Irregular Wheat Market Across Minneapolis and Duluth
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes show wheat quiet to irregular within narrow ranges on March 30. Corn dipped once to 440 and oats firm with steady demand. rye and flax seed mixed, winter and durum wheats steady with fair demand. Cash prices quoted for Minneapolis and nearby cities include several grades and futures reflections, with general steady tone across grains and livestock markets in Minnesota and Chicago regions.
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Minnhapolis
Mar
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Friday Summary
Sioux City Friday livestock report shows calves steady to weak while yearlings and heifers hold. cows and medium bulls down slightly. Top yearlings reach 13.75 per cwt with bulk steers 12.00 to 13.00. choice cows around 10.00. Hogs up to 20 higher with reports of 400 direct. sheep activity includes fat lambs and feeders around 16.76.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Mar
Chicago
Dept. Yj
Fox E
Nowbies
Sioux City
Sioux Cirfy
Fed Rangers
Dow
Butter and Eggs Markets Mixed Across Midwest Reports
Trade in butter and eggs remained light with no price changes in Chicago. Other notes cover cheese varieties with modest shifts, cattle steady, and various regional price listings for poultry, eggs, butter, and potatoes across Sioux Falls Mitchell and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Poultry Board
Huron Markets Recelpia of Armour and Quotations
Fragmentary notice notes Huron market quotations unavailable due to a tie mutt in the yard. It informs readers that public market quotes are sourced elsewhere and requests readers to note the discrepancy.
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Recelpia
Armour
Huron Yard
Qnote
Huron grain market prices and poultry listings
The page lists grain items including No 1 dark northern wheat No 2 red durum and corn with per cwt prices. It notes spelt flax rye and eggs with various grades from Bock Brothers and references Huron Dairy Market direct shipper prices and station prices.
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Huron
Leghorne and
Bock Brothers
Horn
Huron Dairy Harret
Easter Service Has Its Appeal
Easter Sunday observances unfold across Huron as churches host morning services and evening programs. Mitchell Dakota Western University girls choir from Huron will perform at the Methodist Episcopal church with Miss Carol Whitcomb and Prof Paul Haneser. other churches plan pageants and sacred concerts amid uncertain weather.
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Fonmil
Huron
Lee
Dakota Westernn University
Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carol Whitcomb
Paul Haneser
Potatoes Growers Outline Busy South Dakota Program
A. W. Palm of Watertown announced plans for the South Dakota Potato Growers Association for the coming year. Dr. A. N. Hume outlined a certification plan and suggested sending half a bushel of potatoes to the agronomy department. The group will sponsor a 4-H champion potato team to Brookings, hold a state fair booth, and plan a 1930 Huron meeting.
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Pota
South Dakota
Jagt
A. W. Palm
Watertown
A. N. Hume
State College
Palm
Hume
Potato Growers Association
Brookings
Chatpin Club
Clari County
Anw
Henry Walt
Vienna
Lloyd Thoreson
Willow Lake
Frank Parliament
W. H. Belk
Asa Lebert
Fairfield unit names officers at north of Huron meeting
Officers were reelected at a Fairfield Farm unit meeting held last night at a schoolhouse eight miles north of Huron. Olson was reelected president with G Illaew as vice president and EL J. Vam Horn as secretary. R A Coxe, county agent, spoke on 192% farm prospects before about 75 attendees, describing trends in crop and live stock industries. A talk urged wheat disease treatment amid recent heavy losses. A social program followed with music and readings and refreshments.
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Pairfield
Huron
Olson
G. Illaew
EL J. Vam Horn
R. A. Coxe
Cava
Clyde Cream Crusaders Form New Dairy Club
Members of the new 44 dairy club west of Huron decided at their regular meeting to adopt the Clyde Cream Crusaders name. The gathering at D W Fuller residence 913 Arizona avenue southwest elected Muth Fulle to succeed Ortu Oviatt as secretary amid a roster listing Isadore Conrad and Georgy fionrad. County agent ROAL Cave and club leader Thad Oviatt spoke to the group.
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Dairy Club
Huron
Clyde Cream Crusaders
D.W. Fuller
Arizona Avenue
Muth Fulle
Ortu Oviatt Doretary
Isadore Conrad
Georgy Fionrad
Roal Cave
Thad Oviatt
Watch Arrival Debates Over Diplomatic Liquor Shipment
Diplomatic circles await the first shipment of diplomatic liquor since treasury hands off instructions to prohibition agents. The Siamese legation case prompts questions on international implications as papers are arranged and cargo travels by truck from Baltimore to Washington amid holiday dock delays.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury Department
State Department Tm
Legation
Baltimore
Maryland
State Department
Edward Loftus
File Coast
Gyar
Legion Roaring Gulch Promotes Miss Huron Contest
The American Legion post in Huron will stage the Roaring Gulch festival at the Fair Grounds Dance Palace April 19 to 13 inclusive. Proceeds fund the Legion welfare program aiding disabled veterans and families. Ted Schaeffer chairs the Miss Huron contest with strict popularity voting, nominations by Legion or Auxiliary, and blank ballots published in The Huronite. Winners receive prizes. second and third named Miss Beadle County and Miss James Valley.
