Armour Market Reported Steady in Hog, Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market notes from Armour's Stockyards Huron and St Paul report a steady to firm tone for hogs cattle and sheep. Price ranges cover cattle steers yearlings heifers cows bulls calves and lambs with top hogs around 8.75 and fat lamb bids steady near 8.25 while buyers hold off on early fat lamb bids and focus on strong car lots.
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Armour's
Huron
Bier
Packers
Stars
St Paul
ST. Paul
Mar
Arket
Montanas
Chicago
Sioux City
U.sd
Catile
U.S
Hogs Rise On Slim Supply In Chicago Market News
Hog prices climbed as supply remained well below normal with top quotes around 9.25. receipts under 11 000 and 4 000 direct, far below last year. Demand improved for medium weight hogs while heavier hogs offered less strength and dressed pork trade revived modestly.
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Chicago
Mar
Reading
Sioux Falls Live Stock Market Update
Sioux Falls report shows hogs up 5 to 10 cents with top at 8.75. Hogs 700 head, butchers 7409815, sows 30 dollars. Cattle steady around 300. Market details include mixed bids and prices for livestock commodities.
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Sioux Falls
Wheat futures close higher amid early strength and profit-taking
Wheat futures finished the session higher in Minneapolis with May and July contracts up while late profit-taking trimmed gains. May oats and rye climbed, barley rose, and flax gained. cash wheat showed strong demand though winter and durum remained scarce. Oats and rye demand stayed solid as flax offerings stayed light.
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Minneapolis
Coaris
Minneapolis Wheat and Carlot Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes show March grain prices with wheat and durum bids, carries, and carlot sale ranges. Reports include No. 1 dark northern and amber durum values, mixed durum, red durum, corn and oats quotes, plus nearby futures for May July and September.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Duluth
Meyn
Minneapolis Flour Prices And Futures Report
Inland market notes show flour prices firm with higher bids and mixed futures in Chicago trading. References to bagged shipments, bran and middlings prices appear alongside uncertain currency and date markers, suggesting a busy day for grain markets and related products.
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Minneapolis
Produce Markets Report from Swits Co
Markets for Muron poultry Butter and edge furnished daily by Swits and Co with heavy hens and other offerings noted in the listing. Local buyers and sellers reference the updated prices and stock levels for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muron Poultry
Swits d& Co
Chicago and Sioux Falls Poultry and Butter Prices Mixed
Chicago and Sioux Falls market notes report firm butter and eggs in Chicago with varied poultry prices. Livestock and cured hides listings from Huron include No 2 hides under 45 lbs and bull hides, while regional price quotes show hen and leg horn values and capons with per pound ranges.
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Bolles & Rogers and
Huron
Hide and Metal Co
Sioux City Market Report Covers Poultry Eggs Butter and Potatoes
Sioux City market notes list poultry figures by weight class including hens leghorns roosters and capons, eggs caselets and loose eggs with price ranges, butter creamery wholesale prices, and Chicago U S D A potato quotes with variety names and price bands. New York and Chicago figures follow for dressed poultry eggs butter and produce with statewide and national price tones and stock levels.
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Sioux City
Mar
Ube
Leads Rise in Wall Street as Coca Cola Gains
New York March 27 Leading shares edged higher amid mixed selling. U S Smelting fell seven points on weak dividend news while Coca Cola climbed five, Allied Chemical rose three and AT and T American Can DuPont and others gained about one point. Late turnover around 480000 shares with many issues quoted mixed.
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New York
U. S
Coca Cola Rose
Aled Chemical Shout
American Telephone
American Can
DuPont
Baruch urges pay as you fight plan for wartime economy
Bernard M Baruch testifies before the senate munitions committee proposing a wartime tax and price control scheme to curb profits and set a fair price structure. He backs John T Flans wartime plan to tax profits above 10000 annually and limit industrial gains, with a central price commission guiding adjustments during emergencies.
