Market News Sparks Mixed Old Line Trading
Wheat and oats futures showed modest moves with May wheat at 1.414, July oats 1.45, and September flax around 2.23. Butter and eggs in Chicago were firm with storage trends supporting prices, while poultry markets in Chicago stayed unsettled with varied live bird quotes and turkey figures across sizes and grades.
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Minneapolis
Jfotires Thursdixy
Burley
Harley
Chicago
Gishouswil
Swine Prices Advance 10-15 Cents at Armour Stockyards
Market results from Armour Stockyards show swine prices up 10 to 15 cents with receipts around 100 head. Cattle and calf items posted varied bids, with top hogs and steer listings noted amid price movements. regional reports from Mitchell and Watertown provide brief grain and poultry prices and market conditions.
Sioux Falls Produce Prices And Poultry Hens Report
Sioux Falls and Sioux City market notes list prices for poultry heavy hens leghorn hens and roosters ducks geese and live weight categories with butterfat quotes No. 1 and No. 2 eggs prices in new cases and wholesale butter prices, reflecting mid spring market activity with varying weight classes and grades. No clear single event, but multiple item price reads from two nearby markets.
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Chiegsa Poultry
Chicago
Mar
Mitchell
Légharn
Exan
Sime Falls
Sioux Falls
Cocky
Sieux
Sioux City
Markets and meeting notes from Harge and Hickory Stick event
Markets report from Harge produce market shows prices for heavy hens light hens and butterfat grades with grain market notes from Turon Grain Market including wheat and barley values. Special report covers Maurice Jensen and HE Her bore Siegele attending the Hickory Stick meet in Pierre on Saturday evening.
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Blunt
Mar
Maurice Jensen
HE Herbore Siegele
Pierre
Sioux City livestock market report and prices
Sioux City market shows calves and slaughter steers largely firm with varies by weight. hogs up to 12 higher and sheep demand firmer. New York produce notes steady butter and cheese. Sioux Falls and South St. Paul figures indicate higher hogs, steady cattle and fluctuating calf prices amid regional trading. reports include several weight ranges and category quotes for cattle calves hogs and sheep.
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Sioux City
Mar
U.S.C.A
Weil
New York
Sioux Falls
Jane
South St, Paul
P-W. S
Perry Wallops Big Bill Tilden in Madison Square Garden
Fredrich John Perry of England, ruler of the world amateur courts, defeated Big Bill Tilden in their first meeting before 15,000 at Madison Square Garden. Perry won 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-0 in a decisive upset.
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New
York
Fredrich John Perry
England
Tilden
Philadelonian
Madison Square Garden
Perry
Stepmother of Late Senator Norbeck Dead
Beresford March 25 Funeral services were held at the Bethesda home for the aged here for Olufine Kristine Norbeck 95 stepmother of the late Senator Pater Norbeck She had been a resident of the home since 194 Her husband died in 1917 She was the mother of eight children six of whom are still living
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Norbeck
Beresford
Mar
Bethesda, Home
Olufine Kristine Norbeck
Pater. Norbeck
Wolsey Group to Meet Wolsey March 25
Mrs L E Baker hosts missionary society at her home on Thursday with Mrs J L Darling, study reader, and Mrs H W Whitner leading devotional. Attendees include Blanche Rodman, Mrs Barty Schwarts, Alicans 2. In Blunt, Richard Howerd and Ralph Howard travel to Watertown for an International Harvester Dealers meeting. the trip noted as part of a larger conference.
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Wolsey Group
Wolsey
L. E. Baker
Misionary Society
J. L. Darling
H. W. Whitner
Wil Blanche” Rodman
Barty" Schwarts
Alicans
Blunt
Richard Howerd
Ralph Howard
Watertown
Richard
International Harvester Dealers
Washington Fashion Parade Names Seven Notables in Dressed Style
Washington list highlights seven well dressed women led by Marguerite Le Rand and Mary Senate Howes. Among others are Chip Roberts, Mrs James Roosevelt, Mrs Patrick Hurley, Stellita Stapleton, and Mme Georges Bonnet. Descriptions note Le Rand’s understated elegance at her desk and Howes’s vibrant evening gowns.
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Washington
Mary Senate Howes
Gerry Dick
NEA
Washington, D. C
Capitals
Marguerite LE Hand
Pees
Roosevelt
Chip” Roberts
Democratic National Committee
James Roosevelt
Patrick Hurley
Cosconve
Stellita Stapleton
Mos
Buniel C. Stapleton
Georges Bonnet
Amisador
Mins Lehid
Marguerite le Rand
Miss Howe
Miss Howes
Chip’ Roberts
H Roberts
Thors Sherry
Wimpton
Mass
Hurley
Ema
Eachis Tops in Her Own Specialty
A fragmented interview describes Mme. Hurley, a petite Boston society figure, detailing her fashion sense and tailoring habits. The piece notes her height, brown eyes, and preference for black or white clothing, with emphasis on a smooth silhouette and versatile wardrobe.
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Eachis
Contracts Awarded for 29 South Dakota Road Projects
South Dakota Highway Commission awarded 29 road contracts in busy session. Western Asphalt Paving of Sioux City won the largest at 279000 plus for 10.795 miles of concrete on US 12 and US 50 in Union County near Burbank. multiple firms secured varied segments across Edmund, Pennington, Brown, Spink, Lawrence, Brule, Meade, Brookings and other counties with prices ranging from about 2,000 to 279,000 dollars.
