Market News Armours Hog Market Rises On Strong Demand
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON May 6 hogs advanced 15 to 25 cents with receipts about 2,200 as buyers pushed prices higher, top hogs around 7.50 with lively demand for lambs and cattle starting slower. Chicago bids showed gains. Plains and regional markets reported mixed runs and steady to higher toplines amid broad cattle and hog activity.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Eer
Chicago
CT. S. Dept. Ag
B&o
Ewes
Sheen
Sioux City
U. S
Ohio
Wheat Mart Is Unusually Dull
Minneapolis reports a quiet wheat market with little price movement despite a May corn rally. May wheat closed fractionally higher, July lower, and September higher amid light cash receipts, steady milling demand, and firming winter wheat. Cash markets show light receipts, steady to strong milling demand, and mixed futures in May contracts across wheat and corn.
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Minneapolis
Markets and Produce Report from Chicago and Midwest
Markets and produce items briefed from Chicago and nearby towns on May 6. Pricing for wheat and durum varieties shown, along with potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and butterfat in several markets including Duluth, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Minneapolis, New York, and Mitchell. Notable figures include No 2 amber durum 14 percent, No 1 durum 13 percent, and No 2 do 74 percent in the mixed durum range.
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Sioux City
New York
Stock Market Dull Session With Modest Gains and Losses
New York May 6 stocks closed irregular after a dull session. U S Steel touched lows not seen since 1924, then rallied about a point from the bottom. American Can fell about 2, Bethlehem, Canadian Pacific and Paramount slipped one to two. Allied Chemical and several others posted small gains with total volume near 1.5 million shares.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Can
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Paramount
Allied Chemical
Drug Loc
Case
Union Pacific
Dupont
Change Sought In Highway Routing Woo Mount
A push by the Huron Chamber of Commerce good roads division seeks to reroute Federal Highway No. 14 to go west on Third Street and join the Huron Wolsey straightaway, avoiding two sharp curves. The city commission endorsed the plan, and county leaders delayed action awaiting official city stance. The change would use the county gravel road recently built and extend beyond the west city limits. The county board planned to send a resolution to the state highway commission after expected paving.
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Heron
Good Roads Division
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Bark
Beadie County
Dan Brauhart
George W. Wright
John P. White
Carl Voigt
Indiana Avenue
Fair Grounds
Jon Third Street
West
Huron- Wolsey
State Highway Commission
Awout
Arlington
Kingsbury County
Western Material Company of
Sioux Falls
Huron
Western Material Company
Many Students To Make Tours Here
Groton high school will bring 30 seniors for an all day tour Friday with a noon picnic at the State Fairgrounds. Eighteen Alpena high students visit tomorrow for a morning inspection and afternoon picnic at the Fairgrounds. Hartland township pupils come May 18 for an all day tour led by Mrs Esther Weiland. The next day Sophia Bakken will guide Theresa township students through Haran business places.
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HW. Iverson
Myera
Groton High School
Alpena High School
Myers
Alpena
Hurn
Esther Weiland
Hartland Township School
Sophia Bakken
Theresa Township
Haran
King Prajadhipax Eyes Cataract to Be Operated On
King Prajadhipax arrives in America for cataract surgery on his left eye Sunday morning at Phil Hall performed by Dr John M Wheeler of New York Presbyterian Hospital. The right eye has responded to treatment and will not be operated.
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White Plains
King Prajadhipax
America
Phil Hall
John M. Wheeler
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Wheeler
Omaha to Engage Western Leaders
Omaha Packers move to Topeka for a series with the Senators after three straight losses to league leader Wichita Aviators. Wichita won yesterday 4 to 2 as other circuit games were postponed by cold or rain.
