Hog Market Flat as Shoppers Seek Supplies
Dull early hog trading at Chicago shows limited top prices and weak demand from packers. Shippers bought 160-199 lb hogs around 7.90 to 9.00, while futures and heavier cattle markets held steady or slipped. large runs of lambs and cows also seen with mixed demand across grades.
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Chirazo
Chicago
U. S
Huron
Armour
Armours
Mar
Price Tv
AY Price Bt
Sun
Ant
Tisune
Ralf Ais
Jazz Rolf
Sioux City
U.S
Mm. Paul
South ST. Paul
Wheat Futures In Late Bulge
Sioux City and Sioux Falls market notes show mixed grain and livestock activity. cattle, hogs, and sheep strength vary by class while wheat futures surged May and July contracts supported by short covering and demand, with cash offerings light and demand fair. Minneapolis quotes indicate gains for May and July wheat with modest weather and supply signals.
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Minnsapolis
Mar
Market prices and grain closing figures from Duluth
Flax closes Thursday with bids around 154 to 157 for May July contracts while cash close shows 1.54 to 1.57 per unit. Wheat types report mixed results with No 1 mixthher durum around 72 and No 2 durum near 70.
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Huron Grain Market
Minneapolis
Mat
Duluth
Mar
Chicago
Poultry And Dairy Prices Across Midwestern Markets
Market reports from Huron Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago New York show mixed poultry and dairy figures. Hens Leghorn prices and eggs vary by city with butterfat and creamery butter firming. Chicago and New York lists reflect steady live poultry and rising butter values.
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Huron Poultry
BCG
Buck Brothers Huron
Sioux Falls
Mar
Chicago
New York
Swi & Co
Buron
D. Fiers
Wen AG
Eams
Wean
Stock market slips in midday trading as dividend cuts weigh
Trading turned heavy after dividend reductions and broad declines. Major names like Standard Oil of New Jersey and California, Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Fortman Kodak, Westinghouse and Public Service of New Jersey fell. Total sales about 7.6 million shares with many issues trading lower.
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Stock Mart
New York
Mar. M
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Texas Corporation
Anaconda
Goodyear Rubber
Bethlehem Steel
A. S. Steel
Fortman Kodak
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Public Service of
Legion Postpones Woonsocket Visit Amid Weather Fears
Huron Legionnaires delayed the Woonsocket visitation planned for tonight due to uncertain weather. Commander William C. Welter said they want at least 100 men in the caravan and arranged to reschedule for the second Thursday in April via telephone.
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Woonsocket
Tiwan
William C. Welter
Huron Debaters Win In Sioux City Meet
In Sioux City on March 26 the Sioux province convention of Pi Kappa Delta gathered seventy five debaters from colleges in Iowa South Dakota North Dakota. Three debates on free trade opened the three day event hosted by Morningside college. Sioux Falls defeated Morningside in an affirmative versus negative, Yankton defeated Dakota Wesleyan, and Huron defeated Western Union at Le Mars.
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Huron
Sioux City
Mar
I Il
Towa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Picappa Delta
Morningside College
Sioux
Evangelist Cass to Speak on What Huronians Need Tonight
Evangelist H. H. Cass of the Salvation Army continues his revival series with a talk titled What Huronians Need at the army hall tonight. He notes Huron has few empty shops and rents signs, praising the city’s streets as credit to the administration as he urges more God in daily life.
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H. H. Cass
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Tme
Mr. Cass
Huron
Farm Experts Address Kiwanians On Tankage Use
Tur ner Wright of State college Brookings described tankage as a cheaper faster feed when combined with ground barley or shelled corn. J. Z. Howard, ex president of the American Farm Bureau and current Federal Farm board field man, warned farmers that oversupply reduces revenue and urged curtailment of farm production. Beadle County farmers attended as guests at the Marvin Hughitt hotel meeting.
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Turner Wright
State College
Brookings
Marvin “Ughitt
J. 2. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Farm Board
Howard
Beadle County
Huron Women Speak At D. A. R. Meeting
South Dakota DAR members attend the closing sessions of their annual meeting in Sioux Falls with officer elections planned for the afternoon and a banquet the prior night attended by 35 members. Read of various attendees and accompanying trips to Sioux Falls and Pierre for state meetings.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
South Dakota
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Bockhoven
Clark
A. N. Hoy
R. E. Cone
C. A. Lafferty
Haran
Lockhart
Watertown
F. W. Warring
Yankton
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Paul Myers
A. H. Cone
Cone
D.A. R Chapters
Mr. Mitchell
Moers
Mr. Myers
Young
Pierre
T. H. Young
Beadle
Bogue Urged as SD Supreme Court Appointee
Supporters of Allen Bogue Parker attorney pressed Governor Warren Green for Bogue to fill the vacancy on the South Dakota Supreme Court caused by Newton D. Burch’s death. The appointee must come from the fourth district and Green planned a final decision tomorrow after consultations with court members and endorsements.
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Bogue
Burch
Piebre
Allen Bogue
Parker
South Dakota Supreme Court
Newton D. Burch
Warren Green
Green
Fourth Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Wessington Scouts Earn Promotions At Court Of Honor
Troop 19 Wessington marked its fourth year with a candle ceremony and a court of honor. Fred C. Eggers of Huron presented a new charter. Five boys were promoted to ranks first and second class, including Chester Topp.
