Armour Yards Market Report Prices and Steady Cattle
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports hogs at up to 33 top, lambs 15 higher, cattle and calves largely steady. Detailed cattle and calf price ranges given for grades, cows, bulls, veal, and stockers. Also notes mixed conditions in South St. Paul and New York markets with bid levels and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Seillers
At Paul
South ST. Paul
Mar
New York
Itu
Hog Prices Show Strength in Chicago Trading
Hog prices rose with better support for wholesale dressed meat markets. After a slow start, hog trading became active with prices up to 10 cents above yesterday, top at 4.15 and most markets steady to 10 cents higher though Indianapolis was quiet. Cattle and mutton receipts rose, but buyers remained cautious as Packers faced competition and lambs billed direct stayed low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Buik Iicht
Wheat Futures Jump Amid Market Resumption In Minneapolis
Wheat futures rose the full five cents as trading resumed after a holiday, with May at 1 44, July at 51 1 2, and September at 51, amid expectations on price-limit rules. Cash and grain trades were active, with strong rye and barley sessions and mixed livestock reports from Sioux City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Chicago
Harley
Northern
Montana
Mar
Markets Report From Huron With Poultry Butter Eggs
Furnished daily by Swift Co Huron includes leghorn hens heavy breeds and hides with prices for No 1 cured hides under 45 lbs over 45 lbs. Chicago prices show live poultry firm with hens roosters and turkeys. eggs butter and poultry trading steady to firm with upward revisions. Also notes on Chicago potatos and Minneapolis Sioux Falls Sioux City livestock and produce prices and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Bolles & Rogers Buron, & D
Mac Horne
Chicago
Estored Springs
Rock Springs
Tocal
Cara
Sioux City
Reese
Sioux Falls
Mar
Leghorn Springs
Duluth Wheat Futures Prices and Grain Quotes
Duluth market summary shows mixed futures with May and July contracts for durum and standard wheat. Prices listed include high and low ranges and closing figures for March futures, reflecting a cautious trading session in northern plains grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Montana
Trading Quiet In Late Stock Session
New York reports a moderate price boost from mixed buying and profit taking in early trading, with quiet afternoon activity and gains in late dealings. Transfers around 3.3 million shares. closing quotations show varied results across listed issues including Am Can, Am Loco, Armour, and Anaconda amid a shifting market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
AL Chem
Arm
Armour
Williams Fahrendorf joins parents in Huron visit
Ma re William Fahrendorf arrived from St Paul to stay with Mr and Mrs G B Fahrendorf at 660 Idaho avenue southeast. Mrs M E Risinger travels to Milwaukee visiting relatives stopping in Chester Minn to see daughter Florence who teaches there. R D Nordness in Sioux Falls and Mitchell on business expected back tomorrow. Mark Spang of Waseca Minn visiting Huron a few days. Mid west Oil Co offers tractor fuel by phone 4371. Robert J Munn of Omaha, formerly in Huron, on city business. Mrs T H Gardner and daughter Joan visiting from Roswell at the McNamara home. Gardner sister of Mr McNamara. J W Colwell of Brookings and LaVey Balazy in Pierce for beauty parlor operator license exam. Mr and Mrs H S Ivy of Redfield and Mr and Mrs H L F Jorgenson of Aberdeen in city on business.
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William Fahrendorf
St. Paul
G. B. Fahrendat
Idaho Avenue
Walker's
M. E. Risinger
Milwaukee
Horchester
Minn
Florence
T. H. Gardner
Joan
Roswell
George’. McNamara
Ris Beach Avenue
Gardner
McNamara
Gagnon
Pierce
State Board of Cosmetic Therapy
Micwest Oi Co
H. S. Ivy
Redfield
Hlf
Jorgenson
Aber~ Deen
Ivy
Penney
Mr. Jor~genson
Aberdeen
Beet Growers Can Act Individually
Billings Montana March 6 0 Members of the Manana Wyoming Beet Growers association were released to make individual contracts with sugar refineries at the association meeting. The group recommended acceptance of the sliding scale contract offered by Great Western and Holly Sugar companies. Growers in the Billings factory district endorsed the contract and others are expected to follow. The association also cut the minimum labor charge from 16 to 15 per acre.
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Billings
Mont
Mar
Manana
Brooke Howell Quits South Dakota Highway Board
Brooke Howell of Frederick resigns from the South Dakota highway commission to take effect at the governor’s pleasure. Howell served since early 1931 after Warren Green’s inauguration and was an unsuccessful Republican gubernatorial candidate in 1931. His departure leaves no Republicans on the commission, with former appointees switched in January by Governor Green to Democrats. The governor had not acted on the resignation by that afternoon.