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Washington
United States
Senate Munitions Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
World War Industries Board
Baruch
War Times
John T. Flan
Congress
Board To Take Up Liquor Bids
The South Dakota Liquor Commission plans to consider twelve wholesale license applications next Monday April 1 for intoxicating liquor. Chairman George Gunnison noted the act allows twenty wholesale establishments statewide with city limits tied to population. Retail licenses depend on wholesale authorizations, with 40 high point beer applications approved recently and more to be reviewed. The new law imposes per branch licensing fees of 56.30 from March 11 through July 1.
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Gunnism
Gunaolson
Gunnison
Attorney General's
Identified Robbery Suspect Tied to Hudson Fulton Banks
Er nest Verheul alias Van Camp arrested in Council Bluffs and brought to Sioux City identified as one of three robbers who held up banks at Hudson and Fulton in January and February. Bank officials and customers named him. Fulton theft totaled 1300 dollars with kidnappings. Hudson theft was 1400 dollars.
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Sioux City
Ernest Verheul
van Camp
Council Bluff
Hudson and Fulton
S&s
Fulton Bank
Mildred Saladay
E. E. Simmons
Allen Poling
Federa
Robert| Kovistra
Spencer
Hudson Bank
Rites Saturday For J. M. Kaut
Funeral services for J. M. Kaut an early Beardie county settler will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the American Lutheran church. The Rev D Disruct will officiate and burial will be in Riverside cemetery. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Hattle Blume of December 26 1885 and four sons.
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J. M. Kaut
Beardie County
Huron
American Tutheran Church
D. Disruct
Riverside Cemetery
Mr. Kent
Hattle Blume
Huronians Given 5 Prison Sentences in Fraud Case
Floyd Beale and Jack Stafford of Huron were sentenced to five years in the federal penitentiary on each of two counts for possession of counterfeit coins. Sentences run concurrently after guilty pleas before Judge A Lee Wyman. Tudie Wyman imposed sentences in a dozen other cases, mostly liquor law violations. William Ringing Shield of Pine Ridge reservation received a seven year term at Leavenworth after pleading guilty to criminal attack.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Floyd Beale
Jack Stafford
Huron
Federal Penitentiary
A. Lee Wyman
Tudie Wyman
William Ringing Shield
Pine- Ridge Reservation
Leavenworth
Financial Market Snapshot With Miscellaneous Company Quotes
Paris franc exchange rises as the dollar opens at 15 475 francs per dollar. U.S. stocks feature diverse tickers from Lehigh Port to Woolworth with notable values and percentage gains. Bond listings show various Liberty and Treasury issues plus Home Owners Loan marks.
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Paris
Mar
Eugene Mauerhan Dies in California
Word comes of Eugene Mauerhan’s sudden death on March 20 in Osland California. Funeral services were held Monday. Mrs. Mauerhan planned a visit with cousin Mrs. W J Withers before news reached Omaha where daughter Mrs Sylvia Tunner of New York City met her and joined the trip to California.
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Eugene Mauerhan
California
Osland
Cal
Dexheimer Family Attends Two Funerals in Plains
Mrs. RD Dexheimer and her sister Miss Grace Wilson remained in Plankinton for the funeral of their mother Mrs A M Leverin a former Huron resident who died March 26 at Mrs Dexheimer's home in Denver. The funeral was held Wednesday and Mrs Dexheimer with Miss Wilson visited here several days before returning to Denver.
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RD. Dexheimer
Miss Grace Wilson
Denver
Colo
Dexheimer
Miss Wilson
Plankinton
A.M. Leverin
Hitler Presses Equality and Reasserts Rearmament
The article notes Adolf Hitler insisting on equality for Germany as he reasserts rearmament amid talks with British officials. It reports nuanced diplomacy, with Britain and France briefed on positions and observers noting Hitler’s improved argumentative posture. Also mentions a return trip for Mr and Mrs Arthur F Urban from Carthage.
