Market News Hog Prices Mostly Five Cents Lower
Armour stockyards reports 360 head cattle from North Dakota and 500 hogs, prices mostly down with hogs 150 pounds and under at 1.00 to 7.00 lower, top 4.15, calves and sheep showing varied cuts. Sioux Falls and Sioux City also show lower hogs and steady cattle with active stockers and feeders in demand.
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Nuron
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Rough Packers
Stags
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Dept
Chicago
Dept. Age
West Ois
Hog Prices Slip Amid Heavy Hog Market Pressure
Chicago market reports show buyers unavailable for large direct hog lots as 7,000 head from outside points were distributed. Prices opened 10 to 13 cents lower with limited sales. Cattle and calves priced steady to weaker, with leaner stock showing pressure and lambs mixed as spring markets begin.
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Chicago
Imajor
Wheat Futures Largely Steady in Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures showed little movement with gains for May and July contracts while September rose slightly. Cash demand remained good for high protein wheat and durum limited, with light barley and rye activity and no corn trades in the session.
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Minneapolis
Duluth Wheat and Durum Prices Reported by Closing
Closing cash prices in Duluth show No. 1 dark northern at 61.1? per 100 pounds and No. 1 northern near 61.0 with multiple durum varieties listed. Flax futures on track, with delivery months May July and Sept at around 1.35.
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Duluth
Markets Report From Huron and Midwest Poultry and Produce
Markets across Huron, Chicago, Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Mitchell show mixed poultry prices and grain values. Hens, springs, and leghorns traded with varied weights. flour, potatoes, butter, eggs posted modest changes amid shipments and regional demand.
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Sioux Falls
Leighorn
Geese T. Dueisy
Soux City
Sioux City
Mitchell
Stocks Close Easy With Slight Losses
New York March 24 Stocks closed easy with a dull pre holiday session volume under 1,000,000 shares. Early rally faded with gains scattered and led by declines in American Telephone Procter & Gamble National Biscuit while General Motors dropped to a new low under 17. Major issues showed little change in a list of closing quotes.
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National Biscuit
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Allied Chemical
Two Carloads Of Wheat Arrive At Beatie County Towns
Beatie county receives two carloads of federal farm board wheat at every shipping point. Red Cross disaster relief chair George J C Hunt announced the delivery. Wheat arrived yesterday at Huron Cavour Wolsey Wessington Iroquois Broadland Bonilla Virgil Hitchcock Yale and was milled by the International Milling Company of Sioux City for Red Cross distribution under Hunt's direction.
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Beatie County
George J .C. Hunt
Red Cross
Ben
Huron
Cavour
Wolsey
Wessington
Iroquois
Broadland
Bonilla
Virgil
Hitchcock
Yale
International Milling Company
Sioux
City
Hunt
Protest Over Hog Embargo From South Dakota Refuted
L G Troth South Dakota secretary of agriculture protests Ohio embargo on feeder hogs due to erysipelas cases renews request for full reasons and calls Ohio action hasty. Troth argues infection source unclear and urges impartial use of eradication measures.
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S. D. Troth
Ohio
South Dakovs
Agriculture Secretary
South Dakota
Democrats File For State Senator Nominees
Three candidates filed nominating petitions for state senate seats. E D Sutton of Agar runs in the 1st district Sully and Hughes counties. Swan Nyberg of Tripp seeks the 26th district covering Tripp Melleti and Bennett counties. Joe Atkins of Wessington Springs runs in the 15th district Jerauld and Buffalo counties. Atkins served in the 193L session.
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Sully
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Bennett
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Jerauld
Buffalo
Ls Atkins
Chicago Finds Has No Bathing Ruling
Chicago officials discover the city lacks any bathing ordinance after regulations were repealed in a parliamentary mixup. Mayor Anton Cermak has rejected a stockade for nude bathers, and the city council plans to correct the gap before hot weather.
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Chicago
Anton Cermak
Thieves Break Into Esmond Pool Hall
Wednesday night petty thieves forced a rear window at the Baird pool hall in Esmond and stole several cartons of cimere ts candy cigars and other articles. Local talent is suspected in the job.
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Esmond Esmond
Baird Pool Hall
Hospital Admits And Dismissals Plus Fatal Auto Crash
The notice lists admissions including Dolly Getzen and Mrs J C Hart in Huron and Hitchcock with medical conditions. Dismissals include Mrs Walter Elion of Wolsey and Edward Gassney, 78, who died after being struck by a car driven by James K Laver while walking in a street. the accident occurred last night and he died at a hospital a few hours later.
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Huron
J. C. Hart
Hitchcock
Medical
Charles Reilly
ED. Tests
Walter Elion
Wolsey
Hawarden
Edward Gassney
Huron Inventor Showcases Variable Speed Electric Motor
Huron inventor W. H. Pugsley displays a patented variable speed electric motor with torque control at his shop. Northwestern Public Service official E. K. Alberts touts its future for passenger elevators and lathes. The device uses a rotating fan to regulate speed, avoiding belts and gears.