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Brooke Howell
Highway Commission
Pierre
Frederick
South Daekota
Tom Berry
Howell
Warren Green
Brown County
Verne Reyburn
Hurley
Chauncey Bates
Stamford
Green
R. W. Clarke
Huron
BE. H. McLean
White River
Tice New Master Of Huron Council In Masonic Temple
At the annual meeting of Huron council No. 3A Royal and Select Masters in the Masonic Temple officers for the new year were elected and installed. Tice became illustrious master with Jamison deputy, Cone principal conductor, Fullinweider treasurer, Whisman recorder, Holton captain, Quele conductor, Mackness steward, Loomis sentinel. Plans were made for a spring ceremonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Tice
Huron Council
Masonic Temple
Tice
N.S. Jamison
KR. E. Cone
George C. Fullinweider
H. M. Whisman
Verl. Holton
George Quele
Frank Mackness
Loomis
Sentinel
Mosaic of stocks names and percentages on a financial list
A dense OCR listing dozens of company names with percentages and figures. It includes major firms such as Chrysler 114k, General Motors 14, Gen Foods 274, RCA 5, Sears Roebuck, and Western Union 25s, plus utilities, alcohols, and industrials. The fragment suggests a market snapshot or roster of corporate stake indicators and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix Av
Beth St
Borden
Briggs Mig
Can Pac
Cerro de Pasco
CMSP
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gt North
Hormestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Ml Cent
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
IT & T
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mont Ward
Nash
Natl Biscuit
RCA
RKO
Rem Ran
Rep Steel
Rev. Tob
Sears Roebuck
Sovony
United Abraxatt United Corp
United Frunt
US -Rubber
Uel
Vanadium
Warner Pix Western Union
West Elactric
Willys’ Overland
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Confidence Returns as Banks Restart Following Crisis
New York reports ease in a banking crisis as Roosevelt praises progress toward restoring normal operations. Thousands of banks reopen, checks cleared, hoarding declines, and public confidence grows. Some districts face delays. Detroit and Michigan show slow recovery while Broadway theatres and racing regain activity.
Former Huronian Nellie Gillespie Dies in California
Nellie Gillespie a former Huron resident died Tuesday at her sister Rosé Anna Gillespie’s Los Angeles home. She moved from Huron to Kalispell Montana in 1902 and later to Richey Montana after her mother’s death. Surviving are three sisters in Los Angeles and two brothers in Richey. Her body will arrive in Huron Saturday for 10 am funeral at St Martin’s Catholic Church with burial in Broadland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gillespie
Huron
Rosé Anna Gillespie
Los Angeles
Miss Gillespie
Kalispell
Mont
John Gillespie
Richey
J. C. ‘Holman
Marcella Welsh
E. EB. Hittle
Sixth Street
Willam E
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Broadland
Will Hold Lenten Service Tonight at First Congregational Church
The midweek Lenten service announced by Rev. A S Carlson at First Congregational Church will begin at 7 p m and last about an hour. Theme is The First Fruit of the Spirit Humility. Mrs M E Blystone will sing a solo. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
AS. Carlson
ME Blystone
Gov orders militia to halt foreclosures in ND
A government order directs the militia to intervene in foreclosures in North Dakota, dated March 16, to halt actions at short notice. The move aims to prevent repossessions and stabilize property cases amid ongoing tensions. Local authorities enforce the directive and monitor compliance.
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N.D
Gers
Miss Gitchell to solo at Huron college concert
Lois Gitchell, soprano, to be soloist at the second annual Huron College band concert in the college chapel tomorrow night. She will sing For You Alone and The Last Choir, with the band as accompaniment. An award for distinctive service will be presented to the band, voted by students as the campus’s most popular organization. The program includes Grand Triumphal March, New Dewy Overture, selections from the Chocolate Soldier, Harmonisma Overture, Red Mill selections, Princess of India, Invincible Overture, and The Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Gitchell
Lois Gitchell
Huron College
College Chapel
Gheorg
Sullivan
Donald B. Hansen
Cline
Russel
Straus
Galuska
Herbert
King
Sousa
Mary Starring in Potpourri Pro-Play At Huron College
Mary Starring appears as Mrs Patrick Haggerty in Ich Man Four Man a garrulous Irishwoman in a Potpourri program next Wednesday at Huron college Pi Kappa Delta The scene unfolds in a thrift shop with Emma a socially minded young woman selling second hand clothes and Peter hiding behind a screen to avoid embarrassment Emma and Peters fate driven romance sparks comic moments A second play a debate and specialty acts complete the evening featuring Evelyn Wayne as Emma and Frederic Greene as Peter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Pim
Patrick Haggerty
Huron College
Pi Kappa Delta
Emma
Evelyn Wayne
Frederic Greene
Peter
Emea
Destiny
Remove Limitations In Board Of Trade
Chicago reports secretary Fred H Cluet sen announced that price restrictions would be withdrawn at the close of trading tomorrow. Earlier limits set by directors capped wheat to 5c a bushel corn 3 oats 2 rye 3 and barley 3. Most grains jumped to the limit on initial trades and stayed there. oats failed to reach the limit by a fraction of a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Fred H. Cluetsen
Pha
Buishness
Bar- Ney
Minneapolis Trucker Fined for Permit Violation in Aberdeen
Peter Finck, a Minneapolis truck driver, was fined $25 in Aberdeen's municipal court for operating a South Dakota highway without a proper permit. The Security Warehouse Co. trailer, about 50 feet long, was detained by the state on orders of State’s Attorney Frank Sich but released after the owner promised to obtain the required permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
Mar
South Dakota
Peter Finck
Security Warehouse Co
Minneapolig
Attornney Frank Sich
State Highway Department
Davis Named U S Delegation Chairman at Disarmament Meet
Norman H. Davis was named chairman of the American delegation to the disarmament conference with ambassador rank. The Tennessean and Democrat has served on the delegation under Hoover and chest the move signals the United States will perform its full share of responsibility at the conference. Davis has had limited recent talks with President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull.
