Armour Stockyards Market Receipts and Chicago Livestock Prices
Armour Stockyards at Huron reports hog receipts totaling 2,200 with sales quoted about 10 cents higher and prices around 3.20. Chicago and Sioux Falls markets show hogs, cattle, and sheep with varied steady to strong conditions, notable ranges for weights and classes, including top hogs around 7.40 and cattle values up to about 11.25 for heavy steers, with lambs and sheep figures also listed.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour Market
Prices Steady to Strong in Chicago Hog Market
Market reports show 55,000 hogs marketed with 24,000 directly to packing plants. Prices for 170-220 lb hogs ranged 7.25 to 7.40, steady to slightly higher than Friday. Demand for cattle remained narrow, with strong prices asked for top steers but little direct packer activity and ample call receipts. Local market values were pressured by slow demand, while hogs and veal showed mixed but mostly steady tones across regions.
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Chicago
Decnand
St Paul Livestock Market Report March Showing Mixed Trade
St Paul livestock sale notes steady to firm undertone for cattle with short fed steers and yearlings scarce but saleable quality at 6.00 7.50. Cows and heifers held 3.75 4.75 and 5.40 40+, bulls weak. Hogs 9000 head, averages steady to higher. lighter weights 6.75 6.90, heavier down to 6.25. Sheep 6500 head, slaughter lambs steady with prices near 8.00 and some higher on top lots.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls
Vux City Livesier
Sioux City
Marchew
Deut. Agr
St. Paul
Wheat Futures Close Unchanged
Minneapolis March 2 Wheat futures opened weak on bearish weekend weather and data but steadied. May held at unchanged, July and September higher, grain futures dulling after an early dip. Cash demand slow. elevators and farm buyers in market at steady prices.
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Minneapolis
Drama Board
Trading data from Duluth and Minneapolis grains
Duluth cash close reports rough percentages for durum wheat and amber varieties with May July delivery figures and tax mentions. Minneapolis ranges show No. 1 and No. 2 northern and amber durum prices, corn oats rye and flax quotes, plus cash close and protein notes. Flour prices and milling terms are listed for Minneapolis carload lots.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Huron Poultry and Eggs Markets Report
Markets furnished daily by Swift & Co and Buck Brothers list Huron area poultry and egg pricing. Hens of various weights noted with light hens and bee No. 2 categories, butter prices shown for Huron dairy market.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Huron
Buck Brothers
Rail shares drag stock list down in New York market
In New York on March 2 the rail stock group led a broad market decline as selling swept most issues. Large names like New York Central, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, and Southern Railway fell three to five points while U S Steel and American Can slipped about two. Volume reached about 3.4 million shares as bulls temporarily recovered some, but bears regained control after mid-day. Closing quotes show widespread weakness across rails and many industrials.
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New York
Nw York
Bears
Bepcerts
Chicago Produce Busy Markets Show Mixed Butter and Poultry
Chicago and Sioux City markets report a weak butter trend under heavy receipts, with prices down about 1 percent while eggs and poultry vary. Chicago potatoes show steady US shipments and mixed regional prices, New York and Mitchell reflect varied butter and egg movements amid ongoing demand and supply shifts.
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Chicago
New York
X Ray Tubes Could Scan Buildings in Future
Three Carnegie scientists led by M A Tuve L R Aafstad and O Dahl win the AAAS prize for a 2 000 000 volt x ray tube that penetrates three inches of lead and may enable building wide imaging and flaw detection. They caution limits of current exposure and note potential medical uses pending authorities approval.
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Washington
Carnegie Institution
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Wirtners
M. A. Tuve
L. R. Aafstad
O. Dahl
Yokinen Is Guilty Of Discrimination
A Harlem mass trial in an American communist party case found August Yokinen a Finnish janitor guilty of white chauvinism for discriminating against three black members at a Finnish Workers club ball. The verdict stood despite pleas from a black party counsel and a harsh rebuke from a communist candidate.
