Armour Market Steady Across Cattle and Hogs
Armour stockyards in Huron report steady prices for cattle sheep and hogs on March 25 with top steer price 3.80 and hogs mainly steady to 440 per cwt. Receipts total about 400 with varied classes including veal calves and cows showing broad ranges across Good to choice grades. Chicago and Sioux Falls markets mirror steady tones though hogs trend mixed with daily shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Good Packers
Rough Packers
Stags
Chicago
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Sioux City
U. S. Depot Agr
Dept. Axgr
Markets Report From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Markets cover Huron poultry butter eggs wool and hides with bids from Buck Brothers Bolles & Hogers and Swift & Co. Also listed are Chicago and Sioux Falls price data for potatoes wool poultry and eggs, plus local grazing land lease notices for Beadle County with minimum rental rates and average acreages.
Diversified Trustee Shares and Related Corporate Trust Terms
A compact listing of share types including United Founders Corp and Nation Wide with various percentages and numbers. References to British type inventors and United States Postal Service related terms appear as part of a historical securities catalog. The fragmentary text lacks a clear event or narrative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Founders Corp
Red Cross orders 45 million pounds of stock feed
The American Red Cross, led by William Baxter Jr, reports 45,450,001 pounds of livestock feed ordered for South Dakota and Nebraska as part of a program using 40,000,000 bushels of government wheat. Some counties in both states are eligible for cracked wheat aid, with shipments already underway to various counties and an Indian reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
American Red Cross
South Dakota
Nebraska
William Baxter, Jr
Red Cross
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Chamberlain
River Ice Gorge Eases Near Yankton As Water Drops
River gauge near Yankton shows 13.3 feet this morning, down from 14.2 as warmer air helps water push around the ice jam. Flooded Yonktor Gayville road area remains under water, with jam near Wheeler bridge threatening Beebe island. West of Yankton, the river remains clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Missouri River
Yonktor
Gayville
Wheeler Bridge
Charles Mix County
Beebe Island
Fix Prices On Basic Farm Products Proposed
Washington March 25. Representative Andresen of Minnesota a House agriculture committee member advocated federal price fixing for basic farm goods. He introduced a bill setting minimum prices Wheat 1.25 per bushel cotton 14 per pound corn .73 per bushel Rye .70 per bushel barley .50 per bushel hogs cattle 16c per pound and butter 32c per pound. He said prosperity would return if properly administered by the secretary of agriculture and other products could be added later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andresen
Minn
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture
Must Register In Party Is Ruling
PIERRE Mar 4 Members of the recently formed liberty party must be registered in that party to sign nomination petitions for their candidates. Nominating petitions are due next Saturday. Voters cannot change party at the primary and must vote the party of their registration. Party members may change affiliation by April 16. Democrats and Republicans who wish to join liberty must change within the week or lose petition signing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Party
Liberty
Three More Senate Petitions Filed in South Dakota
Nominating petitions were filed today with the secretary of state. John C. Stoner of Lemmon seeks the Democratic nomination and W. R. Gardner of Buffalo seeks the Republican nomination from the 14th district in Kaching and Per king counties. J. B. Hartz of Murdo runs for the Republican nomination from the 2th district in Lyman and Jones counties. Gardner and Hartz previously served in the 1931 legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State Senate
John C. Stoner
Lemmon
W. R. Gardner
Buffalo
Kaching
Perking
J. B. Hartz
Murdo
Lyman
Jones
Gardner
Hartz
Foreclosure Sale Set for Mound City and Eastern Railroad
Leola March 25 The Mound City and Eastern railroad recently completed from Leola to Long Lake faces foreclosure sale this afternoon after a judgment for 203381 dollars in favor of Minneapolis Trust Company. Minneapolis bidders expect to extend the line to Mound City if their bid wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola
Mound
Garden proposal on vacant lot in Huron cited
