Market News Hog Prices Edge Up Across Regions
Hog prices advanced with top bids near 19.75 and late heavy hogs pushing 9.65 to 9.33 in Sioux City and Chicago markets. Cattle and calves showed strength, with feeders and beef steers firm to higher, while lambs hovered around 9.00. Reports from Sioux City, South St. Paul, and Chicago detail active hog trade, mixed cattle demand, and steady to higher fat lambs amid broad regional price gains.
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Yeserdas
Linux City
Sioux City
U.S.C.A
South St. Paul
Cattie
T.W
Chicago
Sali
Pelee
NOG
Wheat futures rise amid market gains and grain quotes
Wheat futures surged with May up sharply and other months higher as markets reflected strong demand and smaller wheat offerings. Cash and futures prices from Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago show gains across corn oats rye and flax with varying demand signals and mixed carry figures.
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Jonneapolis
Minneapolis
Carlot Yange Tursday
NURON
FGGS
Switt & Co
Local potato market listings with varied grades and regions
The page shows fragmented potato price quotes across states including Idaho Wisconsin North Dakota Minnesota Colorado and Nebraska with multiple grades and classifications. US No 1 prices range around 1.70 to 1.60 per unit and miscellaneous grades appear for Cobblers and McClures amid partial grading and cleaner counts.
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Demadl
Idaho
Russet Burbacks US
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado
McClures US
Nebraska Bliss Triumphs
Chicago Potatoes Reported On Track And Shipments
Chicago March 12 Potatoes for delivery total 100 on track 198 US shipments 1.018 supplies light seed stock reported by S D A brief market note on potato supply and shipment totals from Chicago market sources.
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Chicago
S.D.A
War Clouds Over Wall Street Prompt Selloff
Market shows sustained selling as unfavorable outlook clouds investor sentiment. Stocks drift 1 to 5 points with waning volume as quoted prices from major exchanges and industrial issues echo the downturn.
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New York
Marca
Wall Street
All Teachers in City Reelected
The city school board met in a special session yesterday afternoon and reelected all teachers for next term. Salaries will remain the same as the present year, with last spring’s general increase already in place and a five percent raise granted in September. The board may revisit salary scales when the new budget is prepared if economic conditions require. Plans call for planting Chinese chestnut trees around the athletic field and replacing dead shrubs, with additional shrubbery to be added in front of the high school.
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al Enron Wacheds
Pioneer Woman Mrs. Oerlline Dies in Huron
Mrs. William Oerlline aged 39 of Colorado Avenue Southwest dies after a long illness in a Huron hospital. She came from Dakota Territory in 1883 and is survived by her husband two sons Jay and Winston both of Huron one grandchild Billy Jay and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet completed.
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Willam J. Oerlline
Colorads Avenue
Huron
Oerlling
Dakota Territory
Jay Wy
Winston H. Orrline
Billy Jay
Lures
Lures Sisters and Two Brothers; Mra
A. L McWhorter
Martha
Lope
Moorciaw
Saskatchewan
Dan
Anna Wooley
St. Paul
Simon Brandmire
George Bradmire
Wide
Minn
John Gerlline
Wiseca
George Blanchard
St Paul
Charles
Rosin Braadmire
Ffton
Onu
Can
Abiea
Minny
William Oerlline
Asion
Derlline
Hurons
Congregational Church
Woman's Benefit Association
Program announced for state forensic meet at Huron College
Miss Florence Stoaks of the department of speech and forensics announces the state forensic contest for regileve students to be held at Huron College Friday and Saturday. The schedule includes coaches meeting at 2:15 pm, peace oratorical at 4 pm, extempore events, and multiple oratorical tests in the chapel and church with public invited to attend any session.
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Huron College
Florence Stoaks
Presbyterian Church
College Chapel
E Bons and Shore Ford Motor Limited Minnieapolis Bid Summary
A fragmented OCR item references E Bons and Shore Ford Motor Limited and a MINNES APOLIS bank alongside a bid and ask notation. Details are unclear, but the snippet points to a financial or automotive trade context involving a bank, automotive dealer, and a bid ask phrase. The readable text is too fragmentary to determine a clear event or outcome.
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E Bons
Shore
Ford Motor Limited
Minnes
Associated Press
First Bank
Vorthyvest Brneo
Airplane Record Set From Huron to Sioux Falls
Regular Hanfowl Airlines pilot Al Jaster set a new quickest Huron to Sioux Falls run on a 95 mile route. Officials said favorable tailwind aided the flight, boosting his average speed to exceed 100 miles a minute for the trip.
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Sioux
al Jaster
Hanfowl Airlines
Ling
Reiley Inquest Set for Friday in Penitentiary Break
Sioux Falls dispatch reports an inquest into Eugene Reiley s death during last week s penitentiary break will convene Friday morning. State s Attorney Louis Nycrill said prosecutors police officers penitentiary staff and physicians will testify while director W S Gordon remains hospitalized. Deputy Sheriff Guor Calling and 18 year old Lindberg Hinsdale continue to recover from dangerous wounds amid efforts to transfer Lindberg from the hospital.
