Market News from Armour Stock Yards Huron March
Market notes show steady cattle and calf prices with sheep down 15 to 25 cents and hogs up about 10 cents. receipts around 500. Prices list varies by grade and weight, with top hogs at 3.60 and cattle and calves spanning multiple ranges. Sioux Falls and Chicago data included with bids and top values for lambs, sows, and feeder cattle.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
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Tate
Chicago
Mar
HA. S
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
Mirneapolis
Minneapolis
Dana
Mey
Futures Make Late Advance
Weakness erupts in hog market as buyers hesitate and prices drift. Pack ers moved 5,900 direct hogs while total runs were smaller year to year and outside centers showed mixed gains amid cautious trading. Cattle and sheep also offered uneven activity with steady to strong tones in cattle and a soft, slow dressed lamb market.
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Chicago
Montana Grain Trade Prompt Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various grain lots in Montana with codes for hard winter wheat durum and flax. Mentions No 2 and No 1 grades, multiple lot numbers, dates and arrival windows in May July and October. Limited clear entities but indicates scheduling of shipments and stock codes.
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Minneapolis
Washington News
Afta
Montana
Produce Markets Across South Dakota and Plains
Markets from Mitchell to Sioux Falls to Sioux City list live poultry prices, eggs, butterfat, and hogs. Included are Huron and Bolles & Fowers wool, hides, and tallow notes, with New York Chicago and Minneapolis price reports. Butter and eggs hold steady. poultry and turkey prices vary by source and region.
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Bolles & Fowers Huron
Sioux City
Mar
Chicago
Stocks Quiet After Early Unsteadiness
New York stocks closed steady after initial fluctuations on March 30 with mixed gains and losses. Major names including National Distillers American Sugar Refining and American Telephone posted modest advances, while others like New York Central held steady amid a subdued turnover and varied closing quotes.
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New York
Barrow md
Luger
Derges
Sents Fe
Natiomy
American
Steel
American ‘Can
New ‘Nork ‘Central
Organized Labor To Offer Relief Plans
Washington March 90 William Green head of the American Federation of Labor said organized labor should be ready to present concrete recommendations and suggestions on unemployment relief at a meeting called by Secretary Perkins. He spoke after a morning session with union representatives from affiliated locals.
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Organized Labor
Washington
Mar
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized
Labor
Perkins
Contributions Sought from Counties for Chicago Exposition Exhibit
South Dakota state, by Charles A Russell overseeing agriculture, asks county auditors to appropriate up to 25 dollars for publicity to supplement the 10000 dollar legislative appropriation for a state exhibit at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago this summer. The departments of agriculture, highway, rural credit, and school and public lands join in urging funds to cover 9000 dollars for exhibit space rental and related displays of agricultural products and Black Hills scenery to attract tourists and rural capitol investment.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Charles A. Russell
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Russell
Black Hills
Secetary
Departments of Agriculture
Insurance Moratorium Signed in Nebraska
Lincoln March 30 insurance moratorium joined banks and farmers in Nebraska today. Insurance commissioner Lee Herdman prepared orders to implement the new moratorium and anticipated an announcement by Gov C W Bryan who signed the bill late yesterday. Fieldman said the orders provide a 30 day extension for policy holders and insurers of cash values policy loans or dividends not previously declared. The act allows policy holders to draw four percent of cash values withheld under the moratorium.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
N&b
Lee Herdman
Sion
C. W. Bryan
Fieldman
Oil Industry Plea for Government Help
The oil industry seeks emergency legislation to stabilize output and lift low prices, with representatives from an administration sponsored conference presenting the request to President Roosevelt yesterday. The move aims to rescue producers from a production morass and restore market balance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Geis Committee Approves Five Day Weed Bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Geis bill by eight to zero as amended by an Alabama senator. The proposal would enact a five day work period and become law 20 days after enactment, remaining in force for two years.