A reader requests to plant a garden on a neighbor’s vacant lot in Huron. The note provides no specific names or addresses beyond the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Kenosha Puts Economy to Work Amid Surplus Savings
Kenosha officials report a year end 1941 surplus of 877 785 dollars after Wisconsin tax audit. Population 50 262, city saved 1 51 dollars per resident without raising taxes later. City manager William O Brien calls it a real stretch of money as payrolls fell and 1 900 families plus 450 singles were served with 211 000 dollar poor relief. Departments trimmed costs to absorb the burden and still produced the surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin Tax Commission
William O'Brien
O'Brien
No Choice Made On Drake Athletic Job
Stewart Ferguson of Dakota Wesleyan met E C Lytton Drake athletic adviser in Minneapolis to discuss the potential athletic director post. No decision reached as Lytton notes 40 applicants for the vacancy left by Ossie Solem’s resignation to coach at Iowa. Lytton will depart for Des Moines to continue the matter, stating the trip is largely for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Stewart Ferguson
Dakota Wesleyan University
E. C. Lytton
Drake University of Des Moines
Iowa
Lytton
Ossie Solem
University of Iown
Des Moines
Solem
Seed Loans Approved For County Farmers
Seed loans totaling about 60 thousand dollars have been approved for 750 county farmers and 205 checks averaging around 30 dollars have come to the register of deeds from the Minneapolis regional loan office. About 103 more loans await waivers as work proceeds under the county seed committee chaired by George Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Minneapolis
Anna E. Payson
George M. Townsend
Townsend
Death of Mrs. Mabel Whitcomb in Portland Oregon
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Mabel Whitcomb at her Portland home on March 17. She was the daughter of Sam Squired, a former Huron resident. Surviving are her widower two daughters aged 16 and 14 a son aged 12 her mother and step mother two sisters Grace and Eugenia and three brothers Keto Jay and Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Whitcomb
Portland
Ore
Sam Squired
Grace
Eugenia
Keto
Jay
Eugene
Candidates Begin Filing Petitions For Primary Nominations
Candidates for the May 3 primary filed petitions at the county auditor's office. Incumbents Temmey Longstaff and Huntley declared for renomination. Rolard Wikert filed for county coroner as a Democrat. Frank Kingon filed for coroner as a Republican. Several Democrats and Republicans have petitions out for various offices. Deadline to file is Saturday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Temmey
Justice of the Peace
George W. Longstaff
Con &. Huntley
Rolard A. Wikert
Wikert Funeral Home
Frank D. Kingon
Kinyon Funeral Home
5. P. Glanzer
A.M. Fuller
Neil Bailey
Earl P. Flowers
J. T. McCullen
Burton Culver
Guy Minium
Everett Curtis
Curtis
T. H. Young
B. M. Madden
Anna Foley
Register of Deeds
Arian E. Paysort
H. 1. Hurley
J. B. Meallister
Charles BE. Wilson
William M. Wipf
Huron
John Lewin
Louis BR. Meyer
Sharpe Promises To Assist Dunn In Prosecution
In Sioux Falls March 25 Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe will fully cooperate in any prosecution arising from the Minnehaha county investigation led by state’s attorney G Norton Jameson. A grand jury may be called. Pierre conference to decide. James Brown and R F Grewry to aid in criminal and civil actions as plans mature. Overpayment of 356,755.12 to Western Bridge and Construction Co. is cited in the report. decisions on criminal charges and civil actions to follow after further evidence review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Grewry
Jameson
Sharpe
Minnehaha
Minnehaha County
Western Bridge and Construction Company
Omaha
Neh
County Commission
C. I. Charnock
Pierre
Elevator Board To Meet Here Saturday in Huron
Directors of the Farmers Elevator Association of South Dakota will hold a meeting in Huron on Saturday. C. Jensen of Putney is president of the eight-member board. The meeting will be held at Hotel Marvin Hughitt.
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Farmers Elevator Association of
South Dakota
Huron
C. Jensen
Putney
Marvin Hughitt
Return From Chicago Study Of Music Course
Mrs. Max Royhl of 466 Fourth Street Southwest returns from a two week voice training course at the Chicago Conservatory of Music. She studied under Charles Norman Granville. Mrs. J. G. Knabe accompanied her and visited Minneapolis briefly. They heard Dutch pianist Fgan Petri in concert. Petri had tutored Miss Besse Stackpole in Berle.
