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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1931

Page

8

Armour Receipts and cattle market report from Huron and Chicago

Armour Stockyards at Huron report Saturday receipts of 3,000 with prices mostly 10 to 15 cents lower and top at 6.60. Chicago markets show week of strong cattle trade, large supplies, demand for dressed beef, yearlings up to 9.50, heavy cattle steady, hogs down then steady, lambs around 9.00 to 9.25, with overall mixed shifts across fat and feeder categories. Sioux Falls shows hogs steady with top 6.50 and cattle steady around 6.25 to 6.85.

Armour Stockyards Huron Armours Rollehnackers Stags Chicago Whi Sioux Falls Sioux City U. S. Dept California St. Paul W. S U. S Stallone

Wheat Market Edges Up Amid Steady to Higher Prices

Minneapolis reports May wheat futures opening steady then rising with late trade active. May up 2c, July up 2c, September up 2c. Coarse grains ease early, later aided by wheat strength. Cash wheat receipts slight rise, demand firm. winter and spring wheats in fair demand. Sioux City and St Paul livestock markets show mixed bids with cattle steady to lower and hogs mixed, week closed higher for some lanes. Minneapolis cash and futures mix with varied barley flax and oats activity across markets.

Minneapolis Ysc Berley Montana

Market Tone Turns Upward in Closing Session Week

New York May 2 The stock market ended steadier with gains of one to one and a half points across many leaders as traders covered shorts before the weekend. U S Steel and Bethlehem rose while American Can dipped early then steadied. overall volume reached about 1.3 million shares with mixed intraday swings and a late advance.

New York O5 Bears Althouth U. S. Steel Bethlehem American Can

Sioux Falls and Sioux City Markets May 2 Report

Compact market notes from Sioux Falls and Sioux City dated May 2 show live poultry and eggs mixed prices with declines on eggs and steady butter. Regional prices list hens, cocks, geese and butterfat, with New York and Chicago market constants for butter, eggs, and potatoes reflecting steady to easing trends.

By Falls Sioux Falls New York

Records Fall In Eighth Annual Relays At Ohio Stadium

At Ohio Stadium Columbus Ohio May 2 athletes from multiple colleges set three new marks in morning events and six more in Friday sessions heading into a final relay. Illinois Lee Sentman and Ohio State Jack Keller both beat the 14.8 barrier in the 128 yard high hurdles with times 13 14.6 and 13 14.7 respectively. Ray Utterback of Pittsburgh set a new broad jump record at 25 feet even while Rhea of Nebraska shattered the 18 pound shot mark at 48 feet 10 inches surpassing the 47 1 2 feet held by Jim Bausch of Kansas University since 1930.

Ohio Rela Ohio Stadium Columbus Ohio Lee Sentman Mlinois Jack Keller Ohio State Sentman Keller Ray Utterback Pittsburgh Portness Northwestern Rhea Nebraska Big Jim Bausch Kansas U

Will Elect Huron College Leaders

Huron college students will vote next Thursday in the annual spring election to determine leaders of the Student Association for the coming year. Two candidates per office include Ralph Nohleren vs Charlotte Adeon for president and Reynolds Dennis vs Winston Nelson for vice president, with other races for secretary treasurer, manager of forensic activities, athletics manager, social chairman, and Alpha mega associate editor.

Huron College Board of Control Ralph Nohleren Canova Charlotte Adeon Flandreau Firls Nohigren Dennis Reynolds Dennis Atill Winston Nelson Ree Heights Haron Elsie Titt Marjorie Brown Association Kenneth Seim Vienna Alvin Hahn Presho Kenneth Bowman Pipestone Minn Henry Marten Alice Scott Timber Lake Margaret Wolfkiel Pierre Alphamega Walter Nelson Onida Alexander Williamson Frank, Richards Frank Richards Huron Oscar Tollefson Willow Lake Mildred Brown William McElwee Biron Dorothy Savage Al‘dene Curtis Lemmon Janet Carey Blunt

Sharkey Canera Go Will Be Title Bout

The New York state athletic commission designated Sharkey versus Primo Camera at Ebbets Field on June 10 as for the heavyweight championship of the world weather and courts permitting. Sharkey argued the bout met prior resolutions recognizing such a title clash if Schmeling refused a rematch and the commission agreed.

New. York Way Yepcvacwana Key Sharkey Prime Camera Ebbetsfield New York State Athletic Commission Max Schmeling Primo Camera

Dentists Close Offices For Saturday Afternoons

Eleven Huron dentists halted patient care at noon today and agreed to take Saturday afternoons off through spring and summer until October 1. The closures include Dr. E H Bryan, Dr. H A Fobnson, Dr. A A Wollman, Dr. B H Ker, Dr. E Wipf, Dr. R A Stratton, Dr. C R Stewart, Dr. C K Walker, Dr. G A Youel, Dr. W F R Whorton, and Dr. Jay Spink.

