Market News Armour Hogs and Cattle Prices Slide in Early May
Armour market gained strength Friday with receipts at 150 head and top quotes up to 6.75. Hogs sold 15 to 25 cents higher, led by demand at low levels while packers moved 7.00 to 7.70 range on fresh hogs. cattle and sheep activity showed little change with normal supply and varied stocker and feeder bids.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Good
Tough
Stags
Chicago
Sioux City
Yisk
U. S
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
U. S. Dept
Medum
U. S. Bept. Agr
Wheat Futures Close Strongly in Minneapolis May Trading
Wheat futures opened firmer on foreign and Canadian weather news, then closed firm to strong with May closing 3 higher. Corn dipped after opening strong, barley rose, and cash grain values showed light offerings and steady demand. Sioux City and Minneapolis reports show mixed livestock and grain activity with futures and cash markets edging higher in spots.
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Minneapolis
Felday
Lse
Montana
Sioux Falls and Chicago Market Prices Collage
Market listings from Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago outline recent prices for live poultry eggs butter and potatoes. It lists hens cocks ducks geese butterfat and creamery butter with varying weights and delivery notes alongside wheat and wool quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Springs
Chicago
Quick Bear Thrust Sends Market Down
A quick bear thrust in the last hour sent stocks lower after earlier gains. U.S. Steel slid over 4 points from Thursday’s close, New York Central hit a new low, and other issues like Westinghouse Allied Chemical Case and American Telephone fell sharply. Sales were under 3,000,000 shares.
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New York
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Case
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
Union Pacific
General Electric
Dupont
Rev Bristor Leaves For Washington D C
The Rev Wallace Bristor rector of Grace Episcopal church left this morning for Washington D C to attend the College of Preachers in the Washington Cathedral. He will be away about two weeks and was chosen from the South Dakota diocese to participate in the event May 3 through May 12.
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Bristor
Washington, D.C
Wallace Bristor
Grace Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Frauther Bristor
College of Preachers
Washington
Wach
Iz Chowen
Father Bristol
South de
Beadle County S S Meeting Sermon by Prof Eschliman
Freeman field secretary Prof R Eschliman will deliver the convention sermon at the Beadle County Sunday School association annual meeting in Wessington. The program lists a 11 o clock sermon, noon pot luck, song service, devotionals, and group conferences with Huron leaders and a Highmore cast play closing the events. The county association presents a large service flag to the school with the largest delegation, to hold for one year.
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R. Eschliman
Freeman
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
Beadle County Sunday School Association
Wessington
Eschliman
Susie Thompson
Broadland
C. W. Habicht
Huron
Ralph Peterson
A. Wilson
Hitchcock
Highmore
H. N. Carlson
County Association
Entertainmng
Father Daughter Banquet Tonight At Haven Methodist
Haven holds a Father Daughter banquet tonight at the Methodist church sponsored by the Girl Scouts. Examiners of troops and Leaders association members will attend along with fathers. Dinner served by the Ladies Aid at 6:30. A surprise number by the dads is planned.
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Haven
Methodist Church
Girl Scouts
Leaders Association
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Lampe to Represent South Dakota at Fall Shoe Styles Conference
Harry C Lampe president of the Ser view Shoe Shop in Huron has been chosen by a St Louis shoe manufacturer to represent South Dakota at their fall style conference. He will attend in St Louis for one week to select and approve patterns and materials for 1931 fall styles. Lampe is vacationing at Isior Springs Missouri and expected to return soon. His wife Mrs Lampe plans to visit sister Mrs Paul Christensery in Oklahoma City before returning.
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Harry Lampe
Harry C. Lampe
Ser~view Shoe Shop
Huron
St. Louis
South Dakota
Lampe
St Louis
Isior Springs
Paul Christensery
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frameup Denied by Mayor Burnside in Damage Suit
SIGUX FALLS May 1971 Mayor George W Burnside denied charges he conspired to damage the reputation of Guy L Strahan former chief of police in a damage suit filed after Strahan was found in a house during a liquor raid. Trial set for May term of district court.
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Burnside
Sigux Falls
George W. Burnside
Guy L. Strahan
Strahan
Olympia Candy Kitchen to Install New Ice Cream Machine
John Georgiades, owner of the Olympia candy kitchen, returned from Delphis C C where he arranged the purchase of a modern up to date ice cream machine. Installation will occur within ten days enabling the shop to sell pure homemade ice cream. He also spent part of his trip in Chicago visiting friends.
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Georgiades
John Georgiades
Olympia Candy Kitchen
Huron
Delphis
C.C
Olympia
Chicago
Mitchell Girl Dies After Auto Collision
Ruth Alkire three years old died from injuries after being run over by an automobile driven by 16 year old Frederick Snell. The youth was released after questioning by police.
