Armour Market Steady Amid Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices
Armour's stockyards report mixed cattle and hog values with steady tone on hogs and uneven, weaker cattle. Chicago, St Paul, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls briefs show prices range on hogs 9.00 to 9.90 per hundred, cattle mainly 4.75 to 8.50, lambs and ewes varied by class, with supply levels noted as steady to ample across regions.
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Armour's
Huron
J.nz
Lair
Eorman
Goa
Chicago
St. Paul
Sioux City
USDA
Close Of Wheat Futures Lower In Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures closed sharply lower amid a loose market tone and steady stop loss executions. July and September contracts fell, oats and rye slid moderately, while flax eased. Cash demand showed strength for choice amber durum amid generally quiet oats and fair rye demand.
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Minneapolis
Iowa
Mitket
Montana
Markets SURON POULTRY BUTTER EGGS Furnished Daily
Markets from Swit & Co Huron SD list hens prices light and heavy hens leghorn cocks and pullets plus butterfat and wool market notes. Mitchell and Sioux Falls reports include poultry prices for heavy hens light hens leg horns and cream.
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Swit & Co
Huren
S. D
Betry
Botles & Rogers
Buren Hilde and Metal Co
Huron
Mitchell Produce Thursdes Mitchell
Ught
Leguora
Leghorn
Poultry and Produce Prices From Chicago and Surrounding Markets
Chicago and regional markets report steady butter and eggs with mixed poultry values. Broilers and leghorn stock show varied weights and prices, while potatoes and butterfat also reflect modest shifts in demand and storage levels across multiple markets.
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New York
Small Advances In Stock Market Report
Quiet New York market with modest gains for Santa Fe Consolidated Gas Public Service of New Jersey Chrysler Bethlehem Steel Briggs Manufacturing Deere American Can Woolworth while American Telephone U S Steel General Motors Safeway Maxsan to chemical slipped. Transfers reached about 809 008 shares as U S bonds and currency markets showed mixed results.
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New York
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
Public Ser
N. J. Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
Deere
Americay Can
Woolworth
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Safeway Stores
Maxsan
Who Will Win Braddock Baer Says Voters Weigh In
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from locals on the Braddock Baer fight. Baer is favored for experience and power while others cite knockout potential and heart.
German Congregational Churches of America convenes in Yankton
Dr J L Hirning of Chicago reelected national moderator as the 21st convention enters its second day at Yankton college. Rev F J Wacker of Parkston reelected state moderator. Delegates elected Karl Stahl of Pittsburgh assistant moderator, Herbert Wilske of Mattie ND secretary, George Ball of Greeley Colorado assistant secretary. State confernce named E Goeckle Hesroer assistant moderator and H C Schulz as committee member. Notables Dr Matthew Spinks and Rev G C Kuhn among speakers as sessions continue through week.
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Yaneton
J. L. Hirning
Chicago
German Congregational Churches of America
F. J. Wacker
Parkston
Himing
Mr. Wacker
German Congregational Church
Yankton College
Karl 1B. Stahl
Pittsburgh
Herbert Wilske
Matt
N. D
George Ball
Greeley
Colo
E Goeckle
Hesroer
H.C. Schulz
Ankton College
Come Mitwes
Matthew Spinks
Chicago Theological Seminary
George Kuhn
Herman Obenhaus
America
KL. Stahl
der Kirchenbote
Clipper Lands at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii
Pan American clipper seaplane completes first leg of commercial flight to Midway Island landing at Pearl Harbor at 8 57 a m Pacific standard time. Flight time 17 hours 52 minutes, 41 minutes quicker than prior record. Clear visibility with a small crowd greeting the arrival.
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Harbor
Hawaii
Alameda
Cal
Midway Island
Pearl Harbor
United States Navy
Religious Group Closes Convention in Aberdeen
The South Dakota Council of Religious Education winds up its sixtieth annual convention in Aberdeen with officer elections this afternoon and a Mitchell Methodist youth group play as the final event. Speakers include Ray M. Johnson Huron general secretary Miss Mary Alice Jones Chicago children’s work director Kommer McComb Jamestown professor and Dr Donald Tippett Bexley Ohio pastor and guest speaker who warned that second religion is killing the church and urged inner moral and spiritual control to sustain enduring religion.
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Aberdeen
Letion
Mitchell
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Ray M. Johnson
Huron
State Council
Mary’ Alice Jones
Chicago
International Council
Komrer McComb
Jamestown
N. D
Donald Tippett
Bexley
Ohio
Methodist Church
Church of Today
Dr. Tippett
Minn. Visitors Tour Huron With Local Guides
Minnesota guests from Canby toured Huron as Charles F. Arnold and Bir Arnold guided them for about an hour. John Stensrud George Hanson and A. D. Allen, lunch partners from Canby, were impressed and headed toward the Black Hills.