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Issamateatress
Omaha Packers
Topeka
Senators
Wichita Aviators
Wichita
Des Moines
Denver
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
St Joseph
Well Drifters Delay Opening of Annual Well Drillers Meet
South Dakota Well Drillers postpone their opening of the annual convention to tomorrow due to officers being absent. The 1 p.m. state meeting at Hotel Marvin Hughitt was adjourned and delegates toured the city filtration plant to inspect equipment. President Fred Spitzer of Elkton and Treasurer Alder Christianson of Waite attended. Tomorrow’s talks will be heard after rearranged programing and the convention will close with a banquet featuring Governor Warren E Green speaker.
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South Dakota
Well Drillers Association
Marvin Hughitt
Fred Spitzer
Elkton
Alder, Christianson
Waite
Warren E. Green
Boy Scout Troop Planned For Pleasant Hill
Bryan Untted, a Pleasant Hill schoolboy hero who met President Hoover in Washington, plans to organize a Boy Scout troop using money from his trip stories. About 25 boys of scout age live nearby and meetings would be held in the schoolhouse once arrangements are made, with talks to proceed at national Scout headquarters this week.
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Lamar
Colo
Washington
Hoover
Pleasant Hill
H. A
Untiect
National
Boy Scout Headquarters
State House Girls Bury Wrong Cat SICARE
May 6 a large yellow Persian named Cushma, a favorite of the state house girls, was buried after being found dead in the street. Mourners placed Cushma in a grave beside a lilac bush, then a neighbor girl deposited the real Cushma and exclaimed that the wrong cat had been buried.
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State House
Cushma
Hoys
Russia Discussed In Rotary Club Address
Professor George W. Wilesx of Huron college told Huron Rotary members that Americas can be thankful the syear pla is being tried in Russia and not in this country. R. L. Nordness spoke on National Music Week. Delegates named to the district Rotary convention in Rapid City.
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Americas
Russia
George W. Wilesx
Huron College
Huron Rotary Club
R. L. Nordness
Beadle County
Clubs’ International Affairs Committee
A. J. Lang
W. F. R. Wharton
George C. Fulkweider
M. E. Blystone
Rotary
Rapid City
F.C. W. Kuehn
Frank Kinyon
F. E B. Lochridge
Beadle County Board of Commissioners
T. H. Young
Pierre Kiwanis to Dine With Huron Club
Members of the Huron Kiwanis club plan a joint dinner with Pierre Kiwanis at the Marvin Hughitt hotel tomorrow evening. Wives escort the Pierre members from the Chicago and North Western station to the hotel for a 7 30 o clock dinner. Pierre Kiwanis will provide the entertainment for the joint event.
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Pierre Kiwanians
Huron Club
Huron Kiwanis Club
Pierre Club
Chicago and North Western
Marvin Hughitt
Pierre Kiwanisns
Musicians Leave For State Meet
Two Huron high school musicians who won first place in last week’s district music contests at Brookings depart this afternoon for Vermillion to vie for state high school honors. Winona Boughton competes in contralto. Mil red Irish enters the piano contest with Miss Boughton’s father, George S. Bougham, accompanying.
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Huron High School
Brookings
Vermillion
Winona Boughton
Mildred Irish
Miss Boughton
George S. Bougham
Miss Irish
State chamber urges support for rural credit expansion
A South Dakota chamber session reviewed rural credits debt totaling about 43 million dollars and outlined goals for the next legislature. Leaders highlighted growing membership from under 2,000 to 2,800, urged broader support, and discussed plans to boost air mail service, Missouri river navigation and hydroelectric development, plus rural land use and lignite coal resources.
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Emry
South Dakota Chamber
Barket
South Dakota
North Dakota
Paul’ K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Mabridge
Sherman
O. R. Haug
MM. W. Smith
Charles E. Arnold
George Townsend
Frank Dsyer
E. H. Bruemmer
L. C. Fullerion
John Fonsberg
T. J. Huesgen
HL. Wilkinson
B. M. Beach
Tobin Thanks Helpers After Carni val with 43 Youngsters
M D name today expressed appreciation for cooperation during entertaining a party of 43 youngsters at the Sicbrand Brothers carni val yesterday. Tobin thanked the carnival managers and the Rev. D. Disrud for helping manage the boys and girls. The group enjoyed rides for over an hour at the carnival grounds, with two Wilson school glee club children singing at The Evening Huron de office before the trip.