Huron E. H. Bryan H. A. Fobnson A. A. Wollman B. H Ker E. ¥. Wipf

Chicago Draft of Mixed Names Sparks Confusion

A fragmentary Chicago item mentions Ray Tamblie and references Rockford and Jobaaime with unclear phrases. The garbled text hints at a local event or list but lacks concrete actions or outcomes to define a clear report.

Chicago Ray Tamblie Rockford, Or Jobaaime Drew

Banquet Honors Huron Dads By Local Girl Scouts

More Than 200 guests, including 20 plus Girl Scouts and leaders, attended a church banquet in Huron last night. The event introduced several Scout troops with demonstrations, rope tricks, first aid, songs, and a May pole finale, as fathers were invited to learn about Girl Scouting.

Huron Ladies Aid Society Hubert Ketelle First Presbyterian Rehurch RK. E. Codes Cone Lakotah Troop D. C. Reutter Imogene Murphy John Bangerter Sikawajea Owen Weight F. B. White Eldon Calvert Skoonstap Troop George Campbell Isadore Wellington A. M. Fuller Wamblee Chanki Caroline Sacawajea Muchehaha Dolores Koppert Wamblee Ohanki Skoonatap Troop Patsy Cone Eleanor Nielson Sacajawea Troop Betty Martin Janet Thatcher Mary Jean Scruby Gladys White Geneva le Valley Jackie Christopherson Jean Agne Joyce Anderson Josephine Longstaff Donna Hart Doris Peterson Jean Ter=pening Edith Strike Esther Small Catherine Kenny Lois Peterson E. L. Calvert Minnehaha

Western Musicians In Festival At R. C.

More than 70 young musicians from western South Dakota took part in the second annual West River Music Festival in Rapid City. Schools represented include Belle Fourche Custer Edgemont Lead Rapid City Newell Spearfish Spearfish normal training Sturgis Wall and Wasta. Leo Kucinski directed instrumental numbers and Dr. Carl Youngdahl led chorus and vocal work.

Rapid City South Dakota Black Hills Shool Masters Club Belle Fourche Custer Edgemont Lead Newell Spearfish Spearfish Normal Training School Sturgis Wall Wasta Leo Kucinski Sioux City Carl BR. Youngdah Sioux Falls Kucinski

Judge appoints Alma Miller receiver for J. R. B. firms

Judge Alya E. Tayloe signs an order naming Alma Miller receiver of both the J. R. B. Distributing and Manufacturing companies. She will run the business and keep the books with assistance from officer teams. The arrangement, called a friendly adjustment, places Hal Busse atop distributing and J. R. Buchannan leading manufacturing. The firms market hair remedies and barber supplies. J. W. Markey represents the distributor, FP Matz and W. A. Johns represent the manufacturer.

Alya E. Tayloe Alma Miller J. R. B. Manufacturing Company Hal Busse J. R. Buchanan J. W. Markey Fp, Matz W. A. Johns

Central 8S. D. Teams Competing At Pierre

Pierre May 2 Highmore Oin da Miller and Pierre track and field athletes compete this afternoon in the Central South Dakota conference meet at Hollister field where the state meet on May 16 will be held in good condition and the outlook is for fast times in the track events.

Central Pierre! Pierre Highmore Onida Miller Pierre

Y W C A Plans Outdoor Playground At Cottage Lot

The Y W C A plans an outdoor playground in the rear cottage lot to host sports and social functions. General Secretary Cartie Reynolda notes shrubs and flowers will edge the 12 by 48 foot area with donated plants. Business women help paint the picket fence as the space prepares for lawn teas and picnics and future game equipment.

Cartie Reynolda Association

Accept Bids For 3 Scout Charters

Applications for charters for three Boy Scout troops in Central South Dakota have been received and approved at the council office. Woonsocket troop 3S begins its third year with Frank D. Johnson as scoutmaster and a committee including T. M. Brisbine and J. E. Whiting. Pierre troop 31 receives its fourth year under Methodist Episcopal sponsorship with Cyril Van Rise as scoutmaster and Rev. Morrison among the committee. Broadland troop 15, sponsored by Broadland Methodist church, is in its fourth year with Thomas J. Terney as scoutmaster and two assistants who are Star scouts aged 18.

