Hog and Cattle Prices Edge Higher at Armour Arm
Armours stockyards at Huron and St Paul market reports show Monday receipts of 2,000 hogs and 9,000 cattle with steady to strong tone. Top hogs reached 7.25 with varied weights listed. cattle demand mixed as feeders and yearlings hold steady while heavier steers and vealers trend higher amid scarce supply.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Roush Packers
Stans
Pigs
St. Paul
Mar
U. S
Eris
Estern
Pashers
Wheat futures slip then recover in Minneapolis trading
Wheat prices opened soft on weak coarse grains but rallied later on short covering. May wheat steadied, July and September edged higher while cash demand remained steady with firm prices and good interest for medium to heavy quality.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Markets Report
Monday cattle and hog prices mixed across Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets with hogs 10 to 15 higher at Sioux Falls and steady to higher cattle, calves, and bulls. Slaughter hogs at Chicago showed gains in top weights with mixed bids on lighter runs and futures.
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Sioux City
Monuay No. Ay
TM AG
Chicago
Tomorow
Linh
Minneapolix
Minneapolis
Mar
Sioux Falls
Sio Falls
Mar. W
Dept
Chilgege
Dept. Agr
Duluth Market Notes and Grain Prices Report
Duluth weekly market notes list grain prices and futures with values for flax wheat durum and mixed durum as of March 30 1994. Prices show No 1 amber durum and No 2 durum with various percentage ranges and trade figures for wheat and mixed grain.
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Huron Grain Market
Dack Northern Wheat
Ducum
Duluth
Markets Butterfat Huron Dairy Market and Sioux Falls Poultry
Markets report from Huron and Sioux Falls detailing butterfat prices, hens weights and classifications, Leghorn and heavy ducks, geese, and station prices. Chicago market notes show butter firmness, eggs and poultry prices, and meat product quotes across multiple cities.
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Sioux Fally
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mar
Chicago
Huron Poultry
Swift & Co
Huron
Ibs
Indian Woman Is Shot Spouse Held
Lucy Block an Indian woman aged 35 was shot and killed at her home west of Peever. August Block her husband 60 was charged with murder after shooting his wife then wounding himself. She died before a doctor arrived. Clarence Anderberg states attorney said the act followed a breakfast dispute in view of overnight guests. Block remains in hospital and faces murder charges with jurisdiction to be decided.
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Sisseton
Mar
Lucy Block
Peever
August Block
Block
Clarence Anderberg
Anderberg
Inuer Federal Control
Stock Market Closes Weak as Losses Mount Across Firms
New York stocks closed lower with 1 to 3 point decreases across active shares. Allied Chemical fell sharply to its lowest price since 1927 while North American, Eastman Kodak, Case, American Water Works and Louisville and Nashville shed about 3 points. Major losses also hit A. S. Steel, American Telephone, Atchison, Du Pont and Westinghouse, each down seven or more. General Electric, Radio and American Can slipped about a point. Total sales around 3,300,000.
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New York
Mar. W
Allied Chemical
North American
Eastman Kodak
Case
American Water Works
Louisville
Nashville
A. S. Steel
American Telephone
Atchison, du Pont and
Westinghouse
General Electric
Radio
Americsn
Brownell Predicts Business Recovery for U S
Brownell from Sioux Falls spoke to Huron business leaders and local guests predicting a US recovery from the present low mood. He cited past depressions, warned against overtaxation, and forecast a new heights after downturns as the economy steadies with the next two years of work. Clifford Dexter entertained after lunch with two songs.
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Brownell
United States
Attein
Sioux Fells
Huron
Clifford Dexter
Mae Knupp
Junior High Boys Are Housebuilders
Boys in Huron junior high manual training classes display almost 200 birdhouses of varying styles from tin can cottages to duplexes and apartment structures. E B Cram and Harvey Tice-trained pupils have led weeks of effort as the Sasak Walton league contest approaches. Judging is set for Saturday in the manual training rooms with entries due by 9 am.
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Huron
E. B
Cram
Harvey Tice
Dividend To Be Paid To Cavour Depositors
A 5 percent dividend will be paid soon to depositors of the Frat State bank of Cavour per H E Young examiner in charge. This payment will raise total dividends paid to 35 percent to depositors of the Cavour bank.
