Swine Values Mostly Steady at Armour's Stockyards
At Armour's stockyards in Huron May 1 hog prices were mostly firm with packers and buyers 2 dimes lower. Cattle calves and sheep stayed steady as receipts reached about 300 hogs. detailed quotes cover Ury Yeo, steers, heifers, cows, calves, and sheep across grades and weights. Chicago market noted steers at a five year peak around 16.25 per cwt with hogs around 9.15 top, while multiple regional listings show mixed but steady livestock trading across St Paul and Sioux Falls markets.
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Armour's
Huron
Stags S.eOoq
Chicago
St Paul
South St, Paul
U. Ss
Early Strength In Futures Pit Fades Across Markets
Chicago reports show hogs and cattle futures trading unevenly with steady to higher cash bids for select weights while grains drift lower. Minneapolis futures and cash markets display mixed moves with wheat and corn easing and oats and flax showing varied demand patterns.
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Minneapolis
Harley
Poultry and produce price summary from multiple markets
Readable segments show May 1 price listings for hens, leghorns, roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, and eggs across New York, Watertown, Sioux City, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Chicago. Mentions include No. 1 and No. 2 grades, butterfat, and packed cases with varied weight classes and regional adjustments.
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New York
New “York
Watertown
Sioux City
Breilers
Butchell
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux Falls
Stock Lists Hold Early Steadiness in New York Market
The New York stock market opened steady with limited selling in metal shares after prior gains. Market notes cite reports of profits and a Treasury note rally, while indicators show cautious trading as investors balance gains against selling pressure.
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New York
Ami
le Peste
Huron Briefs Mention Speakers and Local Events
City briefs note Dr Williams Fs Wick among speakers at Huron Presbytery and details on attendees from Ash Haskell Getyerman Betty Baxley and local hosting. Family births, visits, and upcoming Mothers Day promotions appear amid society notices and regional Girl Scout planning. Paul Christianson’s nine man orchestra opens at Hotel Paxton in Omaha with a WOW broadcast schedule.
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Williams
W. Feige
M. D
Loyd C. Snyder
Hitchcock
Hurch
George A Campbell
Bronday
Campbell
KR. D. Lusk
Emil Frost
Minnesota
Ruth Bangerur
Heron
Ekjinn Gibson
Aberdeen
Huron
Paxton
Omaha
Dust Belt Farmers Hope For Rain To End Distress
Farmers in the dust swept southwest endure two months of drought and illness hoping May rains will moisten land and allow planting. Red Cross official Albert Evans in Liberal Kansas reports at least 20 deaths from dust related distress and 21 new hospital admissions across Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas as a severe dust gale hits the region. Neighbors plan prayer services next Sunday to seek relief and national aid.
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Bluringfield
Cole
Bow
Albert Evans
Red Cross
Liberal
Kas
Batns County
Colorado
Atx
Kansas
Ayr
Oklahoma Panhandle
Hora
Walsh
Colo
Ee On
Oklahoma
Texas
Prairie Center
Only Unfit Hides Destruction Claims Addressed
Washington reports that Senator Bulow learned from the Federal Relief Administration that only unfit cow hides were destroyed in South Dakota. Relief officials said hides in possession were inspected and graded by bureau of animal husbandry experts. third grade hides without market value will be destroyed to avoid storage and handling costs.
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Washington
Senator Bulow
South Dakota
Federal Relief Administration
Bulow
George O'Neil
Aberdeen
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Huron Presbytery Names Officers at 03rd Meeting
At the 03rd stated meeting of the Huron Presbytery held today officers were elected in the afternoon session. Dr Hubert Ketele of Huron was named moderator designations also listed Rev C A Baleam of Volga Rev H C Ballar appointed commissioner and Rev G H Hubbard from Brookings named as alternate.
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Huron Presbytery
Hubert Ketele
Huron
C. A. Baleam
Volga Astern
H. C. Ballar
Ommissioner
G. H.rubbard
Ot Brookings
Hospital Dismissals Mention Marchitta Knight and Sibbers
In a hospital note, Marchitta Knight is listed as discharged while Joy Joan Sibbers and Wolsey are also noted as dismissed. The fragment confirms hospital discharge events for these individuals.
