Hog Markets Edge Higher as Receipts Rise in Midwestern Shows
Hog prices firmed on Friday with top quotes near 6.25 and receipts around 1,800 to 1,900 head. Chicago and Sioux City notes show a limited cattle turnout, stronger hog demand, and steady to higher prices for medium and light weight butchers, while sheep and lamb markets remained largely steady with sparse offerings.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Stags
Figs
Chicago
Sioux City
Dept. Agr
Idaho
Sioux Falls
St. Taut
ST. Paul
Dept
Castle
Tate
U. S
Tao
Butler
Wheat Market Turns Upward on Rain Forecasts
MINNEAPOLIS June 12 reports say rain was inadequate and strength in Liverpool markets supported futures. Wheat futures closed higher with July and September gains while coarse grains were unsettled and cash wheat firm to strong amid demand for better grades.
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Minneapolis
Liverpool Gables
Aurea
Darwin
Montana
Duluth
Market closes on June 4 stock listings and quotes report
Paul Brown & Co. Minneapolis reports closing quotations for North American and British trust shares and a long list of securities. The page records prices for Allis Chalmers, Am Can, Chrysler, GM, Exxon, and many prominent stocks with percent changes and share identifiers.
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Paul Brown & Co
Minneapolis
Am Can
Am Loco
Bendix Av
Beth Sd
Can Pac
Case
Cerra de Pasco
Ches & O
CM St P &P Pw
C&n WM Criaap
Chrysler
Cole & E
Cons Gas
Curtiss Wr
Drug Inc
Eastman
Eric
Fox Film A
Freeport
Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gold Dust
Gt No
Houston Oil
Hudson
Ti Cent
Comb E
Ent Harv
Nick
KC So
Kennecott
Kroger
Mock Tks
MK & T
Mo Pac
Man
W-Union
Westh el
Willys Ov
Woolworth
Market summaries of butter eggs poultry and wool trends
Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago and Minneapolis market notes report live poultry hens broilers roosters ducks and eggs prices for creamery butter and butterfat. includes door delivery terms and regional price levels. Wool market summaries from Boston Commercial Bulletin describe territory wool values, grades, and demand trends for Utah Nevada Montana and Delaine products.
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Slowe Falls
Sigux Falls
Bette
Roux City
Sioux City
Roosters
Turkeys
Spring Ducks
Old Ducks
Eeese
Boston
Montana
Delaine
Utah
Nevada
Rail Rally Gives Market Firm Tone
New York stocks opened with a firm tone as rail shares led a late rally after early declines. New York Central rebounded two, with Atchison Rock Island and Delaware & Hudson up, and American Telephone American Tobacco Western Union International Telephone Paramount Liggett Myers B rising one to two points. Steel slipped about two points while American Can General Electric and General Motors held steady amid light volume under two million shares.
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New York
New York Central
Atchison, Rock Island
Delaware & Hudson
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Western Union
International Telephone
Paramount
Liggett and Myers
American Can
General Electric
General Motors
Capone Indicted In Liquor Conspiracy by U S Grand Jury
Chicago, June 12. Alphonse Capone and 68 associates tied to his liquor vice gambling syndicate were indicted on conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws. The charges allege 5,000 offenses from 1921 to today, including manufacture and transport of beer on a large scale into the Chicago area. Capone faces previous tax charges and a contempt sentence in federal court.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Adventists Open Annual Meetings South Dakota session opens with revival message
The South Dakota Conference of Seventh Day Adventists began its annual camp meeting with Rev. Charles Thomason of Minneapolis delivering a sermon on Our Greatest Need. He urged repentance and reform ahead of Christ’s second advent as the church draws attendees from across the state, Nebraska, California, and Minnesota. The opening featured Melondy Melody Makers, displays of church work goals, and a large Bible and religious book stand. The full program continued with devotions by Pastor G. A. Campbell and sermons by Rev. W. G. Anderson, with future talks announced by Rev. W. H Branson, a vice president of the world conference.
