Grain and livestock markets mixed as exchanges close for Good Friday
Market pages report all grain exchanges in the United States and Canada closed for Good Friday, with wheat and corn prices fluctuating amid bets on futures. Cattle, hogs, and sheep in Sioux Falls, Paul, and Mitchell show varied gains and steady to higher bids, while wholesale markets forecast slower activity after delivery totals of 487,000 bushels of wheat and 274,000 bushels of corn in recent days.
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Chicago
United States
Ada
South St, Paul
Iw. S. Deps Agri
Sioux Fails
Sioux Falls
Mar
Huron Markets Receipts From Armour Co
Market notes from Huron indicate Armour and Company receipts and daily quotations are supplied elsewhere due to local market conditions. Grain prices show No 1 dark northern wheat 1.00, No 1 red hard 34, mixed durum 0.50, No 3 white oats 0.40, corn 0.79, spelt 0.85, barley 0.38, fry rye 0.40.
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Armour & Co
Igron Grain Market
Poultry Prices and Listings From Local Market
Prices for Leghorn fowl and assorted poultry items appear from Back Brothers and other vendors. Entries list old stock, eggs No.1 and No.2, and various poultry terms with notes that prices may change without notice.
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Back Brothers
Huren
DROWNED IN DITCH AFTER CAR OVERTURNED NEAR PARNELL
William Ruddy aged 20 and RB Brown aged 50 or so drowned last night when their automobile overturned in a ditch near Parnell. Brown is survived by a widow and nine children. Local authorities recovered the bodies from the water.
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Tyo
Barry
aXe
Mar
William Ruddy
RB. O. Brown
Parnell
Brown
Boy, 6, Breaks Arm After Horse Fall
Burton Carter of Wolsey, age six, was hospitalized at Huron with a broken arm after falling from a horse he was riding.
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Burton Carter
Wolsey
Huron Hospital
Woman Passes Lifeboat Test in Britain
Miss Blanche Tucker 34, chief cashier at the French Restaurant of the White Star Majestic, passed the British Board of Trade lifeboat efficiency exam, a first for a woman. In Rapid City, Mrs. Harvey Maxwell known as Norma Hinkle, 25, died of intestinal influenza complications with funeral arrangements.
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Lipemoat
Southhampton
Eng
Blanche Tucker
Majestic
British Board of Trade
Rapid City
Mar
Harvey Maxwell
Norma Hinkle
Waterloo
Huron School Board Welcomes New Instructors
The Huron city schools schedule new instructor elections on the calendar ahead of tonight’s regular school board session. After routine business, the board will address standard agenda items and administrative matters.
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Huron City
Solons Watch Stock Market Measures Considered
Washington March 25 Congressional leaders monitor stock market swings and their impact on public funds. Senator Glass proposes empowering the Federal Reserve Board to dismiss Charles AB Mitchell of National City Bank as a director and grant broader loan authority, while Senator King drafts a bill to curb margin trading by allowing Fed districts to restrict loans. The Senate directs the Fed to assist in limiting reserve funds used for speculation, with questions on distinguishing speculation from investment and potential extra session timing.
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Mar
Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve Board
Norbeck
Federal Reserve Han
Senate
King
Congress
Luter Hingan
Reserve Board
Kellogg Ready to Take Vacation After Foreign Affairs Service
Frank B. Kellogg plans a Europe vacation with Mrs Kellogg after four years as secretary of state. He will leave Washington on the France liner, relinquishing the post to Henry Stimson. Kellogg helped negotiate the multilateral treaty renouncing war, and signed 81 other treaties while expanding arbitration and conciliation efforts.
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Washington
Mar
Frank B. Kellogge
Europe
St. Paul
Paris
Aristide Briand
Orginal
State Department
France
Japan
Kelioge
Maryland poultry certification fits 16 000 chickens inspected
Maryland breeders reported 16 000 chickens inspected last season in Annapolis md. About 12 000 met certification requirements under the country 43-Ero1 program, reflecting adherence to state poultry standards and agricultural oversight.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Relief bill debate hinges on tariffs and farmer boards
Horst argues high tariffs could curb imports and replace other relief, while Fevers and Vesecky press for a federal farm board controlled by farmers and cooperative groups. They call for freight rate cuts and minority gains in commodity councils, with profits to cooperatives.