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New York
Communist Party
August Yokinen
America
Yokinen
Harlem
Clarence A. Hathaway
Megroes
Richard B. Moore
Communist International
Moore
Peru government changes again under new junta
Lima reports a new government led by Ricardo Leoncio Elias as chief and Manuel Ruiz Brezo as general staff chief. A naval demand forced Sanchez Cerro to resign. Hostilities with insurgent groups were suspended temporarily and leaders from all sectors gathered at the presidential palace.
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Peru
Lima
Luis BM. Sanchez Cerro
Ricardo Leoncio Elias
Manuel Ruiz Brezo
Prince of Wales
Pupils Named For Spelling Finals In Huron Schools
Twenty sixth and seventh grade pupils in Huron grade schools survived prelim inary contests Friday and will compete in a final spelling contest to determine individual and school city champions at the high school next Monday. Four top spellers in each school were named for next week. Arlene Hollarbush Doris Hansen Yvonne Hyde Barbara Miller excelled at Washington school. At Jefferson school Mildred Roush Jean Hetlinger Lester Larson Verna Jonason qualified. McKinley School sends Dorothy Swan Lorrain Burside Lucille Tams Everett Bates. Wilson school will be represented by Hoss Oviatt Cleta Baker Sam Shaw Olen Devick. Lincoln school team members are Carolyn Rayburn Marjorie Walker Louise Fortune Lucille Bowter.
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Huron
Arlene Hollarbush
Doris Hansen
Yvonne Hyde
Barbara Miller
Washington School
Jefferson School
Mildred Roush
Jean Hetlinger
Lester Larson
Verna Jonason
McKinley School
Dorothy Swan
Lorrain Bursside
Lucille Tams
Everett Bates
Hoss Oviatt
Cleta Baker
Sam Shaw
Olen Devick
Wilson School
Lincoln School
Carolyn Rayburn
Marjorie Walker
Louise Fortune
Lucille Bowter
Radio Winds Up Sound Effects From Cans
New York reporters describe GE laborat ory portable recording device enabling authentic train steam wind thunder and riot sounds to be captured on records and played on air, simplifying studio effects.
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New York
Studio
Farm Bureau Men Leave for Chicago Meeting
George B. Kennard of Huson and H. B. Test of Frederick travel to Chicago for a four day Farm Bureau gathering with state presidents and secretaries. They will discuss the federation’s work in the state and are expected back Friday. President Hoover nominates William Zwicky as postmaster at Rapid City South Dakota.
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Farm Bureau
Chicago
George B. Kennard
Huson
State Farm Bureau Federation
H. B. Test
Frederick
South Dakota
Zwicky
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Willian Zwicky
Rapid City
Bancorporation Not Dominating Northwest Banking Trust
J C Thompson general manager of Northwest Bancorporation testified before a banking investigating committee. He said the group system stabilized the northwest, blamed overbanking and under capitalization for bank failures, and urged anti bad banking legislation and supervision by the comptroller of the currency.
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Washington
Ysy Anewnate
Northwest
J.C. Thompson
Northwest Bancorporation of
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Thompson
Warn Against Food Monopoly in Senate Inquiry
The Senate committee urged scrutiny by the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department of alarming tendencies toward monopolistic control of food by a few large corporations. Findings include insufficient bread price relief, calls for immediate wholesale price cuts, and concerns over mergers, distribution costs, and top-dealer competition shaping consumer prices.
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Senate Committeee
Washington
Penants
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Senate
Department of Justice
Young Begins His Duties As Auditor
T H Young Theresa township farmer today took over Beadle county auditor duties succeeding Everett Cur tis who completed four years in office Saturday Mrs M M O'Brien deputy auditor will continue Mildred C Howard and Cecil Hoffman appointed as clerks Young graduated from Huron high school and Huron college has farmed in Theresa township for 13 years He is son of T C Young city commissioner in charge of Huron public mxiety department Fred Leighton dies in Sioux Falls March 2 Fred Leighton eight president of the National Creamery Buttermakers association and former official of the Tri State Dairy association at Ames Town died at his home Sunday
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T. H. Young
Theresa Township
Beadle County
Everett Curtis
M. M. O’brien
Young
Mildred C. Howard
Cecil Hoffman
Huron High School
Huron College
Huron
T. C. Young
Fred Leighton
Sioux Falls
National Creamery Buttermakers Association
Tri-State Dairy Association
Ames
Town
Rooms for rent and a few housing ads in city area
Classified snippets show a downtown room for rent by a businesswoman with furnished options. Also listed are a two room downstairs duplex modern apartment with phone numbers, a partially modern home in Ashland Park, and an acre farm for rent. A separate note seeks a tractor or truck operator with references.
