Hog and cattle market report from Armour Stockyards
Hog receipts 500 at Armour Stockyards Huron with prices strong to 19 higher and a 4.10 top. Cattle and calves show varied bids from good steers to plain cows, with ranges noted for veal, bulls, and sheep. Chicago hog market also reported strong to 10 cents higher with mix of weight classes and sizable receipts.
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Armour
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Ftair
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Loiis
U. S
At Paul
Sioux City
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Markets Report
Summary of Thursday and Wednesday cattle hogs and lamb figures from Sioux Falls Sioux City and Paul markets with bids, weights, and ranges. Notes on activity steady to firm with some weights and classes stronger and others subdued. These were live auction results from Dept of Agriculture reported runs and sale totals.
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Sioux City
Huron Markets for Poultry Butter Eggs and Wool
Market briefs from Huron and Chicago report prices for poultry eggs and butter, with Buck Brothers and Bolles & Rogere listed as suppliers. Hens under and over weights, hides, wool, and sheep pelts are itemized, alongside national dairy and potato notes and brief Chicago futures data.
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Huron
Swift & Se
Buck Brothers Huron
Bolles
Rogere Huren
Drop Fails To Come In Wheat Drop Fails To Come In Wheat
Minneapolis and Duluth grain markets show limited activity as bears and weather anxiety limit declines. May wheat slips 1-8 cents, other months small losses, oats steady, rye easing, flax off, corn trades sparse, cash wheat steady with firm winter prices and good demand for certain grades.
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Minneapolis
Duran
Bailey
Montana
Minoeapolis
Losses In Stocks Fractional Today in New York market
Stocks showed largely fractional losses in today’s New York trading with a few standouts like American Telephone and Lorillard showing gains while Dupont American Can and American Water Works slipped about a point. Total activity eased to about 1 103,000 shares as declines narrowed and prices drifted.
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New York
Provence
American Telephone
Lorillard
Safeway
Auburn
International Silver
Dupont
American Can
American Water Works
U. S
County Textbook List Is Adopted and Cuts Expected
Beadle county rural school textbook committee adopted a five year plan with minimal changes and no requirement to purchase new books until old ones wear out. Superintendent H G Hurley said savings could reach thousands for taxpayers. list is about 2 percent shorter with about 20 publishers represented and contracts to be signed at the April county meeting. Similar action in Brown Aberdeen urged no immediate changes. Pierre predicts about 1700 saving over five years due to scaled adoption and economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Rural School Textbook Committee
H. G. Hurley
Hurley
T. H. Young
Arthur Miller
Nellie Brusso
Valley Township
Rey~nard Gary
Foster Township
Brown Aberdeen
Texthoard
Pierre
C. E. Westover
Hughes County
State Department of Pubfis
Two Candidates File for County Board Nominations
Two candidates filed petitions for county offices as the county auditor announced, with three weeks left before the filing deadline. Louis B. Meyer seeks the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the fourth district, while John T. Lewin also seeks the Republican nomination for the same post. Arthur Miller is expected to seek reelection in the second district, though no formal announcement has been made. The county primary features three definite candidates, plus coroner F. D. Kinyon, and many county office holders plan reelection, delaying formal announcements until April 2.
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Louis B. Meyer
John T. Lewin
Arthur Miller
Miller
F. D. Kinyon
President
Ban Applies Only To Feeder Hogs
South Dakota swine may be shipped into Ohio for immediate daughter. health certificates required for exhibition feeder hogs only. Ohio state agriculture division notes quarantine applies specifically to feeder hogs, not other stock.
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Columbus
South Dakota
Ohio
Animal Industry Division
State Agriculture Department
South
I Grade Cagers End Season This Week
Washington grade school teams earned two wins over Jefferson quintets as the fifth ward boys lost a close “A” game 2 to 4 while the “B” contest finished 8 to 4. Jeffersons beat Washington 10 to 3 in the “C” league. Lincoln and Wilson played twice, Wilson won 17 to 1 in “B” and 5 in “C” while McKinley edged Washington 11 to 4 in “A” play. Season ends this week.