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South Dakota
Rev. Thompson
Christ
Verson
Earth
Thompson
Nebraska
California
Minnesota
Melondy
Minneapolis
Oxford
J. Mies
South Dakota Hook and Bible House of
Watertown
G. A. Campbell
W. G. Anderson
W. H Branson
Washington, D. C
Orient
Man Offers Help Robbed Of 9 Cents In Aurora
Moris Stettler, a night tow service owner in Aurora, awoke to a knock claiming a stalled car. He towed the stranger, filled six gallons of gas, then was robbed at gunpoint of nine cents as the suspect fled northward. A youthful assailant, 18 to 20, escaped after a pursuit.
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Aurora
Moris Stettler
Stettler
Tve
Lions Club Boys Band entertains Aberdeen convention
The Aberdeen Lions hosted a convention program this afternoon featuring the Lions Club boys band from Aberdeen High School directed by R. H. Herman. Separately, Chadbar district berry growers sold 216,967 dollars worth of berries in the first days of the season.
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Lions Club
Aberdeen Lions
Aberdeen High School
Hes Lee
R. H. Herman
Barty Growers
Chadbar
N. C
Guardsmen Head to Rapid City Camp for 15 Day War Games
National guard units from Mitchell Aberdeen Pierre Sioux Falls Yankton Vermillion Parker converge on Camp Rapid for a 15 day encampment. Fifth Field Artillery and 109th Engineers will join from multiple cities with rifle marksmanship and artillery drills planned.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
National Guard
Iifth Field Artillery
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Vermillion
Parker
109Th Engineers
Camp Rapid
13Rd Motor Transport Company
Edgemont
Engineers
Huron
Brookings
Madison
Lead
Hot Springs
Sturgis
W. A. Hazle
Lions Close District Meet Ends With Awards and Plans
The district gathering in Fargo featured R A Trubey and Hye stressing boys work as Lions sponsorship. Alberta to be dropped from the district for geographical reasons, with a move to Montana. Minneapolis named 1532 convention city. peace garden proposal referred to executive committee. Cups awarded for best stunt and attendance. Sioux Falls and Aberdeen honored. Richard Dennis of Sioux Falls highlighted at banquet with local singers and musicians from Redfield and Huron.
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R. A. Trubey
Fargo
N. D
Hye
Lions Clubs
Alberta
Canada
Montana
Chiba
International Office
Minneapolis
E. W. Cameron
Harry George
St. Paul
Twin Cities
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
North Dakota
Manitoba
Lake City
Minn
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Richard Dennis
Evangeline Swartz
Redfield
Clifford Dexter
Huron
Gladys Meyers
Max Royhl
Betty Stewart
Evelyn McIlvaine
Margaret Royhl
Henri Gordeen
H. A. Hill
S. P. Rigier
W. Murray Allan
Julien Hyer
E. C. Cameron
Arthur O. Lee
Biggerstaff Pleads Not Guilty In Knife Assault Case
The State against Biggerstaff moves toward trial after he pleads not guilty at arraignment before Judge Alva E. Taylor in circuit court. Represented by L R Crawford, who rejoined defense due to unpaid fees, Biggerstaff is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for a January knife attack on Clem J. Tracy, who survived but was hospitalized weeks. The record shows this case as the tenth on the docket. Sheriff Huntley reports difficulty locating LeRoy Cook, wanted on a bench warrant for part of an old liquor-fine payment.
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Biggerstaff
Iran
Alva E. Taylor
Circuit ‘Our
L .R.crawford
Clem J. Tracy
Tracy
Huron
Rigderstaff
Clyde Graham
Wn Sherif
Con R. Huntley
LeRoy Cook
Cook
Diamondball Title Game On Tonight
City league diamondball managers have rearranged schedules to avoid postponements and permit both Dairy Products and Coney Island to meet tonight for a potential first half crown. A Dairy Products win ups their title chance. a Coney Island victory creates a seven game streak and possible playoff if tied.