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Cavour
Three Held For Minnesota Robbery In Memphis
Three alleged East St. Louis gangsters are jailed in Memphis for investigation into a payroll robbery and guard shooting at Proctor Minnesota in 1929. They carried guns at arrest and face transfer to St. Louis County Sheriff. witness identification aided by new photographs.
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Minnesota
Memphis
Tenn
Mar
East St. Louis
Proctor
Ming
St. Louis County
Charles Dove
Harry Grizrekk
George Reiley
Greenwood, Miss
Religious Drama The Upper Room to be Presented at St Teresas Hall
The Immaculate Conception church presents The Upper Room a three act drama at St Teresas hall Tuesday at 8 pm. Cast includes Mildred Zervas Roy Johnson Bernard Kranz Vernon Wagner and others with Msgr D F Desmond approving and Mildred Zerwes directing the production set in Jerusalem during Holy Week focusing on the Passion of Christ.
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St Teresa’s Hall
Immaculate Conception
Watertown
D. F. Desmond
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Huron
Lord
Mildred Zervas
Achas
Roy Johnson
Samuel
Bernard Kranz
Joseph of
Arimathea
Vernon Wagner
Peter
Paul Wirtz
John
Thomas Steichen
Juds
Frank Leahy
Longious
Nick Gergen
Mary
Our Lord
M. Isabel Grigg
Mary Magdalene
Inez Roby
Veronican
Anha Reilly
Hocus
Jerus Salem
Msgr
Robert Hugh Benson
Mildred Zerwes
Mt Calvary Lutheran Church Sets Holy Week Services
Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran church will hold four Holy Week services announced by Rev. T. H. Joecker. Easter worship in English at 8 AM and in German at 10:30 AM. The church reports rapid growth with several new members and plans for future expansion.
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Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. H. Joecker
Jesus
Reorganized Bank At S C Will Reopen
Sioux City reports the First National Bank will reopen by April 3 after U S Comptroller of Currency approval of its reorganization plan. Capital stock subscribed, required reports filed, and about 3.5 million dollars in cash to be released to over 14 000 depositors on reopening day. The bank closed in December.
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Sioux City, Mar
First National Bank
John 5. Polo
United States Comptroller of Currency
C. M. Stillwill
Washington
Wurbury
Reorganized Bank
High Court Upholds Conviction Of Vera Caldwell
The South Dakota supreme court upheld Vera Caldwell’s 1929 conviction for aiding in a Brookings County robbery. Caldwell, from Sioux Falls, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after being linked with Dorothy Ryan Tommie Martinson and Olaf Nelson in the December 1928 holdup of A Hennington at Brookings.
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Pierre
Vera Caldwell
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Supreme Court
Brookings County
Miss Caldwell
Dorothy Ryan
Tommie Martinson
Olaf Nelson
Brookings
A. Hennington
Pipestone
Minn
Berhie
Henningson
Fair Grounds
Martinson
Nelson
State Bank Examiner Victim Of Poisoning
Brookings reports Robert A. Storm a 58 year old state banking department examiner died from monoxide gas poisoning after leaving his car running in a closed garage. The widow, son and daughter survive him.
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State Bank
Brookings
Mar
Robert A. Storm
State Banking Department
Axelrad Heads to Monitor Top Convention in Minneapolis
Adolph Axelrad departs by car Sunday for Minneapolis to attend the General Electric Monitor Top convention. The event opens Wednesday April 1 with chair announcements and talks by GE officials. Axelrad expects to return later in the week as plans for 1931 are discussed.
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Axelrad
Adolph Axelrad
Minneapolias
General Electric Refrigerator
Ton
General Electric Company
Veterans say loans are veterans own money not government
Watertown report quotes Ralph T. ONeill national commander of the American Legion saying the adjusted compensation funds are not treasury property but money held in trust by Andrew Mellon for World War I veterans. He urged pensions for widows and orphans and warned the army and navy are underprepared.