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Tare Huvonite
Ohio
Ashland Park
Huron Bowlers In Fourth Place
Watertown dispatch from March 2 reports South Dakota bowling tourney actions with Wahpeton Fergus Falls close to sixth. Final top ten standings list New Grand Hotel Water town Lincoln Hotels Watertown Eagles Cafes Watertown Danny Ailes Huron Webster Campbell Coals Fergus Falls Americas Lunches Armcos Wahpeton Steam Laundry Watertown with doubles led by Mayer Sarkis and others and singles led by Pitts Boughner Peterson Sarl Watertown Mobridge and several Watertown players scoring across events.
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Watertown
Staut
Wahpeton
N. D
Fergus Falls
New Grand Hotel
Water
Lincoln Hotels
Watertown Eagles
Danny AL Ieys
Huron
Webster
Campbell Coals
America
E. Gordon-R. Gordon
Watertwn
Philip Pitts
Cairn-Hodel
Sarkis-Phelps
Pitts
Boughner
Mobridge
Petarson
Sarl
Davidson
McComb
Cody
Vibral
Unke
Biersbach
State Riflemen Wind Up Firing at South Dakota College
BROOKINGS March 2. The State college rifle team completed firing for the Seventh Corps area match of the ROTC. Mark Eldridge of Volga led with 742 of 80, Kennedy 755, Peterson 745, Westerberd 744, Taylor 739 in the top ranks. State total 3601. Nebraska 3684. Coed team shot 499 as a group, with Jencks and Schrender achieving perfect 100s, and Jencks later raising her personal score to 18 bullseyes after a run of ten consecutive bulls.
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Martin Taylor
Wolsey
State
Indiana
Michigan State College Lafayette College
University of Maine
University of Wichita
Louisiana University
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Lester Kennedy
Nisland
Totor State
South Dakota State College
University of South Dakota
Ruth
Kretschmar
Cresbard
Fae Schlender
de Smet
Beatrice Brocking
Onida
Jane Pratt
Watertown
Marjorie Jencks
Bancroft
Washington State College
Maryland
Depauw University
Fae Schrender
Beatrice Brooking
Marie Culhane
Brookings
Miss Jencks
State College
T. C
Immaculate Conception Routs St Teresa in Watertown
In Watertown on March 2 the Immaculate Conception school basketball team overwhelmed St Teresa of Huron 49 to 18. The Watertown club, guided by Coach Leahy, used size and sturdy defense to lead from the opening quarter and seal the one sided victory.
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St. Teresans
Watertown Quint
Watertown
Immaculate Conception
St. Teresa of Huron
Huron
Leahy
Immaculate Conceptions
St. Teresa
Spe Wetectowss Quint
Sarazen edges to Florida Open title at Belleair
Gene Sarazen of Lakeville, professional, fired a 278 over 72 holes to win the Florida West Coast Open at Belleair, collecting $1,000 and tying closely to the tournament record set by Walter Hagen. Harry Coover of Chicago secured second with 235 to win $700, while Henry Ciuci of Bridgeport finished third with 287 and $300.
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Gene Sarazen
Florida
Belleair
Fla
Lakeville
Walter Hagen
Harry Coover
Chicago
Henry Ciuci
Bridgeport
Conn
First All-Dakota Volleyball Tournament Carded at Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Y MVC sponsors the first all-Dakota volleyball tournament open to North and South Dakota teams. The meet, April 2, will feature three classes A B and C with an eight team field. Aberdeen state champions last year will be represented by a veteran squad.
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Aberdeen Asbserdeen
North
South Dakota
Aberdeen Y. Mvc. A . A
Aberdeen
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