South Dakota Fred ©. Eggers Woonsocket Troop Woonsocket Comercial Club Frank D. Johnson M. C. Nielson T. M. Brisbine D. H. Brewster J. E. Whiting Marwin Basham Robert Crosswall Robert Demaree Walter Grinswaldt Robert Jamison Robert Oddy Herbert Webster Laurence Campbell Robert Theisen Kieth Webster Pierre Methodist Episcopal Church F. E. Morrison E.R. Seidlitz W. J. Mundt A. L. Hegglund FL. Perry Cyril van Rise L. A. Carper Ben Bloom Merle Broadland Troop Broadland Methodist Church HW. W. Bischoff O. W. Olson Marvin Luick Br. J. Brock Thomas J. Terney Eert Bischoff Eddie Miedema Star Scouts Loyd Bischoff Milton Brock Robert Bushfield Glen Dickinson Lloyd Dickinson Wayne Luick Arthur Olson Robert Olson Harland Olson Solu Seeman

Ten Schools To Attend Huron College Play Day

Huron college plans an athletic play day for Central South Dakota high school girls on Saturday May 9 with ten schools invited. Delegates include Kathryn Hall Jean Crawford from De Smnet Josephine Sigler from Highmore Mercedes Heckerlinde Marian Mann from Virgil Kina Schuler Evelyn Swanson from Woonsocket five from Mitchell Leata Burdick Gwendolyn Bailey from Huron others pending. A day of events followed by an outdoor picnic on campus and the annual May fete with the May Queen announced at 6 30 p m.

Huron College Central South Dakota Marian H. Ayres Kathryn Hall Jean Crawford de Smnet Miss Ayres Josephine Sigler Highmore High School Lake Preston Turton Ree Heights Sli Huron College

McFadden Called As An Adverse Witness

McFadden was summoned in Itta circuit court to testify as an adverse witness in a divorce case begun by Gokle McFadden. The dispute concerns possession of three quarter sections of land in Fears Creek owned by Mr and Mrs L Welsh, parents of McFadden’s wife. A verdict for the Welsh couple was directed by Municipal Judge Dick Haney on two leases. CN Hall, for McFadden, indicated plans to appeal to the supreme court.

McFadden Itta Circuit Court Gokle McFadden Fears Creek L. Welsh Leese Dick Haney Welsh CN. Hall Storey Dipreme

Cannon Makes No Claim To Office

In Nashville on May 2 Bishop James M. Cannon Jr. said he makes no claim to the presidency of the college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. By order of succession Bishop S R Hay of San Antonio was elevated to the presidency. Petitions sought Cannon’s resignation or to block his election, but he stated the presidency should follow the regular order and noted illness altered the December vote that passed the presidency to Beauchamp.

Nashville Ten James M. Cannon College of Bishops Methodist Episcopal Ehurch South R. Hay San Antonio Texas Cannon Sainutes Beauchamp

Moisture Below Normal In April

April brought below average rainfall with a total moisture of six tenths inch, 1.18 inches short of normal. Huron saw its heaviest rain since fall on April 19, while overall moisture shortfall for the year reaches 2.34 inches. Temperatures ranged near normal with frost events noted toward month end and farm conditions favorable for fieldwork despite uneven distribution. Irving Burns sets a fielding record for Brown in an early game.

M. E.birstone Government Weather Bureau Huron Blystone Huror Piesre South Dakota M. E. Blystone Onaka Dumont Pierre McLaughlin Menno Cedar View Lead Nor Taal Biystone Thiddie Black Hills Irving Burns Brown

At The Hospitals Admitted And Dismissed Items

In Huron and nearby areas admissions include Harold Pownell Hitchcock for surgical care Mrs Catherine Stephens Hur on medical treatment Mrs C B Burnett and Viola Glanzer both listed for medical needs Virgil Price Evelyn Welty and others at Huron hospital all noted for surgical or medical care Dismissed: Fly Martin, Mrs Dexa Schoenleber, Mueller and baby at Huron station.

Arne Harold Pownell Hitchcock Surgical Catherine Stephens Huron Medical C. B. Burnett Viola Glanzer Yale Virgil Price Evelyn Welty Fly. Martin Dexa Schoenleber Heron Mrell A Mueller Baby

For Sale and Estray Notices from Canterbury Bells

An assortment of pertunials for sale and an estray report from the D L Horn farm eight miles northwest of Bonilla. A white faced two year old cow with a white faced calf was left Tuesday night. Pleas notify D L Horn Bonilla at Merton Aldrich Wessington. Wanted: a lady for housework Mrs V L Wier phone 3853.

D. L. Horn Bonilla Merton Aldrich, Wessington

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