Hog Prices Jump in Armour Stockyards Report
Hog prices rose 15 to 30 cents at Armour Stockyards Huron on Wednesday with receipts around 1,200. Top reported was 6.05, bulk sales from 5.00 to 6.90, and daily quotations across weight ranges. Chicago and Sioux City markets show steady to firm tone with bids strengthening for light and medium weight hogs and substantial numbers of cattle and lambs on offer.
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Armour Yards
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Stags
Chicago
Shippera
Sellera
Sioux City
Stomx Falls
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Dept Agr
Wheat Prices Steady Today Across Minneapolis Market
Wheat prices largely held steady with slight gains in July and September futures after mixed crop news. Corn and oats rose modestly while rye and flax showed small advances. cash demand remained fair and mills reported tighter spot Wheat and durum markets across Minneapolis and Duluth, with varied protein levels and carlot ranges.
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Harley
Huron Grain Market
Minneapolis
Montana
Wednesdy
Duluth
Buttertag area Dairy Market Mitcheh Produce Wednesday
Mitchell and Sioux Falls markets report live poultry and dairy prices for hens broilers ducks and geese with butterfat, creamery and packing prices. Chicago New York and Minneapolis listings show butter eggs poultry and flour with steady or mixed trends across regions and dates in June.
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Mitcheh
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
New York
Market Steadies On Late Trading
New York June 17 stock market steadied after a late drift led by rails. The closing zone was heavy with 1 to 3 point losses in major names like U S Steel American Can New York Central and Atchison. Turnover was about a million shares in a generally quiet session.
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New York
Jist
U. S. Steel
American Can
New York Central
Beht- Schem
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Atchison
Visual radio range aids to guide planes on route
Fliers on the Los Angeles to Kansas City midcontinent airway will get new guidance by September 1 with eight visual radio range stations. The system uses metallic reeds and two white ribbons on instruments as invisible beams pilots follow. This airway, about 1,400 miles, will be first to receive visual stations after prior trials at Bellefonte and Detroit. C B Hutchinson of the University of California is decorated by Czechoslovakia with the Order of the White Lion for revolutionary science contributions.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Midcontinent Airway
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Bellefonte
Detroit
Defense Studies Smith Charges Attorneys For Former Bank Head
Fred B. Smith faces embezzlement charges as his defense team has two and a half months to prepare. The case centers on alleged misdeeds at a bank tied to his relatives and funds diverted to the Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation. Audits may involve 10,000 transactions and 150 witnesses ahead of a September 1 trial.
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Smith
Will G. Robinson
Hughes County
Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation
Atu
James McNenny
Deadwood
State Banking Department
Platte Bank
M. Q. Sharpe
D. J. O'Keeffe
Pierre
T. M. Bailey
M. G. Luddy
Roy Willy
Sioux Falls
Smith Woul
Farmers State Bank
Degree Staff Heads to Aberdeen Meeting in Masonic Temple
The Dakota Lodge No. 4 degree staff led by Orville Bristol and 14 companions left Huron for Aberdeen for the state Odd Fellows gathering. They will perform degree work tonight at the Masonic Temple. Aber deen Adal Rebekah Lodge No. 51 also to perform degree work at Spafford hall. Attending from Huron are many members and families including Max Tucker as lodge representative.
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Aberdeen
Mississippi River
Huron
Dakota Lodge No. 4
Masonic Temple
Orville Bristol
Orion Fuller
Victor Herron
Billy Sams
Eldred Baler
Donald Bindenagel
Elmer Lindsey
Douglas Miller
Floyd Ulrich
Russell Anderson
Orland Chandler
Lloyd Ptacek
George Converse
Lyle Barton
Harold Miller
Clifford Avery
Adal Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Rebekah Lodge
Spafford Hall
F. B. Raymond
E. M. Lothrop
William Harris
Frank Williams
Chester. Williams
Martin Anderson
Ralph Gethke
Clyde Pearce
George Grove
Jesse Seeley
T. K. White
Fred Wuerfel
M. Chenoweth
Max Tucker
Huron Lodge
Tuever
Spanish Woman Directs Prisons to Reform Efforts
Victoria Kent, Spain's leading woman lawyer and first female public official, leads prison reforms after being named director of Spanish prisons. She aims to modernize a tarnished system, urges rapid improvements, and proposes segregating poisoners by crime class with open air exercise and productive work to curb idling. The cabinet backs her plan.
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Madrid
Victoria Kent
Spain
Spanish Prisona
Geetolly
Senorita Kent
Starring Addresses Rotary on Trade and Soviet Affairs
George A Starring, secretary of the South Dakota Bankers association, spoke to Huron Rotary at the Marvin Hiu tt hotel about foreign trade relations, tariff problems, and Soviet Rus tstad world affairs. Richard Crane and the Malinde trio provided old time music as guests. Graduation attendance announced for St John's Military Academy at Delageld as Harry graduates.
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George
Rotary
George A
South Dakota Bankers Association
Huron Rotary Club
Marvin Hughitt
Richard Crane
Mike Tobin
Malinde Trio
St. Paul
Fone
St John's Military Academy
Dela- Geld
Harry
Lincoln Remembered: A Nation Pays Tribute at Gettysburg
A commemorative speech honors Abraham Lincoln noting his union saving role and the universal reach of his ideals. The speaker recalls Lincoln as a farmer, lawyer, president, and symbol of human rights, urging rededication to law, duty, and national service.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Iit
Will Not Withhold Stabilization Wheat
The farm board will not pledge itself to withhold stabilization wheat from domestic markets for another year. It will pursue the March 23 policy to impose the minimum burden on prices and remain uncommitted to take advantage of favorable markets by disposing of part of the large stocks held by the grain stabilization corporation. Some midwestern grain men urged withholding to ease current prices.
