Hog Market Holds Steady with Top at 5.55
Market notes from Armour Stock Yards and St Paul Livestock show hogs steady to strong with top at 5.55, receipts around 690. Cattle steady to slow, sheep mixed with lower receipts. In St Paul, cattle and calves steady with early sales near 8.00 to 9.00 for steers and yearlings, bulls weak. Watertown reports steady to firm, top 5.60 for hogs and butchers steady to 5.15-5.60.
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Huron
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
B.S. Mon
Watertown
Ste
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Frise Davari
Hogs steady to higher on mixed Chicago market
Sioux City market notes hogs fully steady to 25 cents higher on light and heavy weights with moderate demand. Calves and yearlings show declines. lamb trade slow. Sheep, hogs, cattle prices listed with bids ranging 5.40 to 10.50 for various weights and classes.
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Chicago
Markets At Glance KEW YORK May 2
Markets across stocks bonds currencies and commodities show a quiet rally with firm steel and motor shares. In Chicago grain and livestock trade show mixed to firmer prices, with cattle steady to slightly lower and hogs firmer, while poultry and eggs hold near previous levels and live poultry demand remains steady by freight trade.
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Kew York
Negro Acquitted But Crowd Is Punished
In St Louis on May 2-4 a jury acquitted a Black defendant of extortion. Circuit Judge P Sartorius condemned the courtroom crowd for outbursts after the verdict, ordering 125 spectators to sit apart for an hour as punishment. The judge called the disturbance unbecoming to decorum.
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ST. Louis
P. Sartorius
Senterite
Wri
Wheat Markets Rebound After Early Losses In War-Tied Trading
Wheat prices in Chilagw eased briefly before turning higher as mills and short sellers steadied the market. News of British withdrawals in Trondheim and Allied fleet moves in the Mediterranean helped offset earlier declines. May wheat closed around 1.0544, with July corn and oats posting small gains.
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Scandinavia
Trondheim
Mediterranean
New Legion Officers To Be Nominated At Meeting Tonight
William Reaves post Huron Legionnaires will nominate new officers at the regular meeting in the Legion Hall at 8 p m. Junior baseball is on the agenda as another discussion point with Mess Sergeant W R Ainslie and committee to serve refreshments.
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Legion
Huron Legionnaires
William Reaves
W. R. Ainslie
Legion Hall
Watertown Produce Summary Item
Watertown market notes for Thursday May 2 show poultry prices. Heavy hens 4 to 6 pounds 13 cents per pound. heavy hens over 6 pounds 2 cents lower. hens under 4 pounds 9 to 10 cents. Leghorn hens 9 to 11 cents. heavy rooster prices 5 to 6 cents.
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Huron
Turon Produce
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Michell
Mitchell
Leghorn
Hennery
Lsc
Watertown
Stocks Rally For Scattered Gains
New York May 2 Quiet buying of steels motors and special ties steadied the market into a rallying pattern. A few issues rose about two points while most advances were fractional and many top quotes fell back at the close. Volume neared 650000 shares with some optimistic business news aiding select issues.
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REW
York
Debate question chosen for 1941 high school clash
D. C. Beatty, Huron High School debate coach and vice president of the state league, announced the 1941 question. Debaters will argue that federal government powers should be diminished during the 1940 43 campaign.
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South Dakota High
D. C. Beatty
Huron High School
Estate High School
Huron Camera Club Tonight Showcases Composition
Huron Camera Club meets tonight with a composition demonstration by Armin Arndt, Huron High School art instructor, and Tom Wright showing how to make carrying cases for cameras and gadgets. The Sprite meeting will be held in the Commerce rooms, starting at elude. Dr. W. H. Griffith, club president, invites all amateur photographers to attend.
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Armin Arndt
Huron High School
Tom Wright
Huron Camera Club
Hhe Club
Gweroper
Elude
W. H. Griffith
Financial Stocks and Bonds Mixed in Early May Trading
Minneapolis banks show varied bids and asks as stock activity widens. New York reports government bonds and corporate issues with mixed strength across utilities and industrials.
Democratic Women Converge on Capital for Institute
Four thousand Democratic women gathered in the capital for the National Institute of Government, far exceeding the expected crowd. Postmaster Fairley praised the attendees and contrasted Republican attempts to imitate Democratic program with the party’s own stance.
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Hington
Mar 2
Anl
First
National Institute of Governm
Wanen
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
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Istitute
Roosevel
Republican Party
Wey
Republcan
Technician Dies Here Last Night
Mrs Myrtlce Mae Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Hookway 669 Fifth Street Southwest died at the home of her parents at nine night after prolonged illness from a heart ailment Born April 2 1905 in Granville MD she studied at the School of that city graduated in June 19 She married in July of that year Surviving are two daughters Marie 18 and Elaine 11 of Enderlin ND Funeral at Welter Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM with Rev Ha Ketelle Presbyterian officiating interment Hazelton Cemetery
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C. W. Hookway
Fifth Street
Cox
Myrtlce Mae Heckway
Granville
M.D
Northwest Technology
Minnrapolis
Lewer
Bethesda Hospital
St Paul
Minn
Sioux Falls
Clini
American Society
Ai M-ray Sehaman
Marie
Elaing
Enderlin
Welter Funeral Home
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Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Ryland
Funeral services for Mrs Ryland are planned for tomorrow at the Lath Charet De Senet church with Rev Taeve sen in charge. The service will be followed by interment in De Smet Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the Home this evening until nine o clock.