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Mitchell
Ruth Alkire
Burrell Alkire
Frederick Snell
McKelvie to London for grain conference
Samuel R. McKelvie was named farm board representative to the international wheat conference in London opening May 1. Nils A. Olsen of the agriculture department will accompany him as the U. S. other delegate.
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McKelvie
London
Washington
Samuel R. McKelvie
Farm Board
Nils A. Olsen
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Economics
Hospital Admits Glenn Sears and Dismisses Mrs F
At the hospitals, Glenn Sears of Huron is admitted for medical care. Dismissals include Mrs F. 4, Raaneria Be Win, and Jake Notebooral Rancrat as listed in the daily hospital notices.
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Glenn Sears
Huron
Medicel
F. 4
Raaneria Bewin
Jake
Notebooral
Murphy Urges Mixed Farming and Cooperative Credit Use
Remarks emphasize farm board policy urging cooperatives to use commercial banks and federal credit banks to a wide extent. Corporation farming is seen as not a remedy. individual farms and cooperatives can achieve similar goals. Other talks anticipated include land policy, capital gains, and Canada planning. Julius Barnes to speak on America’s responsibility and opportunity.
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Farm Board
Stone
Harper Sibley
Thomas A. Adams
Yale University
Canada
George C. McDonald
America
Julius Barnes
The
Chamber
Tt ‘Night
Doland Relays Class B half mile relay marks set
Doland's relay team posted the fastest time 1 35 at the ninth annual Dakota relays trials in Sioux Falls. Gregory was runner up as Doland edged Merrill Town for the top spot in the class B half mile. Weather stayed cloudy with a light sprinkle and a west wind as hurdles preliminaries and other heats proceeded.
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Sioux Falls
Doland
Gregory
Bridgewater
Tyndall
Merrill
Town
Parker
Roaches
Jor Mendel
Yankton College
Boggess
Buena Vista
Arnold
Dakota Wesleyan
College
Welch
D. State
Schrenk
Western Union
Dukeiow
Huron
Wirth
di. Smith
Morningside
Evans
Wayne Normal
Dekota Wesleyan
Ludwis
North Dakets
Deland
Mary McWnickle
Mel McNickie
Cross
Pardiz
Towa
No Disturbance As Wheat Is Delivered
Chicago May 1 George Milner president of the Grain Stabilization corporation announced that initial deliveries on May futures contracts in wheat totaled 34,006,000 bushels, handled and stored without market disturbance. He said the company has taken delivery of about 36,000,000 bushels of wheat against May futures, transferred without confusion, with more deliveries expected daily. All wheat is in storage and ample room exists for arrivals.
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Chicago
George
Milner
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Governor May Aid In Saving Lone Tree
FLANDREAU May 1 The Lone Tree at the highway intersection west of town, endangered by a paving project, may be spared. Rice and Rice attorneys report Governor Warren Green expressed sentiment for saving the tree and said a highway commission discussion will be held. no orders have been issued. Petitions circulate to preserve the tree.
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Lone Tree
Flandreau
Rice and
Rice
Warren Green
Highway Commission
Parkersburg Woman Mother Dies Depart for Illness
News received of the death Thursday morning of Mrs. C. J. Youngberg of Parkersburg West Virginia. She was the mother of Mrs. H L Wilkinson of this city. Mrs Wilkinson left Huron Tuesday afternoon for Parkersburg upon learning of her mother’s serious illness but did not reach her before she passed away.
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Huron
C. J. Youngberg
Parkersburg
W. Va
H. L. Wilkinson
Governor Attends Ball in Sioux Falls After Leaving Pierre
Governor War ren Green departs Pierre for Sioux Falls to attend the annual officers’ military ball and address the Young Citizens league convention. He will also visit Wall on Sunday for the Gypsy Oil well spudding. A public notice warns immediate action after May 15 to destroy unregistered and untagged dogs. owners may pay dog taxes by May 15 to the city auditor.
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Pierrke
Warren Green
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Annal Reserve Officers
Young Citizens League
Wall
Gypsy Oil Company
Wood Blames Congress for Rising Federal Spending
Washington reports Representative Wood defended the executive branch by blaming Congress and special interests for growing expenditures. He argued that most increases stem from new laws passed by Congress, with the electorate pressuring for additional authorizations. Roosevelt criticizes the party in power in Washington in a New York speech, and delays travel due to his mother’s illness in Paris.