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Huron
Pugsley Plumbing Shop
E. A. Pugsley
E. EK. Alberts
Northwestern Public Servic Company
Pugsley
Albsris
Turner County
South Dakota
Thas
Pillsbury Flour Company
Minneapolis
Pillsbury
Senate Frowns On Jonas Appointment
The Senate rejected President Hoover’s pick Charles A. Jonas of North Carolina for the federal attorney post in the western district. Jonas had served under a recess appointment after a 1928 House term won in the Hoover landslide.
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Charles A. Jonas
North Carolina
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Jonas Tust
Kidnapped Beauty Shop Owner Reported in Aurora
Lincoln dispatch reports Miss Lauren Marvison, 30, beauty shop operator in Aurora, Nebraska, abducted within 48 hours and hidden for ransom. Police declined comment. Journal notes she is partner of Mrac VP Wall and a $1,009 ransom demand allegedly received in Aurora.
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Ner
Lauren Marvison
Aurora
Neb
Morrison
Pertner
Mrac
Wall
Will
Documents Involving Zink Will Taken In Sioux Falls
The sheriff’s office announced seizure of papers linked to the will of T. M. Zink of Le Mars Iowa who left about 50 000 for a public library. Included is a 10 4 promissory note alleged forged against the Zink estate. Clarence Becker of Le Mars filed the proceedings. Irene Brown, a Le Mars relative, is tied to the case and to a Plymouth county grand jury for first degree forgery.
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Sioux Falls
T. M. Kink
le Mars
Oman
Clarence Becker
Tere
Irene Brown
Iowa
Plymouth
Coats Fined for Liquor Charge by City Judge
Coats pleaded guilty to keeping and storing intoxicating liquor after arrest for selling beer and was fined 100 dollars by Municipal Judge J Dick Haney. He received an alternate sentence of 50 days in county jail if the fine was not paid.
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James
J . Dick’ Haney
Get Diplomas From Ag School at State College
Brookings March 43 graduates from the school of agriculture at State College received diplomas after three years of work. Regent John E. Peart presented the diplomas and C Giffen state superintendent gave the address. Giffen urged education to solve major farming problems including marketing and business aspects.
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Brookings
March
School of Agriculture of State College
John E. Peart
Flandreau
C. Giffen
Giffen
Loan Renewal by State Finance Board in South Dakota
Pierre March 1 The state board of finance renewed a 405 100 loan from sinking funds to the hail insurance department by a unanimous vote The department will pay 35000 on old loans and interest at 2 percent and the renewed amount extends to December 1 Governor Green may call another meeting by April 1 to set future policies The renewal keeps the department operating this year as cash to pay in full is unavailable Principal assets are unpaid premiums.
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Hail Insurance Department
Potatoes Needed for Veterans of Foreign Wars Food Depot
The VFW relief depot in Hur on faces a potato shortage amid high demand for root crops and canned goods. Commander Walter Bachman cites lack of overhead and urges local cooperation to supply potatoes and other staples from area grocers to feed the needy.
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Guren
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W. Disney
Bank Conference Plans Black Hills Meeting in 1933
The Central Bankers Conference will hold its 22nd annual convention in the Black Hills in August 1933. Delegates gathered in Milwaukee voted to accept the invitation extended by T. M. Brisbine and George A. Starling of the South Dakota Bankers association. The conference includes presidents and secretaries from 14 Midwestern bankers associations.
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Central Bankers Conference
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Gould, Dakota Bankers Association
Milwaukee
T. M. Brisbine
Woonsecker
George A. Starling
South Dakota Bankers Association
Central States Conference
Bankers
Olympia Cafe Reopens After Remodel Under Georgiades
The Olympia cafe reopened today after a monthlong remodeling. John Georgiades, proprietor, led the renovations including new booths, a lunch counter, and a refreshed interior. The kitchen area was expanded and decor updated throughout.
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John Georgiades
Sioots
Divorce Granted in Desertion Case for Imogene Eves
Judge Alys E. Taylor signed a decree granting divorce to Imogene Eves of Huron who charged desertion by Harold Eves now in Chicago. They had been separated about two years and Mrs. Eves was awarded custody of a 10 year old daughter, the couple’s only child.
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Imogene Eves
Huron
Harold Eves
Chicago
Plans for Good Friday Observances in Huron
City plans five services culminating in a 12 noon union service at the Presbyterian church. The American Lutheran church holds a communion service at 7 p.m with visiting pastor Rev. A J Bergsaker. Mt Calvary Lutheran and Grace Episcopal offer separate programs with sermons and meditations. Rome also marks Maundy Thursday with Holy Week rites and pilgrim viewings at St. Peter’s and St. Paul’s.
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Disrud
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Wallace Bristol
Radio Operators To Meet At Watertown
The annual state convention of Suvi Da kele Amateur Radio Operators will be held in Watertown June 20 and 21 at Lake Kainpeska. Nick B. Gergen, chairman of the committee in charge of focal arrangements, announced today. Operators from all parts of South Dakota will attend the sessions.
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