Market News Steady Hog Receipts 400 Quotation Stable
Market recap from Armour's Stockyards Huron and Sioux City reports hogs steady with 400 receipts and no quotation changes. Cattle and calves show varied bids from 3.75 to 8.75 for steers and yearlings, cows, bulls, and calves listed with price ranges. Sheep and lambs notes include spring lambs at 6.00 to 7.25 and ewe offerings around 7.75 to 8.10, with stock pigs and sows also priced.
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Armour's
Huron
Sioux ‘City
Sioux City
D.A
Hogs Higher on Chicago Receipts and Demand Shift
May 7 Chicago hog market shows higher prices as receipts fall short of estimates and demand improves. Top hogs at 3.30 for medium weight, with prices for other categories ranging from 2 to 9.25. Cattle dull but steady for lower grades, fat lambs active with top at 8.50, and sheep weak. Receipts about 7,000 hogs and 3,000 calves. calves, cattle, and bulls show varied gains and steadying tendencies.
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Chicago
LGW
St Paul
ST. Paul
U. S
Merday
Gelliz
Beliers
Livestock prices across St Paul Sioux Falls and Chicago markets
Tuesday auction notes report cattle hogs and sheep prices from St Paul and Sioux Falls markets with steady to firm trends. Chicago hogs rise up to 9.30 per hundredweight and cattle mostly steady while lambs and sows show varied movements amid mixed demand. Wheat and flour futures and cash prices also featured in the roundup.
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Sioux Falls
Grain Market Nervous Session in Minneapolis May 7
Grain futures fluctuated in a nervous session with May wheat down 1 cent, July 2, Sept 14. Coarse grains mirrored wheat with mixed declines and flax unchanged. Cash wheat demand was better, winter fair, durum weak, cash corn fair, oats improving, rye steady, barley slower, and flax steady. Minneapolis cash close shows mixed No. 1 northern and amber durum quotes and receipts.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Markets aes HURON POULTRY butyer furnished daily
Markets aes HURON POULTRY and butyer furnished daily by Wah Co. Cured bail 3 2 oe eas eee Tallow Ka 2 ion ae oe.
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Aes Huron Poultry
Wah
Poultry and Produce Markets Daily Briefs
New York poultry markets show mixed readings with May receipts and prices for hens roosters turkeys ducks and capons listed across Sioux Falls Watertown Sioux City and Chicago reports. Grain and butter futures markets also quoted with varying highs and lows as buyers respond to recent price shifts.
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New York
New: York
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Reese & Young
Sioux City
Chicago
Rock Springs
Ben Young Philip Elected Huron College Student President
Ben Young Philip was selected to lead the Huron College Student Association for the upcoming year. He has a three year record of campus leadership including forensics, Campus Players Workshop, International Relationships chair for the YMCA, Pow Wow parade chair, and business manager duties for the Rubaiyat. He holds three scholarships and was named to the Huronians honor society for high scholastic achievement and leadership.
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Huron College Student Association
Young
International Relationships
Huron College
Huronians
Fire prevention dinner closes two day tour in Huron
Aimed at about 175 attendees at Hotel Marvin Hughitt the fire prevention banquet caps a two day inspection and educational campaign by the South Dakota Fire Prevention association. Chicago speakers R E Verney and Harry K Rogers will speak after the dinner with Carl Gibbs presiding. Rotarians hosted 24 reservations at a table honoring Mr Vernor recently elected Chicago Rotary president.
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Marvin Hughitt
Huron
South Dakota Fire Prevention Association
R. E. Verney
Harry K. Rogers
Chicago
Carl Gibbs
State Association
Vernor
Chicago Rotary Club
Rogers
Huron School
Huron College
Pierce Services to Be Held Wednesday for Fred Pierce
Funeral services for Fred A. Pierce of 754 Beach avenue southwest, who died of a heart attack in Minneapolis, are set for 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Welter chapel, Rev. Ketelle officiating. Pierce, born August 1, 1882 in Madison South Dakota, married in 193? and moved to Huron 14 years ago. Surviving are nine children, including daughters and sons in Huron St Paul Aberdeen and elsewhere, plus two grandchildren. Burial at Riverside cemetery follows.