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Watertown
Mar
Ralph T. O'Neil
The
American Legion
South Dakota
SRD
Legion and Auxiliary
Carroll H.lockhart
Treasury Department
Andrew Mellon
O'Neil
Hoover Upholds Farm Board Policy On Wheat Stabilization
President Hoover says the Farm Board may set its own policies and defend them as it maintains that ending wheat price stabilization was prudent. The board aims for gradual readjustment with growers planning a 3 percent cut in acreage, signaling success in reducing production and aiding banks with loans secured by wheat.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Farm Board
Tewes
White House
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Hoover Administration
Wheat
Stone
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fifteen Confirmed at Grace Episcopal Church Palm Sunday
The Grace Episcopal Church conducted Palm Sunday services led by Rt. Rev. W. Blair Roberts. Fifteen individuals were confirmed during the morning service and 300 palm crosses were blessed for distribution at the late service. The choir presented palms and Beryl Kinkead-Stratton sang The Palms.
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Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
W. Blair Roberts
South Dakota
Roberts
Beryl Kinkead-Stratton
Wallace Bristol
Miller and Highmore
Huronians Serve as Judges in District Declamatory Contest
Judges from Huronia and Mitchell presided over the eighth district declamatory contest at Plankinton Chamberlain High School. Gerald Brown of Chamberlain won the oratorical division and Phyliia Casey of Chamberlain placed first in dramatic. Sylvia Riter of Mitchell won the humorous division.
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Ralph Dunbar
Mitchell
Irs
Kief
Reutter
Plankinton
Chamberlain High School
Gerald Brown
Chamberlain
Phyliia Casey
Sylvia Riter
Vane
Local district speech contest winners named
Clayton Christianson of Wilmot Delores Este guard of Sisseton and Helen Quande of Sigveton won firsts in the oratory dramatic and humorous divisions of the district speech contest held in Sisseton on March 3.
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Sisseton
Mar
F— Clayton Christianson
Wilmot
Delores Este
Guard
Helen Quande
Sigveton
District academic contest held after postponement
The contest schedule delayed by the snow storm will occur tomorrow in Ipswich. Twelve schools from Edmunds McPherson Walworth and Cam counties will compete in the district academic event.
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Ipswich
Mar
Edmunds
McPherson
Walworth
Cam
Burke to Fight Case in St Joseph as Morton Burke Returns
Fred Burke known as gangland's most dangerous killer arrived in St Joseph in an armored car to face life imprisonment for the December 1 1929 traffic crash murder of Joseph Skalay. He vowed to fight the case with local counsel while authorities suspend trial until May. Crowds watched under heavy guard as Skalay's father and the widow of the slain officer observed the proceedings amid a sleet storm and warnings of lynch threats.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Fred Burke
St Joseph
Joseph Skalay
Chicago
George Bugs Moran
Burke
Bin
Skolay
Skalay
Fred Skalay
Max Moulds
Essue
St. Josush
Forrest Kool
Buchanan, Mich
Michigan
Burku
Aissouci
Timas Kool
Shalay
Fire Leaves Farm Family Destitute
Emil Syring and his four member family lost their home, furniture, and clothing in an early morning blaze that destroyed the two story farm house 11 miles northwest of Huron. The roof caught fire after 5 o clock and spread quickly. Neighbors aided the family that night. no insurance covered the loss.
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Emil Syring
Huron
Syring
Mr. Syrirng
Mr. Syring
Robert Lytle
Broadland
Varsied Insurance
Huron Board to Name New Teachers Tonight
Huron board of education will elect new instructors to fill vacancies from resignations at the meeting tonight. The nurse Mrs Hervida Domas resigns after five years and will pursue public nursing in California after her June finish. Summer repair plans for the city schools are to be discussed. Superintendent A J Lang notes a Bretex plant idea yielding textile fibre pulp wood and cattle feed seeds.
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Huron Board of Education
Huron Public
Hervida Domas
Huron
Domtas
California
A. J. Lang
Classified Ads Briefs From Huron Area
WANTED two girls one waitress one with cook experience at Huron Lunch Room. Competent girl seeks housework with reference. Call 3101. FOR SALE new small modern house with terms to suit responsible person. Phone 3072. FOR SALE combination range in A1 condition. Call 78 S 8 W. FOUR STRICTLY MODERN zooms private bath ground fiber close in 30.00 monthly to reliable party. Phone 3645 after 6 p.m. Engineer seeks position repair work and hotel or large apartment house contact 105 Huronite.
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Huron
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So Ry
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Se Oil
St Oil NY
Stew Warn
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