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Coney Island
Huron Dairy Products
Dairy Products
Huron Boosters
Gil‘erson Union Giants
Derrymen
Elks-C. & N. W
Elks
C. & Wlw
Armour Packers
John Donaldson
House of David
Acess
Broadland Hosts Huron Kiwanians Evening Session
Broadland town hall overflowed with about 150 locals and 3 Huronians as Royal Neighbors hosted a general good will session with Kiwanis members. Phillip Gascoigne won oldest resident prize, Charles Schumfelt the newest arrival, whistling contest prizes to Margaret Vetters Arthur Abramson and W F Urban drew the fifth prize, plus entertainment by Mrs B H Kerr a college quartet comic act by Blake Patton and piano duets by Mr and Mrs Edward Sewell.
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Broadland
Kiwanis Club
Phillip Gascoigne
Headle County
Charles Schumfelt
Margaret Vetters
Arthur Abramson
Threshers Picnic Draws Huge Crowd at Kampeska Lake
Weather favors a record turnout as the South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen opens a two day picnic at Watertown. A two mile parade of tractors and threshing machines winds through town to a lakefront display on a two acre field. Officials expect attendance near 10,000 if good weather holds.
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Watertown
South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen
Lake Kampeska
United States
Canada
Lake Front
Brotherhood
State Fair curbing plan eyed for summer work
State Fair board members in session yesterday discussed adding 500 feet of paved curbing to the 800 feet already installed to improve water runoff during rains. The proposed curbing would run along streets near the midway and central grounds with action set for the July meeting. Participants included J B Taylor Ipswich president J P Michaels Mitchel Chase Willow Lake Thomas J Frick Yankton and H N Johnson Rapid City.
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State Fair Board
Fair Grounds
John F. White
Huron
J. B. Taylor
Ipswich
J. P. Michaels
Mitchel Co . Chase
Willow Lake
Thomas J. Frick
Yankton
H. N. Johnson
Rapid Cits
Ford To Succeed Dawes In League Anti-Saloon Post
Herbert Ford of Lincoln Nebraska will replace FL E Dawes of Mitchell as superintendent of the South Dakota Anti Saloon league. Dawes resigns after almost ten years of service. Ford, on the league national staff, has been active in eastern campaigns and previously led a Lincoln Baptist church. He arrives June 21 to assume duties. Dawes heads east to attend a Presbyterian meeting and plans to live at Brookings to manage real estate interests.
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Mitchell
Herbert Ford
Lincoln
Neb
FL E. Dawes
South Dakota
Anti-Saloon League
Dawes
Ford
East
Ilinois
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Porto Rico
Baptist Board
Mr. Dawes
Brookings
Furnished sleeping room with private lavatory and closet
Advert reads a large modern sleeping room in good condition with private lavatory and a spacious clothes closet, listed at 912.00 and including garage option. Also mentions an AGL porcelain ice box medium size and a Lloyd loom baby buggy in good condition with contact phones 3237 8437 821.
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Alcor
AGL
Lloyd
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Minneapolia
North American Trust
Cumulative Trust
Universal Trust
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Diversified
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Two Year Trust
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SIM
Five Year Trust
Buron Poultry
Swift & Ces
Cure Close Bures
D. Tien
Bend
Yeraras Tod
Ask Close Aemreaa
Wetos
Leghorn
Priday
Wool Market
PW E Peth
Adventists
August Abel
Gene Hoy
Thomas Kenney
Floyd Nelson
Robert Peck
Eugene Sherlock
Joe Sherlock
Ralph van Buskirk
Russal Admire
Orville Andersen
Floyd Anderson
Richard Barcley
Harold Baseman
Millard Ruedloff
Kenneth Schroeder
Oliver Seeman
Francis Smith
Mark Stafford
Guy Steely
Paul Stewart
Richard Stewart
Laird Swaney
Alpha Tisder
John Utter
James Walsh
Wilfred Miller
Lions Close
Roy Wilson
Wilson
L. C. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
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