Armour Market Steady-Weak Report From Huron Area Auction
Hogs and cattle mixed as receipts neared 200 head with cattle and calves firm while hog prices showed weakness. Bulls and cows varied by grade with veal and sheep markets listing varied values. Chicago quotes show hogs slipping from prior levels amid slow demand. Sioux Falls and Sioux City rounds report weak hogs and firmer cattle with mixed bids across weight classes.
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Huron
Mer
Packers
Looreod
Grain Prices Close With Upward Move
Minneapolis markets report a buoyant start as grain futures rose on strong cables and stock vibes but hit profit-taking resistance. May and Sept wheat gained about a half to one cent, oats up modestly, flax up two cents, while rye and barley showed smaller gains amid varied cash demand and reports of mixed milling quality and inventories.
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Minneapolis
Mer
Montana
Butter and eggs steady on Chicago market brief
Chicago reports butter and eggs steady on the mercantile exchange with futures firming yesterday. Butter futures gained slight support as stock and grain prices strengthened. Egg receipts were near last year while storage stocks moved about half the 1934 total. cash prices eased slightly. Poultry prices mostly steady with hens and chickens firm in close markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Livestock Thursday Market Report
Chicago markets show hogs at 9 14 to 9 75 per cwt with total 13 000 head and cattle around 5 000 head amid slower trade. South St Paul notes cattle steady to higher with hogs 25 lower on light weights, Minneapolis oats and wheat ranges noted in regional crop futures.
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Chicago
South St. Paul
Mar
Chicago Potatoes and Sioux City Produce Market Roundup
Chicago and several Midwest markets report steady to slow trade for potatoes with mixed grades and moderate supplies. Sioux City and Sioux Falls show varied live poultry, eggs, and butter prices, while New York lists firmer eggs and steady butter with standard and common grades reflected across markets.
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Oux City
Sioux City
Mar
New York
Chicago Produce Futures and Flour Market Briefs
Chicago futures edge changes noted for butter and flour shipments with price ranges. Butter futures show steady prices around 24 cents per pound with March and April contracts while flour shipments in Minneapolis report Pure brand at 25.50 to 25.00 and standard middlings 25.00 to 25.50 per bushel. Shipments total 22,581 units in the latest update.
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Minnexipolis
Thursda
Minneapolis
Mar
Stock Market Closes Mixed Amid Dull Trading Rally Hopes
New York trading opened weak then firmed with slight gains in select issues. Notable risers included Santa Fe and U S Steel as volume approached 30000 shares while widespread listings showed mixed performance across many major issues.
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New York
Beck Aighin
Santa Fe
Delaware, & Hudson
Amerdean Télie
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Cerro
Driver fined for driving while drunk in city case
In Minneapolis on March 7 Sidney Ofsted was fined after a court found him driving while intoxicated. The incident involved him being unable to sit in his automobile and his actions toward his wife during the event.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Sidney Ofsted
Mayor City
Colony Property Sold At Auction In Beadle County
The Hutterische Society of Huron sold land and personal property at its Beadle County farm for about 20000. The sale drew over a thousand spectators and included horses cattle machinery and several buildings. Section 19 grazing land and Section 29 farm land were bought by George Nelson Onida and August Friese Wakonde for 470 and 15 25 per acre respectively. The home section near the colony was sold to John Hoeck Alexandria for 16000 with final settlement pending.
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Hutterische Society of Huron
Beadle ‘County
Joseph Stahl
Beadia County
Galng Yo Stonfana
Lewistown
Mont
George Nelson
Onida
August Friese
Wakonde
John Hoeck
Alexaneria
Settlement Near in Sheriff Claim Against Beadle County
A settlement appeared near today over the claim by former Sheriff Huntley against Beadle County for salary and expenses. County commissioners indicated payments may be made and retirement discussed this afternoon. The board also renewed a lease with Cranston for county land and recommended courthouse rebuilding and a relief work project. Kathleen Jarred of Huron High School was approved to return to teaching duties after a year’s leave.
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Con
Huntley
Beadlé
Ee Cranston
Kathleen Jarerd
Huron High School
Youth Meeting Ends Tonight in Huron Conference
A religious youth conference at the Presbyterian church in Huron closes tonight at 7 30 with Dr Donald H Tippett of Columbus Ohio delivering What Is Your Answer to Christ The program includes special music by Huron high school organizations and groups such as Treble Dirt Club and a boys quartet Worship led by Rev John Ward Smith Reports from work groups will be given this afternoon Dr Tippett earlier spoke on The Relentless March of Gods Purpose noting that higher men climb the higher they wish to climb and an irresistible urge to attain higher standards.
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South Dakot
Presbyterian Church
Huron
International Council of Religious Education
Donald H. Tippett
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Dr. Tippett
God
Dale Kuehna
Canton
Tippett
Oil Well Blast Kills Nine In Utah Shooting Scene
Nine die and at least a dozen injured when premature nitro glycerine charge detonates at an oil well viewing near St George Utah. Victims include Arrowhead Oil Corp manager George Alsop, electrician Joseph Empey and several locals. eyewitness Ellis J Pickett describes the tragedy.