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Marchitta Knight
Joy Joan Sibbers
Wolsey
Altrusans Mark 10th Birthday With Dinner and Talks
The Huron Altrusa club celebrated its tenth birthday with a Parleh House dinner. Emma Lampe, president, presided as telegrams from past Altrusans were read, including letters from Vera Flanagan Omaha and Caroline Orvis Yankton. Past presidents spoke about their years of service, recalling civic projects such as the west park pool, stay-off-the-gross campaign, student loan fund, and vocational guidance sponsorship.
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Huron Altrusa Club
Parleh House
Altrusans
Emma Lampe
Vera Flanagan
Omaha
Caroline Orvis
Yankton
Josephine Ainsworth
Saginaw
Mich
Ralph Jones
Minneapolis
Emma Seheeley
Grand Island
Neb
Isadore Wellington
Karl Kalltaon
Leon Light
Tracy
Mina
Phoebe Ballioc
Vera Bauman
Coroline Orvis
Gertrude Null
Altrusa Club
West Park
Huron Resident W. Q. Newton Dies After Illness
W Q Newton, longtime Huron resident, died in a local hospital at 3 15 this morning after a heart condition confined him to bed since Thursday. Born August 13 1855 in Ohio he was about eighty. He married Elsex Bailey January 7 1878 in Oakland Iowa. They lived in Iowa and South Dakota before moving to Huron in 1895 where they remained. Surviving are four daughters Mrs C A Aldrich Luca Kenner Mrs C R Miller of Hamilton Montana and Mrs William Mediger of Blakeley Minnesota one son Charles B Newton of Huron two sisters Mrs Laura Bailey of Wessington and Mrs Elza Cokrey of Omaha one brother Wallace Newton of Haros and nine grandchildren.
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Huron
W. Q. Newton
Ohio
Elsex Bailey
Oakland
Iowa
South Dakota
Wessington
C. A. Aldrich
Birs
Luca Kenner
C. R. Miller
Hamilton
Montana
William Mediger
Blakeley
Minnesota
Charles B. Newton
Laura Bailey
Elza Cokrey
Omaha
Wallace Newton
Haros
Big Crowd Expected At Sales Institute
John H DeWild of the Binneapolis Civic and Commerce association will speak to Hurpa businessmen at a sales institute on Friday. A large attendance is expected as Hedblom says DeWild brings a message of optimism from Northwest market study. The meeting at Hotel Marvin Hughitt Elks hall is third in a series covering the Black Hills and northern South Dakota.
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John H.dewild
Binneapolis
North Dakota
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
Asid
DeWild
South Dakota
Hedblom
Huron Clinbes of Commerce
Black Hille
Huron Arrowheads Displayed At Minnesota Exposition
About 400 artifacts including arrowheads belong to the George C. Green family of Huron. They were shown in Minneapolis during the Minnesota Archaeological Society exposition. The same collection was previously displayed at Prof. A D Shepersky defense round table at the 5 D E A convention in Hury fall.
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Huron
George C. Green
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Armin Sales Moves to Root Building
Armin Sales moves to new quarters in See Hook Bulle at 2 Dekota Avenue sharing space with D. O. Rost Hoboto Studio. The company previously operated from the Tam building at 24 Third Street Southwest for three years and will feature electric refrigerators and other appliances.
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Armin Sales
iWeekend
See Hook Bulle
Dekota “Avenue
Tam
Third Street
Armin Company
Bresent
D. O
Armin
Ak Spa
Regents Meet to Pick State University Heads
May 1 Pierrs report says regents plan action on selecting presidents of the state university and state school of mines. L D Weeks, state superintendent, is considered to succeed Herman C. James at the University of South Dakota after James resigned for Ohio University. Mines head vacancy follows the death of C C O Harra. candidates not announced. Governor Berry’s office says the meeting starts at 2:36 p.m.
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Pierrs
Steve Hoard
Regent
State University
School of Fines
L D. Weeks
State Superitendent of Public Instruction
Herman c. James
University of South Dakota
James
Ohio University
School of Mines
Rapid City
C. C. O'Harra
Berry
State Dripping With Moisture Tonight Weather Report
Moisture drenched South Dakota with April rainfall totals led by Yankton at 10.22 inches and Aberdeen 9.40 inches. Sioux Falls recorded 6.43 inches, Pierre 4.71, with last night’s rain stretching from 0.5 to 0.61 inch in several towns. Flood-like mud and dust storms followed a windy, cool spell that hampered seeding across the state. Cloudy, cool conditions forecast for Thursday.