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Geis Committee
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Broadland Scout Rally Wins For Troop 15 At Broadland High
Broadland Troop 15 won the first practice rally at the Broadland High School gym last night in a regional Boy Scout event. More than 200 scouts from 10 troops competed. Troop 5 Huron and Troop UW Troquois tied for second with 8 points each, while Troop 4 Huron scored 21, Troops 233 and Huron 25 each, and Troop 26 Frank-Lort of Teor 7, Huron 11, and Troop 2% also featured. Broadland earned a blue trophy for first place. Arthur Olson of Broadland produced a flame at the fire starting set, as Scouts from various troops won top honors in inspection, fire by friction, first aid, long splice, bugle contest, and relay events. Troops 4 and 5 of Huron excelled in second class aid, with Frankfort’s Troops 17 and 28 leading in first class aid. Howard Axelrad of Troop 5 won the bugle contest. Troop 2 won the hot tying relay in 15 seconds. Frankfort boys claimed the first and steel relay in 42 seconds with three in relay producing a flame. Troops 2 and 6 did well in signaling. Troop 7 won the signal tower race with a three-tier tower in 10 11 seconds. The rally concluded with awards at the courts of honor.
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Boy Scouts
Broadland
Huron
UW Troquois
Frank- Lort
Teor
Arthur Olson
Relly
Frankfort
Charlie Reintsina
Troop 3
Howard Axelrad
Troop S
Troop
Huron To Receive Radio Advertising Program
Huron will receive publicity on Sunday night broadcasts from radio station WCCO Minneapolis under a program launched by the Minneapolis Junior Association of Commerce. Paul K Myers, secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce, said he accepted an invitation to join the weekly schedule of events to be broadcast in Huron starting at 10 pm Sunday. The service aims to publicise the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association convention in June and the American Legion Convention in August, along with entertainment and sport events.
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Huron
Gewat
Wcco
Minneapolis
Minneapolist Junior Association” of ‘Commerce
Paul K.myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Funeral Directors Plan State Convention in Huron
Funeral directors in the Huron district met with N L Hanson of Garri and other state officials to lay plans for the annual state convention in Huron. A tentative three day program was drafted and details worked out. The quarterly meeting featured J P Walsh of Huron as chair and Walter Broadbent as secretary with a luncheon at Hotel Macvin Hughitt. Perry O Powell of Chicago represented the National Funeral Directors Association.
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Toda
Huron
N. L. Hanson
Garri
With
Dako Funeral Directors Associat
J.P. Walsh
Fae
Walter Broadbent
Mitchell
Macvin
Lenten Service Planned at Congregational Church Parlors
The sixth of a series of Lenten services will be held at the Congregational church parlors at 7:20 tonight. Misa Adele Babbitt will sing a solo “Rough to Know” by Rosz. Rev. A Carlson will preach on the subject “Peits of the Spirits Faith and Zope.” The public is invited to attend the service, which lasts about an hour.
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Misa Adele Babbitt
Rosz
A. Carlson
Pepits
Lenten Service Tonight At Lodge Hall
The service continues the theme Our Great Salvation led by Rev Be Toeckel and the lodge candidates. Officers with expiring terms will preside for the last time this evening as the meeting discusses ritual and fellowship.
Rush On for Car Licenses as County Sales Surge
Automobile and truck license sales in the county soared as owners crowded the treasurer office today. The grace period for purchasing the new plates ends tomorrow, with Mr Madden reporting totals near two hundred sales so far.
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BM. Madden
Wessington Couple Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Wessington residents Fern Shaw and Floyd Shaw were granted a divorce Wednesday by Circuit Judge Frenk-R Fisher of Miller en route to court records. The proceeding centered on a crew rule charge and the judge issued the decree.
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Wessington
Fern Shaw
Floyd ‘Shaw
Werington
Frenk-R Fisher
Miller
Occupants Of Car Taken For Ride
A New York Central passenger train traveling at high speed hit an automobile at a crossing. The collision tore away the car’s radiators and two wheels from the locomotive pilot, but the two occupants survived the crash, found inside the upright car with wind shield and windows intact though unable to speak.