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Beach Avenue Southwest
Minneapolis
Welter Chapel
Ketelle
Mr. Pierce
Madison
South Dakota
Huron
Doyle Fruit Company
L. F. Caseschman
Jeanette
Courtney
Eleanor
St Paul
Wilbur
St. Paul
Chadwick
Aberdeen
Alfred
Robert
Fred Je
A.E. Buck Shout
Bert Landon
Petes Schoot
Lloyd Doyle
D. A. Sauer
Ed Troupe
George McNamara
Riverside Cemetery
Dollar Market Paris Quotation and Rate
The WU dollar was quoted at 151675 francs per dollar in Paris, equivalent to 6.593 cents per franc, versus the prior New York close of 65925 cents. The report notes the exchange rate movement and compares Paris and New York figures for May 7.
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Paris
UPI
Duller
New York
Stock Market Trend Downward in Mixed Session
New York markets showed a mixed day with oils and scattered specialties holding up while most other sectors declined. Seaboard and Standard Oil of New Jersey edged higher, American Crystal Sugar preferred rose slightly, and Eastman Kodak dropped. Metals backed off as trading volume reached about 250,000 shares with Union Pacific and others showing reductions.
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New York
Seaboard
New Jersey
Eastnan Kodak
Erican
Pullman
Union-Pacific
Closing Quotations of Industrial Stocks in Mixed Ticker List
A scrambled OCR style list shows numerous stock names with percentages and codes, including Aletha Juneau Alleghany Am Can Am Loco Armour Brigus Mfg Can Pac Caterpl Tract Certo Curtin Wright Doon Curtis. The fragment reads like a market page snapshot with scattered quotations and company abbreviations.
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Aletha Juneau
Alleghany
Chevy &E
Allis Chal
AT &T
Anaconda
Armour
Barrisdell Beth Bil
Borden
Brigus Mfg
Baf Byere Co
Can Pac
Cas
College Here Loses Appeals Court Case
In Saint Paul on May 7 a circuit court of appeals upheld a $254 judgment for Union Trust Company as executor for Elizabeth Voorhees estate against Huron College of Burén. Ralph Voorhees donated $100,000 to the college with a $5,000 yearly stipend until death, then his widow’s similar amount. A $2,400 draft from 1920未appeared. Trust sought collection. The lower court verdict stood. the Voorhees resided in Clinton, New Jersey.
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College
ST. Paul
Union Trust Company
Elizabeth R. Voorhees
Huron College of
Driver Granted Change Of Venue In Bus Tragedy Case
Alvin Morris and Theodore Roberts charged with first and second degree manslaughter in the Caleite bus tragedy near Sturgis January 9 were granted a change of venue from Meade county to Butte county by Judge James C. McNenny. The trial will occur at the fall term in Butte court after defense motion citing prejudice in the local community. Erma Stotler was among seven who died in the collision between a school bus and a molasses truck. Morris joined the truck and Roberts was driving.
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Sturgis
Alvin Morris
Theodore Roberts
Caleite
Here
Meade County Circuit Court
Hutte County
James C. McNenny
Ac Fendants
Butte
Erma Stotler
Jbus
Morris
Roberts
Girl Scout Council To Give Afternoon Tea
The local Girl Scout council hosts a tea in the main dining room of the Marvin Bughitt at 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday. Hostesses will greet out of town attendees and include mothers of scouts, brownie leaders, Huron troop leaders, and local troop committee members.
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Girl Scout
Marvin Bughitt
Jural Iri
Hamilton Fish May Run For President
Omaha Nebraska May 7 Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York a Republican leader said in an interview he might run for president if Western Republicans call him on patriotic duty. He believes voters have given up Roosevelt and foresee Jeffersonian Democrats backing the Republican ticket. Fish will speak at a Republican founder's day banquet tonight.
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Omaha
Nec
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Roosevelt
Fish Will Speale
Crowd at Beadle County Young Demo dance tops 600
More than 600 people attended the Beadle County Young Democratic club event at the pavilion east of Huron last night. Officials say the prize trip to the Hot Springs state convention is still unresolved as the winner has not been determined yet.