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En Mar
South Dakota
Western Asphalt Paving Corporation
Sioux City
U.S. Highway
Edmund County
U.S. 12
City of Ipswich
Central Construction Company
Sioux Pulls
U. S
Burbank
Western Asphalt Paviing Corporation
Surfecin Brule
S. 16
Eva and Kimball
Summit Construction Company
Rapid City
Veal Construction Company
Sia
Pennington
U. S. 14
New Underwosd
Roberts
Brown and Spink
Warmer
J. I. Healy Construction Company
Sioux Fally
S. S. Roberts
Szb.sa
Marshall
Lake City
Ole
Miller
Bisnavels
Ler
Bismauck
Py Roberts
U.S
Ortley
Humboldt
Jarvis
Wright and Howell
Sioux Fells
Brule
Mitchell
Waubay
Sioux Falls
Lawrence
State
Whitewood
Camel Pany
Omaha
Brookings
Sixth Avenue
Brookings City
Willis Bonesteel
Wagerrie
Hyde
Watertown
Tomlinson Construction Company
Moorhead
Minn
Ace
Willis Bone Steel
Wagner
L. Hyde
Water
Town
Humboldt Booth
Olson, Inc
Siouw City
G. W. Bngland
Rapid
City
J. R. Fitzpatrick
Ken
Nether
Farmingdale
Inland Construction Company
Gmahe
Miranda
Lindakugel
Kolberg
Gravel Revuriseing
Peace Setup Shaped Here Rev Walter H. Riley Named Chairman
At a morning meeting of civic church and other Huron groups Rev Walter H Riley was elected chairman of a temporary organization to join the national Emergency Peace Campaign Harriot Carson was named secretary A special committee was named to cooperate with the peace movement A general meeting may be held later to hear from Arthur E Elliot area director for the campaign who was delayed by a storm Those present and represented were listed by Miss Carson including several church groups clubs and schools Aims and principles of the Emergency Peace Campaign were outlined by Chairman Riley at a Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel
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Walter H. Riley
Harriot Carson
Tocal
Arthur E.elliot
Minneapolis
Way Sio
Elliot
Huron
Watertown
Riles
A. J. Lang
Frank K. Eversall
Ray M. Johnson
Vie
Jadus
Mise Carson
Maxine Werrail
Farmers . Union
Asine Rose
Huron College
LG. Lockwood
American Sunday School Union
Aired ‘Treney
Baptist Church
A. J. Tang
Huron City Schools
Frank Eversall
Foreiginly
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Charles B. Wilcox
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Maud A. York
Walter E. Riley
Congregation’ Church
Riley
Kiwanis Club
Marvin Hughitt
HURONITE In wartime telegraph effort aids emergency com
Amateurs and newspapers in Huron assisted in sending and receiving emergency messages yesterday and today. B W Ingerson and Dr E F W ipf among operators, with CCC camp WIVOP transmitting. The Associated Press served Mitchell Republic Pierre Capital Journal and Aberdeen American News without leased service for a second day. The Evening Huronite’s desk relied on shorthand notes from Mrs Bert R Schull and a relay system resembling early telegraph pony service.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Huron
B. W. Ingerson
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Great Northern
E. F. Wipf
Kansas Avenue Southeast
McAd
Hemingway
WSSEB
Pierre
Al.p. Kiar
W3ese
Aberdeen
J. D
Associated Press
Mitchell Republic
Pierze Capital Journal
Aberdeen American News
Evening Hurahite
Bert R. Schull
Churchill & Benson Law Office
Evening Huronite
Schol
Telephone service crippled by storm across central South Dakota
The Dakota Central Telephone Company restored crippled wire services slowly as crews from Omaha moved to repair lines. Nearly 100 telephone poles were down along S D highway No. 7 south of Huron toward the county line. Early news dispatches began to reach the Evening Huronite from Sioux Falls via Western Union after damage from yesterday's storm.
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Sion Falls
Associated Press
Dakota Central
Paty
Pierre
de Smet
Hilchqek
Hitch‘ Book
Omaha
South Daloty
Hendrickson
Huron
S&s D
Sioux Falls
Western Union Telegraph
Grain Firm victory for Burke Grain in betting case
Davenport and Gambie argued Vandagrift’s grain dealings via Burke Grain were gambling as no grain deliveries occurred. Judge Wyman ruled that futures bets without delivery are gambling under law, awarding damages to Burke Grain. stay of execution granted for 42 days, appeal possible.
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Sumit Pow
Union Savings Bank
Saint Paul Mercury Indemnity Company
Vandagrift
Tom Kirby
Hugh 8
Gambie
Burke Grain Company
Burke Company
Wyman
South Dakota
U. S. Creuit Court of Appeals
Fom Kirby
Hospital Admits Several Patients Across Alpena Area
At the hospitals L. C. Gerhara Hurett Milton Scharteman and Segrinda Pullman are admitted for medical care in Alpena and Yale. The report notes multiple patients in medical status.
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L. C. Gerhara
Hurett
Medical
Milton Scharteman
Alpena
Baby Segrinda Pullman
Yale
Blunt Weekend Visit Then Not Classified Items
Special report notes Ray Schilterstrom visited Tay friends over the weekend. Mentions state topic not clearly classified. Ad blurbs describe prices on flowers vegetables and tobacco products at local stores.
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Blunt
Mar
Ray Schilterstrom
Tay
Sis Ion
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Hanayse
Paris
Mme. Banset
Etween
Spring Crave
S. Roberts
Raid City
Ephkor
Phillg
Lindekuxel
Keiberg
Spenster
Brown
Aerduen
Martin Joyce
Brindon
Boil Campbell
Enxaty
Arter
Kukuk
Ses
Sheldon Frees
Bowlers Greenhouse
19Th
Daur South
Corton
Prince Albert
Velver
Muron Liquor Store
Offics
Muron Lignat
Scrass
Sheldon Freese Elevators
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