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Davis
U.S
Washington
Mar
Norman H. Davis
Hoover
Roosevelt
Hull
Hospitals Admit and Discharge Notices
At the hospitals the admitted list includes Mrs Gale Funnell stemming from Wessington for medical care and Mrs A A Spang of Huron with surgical needs along with Mrs EK Anderson of Huron. Dismissed are Mrs A P Pinkerton and baby of Huron. Doland residents Mr and Mrs C W Lawrence move to Huron after many years of Doland residence and prior years in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Funnell
Wessington
Medical
A. A. Spang
Huron
EK Anderson
Surgical
A. P. Pinkerton
Baby
Huron Doland
C. W. Lawrence
Doland
New Yorkers Deluge Tax Returns After Extended Deadline
On March 16 income tax clerks faced a flood of returns filed before midnight as the government extended the deadline to March 31. The in person filings surged though no city figures were released. officials expect totals to surpass last year.
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New York
Minnesota Favors Chain Store Levy
Minnesota lawmakers approved a bill by a 12 to 5 vote imposing a double tax on chain stores. The act would levy an occupational tax plus a gross sales tax on retail stores, with exemptions for gasoline stations, coal yards, lumber yards, and grain elevators. small independents would pay $5 occupational tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul
Minnesota
Bank district reports more reopenings in ninth district
MINNEAPOLIS March 16 Authorities of the ninth federal reserve district said most member banks are back in full business as reopenings continue. About 46 of 47 member banks have resumed normal operations with several hundred state banks also open. Additional banks are operating with limited functions while awaiting formal approval for full resumption. Governor W B Geery urged banks not yet unrestricted to seek a special examination and asset appraisal to speed lifting restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Reserve
W. B. Geery
Ninth District Bank
Ninth District Federal Bank Examiner
Newsreel Covers Jongevelt Inauguration at Huron Theatre
A newsreel account of the inauguration of President Jongevelt will be shown at the Huron theatre starting tonight. The reel includes several Washington ceremony shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jongevelt
Huron Theatre
Washington
Roosevelt Receives Vast Telegram Praise After Two Weeks
A New White House tally shows 14 000 telegrams praising Roosevelt actions and 39 opposing. Another record notes 1500 telegrams supporting veterans and federal pay cut economy program.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Mer
White House
Minnesota Studies New Mortgage Bill Advancing Senate Action
Minnesota senators consider a mortgage bill to curb foreclosures by advertisement and require court action after initial notice. Senator Emi Regnier of Marshall leads proposed safeguards, allowing mortgagors or agents to halt foreclosures by notifying the sheriff once court action is ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
ST. Paul
Mar
Mortengory
Minnesota Senate
Emi Regnier
Marshall
Regnier
Themortgagor
Boettcher Identifies Chamberlain Ranch
Boettcher, a wealthy Denver youth and kidnapping victim, identified the Sankey ranch northeast of Chamberlain as where a bandit gang held him during a trip to Denver. He reported leaving the ranch last night and continuing to Denver by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boettcher
Chamberlain Ranch
Chamberlain
S. D
Display Windows At Golden Rule Enlarged
Extensive improvements are being made in window display facilities at the Golden Rule store. The depth of the windows is nearly doubled and rear walls are being torn out to allow vision into the interior through the windows. Manager Joe Downs said completion would occur in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
Joe Downs
Correction on bank licenses listed by Federal Reserve
A correction notes that the First National Bank of Rapid City was omitted from yesterday’s Evening Huronite list of national banks granted licenses by the Federal Reserve Bank. The bank should have appeared on the original list of banks allowed to operate.
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First National Bank of
Raride City
Federal Reserve Bank
First” National Bank of
Rapid City
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Russell
Sioux
Noo
Nation
People of
Swith
Detroit
Michigan
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California
Mary
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