL & P
Chrysler
Cal G & E
Cons Gas
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erie
Fox Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gen Met
Gold Dust
Houston Oil
Cent
Nick
Kennecott
Kroger
Louis & Nash
Mack
Tks
MK & T
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy
Lgt
NY Cent Mym
NY NH & H
No Pac
Packard
Para Public
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Radio
HKQ
Rem Rand
Rep
Reyn ‘Tob
Sears Roe
Sinclair
So Pac
Stand Br
St Oil Cal
St Oil NZ
St Oil N
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim R Big
Union Card
Unit Airc Mi
Unit Fruit
US Steel
Warn
Standard of
Cindianad
Ipswich
Milwaukee Railway
Mobridge
Lemmon
Roscoe
Linton
Here
Edgeley
Bath
Groton
Bristol
Webster
Ashton
Redfield
Rapid City
Belvidere-Wasta
John W. Fonsberg
Bert Mower
Ford Motor CO
A. M. Urquhart
Corner
Kans
Ford Sales—Service
Haron, S. Dak
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