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Washington
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Greenville college wins exhibit at Free Methodist meeting
Pleas for life of several Free Methodist institutions were made at a general educational meeting during the Free Methodist conference. Greenville college was awarded first honor in competitive exhibits, with Wessington Springs junior college receiving a commendation in another category.
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W.S. Junior College
Greenville
Greenville College
Weersington Springs
Wessington Springs
S. D
Hospital Admissions Report Names Thomas de Bauman and Huran
In a brief hospital notes column the admittance list includes Thomas de Bauman and Huran among recent patients. The notes provide no further conditions or dates.
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Thomas de Bauman
Huran
Tariff Bill Is Year Old Today
Washington notes mark the Hawley Smoot tariff birthday as a pivotal political issue ahead of the 1930 race. Hoover signed the bill a year ago after 13 months of congress work, admitting inevitable inequalities while Shouse and admins defend the act amid Republican losses and farmer protections cited by the president.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Issun
Jowett Shouse
Democratic National Executive
Capitol
Shouse
Indianapolis
Virgil Children’s Day Draws Large Crowd at Methodist Church
A big turnout attended the Virgil Methodist church Children’s Day program directed by Mrs. Elmer Matzke and Mrs. Frank Fanger Jr. Alpena youths contributed select numbers. Afterward Rev. Washburn led baptismal rites for 14 juniors, with bouquets and certificates given. Baptized names include Henry Spiers Frank Spiers John Spiers Paul Ven Erable Donald Shires Ralph Gooding Corea Gooding Alice Bolte Clyde McCargar Lyle McCargar Stenley Bice Cargar Mildred McCarger Wayne Van Der Aarde Willard Van Der Aarde.
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Virgil
Elmer Matzke
Frank Fanger, Jr
Alpena
Washburn
Marion Mann
Edna Wullweber
Eva Thomas
Lillian Fanger
Sa Tly
Henry Spiers
Frank Spiers
John Spiers
Paul Venerable
Donald Shires
Ralph Gooding
Corea Gooding
Alice Bolte
Clyde McCargar
Lyle McCargar
Stenley ‘Bice Cargar
Mildred McCarger
Wayne van der Aarde
Willard van der Aarde
Trial Testimony Details Hogs Theft Case At Decker Farm
Ed Decker identified by Mennonite colony members as hog thief at the colony. George M Hofer and Peter Hofer added their identifications, Joseph Stahl testified. Track evidence from frost led from colony to Decker farm and onto his trailer. Witnesses described tracks and an endgate board found near the scene.
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Ed Decker
Theen
George M. Hofer
Peter Hofer
Joseph Stahl
Elias Walter
Paul Waller
Eliis
Paul
Canada
John Stahl
B. L. Landon
Decker
Landon
Stahl
George Gross
Joseph Sishl
Gross
Endgate Board
Churchill
Deckers
Belgian Girl Wins World Beauty Show in Galveston
Netta Duchateau, 17, a Belgian contestant with black hair, won the twelfth annual international beauty pageant in Galveston Texas. She cannot speak English, holds a pilot’s license, and received 2509 dollars and a silver plaque amid crowds. Miss Anne Lee Patterson of Kudlow Kentucky finished second earning 500 dollars.
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Galveston
Texas
Netta Duchateau
Miss Duchateau
United States
Anne Lee Patterson
Kudlow
Belgium
Miss Patterson
Fire destroys main building at St. Joseph Indian School
A blaze at the St. Joseph Indian School half mile north of Chamberlain started in the kitchen at 12 10 p m and spread, destroying the main building and a garage. Firefighters could not control the flames, with two buildings totaling about 100000 dollars lost according to Superintendent Rev Henry Hogeback.
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Chamberlain
St. Joseph
Henry Hogeback
Lost glasses with white gold frame found left at Hurorite
Reward offered for the return of a lost pair of white gold frame glasses left at Hurorite. Please contact the finder with any information leading to the return.
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Buttertag
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U. S
Perent
Alabama
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Mississippi
Bliss
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al Edght
Leghorn Springs
URON
Buck Brothers Gures
Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Car & Fay
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Am Sm & Rig
AT & T
Rnnconda
Armour A
At Ref
Balt
Bendix Av
Beth Sil
Can Pac
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Cerro de Pasco
Ches & O
CM St P & P
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Chrysler
Col G & E
Cons Bas
Curtiss We
Drug, Inc
Eastman Iy
Brie
Fox Film A i
Freeport Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Gold Dust
Gt Nope
Houston Oil
Hudson
Ill Cent
Int Hary
NY Cent
NY NH & H
Nor & West
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No Pac
Packard
Para Pub
Penn RR
Phillips Pei
Pullman
Radio
AKO
Rem Rand
Rep
Reyn Tob
Sears Roe
Sinclair
So Pac
So Ry
Stand Br
St Oil Cal
St Oil N Hi
St Ol NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim Rire
Union Carb
Unit Aire
US Ind
First Bank
C. B. Hutchinson
University of California
Order of the ‘White Lion
Revlture Sciehte
WM. L. Beale
Hurley
Beadle County
H. L. Hurley
Beulah Bagley
Wessington
Doris Pierson
Vernon
Martha Richest
St. John's Lutheran
Wolsey
Eleanor Spring
Custer
Eva Eastland
Waldrow
Johnson
Belle Prairie
Lillian Meyer
Burr Oak
Cornelius Murphy Banner
Elizabeth Kent
St. Teresa
Francis Tobin
Clyde
Paul Wittenberger
Whiteside
Josephine Coleman
Banner
Lela Allison
Hartland
Byron Burgeson
Pearl Creek
Albert Hintermeister
Robert Johnson
Vivian McCoy
Maybelle Moldenhauer
Brice O’brien
South Dakota Securities Co
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