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Washington Grade School
Basketeers
Jefferson
Fifth Ward
Washingtons
Jeffersons
Washington
McKinley
McKinsey
Lincoln
Wilson
Wilsons
Mrs Johnson Rites To Be Here Saturday
Mrs. Edward A Johnson aged 63 died yesterday at her home south of Huron and will be buried Saturday afternoon in Riverside cemetery Funeral services are set for 2 PM at the American Lutheran church with Rev Disrud officiating She was born May 8 1868 at Elk Point and married Edward A Johnson March 29 1881 in Sioux City Iowa The family lived in southern South Dakota then Canada before returning to South Dakota in 1917 Survivors include widower two children Mrs Gua Braman and Vernal Johnson five granddaughters in Saskatchewan one in Huron two grandsons in Huron one sister Mrs J H Peterson and four brothers Oscar Louis Henry and John Hegg Living south of Huron also survives
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J. H. Peterson
Huron
Oscar
Louis
Henry
John Hegg
Farm Reserve Here Now At Low Point
Washington March 10 Wheat on South Dakota farms on March 1 stood at 2 375 000 bushels and corn at 1 235 000 bushels with Wisconsin's 232 000 bushels off market. South Dakota held the smallest farm reserve among major wheat states and its corn reserve was the lowest among nine states. North Dakota led in both crops with 6 343 000 wheat and 2 359 000 corn bushels, Nebraska 17 513 000 wheat and 58 598 000 corn, Minnesota 3 562 000 wheat and 23 011 000 corn, Iowa 1 898 000 wheat and 159 875 000 corn, Kansas 55 170 000 wheat and 183 516 000 corn.
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Washington
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Cor
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Town
Tlinais
Tells Lumbermen To Adopt Modern Ways
The 15th annual South Dakota Retail Lumbermen's Association convention in WAsBaLAWN urged modern merchandising to help independent yards survive high competition. About 200 lumbermen material men and salesmen registered as the meeting opened with remarks from Mayor Noonan of Watertown and other leaders. The event ends with banquet and show. officers will be elected and 1933 meeting location set by the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
D. €. Noonan
Watertown
C. E. Steadman
Chicago
Max Nobis
Mitchell
South Dakota Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Ralph L. Patty
State College
Brookings
Policemen and Prisoner Die in New Orleans Gunfight
In New Orleans a cellblock gunfight at a precinct left three policemen dead and the prisoner killed. Percy Thompson, a negro detainee, killed Patrolman Cornelius Ford and fatally wounded Corporal George Weidert, Patrolman Alber Oestriecher died days later. Thompson was wounded, surrendered after tear gas, then killed in a later escape attempt.
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New Orleans
Cornelius Ford
Percy Thompson
Himelf
George Weidert
Fatrolman Alber Oestriecher
Weidert
Oestriecher
Thompson
Effort To Increase Seed Loans Fails In Dakotas
Governors Green of South Dakota and Shafer of North Dakota failed to secure a federal seed loan limit rise from 400 to 700. A telegram from W H Warburton, loan director, stated no increase could be granted. Green plans to discuss renewing the request with North Dakota’s governor. Green, 62, celebrated his birthday with routine duties and a planned “noisy special” to mark the event.
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Peerre
North
South Dakota
Green
W. H. Warburton
Federal Agriculture Department
Shafer
North Dakota
Macc
Warren Green
Us Ual
Huron Girls Sweepstake Honors Winners Named
The Evening Huranite awards sweepstake honors to Edna Torkel’s son for Moon Mullins and Meredith Maul for The Gumps. Local youths receive free theatre tickets. prizes also go to Lillian Mae Dubro, Helen J Zeller, Mabel Bergerson, Robert Gehrke, Jane Knight, Norma Eggers, Howard Fhelps, and Lorraine Goocher for their colorings.
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Edna Torkel
Montana Avenue
Moon Mullins
Meredith Maul
Fifth Street
Huron Theatre
Huranite
Lillian Mae Dubro
Frank Avenue
Helen J. Zeller
Illinois Avenue
Our
Mabel Bergerson
Robert Gehrke
Simmons Avenue
Jane Knight
Ohio Avenue
Norma Eggers
Beach Avenue
Howard Fhelps
Tal Third Street
Lorraine Goocher
Colorado Avenue
The
Gumps
Howard Court Term Set To Start April 18
Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor has continued a term of circuit court at Howard until April 18. The Miner county term was originally to begin next Monday, with the schedule adjustment noted in court records.