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Utah
ST. George
Mar
Here
George Alsop
Asop
Arrowhead Oil Corporation
Joseph Empey
St. George Electrician
Gal Nicholson
Empey
William Maloney
St George
Ray B. Nelson
St. George Dairyman
Joseph Snow
St.George
C. M. Flickenger
Ellis J. Pickett
Pickett
Senate Approves Large Army Enlistment Increase
Washington approval boosts enlisted strength from 118 750 to 165 000. The action includes varied industry stock values and company mentions, with several percent changes and loan figures interwoven in the report.
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Washington, Mas
Senate
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt Nor Ir
Gt Nor Pid
Hudson
Indust Ray
Int Harvester
Tat Nickel
United Act Dive Ui Corp
United
Vick Chem
Warner
Picky West Union Peiee West
Oowerth
Klenk Transferred in Kansas Kidnapping Case
Sturgis Kansas police report Klenk held in connection with kidnapping and shooting in Kansas. Lindbergh reference noted as motive while authorities plan custody filing. Kuenzi fatally wounded, body returned to Sabetha by relatives.
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Sturgis
Cottonwood
Falls Kansas
Feo Qhen
Kaingas
Topeka
Kan
Sateen Kuenizi
Englen
Ba Kuenzi
Sabetha
New Restaurant Opens In Huron At Cozy Cafe Site
New restaurant opens in Huron at the former Cozy Cafe location. L W Tucker operates the Watertown cafe and will split time between the two cities. Paul Kranz will manage the Huron cafe with a temporary man chef from Minneapolis in charge of the kitchen.
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Huron
Tuck
L. W. Tucker
Watertown
Tucker
Paul Kranz
Mr. Tucker
Watertown Cafe
Minneapolis
Primary Law Bill Due For Failure
Pierre March 1 The administration bill to repeal South Dakota's primary law appears discarded by supporters. Senate action deferred to tomorrow on senator Maurice Carpenter's motion. With tomorrow the last day, regular adoption seems impossible. Governor Berry endorsed repeal twice but offered no comment. Carpenter cites heavy revenue battles as reason to avoid bringing up repeal. Revival could come as floor amendment replacing a passed bill, but that route seems unlikely.
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Carpenter
House approves membership cut in South Dakota legislature
The South Dakota House voted 61 to 33 to approve a proposed constitutional amendment trimming the legislature. It would set House membership at 50 to 75 and Senate at 25 to 35, reducing the current 70 and 45. If the Senate approves, voters could decide at the 1938 general election. Some members previously opposed reconsideration after a narrow initial vote, while others urged action. The plan also calls for state officials to redraw apportionment if the measure passes.
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Piprae
House of Representatives
South Dakota
House
Senate
Paul Opsahl
Brentford
Curtis
Everett Curtis
Huron
Beides
Supreme Court
Tom Bere
Medical figures in Huron area update
Fragmentary OCR lists names linked to medical topics in Huron: Clifford Albeight, Kathrine Wintner, Billy West, Effie Esmond, Mrs. E. Evans, Eye i Ferris, Hitchcock, Frank, and Fugissiig. No clear events or roles established in the readable text.
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Clifford
Albeight
Huron
Kathrine Wintner
Medi Gal
Billy: West
Effie. Per Esmond
E. Evans
Eye
Moisture concerns loom as drought fears persist
Mary Wallace cited no signs of sufficient moisture while reporting widespread subsoil dryness across the Dekus Wyoming and nearby states. Dr. C. J. Drake warned of grave insect threats as rainfall remains below normal, with officials discussing land retirement as a relief strategy.
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Mary Wallace
Dekus
Wyoming
Cnnditi
Department
Jem
NRA Urges Narrowing Codes Under Two Year Extension
Washington. Mari Richberg told the Senate Finance Committee that the administration favors extending the NRA for two years in present form while tightening antitrust laws, boosting enforcement, limiting codes to interstate commerce, and allowing limited codes on hours and wages with legal backing for the blue eagle. The committee asked for a concrete list of codes to drop and Richberg plans to return tomorrow.
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Washington
Mari ‘ Dea
NRA
Industres
Congress
Donald R. Richberg
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Senate Finance Committee
S. Clay Williams
Recovery Board
Holmes Funeral Honors Jurrst Holmes With Simple Service
The nation will honor Oliver Wendell Holmes with a simple funeral tomorrow. A public church service at Arlington and a private burial follow, with President Roosevelt leading mourners. Justice Taft’s memory referenced. Rev. Ulysses G. Pierce to read poetry and deliver a brief sermon. A military salute, band, and taps mark the grave, as friends and public figures attend.
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Washington
Mar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Arlington Cemetery
Ail Sons’ Unitarian Church
William Howard Taft
Ulysses G. Pierce
Blanco White
Supreme Court
Arlington
Roosevelt
Holmes
Pierce
Francia Biddle
Labor Relations Board
George L. Harrrison
Federal Festival Board of
New York
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Gutron Burg
Jum
Scupler
Denis
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