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Minnesota
Huron
John Stensrud
George Hanson
A. D. Allen
Canby
Minn
Charles F. Arnold
Bir
Arnold
Mr. Allen
Black Hills
Plan For Reception Of Fight At Party A Radio
A reception plan was set for tonight at the Huron Country Club to cover a Bier Bradcork Sight radio account. Men of the club will meet at the clubhouse for a stag dinner starting at 7 p.m. Holler G Kneedy and Herbert W Kneedy were granted a divorce in Beadle county today. Mrs Kneedy, who filed for cruelty, kept her maiden name Helen Barr. They wed in 1933 at Parker and had no children.
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Huron, ‘Country Club
Bier-Bradcork
G. Kneedy
Herbert W. Kneedy
Beadle County
Sneedy
Helen
Barr
Parker
Tax Collections Are Better Here Beadle County Five Months
Beadle County reports improved current tax collections for the first five months of the year. Total receipts reach 314,274.72 dollars, 82. Seventh percent of the levy, with current taxes at 257,434.89 dollars or 33.78 percent of the total levy. Delinquent taxes dropped to 42,748.02 dollars from 75,547.04 last year due to a new one year delinquent payment option.
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Beadle County
A. M. Fuller
Campaign Issue Outlined by Christopherson After Grass Roots Meet
Sioux Falls June 13 Former Congressman C A Christopherson praised the Republican grass roots convention at Sprit field saying it outlined the next campaign issue. He framed the stakes as upholding constitutional government versus adopting European systems. South Dakota delegates listed include J D Coon M Flin Beebe G C Redfield Joe Morrison Gerald Renning Mrs E R Doering Mrs Mabel Rowman and Royal C Johnson now in Washington.
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Sioux Falls
Spritfield
C. A. Christopherson
Christopherson
South Dakota
Sioux Fells
J. D. Coon
South
Deadwood
Washington
Royal C. Johnson
Snow And Rain Hit Durban In Rare South African Storm
Snow and rain fell in Durban Natal South Africa on June 13 as a cold wave shocked residents of the hot humid city. A 12 inch downpour wrecked railroads and highways, flooding swamped streets, and several bodies were seen in flood waters, with diving men reporting multiple life losses.
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Africa
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Local Driver Denies Reckless Charge in Court
Selby appeared in municipal court denying reckless driving, pleading not guilty with trial set for 4 tomorrow afternoon. He posted a $25 bond and was released. Ayers pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and faces sentencing June 24. Cash, arrested for overtime work, posted a $2 bond which was forfeited.
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Licya Selby
Jesse Ayers
AL Cash
Hoover Sees Big Chore For Huey
Former president Herbert Hoover commented on Huey P Long's 15 hour senate filibuster as he arrived in Chicago en route to California. Allan Hoover accompanied him. they planned a day with banker W Shaw before departing. Hospital notes list several admissions and dismissals in local ties.
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Hoover
Huey
Chicago
Huey P. Long
Senate
Herbert Hoover
California
Louisiana
Hover
Allan
sArch W.shaw
Mr. Hoover
Woolery's Wife Appears Violent in Conflicting Reports
Scattered notes describe Woolery's wife as having a fierce temper after a disturbance. One account claims she severely beat her husband with a picnic bottle and struck him with a heavy glass ash tray during an incident in June.
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Woolery
Carl
Justice Gives Way For Stork's Visit
In Des Moines on June 13 a Municipal Court session halted as a doctor on the witness stand appealed for more time. Judge Powers excused the witness and quipped that time and tide wait for no man, and the stork seems not to tarry either in this case.
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Des Moines
Ralph L. Powers
Aged Broadland Resident Dies After Illness
Timothy Smith born November 1 1856 died last evening at his Broadland home at age 78 years seven months two days. He moved from New York in 1886 and lived here since. Survived by widow a daughter Mildred Better two sons Harald F Smith brother F F Smith Portland Oregon and grandchildren Marjorie Abramson Donald Viola Smith. A son Clarence predeceased him. Funeral at 2 30 Saturday at residence with Rev Susie Thompson officiating burial in Broadland cemetery.
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Timothy Smith
Broadland
Mr. Smith
New York
Mildred Better
Harald
F. F. Smith
Portland
Ore
Marjorie Abramson
Donald
Viola Smith
Cumberland
Wis
Clarence
Susie Thompson
Broadland Cemetery
New City Manager Seon Sears to Arrive in Huron Soon
Seon Sears, named Huron's first city manager, is expected to arrive from Ireswood Michigan within days. His furniture has arrived and he and his family are en route by car. Mayor Theo Smogard said recent correspondence indicates arrival between Thursday and Saturday. The board may hold a special meeting with the new manager early next week. Sears previously served several years as city manager of Bonwood.