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Sioux Falls
Eugene Reile
Louis Ny Crill
Reiley
Orit
Hoguige
Lindberg
Adgtilal
Co operatives in the Guffey bill and economic action debate
The program focused on cooperatives and the Guffey coal bill with critics denouncing what they called discriminatory practices. They challenged efforts by the Federated Council of Churches and Dr. Kagawa to promote cooperative movements, arguing retailing remains essential to the American economy. Other speakers discussed extending housing loans under Title I, growth prospects for the paint and lumber sectors, and cooperation between manufacturers and retailers. District leaders outlined mortgage law changes and home building regulations, and the Sears Hoebuck decision's impact on local retailers. The day closed with a Monte Carlo event and plans for a lumbermen merchandising school and model home instruction.
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Federated Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Mante
Lee
C. C. Wagner
Sioux Falls
F. B.A
Peass
Charles Keys
Cincinnati
National Paint Salesen's Association
R. M. Bellis
Weyerhaeuser Salegy Company
St Paul
Lumberimion
Turing
State Association
Mand
Joaning
Sears-Hoebuck
Tumbermien
Monte Carlo
Tri-State Association of Building and Material Salesmene
Northwest
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Wessington High Debaters Win Decision Over Tulare Team
Wessington High School debate team members Hope Stewart and Robert Pete won the decision against Tulare in a tri angular meet held in Tulare with Redfield. Debates conclude this week as local teams face St. Lawrence at 7 30 p m in the school assembly with public attendance invited.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Tulare
Redfield
Hope Stewart
Robert Pete
St. Lawrence
O'clork
Seed Loans To Meet Needs In Farm Relief Plan
President Roosevelt told the Senate Agriculture Committee that $13,000,000 in emergency funds will be available for crop production by March 20, with up to $20,000,000 more as needed. He said $30,000,000 could not be released immediately and promised rapid additional funding through the Farm Credit Administration as required. Farmers may borrow up to $80 for seed and feed, with the government backing crop loans.
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Pmsident
Roosevelt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Tne
Smith
Democrat
South Carolina
Fann Credit Administration
Tha
Igan
Mr Roosevelt
P T A Banquet Draws Crowd in Local Event
The PTA banquet served about 200 attendees at the Presbyterian Church. GB F Patton was toastmaster. Rev. A Teenerry gave the invocation and program numbers followed dinner. Music featured Marjorie Walker, Robert Gretton, Harold Van Meygedun, and Zelda Laeters. Dr. Frank L. Eversall spoke on education, curriculum history, and citizenship. Mrs. Chris Himing from Mitchell attended as a guest volcanic? The committee included Mrs. Loftus Ward and Mrs. Bere Marks guiding arrangements and decorations.
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Dinion Teem
Presbyterian Chisel
GB. F. Patton
A. Teenerry
Moe WU
Marjorie Walker
Robert Gretton
Tharold van Meygedun
Zelda Laeters
A. D. Shepersky
ED. CG. Reuter
Robert Fair
Frank L. Eversall
Heron Colewe
Ameiga
Eversall
Harvard
William and Mary
Yale
Chris Himing
Mitchell
State P,p. A
Loftus Ward
Bere Marks
Mes
J. A. Wiley
George G. Belt
Meket
Tad Edwards
Pulse Leity
Collier Sees Need Of More Indian Aid
Indian affairs leaders urged Congress to boost relief for Pine Ridge Sioux amid reports of chronic undernourishment. Commissioner John Collier backed ongoing aid and economic rehabilitation while Joseph Ward urged a full inquiry into health conditions and drug use on the reservation.
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Washington
Pine Ridge
South Dakos
House
Indian Affairs Committee
John Collier
Joseph Thomas Ward
West Vic
Indian Bureau
May Start School Addition Monday
Work on Huron's new high school addition may begin Monday as L A Groves of Huron Construction Company, the contract holder, planned. Seven transferred from WPA to such projects. 147 others moved to Soil Conservation and Shelterbelt programs effective Monday morning, with some graval jobs possibly closed for lack of workers.
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L. A. Groves
Huron Construction Company
Berlin
WPA
Huran
German Attack on Russia Threatened in Moscow Report
A Moscow dispatch on March 12 reports authoritative writers claim Germany plans to strike at the Soviet Union. The article notes Hitler’s Rhineland move aimed to keep France quiet while Nazi forces concentrate for an eastern campaign. The piece warns war could extend beyond Europe and threaten Britain.
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Mde
Nowapay
Vestin
Germany
Soviet Union
Hitler
Rhineland
France
Enya
Italy Says Will Attend Olympics At Berlin
Rome says Italy will attend the Olympic Games in Berlin despite calls for a boycott over Germany’s Rhineland occupation. An Italian Olympic committee member stated the boycott proposal has not been discussed and will not affect Italy’s participation.
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Itaty
Berlin
Germany
Usc
Rhineland
Locarns Pact
Rural Gas and Truck Service Ad Listing Items
Local ad lists wines whiskies and gallons of fuel options. Mentions Huron Liquor office and a pickup in rural area. Invites customers to bring sacks Saturday for unspecified quantities. Includes scattered acronyms and fragmented lines.
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Huron Liquor Office
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