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M.D
Wilson School Glee Club
Tey
Huronde
Huron Furnace Company Sold by Local Proprietor
Theodore Smogard announces the sale of the Huron Furnace firm to C J Madison of Casper Wyoming. Smogard, in ill health, will be absent from the city often. Madison brings years in sheet metal and furnace work and arrives with his wife and young child.
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Huron Furnace Company
C. J. Madison
Casper
Wyo
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Sioinegard
Madison
Huron
Smagard
Standard Oil
Emporia
Kansas
Second Street
Kansas Avenue
Knight of Columbus Speaker Visits Huron St. Martin’s Parish
Thomas T. Downs of New Haven, national representative of the Knights of Columbus, spoke at St. Teresa parochial school auditorium before a large St. Martin’s church gathering. He addressed Knights of Columbus No. 77 in the club rooms and was later guest of honor at a lunch in Huron lodge.
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Thomas T. Downs
New Haven
Conn
Knight of Columbus
St. Martin's Church
St. Teresa Parochial School
Audiluvium
Knights of Columbus Order
Downs
St. Teresa
Lodge
Knights of Columbus No. 77
K. of C
Mr. Downs
Huren Lodge
Concert at Huron college chapel marks Navongi Music Week
A special Wednesday Musicale program opens the third Music Week event in Huron with vocal and instrumental pieces. Gladys Murray leads organ works, Gretchen Revel with Anna Knabe sings, a piano organ duet follows, then solos by FAs Kosbe, a quintet, a trio and band excerpts from Campbell Park conclude the program. A large crowd heard the event with Dr. EB Harmon delivering the evening address.
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Gladys Murray
Miss Murray
Guilmant
Grace Nordwéss
Carrie Pierce
Shelley
Gretchen Revel
Anna Knabe
Ponchielli
Gironda
Gretchaninoil
Fas Kosbe
Blystone
Lyndall Bayles
Mr Carlson
Robert D. Lusk
Ee Rayburn
R. L. Northness
Helen Bandy
Crawley
Ake
Irene Reylu
Uy Viaste
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Jey
Aimerieg Viecoriene
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Gounod
Metropolitan Opera House
Tobani
King
Meader
Chicago
Virgil Acording
EB. B. Harmon
Huron College
Hueton College
Robert Hough
Robert Bryan
Donald Streeter
Eugene Kingdon
Aldene Curtis
Dr. Harmon
W F W Plans Mothers Day Program in Pierre
W F W outlines Mothers Day events at KPL hall with attendance from local veterans groups in Pierre Watertown Aberdeen and Yankton. Ernest Boyer post will swear in candidates at Yankton and Yankton drum and bugle corps may attend. G A R members in Huron are guests. Evening program starts at 7 with focus on mothers and lunch served.
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Weat of
Foven Wars
Pierre
Watertown
Aberdeen
Yankton
Forrest McMullen
KPL
James TR. Lowrie
Ernest Boyer
Lowrie
Huron
Gold Star
Wanted energetic young man and rental notice mix
WANTED energetic young man age 3 to 25 with salary of 100 per month. Protestant man preferred. Office at Cylt 4131 Room 33 for appointment. FOR RENT furnished house for a responsible couple by June 1. Call 2073. FOR SALES slightly used electric May lag aluminum washer. WANTED TO RENT rev. house 2823. Mrs. Madison. SEED CORN Wimples Yellow Dor rion No 3 Squaw corn. F. E. Johnson Cavour Town. MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route 800 Consumers Hayward De Smet Clark Redfeld north Clark county. Reliable hustler start earning 25 weekly and meet every month. Write to Rawleigh Co Dept SD-C-216-S Minneapolis Minn. WANTED TO BUY 10 thin sows RG Kroeger 3 miles south on Avenue road Phone 4226.
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Hayward
de Smet
Clark
Redfeld
Clark County
Rawsleigh Co
Minneapolis
Minn
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