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Ejlen Relaa
Hente
Horny
Opburg
Smet
Taeve ‘Sen
Sander Tollefson
Mrial
Iin de Smet
Mizpah Chapter to Observe Fiftieth Birthday
Mizpah Chapter will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary on Monday May 6 with a 6 oclock banquet at the Masonic Temple. Eastern Stars Masons and DeMolays are invited. An anniversary program follows with out of town guests Mrs Viola Loomer Mitchell worthy grand matron and Jesse Thome Watertown worthy grand patron among grand officers and past matron patrons of the Grand Chapter of South Dakota. Reservations are requested by Friday evening.
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Masonic
Grand Chapter
South Dakota
Burial plans for Mrs Redmond ashes at Rivayside Cemetery
Ashes of Mrs M J Redmond will be brought to Huron for burial in Rivayside Cemetery with short graveside services at 2 30. Surviving her are husband a son Max Redmond of Indianapolis and two granddaughters. Hospital admissions list include Mrs Myra Hershman Eckelson and others in North Dakota and South Dakota areas.
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M. J. Neamond
Huron
Sioux Indian Service Set For Tonight At Church Convention
Sioux Indian Service schedules a church convention opening tonight in mJUN Falls with Congregationalists and Dakota Indians. Rev. Trickey of Ww. on R. Trickey leads a missionary address while attendees discuss religious welfare and community leadership amid ceremony and recognition plans for Sunday afternoon.
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Mjun Falls
Rudolf Herta
Real Trickey
R. Trickey
Clark
Sanday
George
Callune
Graft Criticizes False Economy in South Dakota
Mitchell report details A N Grit Linux Falls critic arguing Governor Bushfield's false economy burdens South Dakota counties. He claims $450000 diverted from aid to dependent children, lowering funds for roads and local needs. Teachers suffer under retirement program, with low pay and overtaxed residents blamed on Bushfield policy.
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Norrarlan
Bushfield
Paers
South Dakota
A. N Grit Linux Falls
Ir Publican
Guve Rave
Graff
Caildre
Cat Intierfield
Texes
Rotary Ladies Night Dinner and Show Highlights
A Rotary event featured a seven o clock dinner at the Enakel Restaurant with highlights from president C. F. Witcox and Roy J. Milter presenting the program. Lattus H. Ward introduced Huron College students who performed excerpts from the operetta Fire. The group then attended a screening of Abe Lincoln at the Bijou Theatre, courtesy of Minnesota Amusement Co and manager Eshelman.
War Report From Andalsnes Weakened German Drive
In a House debate, the speaker described the Norwegian campaign as a single phase with Britain and Germany failing to meet their aims. He claimed German losses ran into thousands and that German air superiority prevented landing artillery and tanks, forcing withdrawal near German positions without significant British casualties.
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Britain
Germany
Andaisnes
Trondheim
Chamberlain
Reopen Campaign On Roadhouses
A garbled OCR note outlines a campaign reopening related to roadhouses. It mentions names and places in a fragmented form, including references to a jail, tears, and state affairs, with unclear actions and dates.
Bushfield Lashes Mitchell Paper Amid Denials and Fragments
Disjointed OCR text shows Bushfield criticizing Mitchell paper and denying a plan while mentioning a pile deal and taxes. Attaches reports and headlined stakes draw attention to a Republics scene and a Lord mentioned in a local context.
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Davison
Vlamen
Omar Dei
Busniicla
Wien
Arpele
Vermillion Auto Crash Fatalities Reported
A fatal automobile crash near Vermillion results in Warman dead. Granny Ryan, 22, Yankton resident, sustains injuries including a broken arm. Jean Caty, 16, Sioux City, suffers head injuries. One truck occupant suffers serious injuries. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Spear
Ryan
Yankton
Ann
Jean Catyjanaugh
Sioux City
Iyar
Cquslin
Sweepstake Ticket Won By Girl
A sweepstake ticket for the Hur Theatre was won by a girl named in Eure. The prize included free show tickets for several finalists including Eunice McCoy, Esther Spang, Notty Joyce Burns, and Lula Peck. Winners were invited to color a designated page and submit by 5 PM Wednesday. tickets available at the Hur Theatre.
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Eure
Avenue Sete
Herbert Gathman
Iroquoi Crown
Eunice i McCoy
Delp Lula’ Peck
Esther E. Jean Spang
Notty Joyce Burns
Ll of
Huron
Jaway
For Sale 1936 Tudor Sedan and Classic Cars
Classified note lists a 1936 Tudor 7 sedan in perfect condition from Chevrolet, plus several other cars and service stations. Mentions Oakland, Colorado, and private entrance facilities. Details include a 1929 Model A and a 1930 Chevrolet with good rubber.
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Chevrolet
Oakland
Jane's
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