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Wessington
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Wessington's
Lions Club
J. I. McNeil
J. H. Black
P. A. Young
I. D. Hazzard
Phil Friedman
Hoyt Nicholas
Chester Topp
Lloyd Dake
Robert Drake
Ives Johanson
Joe Schlichte
Custer Pupils to Tour City Industrial Sites Tomorrow
About eight sixth and seventh graders from Miss Elsie Weise's Custer township school will tour Huron tomorrow starting at 9 am. They will visit a bank bakery Marvin Hughitt hotel weather bureau radio station ice cream factory and The Evening Huronsite newspaper plant with a roof view of the city.
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Custer
City
Huron
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Elsie Weise
Custer Township
Marvin Hughitt
Government Weather Bureau
Huronites
Name Singers For April Choir Tour
The names of 25 Huron college students are listed as singers in the A Cappella choir spring concert tour in April. The group departs Huron on April 10 under head of music Hardin A. Van Deursen and will perform in northern and northeastern towns. itinerary to be announced.
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Huron College
Huron
Hardin A. van Deursen
Department of
Mildred Bindenagel
Marjorie Frybarger
Mercedr. Johns
Rena van Heuvelen
Evelyn Wright
Alls
May Lumbard
Ouida Moulton
Hazel Warren
Robert Bryan
Eugene Kingdon
Verne Lindsey
Donald Streeter
Jassee
Wave Byerly
Mandan
N. Dak
Aldene
Camilla Curtis Lemmon
Eulalie Solberg
McIntosh
Marie Morrow
Faulkton
Norma Shade
Redfield
LaFola Shouse
Plankinton
Loftin Anderson
Valley Springs
William McElwee
Bison
Lowell Powers
Hurley
Rod~stick
Edward Spence
Groton
Carl Tollefsen
Willow Lake
Vivien Johns
Blunt
Chicken thief Hoffmann to be sentenced in May
Delmont 18 year old Gottlieb Hoffman pleaded guilty to stealing 22 chickens and faces a May sentence from Judge A B Beck. The judge urged leniency but demanded an end to chicken stealing. Three other youths, all under 18, will be arraigned April 4 before Juvenile Judge Stewart Sharpe.
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Gottlieb Hoffman
Delmont
A. B. Beck
Beck
Hoffman
Apell
Stewart Sharpe
Puder Named On Mine Commission In South Dakota
George H. Puder of Timber Lake was appointed by Governor Warren Green to the South Dakota Coal Mine Commission, succeeding N. F. Stewart of Selby after a legislative investigation. The commission now includes J. W. Parmley Ipswich and the governor, with Puder as Republican county chairman and prominent Dewey county political figure.
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Puder
George H. Puder
Timber Lake
South Dakota Coal Mine Commission
Warren Green
N. F. Stewart
Selby
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
Dewey
Hospital Admissions List Confirms Local Inpatients
At the hospitals admitted patients include Mrs G B Foote a carpenter in Gary Schinkie Rayville Toedicel age Baker in Carthage medical Ethel Wallace Huron surgical Peter Techetter carpenter minor surgical.
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G. B. Foote
Carpenter
Gary Schinkie
Rayville
Age Baker
Carthage
Ethel. Wallace
Huron
Peter Techetter
Dry Agents Nab 7 Huron Resident
Federal prohibition agents arrested Kenneth Mateer at 798 Ninth Street Southwest as he left his home. Mateer appeared before US Commissioner John P. Sauer and was charged with illegal possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday at 2 p.m.
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Kenneth Mateer
Ninth Street Southwest
John P. Sauer
United States
Mateer
Liberty
Hanford Ordered to Pay Temporary Alimony
Sioux City district court orders Arthur Hanford Jr. to pay Mrs Mur iet Hanford 50 cents per month as temporary alimony pending settlement of her separate maintenance suit. Hanford seeks annulment claiming his wife did not obtain an absolute divorce from a former husband.
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Hanford
Sioux City
Mar
Arthur Hanford, Jr
Muriet Hanford
Cold Wave Flags Warning Across Plains and Canadian Provinces
A spring blizzard and cold wave swept through Pierre Aberdeen Mobridge Mitchell Sioux Falls and western Canada. Temperatures plunged from 40-58 above to near zero or below with strong winds and heavy snow. Cities reported wind speeds up to 42 mph, drifting snow, and travel disruption as forecasters warned of continued sharp cold.
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Pierre
Aberdeen
Mar
Tate
Mobridge
Mitchell
Mercury
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rock Mountains
Black Hills
Lead
Aberdeen Huron
Yankton
Mitchel
Sioux Fall
Canada
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Frigid Weather Sweeps Across the Plains and West
Reports from Nebraska to New Mexico detail subzero readings and blowing winds. Severe cold struck Lincoln and Rapid City with record lows, while Utah and Nevada saw heavy snow and drifting. Weather warnings spread as snow and rain disrupted travel and jeopardized winter crops.
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Sigux City
Catyes
Yealers
Auttertat
Huron Dairy Market
U. 5
Idahos
Chem & Dye
Am Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am & For Pow
Am Int
Am Loco
Am Sm & Ht
Anaronda
Beth Sd
Can’ Pac
Case JI
Cerro de Pasco
CMS
C & Nw
Chrysler
Cole G & E
Cone Gas
Curtin
Drug Inc
Kastan
Erie
Foe Films
Freeport Tex
Gem Foods
Ot Mo Pt
Momestske
Houston Gili
Hadeon
Bere
Mick Wkit
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Thi
ME &T
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Mech
Mot Cash Rag
Jesse Burns
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No Pac
Packard
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Phillips Pet
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Rem Rand
Rep St
Reyn Tob
Seers Roe
Sinclair
So Pac
So Ry
Stand Br
St Oil Cal
St Ol NJ
St Ol NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim H
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