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New York
Owith
Laughlin Speaks at Am Gas Chemical Society Meeting
Kenneth Laughlin son of Mrs CS Laughlin spoke at the Am eras Chemical Society annual gathering in Washington. About three thousand chemists attended since Monday with 19 divisions debating recent advances in chemical science. Notable speakers included Nobel laureate Dr Irving Langmuir, Charles F Kettering, and General Motors engineer. Laughlin, a State College student, is pursuing a chemistry doctorate and expects to finish early summer.
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Kenneth Laugnin
Mir
Avo
CS. Laughlin
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Ameras Chemical Society
Washington
Irving Larigmuir
General Electric Company
St Schenectady
Charles F. Kettering
Detroit
General Motors ‘ Corporation
Baughlin
State College
College Students Hold Roller Skating Party
A roller skating party for students and faculty was held at Huron College auditorium last night. Skates with competition wheels were rented to protect the floor. Refreshments were served and punch available. Music provided by the Amda Brothers phonograph setup. Hazel McMillion, social chairman, led arrangements.
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Aod
Huron College
Amd* Brothers
Hazel McMillion
P. T. A. Council Meets in Huron for March Session
The Huron P. T. A. council held its March meeting at the high school led by vice president Mrs. H N Carlson. Plans were set for sending delegates to the national convention in Seattle in May and for the May officers meeting. District and district publicity work were discussed along with displays of rec ord books and membership posters. The next gathering will feature talks by past chairmen and officers.
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P. T. A. Council
Huran P. T. A. Council
H. N. Carlson
H Tt War
Seattle
Wash
P.T. A. Council
Guy. Oviatt
Rize Huan
Carlson
Mra. L .W. Meigs
Wallenfelt
PT. A
Ralph Harvey
New District
Freeman Lyon
Pew Council
Swmmer
A. J. Lang
Wilson P. T. A
RK Pan
Brother Of Huron Man Dies In Iowa
Fred Steuerwald and wife of Kansas Avenue Southeast return from St Ansgar after the death of Dr C A Steuerwald. Dr Steuerwald died Thursday March 1 after a stroke two months prior. Funeral services were held at St Ansgar Monday. He previously lived in Huron and visited here often.
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Iowa
Fred Steuerwald
Kansas Avenue Southeast
St. Ansgar
Steuerwald
C. A. Steuer
St. Ansuar
Huron
Admitted Norman Nelson and Josephine Anderson at Huron Hospitals
Hospital records list Norman Nelson of Huron admitted for surgical care and Josephine Anderson of Huron admitted for medical treatment.
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Norman Nelson
Huron
Surgical
Josephine
Anderson
British Officers Seized by Pirates in Manchuria
British officers were abducted by Chinese pirates off the Gulf of Lisotung near Nanchang. Four officers W E Hargraves A D Blue F L Pears C Johnson were seized after two Chinese vessels attacked. two crew members wounded and the pirates fled as the captives were tied and hauled away. The incident follows a prior kidnapping for ransom last autumn. The British vice consul D H Clarke planned to aid negotiations and rescue efforts from Mukden.
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James A
A. D. Blue
Charles. Johnson
Bang
Chineise
Kenneth Pawley
Charles
D.H. Clarke
Mukden
Pawley
Cockran
Sabath to Seek Probe of Economy League
Representative Sabath of Illinois announced plans to introduce a resolution on Tuesday to authorize a thorough investigation into the National Economy League. He targets high salaried officers and directors of large corporations alleged to seek Reconstruction Finance Corporation support while spreading propaganda to undermine Congress.
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Economy League
Washington
Mar
Sabath
Ilinois Democrat
National Economy League
Wold
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
League
North Dakota Leaders Push State Farm Relief Plan
C. E. Danielson of Minot says farm relief measures and a unified farm credit administration will become law. He urges a state wide committee to organize cooperation and ensure North Dakota readiness to assist the federal effort.
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Senate
Farm Credit Administration
Iaw
C. E. Danielson
Minot
North Dakota
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