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Liederst
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Brookings
Yankton
Huron
Watertown
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Rapid City
Nebraska
Col
Wallace
Gom Minot
N. D
Mexico
Muron
Cel
South Dakota
May Day War Gestures Across Europe And Moscow Planes
May Day events stretch from Berlin to Munich with cancellations blamed on weather and worker turnout. In Vienna a government official lost his legs in a bomb attack. riots in Bagnold left many wounded after communists attempted to disrupt a meeting. London Tokyo saw quiet demonstrations while New York prepared for a large May Day parade. San Francisco and Pacific coast cities planned mass marches amid fatb protests. In Moscow nearly 700 military aircraft roared over Red Square as the Red Army marched, a display officials framed as a response to German arms. The spectacle underscored rising tensions and war anxieties.
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Berlin
Hitler
Munich
Bagnold
Vbrance
London
Tokyo
Lewis J. Valentine
New York
L400
San Francisco
Rey Morency
Stockton
Seattle
Unemployed Citizens’ League
Spokane
al Workers Union
International Workers of the World
Market Street
Los Angeles
Moscow
Red Square
Red Army
Borie Rarnka
Ek Joseph
Stallti
Maxim Gorky
College Campaign In Final Stages
Campaigning for the next Huron College student association president runs strong with candidates highlighting scholastic honors and athletics support. Speakers praised Ben Young for dedication, hard work, and helping athletes secure jobs, while noting his junior status and standout scholastic record. Final speeches are set for tomorrow morning ahead of polls opening after the student assembly.
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Huron College
Bloom
Helen Rose Ski
Mgr. Bloom
U Te Ut
Tiso
Blue Notes
Ronald Wilgers
Winter
Willis VanHeer
Ben Young
Vistar Anhorn
Nhot
Jung
Welch
Young
Frederick Greene
Ben
Greene
Atheletes
Shiv
N Jege
Good Roads Meet Planned Here With State Chamber
Paul K. Myers of the Huron Chamber announces a Huron gathering to elect a delegate to the South Dakota Good Roads association executive committee. Delegates include county boards from the ninth judicial district Hand Spink Kingsbury Miner Beadle. District and state chamber meetings set for May 6 at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with a 2 p.m. session, a 3:30 p.m. banquet, and a plan to promote dustless highways across the state. Myers chairs the ninth district as temporary chairman.
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South Dakota Good Roads Association
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Hand, Spink
Kingsbury
Miner
Beadle
South Dakots
State Highway Commission
Myers
Af Pierre
Geological Tours Continue This Summer At Huron High
A. D. Shepersky and C. D. Dunbar of Huron high school will sponsor ongoing geological expeditions this summer. Groups were guided to the Bad Lands and Black Hills last year. First trip planned for late July, second for late August, lasting about two weeks. Open to boys from all parts of South Dakota. sites include Bad Lands Devils Tower Black Hills Yellowstone Park and parts of the Rocky Mountains.
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A. D. Shepersky
C. D. Dunbar
Huron High School
Bad Lands
Black Hills
Devils Tower
Big Horn Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountains
Shepersky
South Dakota
Former Huron Man Honored In Iowa Dike Banquet
Chester T. Dike, vice president and chief engineer of the Chicago and North Western Railway, was honored at a banquet in Dike Iowa. A dispatch sponsored by the Dike Commercial Club notes he built the line from Pierre to Rapid City and that locals presented him with a gold engraved token of respect.
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Huron
Iowa
Chester T. Dike
Chicago & North Western Railway
Dike
Iown
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Imho Fay
Tate
Produce Markets
Wimon Ferulahed
Bey Subhi '& Co
Ss Light and Tegharn
Ric
Neath Metal Co
Br D
Wisconsin
U. S. No
Michigan
U. S
Louisiana
Bliss
U.S
Mercantile Exchange
Biya Am
Egg Fu
Hatrigerston
Treasury
Ted Farm
Sales Institute
Legion
Pene 12
Euver
State Chamber
Dakota Ave. South
Huron - Pierre
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