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Washington
Wood
Executive Branch
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Senator Borah
Borah
Idaho
Indiana
ATG. O. P
New York
Roosevelt
Young Men's Democratic Club of
United States
James Roosevelt
Paris
Police Chief Warns Must Pay Dog Taxes
Huron police chief A. W. Hopkins warns residents that dogs must be tagged and taxed by May 15. Unregistered or untagged dogs after that date will be destroyed. License fees are payable at the city auditor's office. Male dogs taxed at $2 and female dogs at $2.
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Huron
A. W. Hopkins
Hopking
Hutterites Seek Settlement in Canada Province
Emissaries from South Dakota Hutterites seek permission to occupy 6000 acres in Alberta after spending 500 007 on improvements. Canadian immigration denies entry. Wolf Creek colony members from Freeman area previously moved to Canada, with others remaining idle awaiting approval.
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Calgary
Alka
South Dakota
S. Pocock
Canada
Russia
Germany
Freeman
Alberta
Wolf Creel
Hutchinson County
Wolf Creek
University Women Open Convention in Aberdeen
ABERDEEN May 1. Eeme Patzelt of Vienna opened the third biennial convention of the South Dakota division of the American Association of University Women. Speakers included Eva Glasshbrook of Vermillion Mary Wadden of Madison and Ruby Adams of Aberdeen. Mrs Maurice Carpenter presides locally. Huron women led by Mrs Benjamin F Thomas attended, with instructors from Huron high school and Dr Felen S Stafford of Huron college among others. Officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Aberdeen
Eeme Patzelt
Vienna
Austrian Federation of Uni
South Dakota Das
American Association of University
Eva Glasshbrook
Vermillion
Mary Wadden
Madison
Ruby Adams
Speal
Maurice Carpenter
Huron
American Association of University Women
Benjamin F. Thomas
Marie Grimes
Wilma Bliss
Catherine McKay
Mabel Mitchell
Frances Tait
Felen S. Stafford
Huron College
C. K. Walker
Delbert Scruby
Glenn Martin
A. A. Chamberlain
California return brings Albert Derek back to Highmore
Highmore reports Albert Derek, longtime Hyde county seller now based in Los Angeles, has returned to Highmore on business. Derek owns the Home Grocery building and other local properties.
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California
Highmore
Albert Derek
Hyde County
Los Angeles
Derek
Home Grocery
For Sale Notes and Seed Corn Listings
For sale items include a home cafe ad with phone 4376, Mammoth Bronze Turkey eggs at fifteen cents post paid via Mrs. Myrtle Cooke R.1 Waylend S. D. Frost Proof Cabbage plants 15 cents a dozen at 1347 Ist St. SW. Early Murdock seed corn tests 1.50 per bushel by A. M. Doyle 5 east 2 north Haron. Early Yellow Dent seed corn 1.50 per bushel by Harvey Wicks Carpenter.
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Myrtle Cooke
Waylend
S. D
St. SW
Doyle
Harvey Wicks
Carpenter
O Joy Corn Wafers Promise Quick Relief for Corns
Advert reads O Joy Corn Wafers as a thin wafer remedy for corns and callouses promising to ease pain when slipped into shoes. Each pack contains six wafers costing six for a dime and claims to remove corn roots without doughnut pads or acids.
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Armours
Buxon Grain Market
Batley
Rye
Cora AD Suolte
Duluth
TOY
Muiday
Suck Brothers Furan
Dept. Agr.j—Poteloes
Minnesota
Idaho Mussets
Coluraga McChires
Wool Market
Boston
Toonerrow
Delaine
SUEON
Swit & Co
Horea
Ege
Egm
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Cor & Fdy
Ata
Am Intl
Am Loco
Am Sug
Amnour
Armour
Balt & O
Bendix
Beth
Can Pac
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & O
CM Stp & P Pt
CRI & P
Chrysler
Cole
Col G & F
Cons
Curtiss Wr
Drug Inc
Eastman
Evie
Fox Film
Freeport Tex
Gen
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cash Hog
Nat Dairy
Nat Pow & Let
NY Cent
Nynh & 1
Nor & West
No Am
No Pac
Packard
Para Pub
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Radio
KKO
Reading
Rem Rand
Rep St
Reyn Toh
Sears Roe
Sinclair
Sc Pac
So Ry
Stand Br
St Gil Cal
St Oil NJ
Si OH NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex
Tim R Big
Union Carb
Unit Airc
Unit Fruit
US Ind Ale
First Bank
Bancorporation
Standard Oil
S. S
Rochester
Eighmore
Lyle Swanson
Mary Ione
Klutson
Representative Knutson
Naval Hospital
Murphy
S. F
A. W. Houking
Chit of Police
Siadve
Executive
Cites
Hoover
University Women Open
Home Cafe
Ady
ENT
Karmelkorn
Delite Shop
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