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Beadle County
Young Democratic Club
Huron
Hot Springs
Sioux City Man Hurt In Wreck Near Huron
J. D. Mason of Sioux City suffered severe lacerations after losing control of his car and leaving the road south of Huron last night. He was admitted to a hospital here around 34 m. The attending physician cited bad cuts on his wrist head and face. Wreckers towed the demolished vehicle to Huron.
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Sioux City
J. D. Mason
Huron
Wurley Optimistic On GOP Presidential Prospects
ST PAUL May 7 Patrick A Hurley secretary of war under Hoover voiced optimism on GOP chances to elect a president. He said six months ago only one adult party member was not a candidate and predicted the nominee would come from the middle west. Hurley spoke while in town to represent Missouri State Life Insurance in a suit before the U S circuit court.
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United States Circuit Court
Middle West
Hospital Committee Meeting Amid Tornado Toll
Commission convened at the courthouse today to review storm damage and relief. It notes 76 tornadoes this year, with four weather-related incidents causing deaths and extensive destruction worth millions.
Passing On Aid Projects Opens White House Review
President Roosevelt authorized the allotment division and information and applications division to select 34 000 000 000 dollars in proposed work relief projects. Secretary Ickes heads the group alongside Hopkins and Glavin as an extensive review proceeds to approve road building public works and other federally funded jobs across states. Treasury accounts and rules to carry out the program were ordered, with state officials seeking clarity on whether state or local bodies must sanction applications before submission.
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Roosevelt
White House
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Roose
Roose~velt
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Progress Division
Work Relief Organization
Harry le Hopkins
Hopkins
Louis H. Glavin
Pantemer
Frank C. Walker
Morgenthau
Treasury
Congress
Walker
I N
Emergency Council
Dam Break Near Were ington Produces 1 Mile Lake
A dam south of Were ington on Sand Creek gave way last week forming an artificial lake about a mile long and varying from wide to narrow. County Commissioner W C Dennison reported the structure failed on one side with limited damage. Water rushing down Sand Creek empties into the James River near Forestburg. The dam was about 24 feet deep at the breach.
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Wereington
W. C. Dennison
Iin
James River
Forestburg
Theo Smogard Named Mayor in Huron Election
Mayor Smogard named the new Huron mayor amid a list of applicants for the manager position. Sixteen out-of-town applicants were received, with only one Huronian applying. The board voted to meet monthly, with a special session next week to review applications. The auditor, treasurer and city attorney posts remain held over until appointments are made. Smogard, a long-time Huron resident since 1915, praised the cooperative tone of the new board and city leaders.
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Roy Ramsel
Herbert Captain
R. W. Clarke
H. M. Pierce
Clarence Bell
Axges
Huron
Smogard
Binford
N. D
Huron Furnace Company
Vernor Speaks To College Students On Fire Safety
Vernor, head of the Western Aquarial bureau fire department in Chicago, spoke at Huron College during chapel about fire prevention using an antique bell and dramatic examples. He stressed three steps: know dangers, see hazards, and act. He described calling the fire department and proper actions if trapped, including rolling to stay low and sounding the alarm to summon help, ending with a Rapid City fire anecdote.
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BH. Vernor
Western Acqusrial Bureau of
Chicago
Huron College
Tiv
Rapid City
Doherty Reelected Rapid City Mayor
Rapid City mayor C. I. Doherty was reelected for a second year at last night’s city board reorganization meeting. He announced a three point program prioritizing water supply, park beautification, and street improvements.
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Rapid City
C. Il. Doherty
City Board of Commissioners
Doherty
Not enough readable details for a proper headline
Classified rental notice advertises a house for rent with new oak floors and a call for in person inquiries by Friday at 1167 Ohio S$. The fragmentary text mentions safe housing and updated features but lacks clear location, price, or formal contact details.
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Ohio
Notice on grazing and trespass at airport grounds
Cattle or horses found grazing on airport will be seized and turned over to the sheriff. No trespassing allowed on the field. Aviation Committee in Huron notes the sale of a 1926 Hupmobile sedan with good rubber at 309 Dakota North. Wanted to buy a modern fire or room house east or central location. Write 722 Haron site.
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Huron
Dakota North
Locati
Haron
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