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Huron
William Reaves
American Legion
Roaring Gulch
Legionnaires
Fair Grounds
Te Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Huronite
Bana
Schaeffer
A. B. Blake
Earl Piana- Ban
W. L. Matlock
C.C. Fisher
Walter Bachman
Publici Polier
Hoover’s Action Halts Texas and Pacific Strike
Four thousand Texas and Pacific railway workers returned to work after President Hoover issued a proclamation creating an emergency board of inquiry. The move, urged by Samuel B. Winslow, pauses strike activity for 33 days under the rail labor act as officials review conditions and the railroad’s yard moves from Longview to Mineola and Shreveport.
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Dallas
Mar
Texas and Pacific Railway
Hoover
Moover
Samuel B. Winslow
Board of Mediation
Longview
Marshall
Texas
Mineola
Shrevebort
Napoleon in exile myth cleared by Count de Bondy
Far is Mar 30 report quotes Count de Bondy claiming Napoleon Bonaparte surrendered in civilian clothes with a night hat, dismissing the legend of the gray military greatcoat and farewell gesture to guards before Elba. The Count asserts Napoleonic legend not accurate.
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Faris
de Bondy
Napale Land
Elba
Coume
Napoleon
DADSON DINNER BRINGS 120 FATHERS AND SONS
In De Smet on March 30 a Masonic banquet drew one hundred twenty fathers and sons, judged among the most successful. A. Fo and A. M. hosted as principal speaker G. Q. Goldman, with E. P. Wilmarth acting as feastmaster. Several fathers and sons gave speeches and a boys quartet with a piano duet provided music.
Matz and Wipf Form Law Firm in Huron South Dakota
Matz and William Wipf announce the formation of a general practice law firm Matz & Wipf. The new firm will operate from a suite above E O Olson Clothing store where Matz has practiced since moving to Huron from Schilting Ta. He graduated from Williamson school in Philadelphia and passed the South Dakota bar in 1923. Wipf came to Huron from Preeman after working with Hagen Hager and Issenhuth and later in the office with C Kelley.
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PLP
Matz
William Wipf
Matz & Winl
Olson Clothing
Mata
Huron
Schilting
Ta. A
Keating
Williamson Hool
Philatelphia
South Dakota
South Dakota University
Wipf
Preeman
Wy Hagen & Hager
William Issenhueth
C Kelley
Null & Hoyle
Two Dairy Clubs To Organize Next Week
Two new dairy 4-H clubs will organize early next week with enrollments secured at recent meetings. The first group will meet Monday at the Rudy schoolhouse near Cavout, led by R A Cave, county agent, with eleven members enrolled two walks earlier. A second meeting is set for Tuesday at Harry Parc rsh’s home in Clifton township, where five members joined. More new members are expected at both sessions as complete organization work advances.
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Tabs
Rudy
Cavout
R. A. Cave
Harry Parcrsh
Clifton Township
Crandall State Bank Dividends Announced by State
The state banking department announced a 10 percent dividend payment to creditors of Crandall State Bank in Crandall. The bank had been closed, with the payout reported on March 20.
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Pierre
Mar
Crandall State Bank
Crandall
State Banking Department
Nashville Eyes as Cumberland River Keeps Rising
Nashville fears Cumberland rise as rains fall over watershed push river past 50 feet. 700 families displaced. hundreds seek aid as police assist flooded homes. Weather officials caution could rise further, while record stages loom amid ongoing heavy rainfall. River and flood updates from nearby Pierre and Jamestown report rising waters and potential fresh impacts.
Second Hand Store Moves to Third Se
McWeeney and Kline relocate their second hand store from Second and Kansas to the building east of The Evening Huronite on Third Street. Jim McWeeney and H A Kline are long time dealers in Witton, now offering new and used furniture, staves, and rugs in their updated location, formerly Star Meat Market.
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McWeeney
Kiine
Second Land
Second
Kansas
Third’ Street
Star Meat
Jim McWeeney
H. A. Kline
Witton
Former Custer County Sheriff Appointed State Deputy
Thomas Petty, former sheriff of Custer County, has been named deputy state sheriff by State Sheriff Fred S. Minter. Petty will take over from Art Lefors of Belle Fourche, who resigned, and will focus mainly on suppressing cattle rustling in western South Dakota.
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Custer Counteshuerief
Pierre. &. D. Mar
Thomas Petty
Custer County
Fred S. Minter
Petty
Art Lefors
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
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