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Max Royhl
Fourth Street Southwest
Chicago
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Charles Norman Granville
J. G. Knabe
Royhl
Minneapolis
Knabe
Fgan Petri
Dutch Pianist, In A Concert. Mr. Petr
Repebeel
Besse Stackpole
Berle
Job Offer via American Legion Back to Work Drive
A public notice invites individuals to fill a coupon for local labor tasks. Farmers and townsfolk seek hands for dirt hauling, cistern cleaning, garden work, ashes removal, lawn care, window washing, and other tasks with pay details. Workers receive a letter identifying the sender and may be sent back for unsatisfactory performance.
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American Legion
Car Thief Escapes From Custer County Jail
Rapid City March 4 Frank Shannon 26 escaped from Custer jail by knocking off the door lock after two stolen cars including a Rapid City police vehicle were wrecked. Sheriff's deputies believe he fled in a stolen car as another suspect Guy Straw, dazed from dope, was held in Rapid City jail and linked to an attempted safe theft at the Steam Laundry with blood traces and pigeon toed footprints tying to the Custer wreck.
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Rapid City
Frank Shannon
Custer
Shannon
Guy Straw
Tom Slattery
Straw
Nlgat
More Dead In Storm Areas
Birmingham March 25. The tornado aftermath across five southern states shows 362 known dead with 295 in Alabama and 40 in Georgia. Unofficial figures place injured over 3,000 and homeless around 8,500 as relief operations expand to 13 Alabama counties and six in Tennessee. Property damage estimated at 3 to 5 million dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Feld
C.H. MacFarland
American Red Cross
Eld
North
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Laurel Morrison Kidnapping Case Trails In Nebraska
Miss Laurel Morrison a 30 year old Aurora beauty parlor operator was found safe after two days missing with authorities saying she was held near Lincoln. George Gohde who runs a Lincoln cosmetology school claimed she attended classes and was seen in published photos. Sheriff Mohe of Mesrick county planned further questioning and a $1000 ransom note was not paid.
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Laurel Morrison
Aurora
Park
Lincoln
George Gohde
Mesrick County
Cosmopolitan Clubs Convene South Dakota Meeting
The state federation of Cosmopolitan clubs in South Dakota will meet at Mitchell on Monday, April 18, announced by Sioux Falls district governor Fred Witte and Mitchell officers. Delegations from Aberdeen, Watertown, Sioux Falls, Rapid City and Mitchell will attend. the International meeting is planned for Rapid City this summer with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Sioux Falls
Federation of Cosmopolitan Clubs
South Dakota
Mitchell
Fred Witte
Sioux Falls
Thomas Eastman
Clarence E. Sellers
Tilman Bolin
Mitchell Club
Witte
Aberdeen
Watertown
Rapid City
Settlement in closed bank case aids county finances
County Auditor J H Young says the banking settlement arrives when money is badly needed and could help lower next year’s taxes, depending on tax payments and other revenue. Treasurer Madden notes January February general property tax receipts fell to 35797.44 from 61450.59 last year, while auto license receipts totaled 92238 for the first three months of 1931, up from earlier periods. Enforcers’ leniency reduced January and February auto license receipts, with contrasts to March when leniency ended. Robert Scott, 20, was convicted of robbery with aggravation linked to a February 27 oil station heist. accomplice Truman Hanson awaits arraignment. Hospital admissions include Mrs G A Lee and Mrs F L Ostrander.
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J. H. Young
Madden
Jhcemu
Sioux City
Robert Scott
Truman Hanson
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U. Dept. Agr
Swift & So
Ifuran
Buck Brothers Huron
Bolles & Hogers Huron
Taltow
Dept. Agr
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Michigan
Idaho
Boston
The
Commercial Bulletin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
South St. Paul
Close Mercantile Exchange
Mercantile Exchange
Fezhorn Springs
New York
Huron Grain Markets
Beadle County
H. Young
Court House
Universel Trust
Bs Trance
Anmertosit Trust
Boslidania
Paria
Evening
Huronite Huron
Wisconsin City
Andj Funds
By Alvin Steinkopf
Drake Athletic
Wikert
Dunn
Stanin—Eine
Rey Daum
American Legion Committee
W. L. Weir
American Legion Unemployment Committee
G. A. Lee
Medical
F. L. Ostrander
A. M. Doyle
Grimim
John Bers
Mt. Vernon
Odessa
Cornet Drug Store
P. D. Ellis
Mgr
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