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Carthage
Arthur F. Urban
Dr Hutton Addresses Rotary on Dust Storms and Humus
Dr Hutton, formerly at State College Brookings and now with the soil erosion demonstration project, told Huron Rotarians rain alone won’t stop dust storms. He cited long term tests showing humus declines by half due to farming. He urged farming changes and crop rotation to restore humus and keep soil covered most of the year, noting county soil erosion control work will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Rotary Lunch
2. G. Hutton
Brookings
Reoil
Rete
Huron Hotarians
Middle West
Mutton
Weed Research Plan Approved by Senate Subcommittee
The middle western weed delegation secured approval for a 100000 dollar weed control research program in the senate appropriations sub committee. Senator Brady of Nebraska and Senator Dickinson of Town expect full senate approval and two new CCC camps in Nebraska for erosion and weed control work. The delegation, including C P B Bull Minnesota and R H Porter Iowa, planned further talks with Congressmen on funding and implementation.
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Washington
Mar
Senate Appropriations
Wallace
Frank J. Brady
Newbraska
Dickinson
Town
Senate
Brady
Nebraska
C. PB. Bull
Minnesota
R. H. Porter
Towa
A. L. Stone
Wisconsin
E. &. Frizell
Kansas
Sugar Film Shown To Grocers In Huron Meeting
Grocers and clerks in Huron are invited to a 7 20 p m meeting at Hotel Marvin to view a beet sugar film. The Utah Idaho Sugar Co operates the Belle Fourche plant and D W Love of Salt Lake City will speak as the film plays. R R Benedict of the Sioux Falls brokerage firm Francis N Coon Co helps arrange the event.
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Huron
Marvin J Huxhill
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Belle,Fourche
D. W. Love
Salt Lake City
R. R. Benedict
Francis N., Coon Company
Sioux Falls
Utah-Idaho Company
College Students Guests At Theatre
Huron college night featured a free theatre show with the Student Association hosting between shows. Helen Hackney played organ selections, LeRoy Nelson announced program numbers, The Three Blue Notes performed with guitar by Mr Winter, Nadine Skare and Rhea Christiana contributed piano and organ, Evelyn Wayne Hubert Stabi and Vincent Antle presented a pantomime, and the event closed with a loyalty song and cheers led by Wayne Antle and Keck.
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College
Huron College
Huron Theatre
P.m. Memors
Helen Hackney
LeRoy Nelson
Ronald Hilgenberg
Willis von Houvelern
Irwin Winter
Mr. Winter
Nadine Skare
Misa Rhea Christiana
Miss Hackney
Ore
Evelyn Wayne
Herbert Stabi
Vincent Antle
Melvin Keck
Booster Groups To Tour Huron College Students
College booster groups will tour sections near Huron during spring vacation. On Thursday Professor Woodford Herlis and a one act play cast will entertain and speak at high school assemblies east of Huron. Friday President Frank L. Eversall will lead a group to towns west and north. Monday Professor Loftus H Ward will go north and Professor Herbert G. Tit will take a group south of Huron.
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Huron College Student Association
Huron
Wweek
Woodford Herlis
Frank L. Eversall
Loftus H. Ward
School of Music
Hospital admissions and dismissals listing local residents
Admitted: Mrs. Victor Jorgenson For estburg medical Mrs L Bloodgood Cavour surgical Mrs Bertha Neuharth Wessington medical Joe Laschetter Yale medical Georgia James Huron medical Hazel Lashwood Huron medical Raymond Warden Hot Springs medical Dismissed: Bonnie Lou Hayemn Bu ven Fae Barrett Huron Ona Grotha De Smet Mrs AM Fuuler sad baby Huron James Anderson Hurch VIATS EN BEOASLAND Mrs Mary Urban spent 2a in days visiting with her daughter Mrs C Pou lisse in Broadland.
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Victor Jorgenson
Forestburg
Medical
L. Bloodgood
Cavour
Surgical
Bertha Neuharth
Wessington
Joe Laschetter
Yale
Georgia James
Huron
Hazel Lashwood
Raymond Warden
Hot Springs
Bonnie Lou Hayemn
Bu Ven
Fae Barrett
Ona Grotha
de Smet
AM. Fuuler
James Anderson
Hurch
Viats EN Beoasland
Mary Urban
C. Poulisse
Broadland
Mrs Potter Dies Here This Moraine
The death of Mrs. Potter occurred this morning at 622 Utah southeast after a weeklong influenza illness. She died at 1 30, with services planned at the Congregational church and a prayer service at her home. Survived by husband C. B. Potter and six children. siblings and grandchildren also listed. Burial arrangements to follow with Weston’s chapel handling the funeral.