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Vesecky
Arc
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pAtranage
Queens Crowned May Day Court at Sweet Briar
Four Queens would win any game and head the May Day festivities for Sweet Briar College. Miss Bette Brockebrough of Lafayette Indiana chosen queen to lead the celebration. Other court members include Miss Jo shine Klurtz maid of honor, Miss Satie Wary, Miss Elizabeth Lee Valentine scepter bearer from Richmond Virginia, and Miss Mary Marshall garland bearer from Leakville North Carolina.
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Richmond
Mary Marshall
Leakenville
N.C
Bonilla Theft Suspect Nabbed After String of Robberies
John Kiska, 26, jailed in Beadle County faces possible prison after being linked to three Bonilla robberies this week. Deputy A J Larsen traced loot from an abandoned house near Bonilla to Kiska, who allegedly targeted McKichan store and Meyers cafe, grabbing clothing, canned goods, cash, and other items. He reportedly planned to plead guilty and had fled from Aberdeen seeking farm work before the spree.
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Beadle County
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Wis
Miles City
Molly
Aberdeen
Boallia
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Kisxa
Kirkpatrick Brothers Jewery
Solon Indicted on Liquor Laws in Florida Case
A federal grand jury indicted M Alfred Metcalfson of Illinois on three counts for possession importation and transportation of liquor from Cuba into the United States. The seizure involved six trunks at a Florida terminal circa January 6 1928 via the Northland steamship destined for Key West with traces of leakage reported by the baggage man. The owner of the trunks remained unknown at seizure but trunks were later claimed in Washington.
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Fla
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Illinois
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Florida
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Prohibition Department
Day
Wastington
Hay Forms Airplane Hangar in Gothenburg Nebraska
Gazette recalls local project where hay bale and cement reinforce a circular airplane hangar. Dobbin plans two coats of plaster on both exterior and interior walls, using cement and steel reinforcement around each bale. Construction showcases early 20th century innovation in aviation facilities.
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Hay Forms _ ag
Gothenburg
Ned
Mar
Hay Fa
Hiles
Cooper Leaves for Des Moines
Cooper former city editor of The Evening Huronite left this morning for Des Moines Iowa to join the staff of the newly organized Des Moines Herald He will desk the telegraph beat and bring years of experience from South Bend Tribune Mockford Gazette and other papers His wife and son John will stay in Huron until the boy finishes Huron High School
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Iowa
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Gary
Ind
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Nite
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Huron
National Life Insurance Company
South Dakota
Former Huron Girl To Sing On WMAQ
Dora Lyon, former Huron girl, will sing Sunday afternoon on WMAQ Chicago between 1 and 2. The Lyon and Healy artist series will announce the trio, known as Oriana Singers, in the coming program. Librarians report Hugh Walpole is more popular with Free State readers than any Irish novelist, with Donn Byrne noted among Irish writers.
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Huron Gir
WMAQ
Chicago
Likve Tolay
Aly
Lyon and Healy
Sisce Oriana Singers
Dublin
Hugh Walpole
Free State
Donn Byrne
Trans
Eamon Fle
Jefferson Girl Is Champion Again in City Spelling Bee
Ailetta Hammerling of Jefferson school defends her spelling title by winning the silver loving cup at the high school assembly in Weld. Jefferson spellers achieved top marks in written contests and earned spots in the individual round with Alberta Hammerling from Jefferson among finalists along with competitors from Mary J Moore Washington Eleator Ryden McKinley Thelma Luar Hlad Lincoln Churchill Wilcox Wilson Names reflect past holders and the school cup history.
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Jefferson School
Jefferson
Alberta
Hammerling
Mary J
Moore
Washington
Eleator Ryden
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Thelma Luarhlad
Lincoln
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Wilson
Lincoln School
Washington School
Uelen Ericson
Evelyn White
Alberta Haimerlind
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