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Howard Court
Alva E. Taylor
Howard
Miner County
Gas blast victims in Camden reported stable at hospital
In Camden New Jersey investigators say two of four men wounded in a gas explosion that killed fourteen colleagues were not in critical condition today. The blast is suspected to have been caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Camden
Return From Rites For Hobart L Wood
Mrs Minam M Wood and her nephew H LeEngle of 682 Ninth Street SW return from Belleville Illinois where they attended the funeral of Hobart L Wood World War veteran who died in a government hospital in Lake City Florida February 27 The military funeral was held by the American Legion March 2 Wood belonged to the Sixth Field Artillery Battery B and went overseas with the Pershing men in July 1917 He participated in seven major battles and came here as a casualty January 1913
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Minam M. Wood
H. LeEngle
Ninth Street
Belleville
Aviation exams postponed by weather in Huron
Government aviation examiner Lester G. Orcutt arrived in Huron yesterday to supervise two student pilot exams for private licenses. Poor weather delayed Walter Becler and William Lindsay, with Orcutt expected to return and resume examinations the first week in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester G. Orcutt
Huron
Walter Becler
William Lindsay
Orcutt
Local Hospital Admits and Dismissals List Incomplete
In a partial hospital notice several patients are listed including Valeria Iddings of Huron and Arthur Eggleston of Wifow Lake. Other names appear jumbled and a newborn with mother Mrs. F Knutz is noted along with R. F. D. Huron.
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Valeria Iddings
Huron
Arthur Eggleston
Wifow Lake
Castledeen Kalahar
Jean Lampe
Eturon
F. W. Knutz
Baby
Firestone Official Visits Huron for Business
Firestone official Frank L. Young assistant manager Minneapolis district offices arrived in Huron today for a business visit. L. 5. Krummann manager Krummann service stores said he would stay in the city over tomorrow. Burglars broke into Standard Oil company warehouse office last night but failed to secure any loot. An attempt to open the safe ended when the dial was broken.
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Firestone
Frank L. Young
Minneapolis
Firestone Tira and Rubber Company
Huron
L. 5. Krummann
Krummann Service Stores
Standard Oil Company
Break comes in cold spell fuels subzero frigid woes
Cold wave sweeps the region with Custer at 24 below and Newcastle 12 above. Rapid City reports 14 below, Hot Springs 20 below, Deadwood 12 below as roads run bad from days of wind and snow. Traffic slowly resumes while crews battle drifts and lingering frost across the Black Hills.
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Custer Rapid City
Black Hillers
Custer
Newcastle
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Hill City
Chadron
Harley N. Johnson
Poverment
Edgemont
Milwaukee
Presho
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Sioux Falls
TIVE
U. S. Dept. Agr
Mar
Mitchel Produce
Tbs
Springs
Froduce
Ita
Fresh Ltds
Ween ST
Hugo Aay HO
Hurgn Grain Markets
Airneapolis
Marely
Duluth
Quotati
All Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Can
Tadl Tx
Sm & Ref
At&t
Anaconda
Armour A
B&o
Bendix Av
Beth Steel
Borden
Briggs Mfg
Can Pac
Case
CAO
CM St P P
CNW
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G&eb
Cons Gas
Com Products
Curtis Wright
Drug Inc
Armour Bid
Cerro da Psyon
Minbeapolis
Mastman
Investment Trusts
Paul Bawon & CO
Universal Trust
North American Trust
Cumulative Trust
United Founders Corp
Rare Man
Diversified
Frontenac Trust
National Trust
ABC
NY Cent Jr
Nh&h
North American
So Pac
Standard Brands
St Oil Calif
St Oil He Stewart Warner St. Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Rol
Or Union Carbide
Ul United Corp
United and Alcohol Steel
Warner Pix
Western Union
West Electric
Willys Overland
Woolwworth
Staidand
Indiana
Elec
Bond & Shares
Ford Molter Ltd
Low Point
Huron Girls
Hobart L. Wood
Witney
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Mercury
Colliee F. de Hardeleben
Laganbank
Cape Sable
N.S
Harburg
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Ontario
New York City
Niagara Falls
Edshop
FE Floyd Alley
S. W
Grant van Duzee
Sheldon F. Reese Elevators, Inc
Marshall-Wells
Fair City Paint & Glass CO
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