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Seon
Sears
Huron
Ireswood
Theo, Smogard
Sens
Bonwood
Huron Man Admitted To Bar By South Dakota Supreme Court
South Dakota Supreme Court admitted a list of law graduates from several schools to practice. Names include Clive Adams Aberdeen John Adams Sioux Falls Myron H Barton Vermillion Wallace Bohning Miller Thom Dalton Vermillion Maurice P Frary Vermillion Henry Gross Breeman Frederick J Hoover Burcka Claude St Jones Huron Ruth Fay Mitchell Arthur Jeinschenmann Luke Autos Arno H Loker Lane J Marshall Miller Mitchell Mary EB O Leary Flandreau John Reeder Aberdeen Robert Riter Sioux Falls A O Schmidt Milbank Paul D Turner Griswold Iowa R Marshall Crane jr Vermillion.
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Huron
Youn University of Nouth Dakota
Supreme Court
Clive Adams
Aberdeen
John Adams
Sioux Falls
Myron H. Barton
Versmillion
Wallace Bohning
Miller
Thom
To Dalton
Vermillion
Maurice P. Frary
Henry Gross
Breeman
Frederick J. Hoover
Burcka
Funeral Friday for E. C. Loomis in Hawarden
Funeral services for E. C. Loomis, who died suddenly Sunday in Hawarden, will be Friday afternoon at Kinyon's chapel. The Rev. Riley and the Masonic fraternity will conduct. Pallbearers include W. H. Ormond, John J. Greene, A. L. McWhorter, C. E. York, M. L. Reeknend, and L. T. Bodine. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery.
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GC. Loomis
E. C. Loomis
Hawarden
Kinyon’s Chapel
Ee Riley
Masonic Fraternity
W. H. Ormond
John J. Greene
al, McWhorter
C. E. York
M. L. Re
Processing tax to be frozen amid market swings
Secretary Wallace and farm officials indicate no changes to processing taxes, citing price fluctuations. They discuss possible near term adjustments only if price signals justify them, with a three cent wheat tax increase possible but not certain. Studies continue on future supply and price, aiming to fix hog and wheat levies before the next marketing year.
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Wallace
Farm Administration
House Agricultural Committee
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
General Treasury
Pageant Reenactments Highlight Spearfish Civic Event
Spearfish citizens rehearse on Lookout Mountain under Posrie BE Somers for a Pageant of America to be staged this summer, directed by Ellis and cited by City Attorney Georges DB Le. Local officials and backers discuss ticket sales and promotional efforts to boost attendance while emphasizing community pride and historic themes.
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Gitizens
Lookout Mountain
Posrie BE
Almerica
Huse
Georss DB. le
Pox
Kenneth M. Evlis
Dake
W. Mi. Lampert
Abe
Loc
Lincoln
Mairs
Louisiana
Mr. Ellis
Watertown
Harse
Tiskete
South Deketu
Huron
Pence Building To Be Service Station
A new super service station will open in about a week at Mindsawve and Third Street. Glazier and Davis, with WK, Glazier and the Malbewer Motor Co, will operate. The Penes building will house pumps and a driveway for Goodyear and Shell products. Hagsden Wilcox will head the repair shop with about eight staff expected on opening day.
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Glazier and &. B.D. 4
Mindsawve
Third Street
Ghner
Glazier
Royal Gataze
Davis
Pierre
Malbewer Motor Company
Penes
Huron
Hagsden Wilcox
Legion Son Charter Program Is Delayed
Legion Son Charter presentation delayed due to conflict. Boys planned for charter membership urged to sign up at once. Open to all Sons of American Legion members.
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Legion Son
Sons of Angin Legion
G. O. Martin
Italien Rommiltige
Martin
Sons of American Legion
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Nimmeapolis
P Pinar
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Righ Lew
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WaeCatt
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Haag
Rock Springs
Firra
Michigan
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Siou City
Springs
Leghorn Springs
Bich Cove
York
Cities Service
Ford Notor Ltd
Swift &. Co
First Bank
U. S. Bonds
U. S
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Red Farm
U.S
Chijorge & North Western Railway
Poday
Braddeck
Baer
Tom Sheridan
National Bank of Huron
Braddock
Vincent Thieman
Home Grocery
Bacr
Kenneth Langland
Gagnon
L. H. Simonton
Huron Grocery
Claude Dickenson
Hirning
Chicagoan
Greta Kuehl
Virgil
Miner
Stork
Eliis
United States Department Or
Sariculture
TS. W
Nua Herbs Glass Shop
Dak. N
Prone
Cottage Grocery
Lith Street
S. E
Ray
Ence
TNE
OLD Stock Yards
Huron Livestock Sales CO
JEM
Huron - Pierre
Pierce
Ral
Waleeye
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