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Potter
Utah
Bony
Greenwood
Mabel Dawson
X. A. Diawson
Alte Ty
Motese
Broadland
Vesty
C. BL
Hitchcock
Qorabe
Huron
Huss Sioner
Heit
Arnold
Brice
Coleide
Muriel Potter
Sioax
Alice Potter
Chitana
Kenneth
Tein
Keith
Bruce
Calis
Congregational Church
W. H. Riley
Welter
Action Expected Soon On Farm Rehabilitation Plans
A South Dakota rehabilitation corporation chairperson says federal action on an establishment of rehabilitation farms near Belle Fourche is expected within a week. The initial plan outlines individual farms of about 40 acres at roughly 3500 dollars each including a house and outbuildings. If approved, authority would be sought to purchase additional land for up to twenty farms. Land near Spearfish and Sioux Falls has been rented to individual farmers due to delays in federal approval. Four model homes are under construction at the Sioux Falls project on an experimental basis.
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Due Aree
Mir ¢N
Ery—M
South Ty
Belle Fourch
Eberle
re+habilitation Corporation
Spearfish
Sioux Falls
For Rent and Help Wanted Classified Items
For rent a five room modern duplex and a seven room house at 42 Wis. S. We Mellvaines. Phone 2120. Wanted experienced maid for general housework with references. Phone 212. Wanted elderly lady to care for a small baby must be neat and clean. Phone 8765.
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Wis. S
Auction of Household Goods in Wis City Wisconsin
Auction announced by residents of Wis City Wisconsin to liquidate household furniture and appliances at their home on Saturday March 34 starting at 1 30 pm Items include living room suite dinette set walnut bedroom suite sewing machine Hoosier cabinet ice box gas range garden tools Maytag washing machine and various dishes and jars High priced items are in first class condition and will be sold to the highest bidder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Wis
N. Wi
Ning
Olson
Sime Mons
Auction Notice for Furniture by Leavens Owners
The Leavens couple announce a sale of nearly new furniture described as costly and in prime condition. Ed Stuart acts as auctioneer offering this season's chance to buy at auction.
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Armour Market Reported
Mae HK OU
Minn
EB. Eldredge
Thomson and McKinnon
Idaho Russell U.S
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Am Can
Am Leso
Bendix Av
Beth Lixty
Borden
Briggs Mfg
Burns Baskets
Byers Co
Can Pac SK
Case. BO. Caterpil
Cetro.de Pasco
C&o
CANW
Cmsip&p
Chrysler M
Cole Fuel
Col G&e
Colum
Curtin Wright
Deere & Co
Deere
EastjFoan
I Pow & Lt
Gen
Gan Foods
Gen Motors
Gondrich
Goodyear
Gt Nor It
Gt Mor
Mouston
Hudson
Tl Cent
Industry
Int Harvester
Tt Nickel
It&t
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kremga
Kroger
Lambert
Lehigh Port C
Loows
Mack Ty
Mallinson
Kess & Rab
Mo Pac
Mont ‘Ward
Nash
Nat Rise
Nat Dairy Py
Nat Distill
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Cent
NY NH & H & North Am
North Pac
Pac
Par
Penney
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pull‘man
Purity Hair
RCA
REO
Ramm Rand
Rep
Rey
Sears Roe
Socony
So Pac
Stand Brands
St Oil Cat
St OW Ind
St Ga NI
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim Roll Be
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Unit Activg
Unit Rise
Unit Corp
Unit Fruit
US Ind Ale
US Pipe
US Rubber
US Steel
Vanadium
Vick Chem
Warner Pic
West Union
West Eloc
Woolworth
First
Northwest Banco
Associated Press
Ford Motor Ltd
Swift & Co
U.S. Bonds
Mat
Liberty
Treasury
Fed Farm
Hitler
France
Germany
Wox
Sir John
John
Venice
Mussolin
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Berlin
Reich
Okehs
Alness
G. B. Leavens
Stuart
Huron - Pierre
Haren
Pierre
Tral
Wolsey
Burce
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