Hog Market Steady as Armours and Chicago Trade Slow
Armours in Huron reports a steady hog market with most sales 3.60 to 6.35 and top 6.45 as receipts reach 500. Chicago activity resumes with prices down 10 to 15 cents from Thursday, light weights 170 to 220 pounds bringing about 7.00, 7125 top, and traders noting dull to lower conditions across cattle lambs and calves in early quotes.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Rough Packers
Stags
Chicago
Sioux City
U. S. Dept
California
St. Paul Livistock
ST. Paul
Sioux City Livestock Friday Market Summary
Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports show cattle, hogs, and sheep activity with moderate demand. Prices vary by weight and class, with bulls weak in some runs and hogs steady to slightly higher in parts, while sheep and lambs remain under pressure and bids fluctuate across markets.
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Sioux Falls
Wheat Market Trade Dull Await Government Crop Report
Minneapolis traders held back as the market waited for the government crop report due after the close. Wheat futures were sluggish with May slipping, while corn showed wild price moves and supportive cash demand appeared for top quality grain.
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Minneapolis
Farm Board
Vermillion high school musicians reach state music contest finale
Vermillion and other South Dakota schools compete at the University of South Dakota in a two and a half hour radio broadcast by winners. Saxophone winners include Carl Pinard and Gary Smith from Sioux Falls and other pupils from Brookings Redfield and Vermillion as they vie for top honors in glee clubs choruses and bands. Arlington claims multiple class B firsts in the morning events while Yankton Sioux Falls Sisseton excel in Class A ensembles.
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Brookings
Genevieve Pfister
Dell Rapids
Jacqueline McGillivary
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Kimball
Bob Morris
Don Mall
Porter McKever
Kennebec
Frank Marken
Columbia
Warren Innig
Scotland
Stanford Strong
Floyd Johnson
Arlington
Harlin Knutson
Aberdeen
Springfield
Yorkton
Milbank
Canton
Webster
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Centergills
Menno
Britton
Short Coverings Lift Stock Mart May 3 NY trading
Stocks closed strong amid short covering lifting many issues. U S Steel rose after a low, with gains seen in Woolworth Allied Chem American Can and Consolidated Gas as activity surpassed two million shares.
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May Play Day at Huron College Draws 75 Girls
Seventeen Central South Dakota high schools will send about 75 girls to Huron college for its first annual May Play Day for high school girls sponsored by the physical education department and the Women's Athletic Association. Activities include outdoor and gymnasium games with registration at 8 am and groups formed for varied events. inter-school competition is not planned. Participating schools include Lake Preston Mitchell Huron Cavour De Smet Iroquois Erwin Northville Bancroft Forestburg Highmore Virgil Wessington Wolsey Woonsocket Sand Creek Ree Heights.
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Women’s Athletic Association
Marian Ayres
Lake Preston
Mitchell
Huron
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de Smet
Iroquois
Erwin
Northville
Bancroft
Forestburg
Highmore
Virgil
Wessington
Wolsey
Woonsocket
Sand Creek
Ree Heights
Miss Ayres
Historical Papers Display At York's Corner Window
Beadle County Historical society places a display in York's Corner cigar store with a July Fourth handbill from Huron and a reprint of the poem The Little Old Sod Shanty on the Claim. The next historical society meeting is set for Monday May 11 in the courthouse farmers assembly room.
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Huron
York's Corner
Beadle County Historical Society
Huronite Steam Printing House
The
Historical Society
Farmers Assembly Room
Court House
Former leaders to preside at Mizpah OES initiation
Past matrons and patrons of Mizpah Chapter Mo of the Order of the Eastern Star will head initiation ceremonies at the Masonic temple tonight. Mrs. Cerl Smith will be worthy matron and William L. Retnhling will be worthy patron. The degree team includes 53 other former CES leaders. Program starts at 3 p.m.
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Order of the Eastern Star
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Cerl Smith
William L. Retehhlng
CES
Beadle County Board Advances Highway and Sewer Plans
Beadle County commissioners toured Sand Creek township to inspect sites for proposed highway and bridge work and plan to continue May session at the courthouse. They closed negotiations for a Western Material gravel loader and bin system costing 911.68 through the Huron branch, to service automatic gravel filling under a 21 yard bin with a 65 foot conveyor and a crusher sorting screen. The purchase followed witnessing a Kingsbury county machine in Arlington. Also approved was an easement to Armour & Company to lay a sewer pipe under Ninth Street right of way east of the James River connecting Armour plant with Huron’s new sewage disposal site.
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Sand Creek Township
Court House
Western Material Company of Sioux
Huron
Western Material Company
Kingsbury County
Arlington
Armour & Company
Ninth Street
County Legion Post Proposed for Beadle County
William Reaves post discussed forming a county Legion post with Wessington Wolsey and Hitchcock joining Huron to mirror Codington County at Watertown. Invitations to vote on proposals will go out, with a May 28 meeting to decide.
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Beadle County American Legion
William Reaves
Wessington
Wolsey and Hitchcock
Huron
Codington
Watertown
Huron Legionnaires
William C. Welter
American Legion
Woonsocket
Legion
South Dakota Educational Association
Welter
Leo A. Temmey
Wiliam Reaves
Fair Board Awards Two Contracts For Water Mains Upgrade
State Fair board awarded contracts for replacing 1760 feet of four inch water mains with eight inch mains at the State Fair grounds. American Cast Iron Co of Minneapolis to supply hydrants mains and connections. Tuttle and Ferguson of Mitchell South Dakota to perform labor and construction. Project aims to double main size along the midway to ensure adequate water supply for the exposition. Total cost estimated around aed with board members J B Taylor H N Johnson J P Michaels and T J Frick present.
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South Dakota
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Maeting
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Ipswich
HN. Johnson
Rapid City
J. P. Michaels
T. J. Frick
Yankton
Chegh
Wie
Lala
Music Week Closes With City Concerts In Huron
National Music Week winds up in Huron with a school program at Huron College Gymnasium led by Washington school's 25 piece harmonica band under Gilmore Van Olst. A grade school chorus directed by Ida Iverson performs four numbers, followed by junior high and high school groups. Wilson and Jefferson singers also contribute final selections as the event wraps up the weeklong series across Beadle County.
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Misa Iverson
Jefferson Singers
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Geneva Benson
Wilson School
Wilson
Aurora
Massa
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R. I
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Music Week
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Huron College
College
Beadle County
Huron College Chapel
Helen Bandy
Myre Crawley
Gladys. Murray
Winter Wheat Crop Shows Increase In May Report
The May 1 1926 forecast from the Agriculture Department places winter wheat production at 652.9 million bushels up from 644.0 forecast last month and 604.3 last year. Rye production is 50.7 million bushels, with harvest area and abandonment figures for winter wheat and rye noted beside broader yield context. Pasture and hay stocks discuss current and year-ago levels and normal comparisons.
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Washington
Department of %Ugriculture
Termination of Lodge Receivership Debated at Convention
At the fraternal organization's annual meeting in Sioux Falls Dr. Cle McNaught chaired as delegates from the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska attended. The lodge placed the Muscovites in receivership two years ago and discussed termination and reorganization.
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Imperial
Cle. McNaught
Gi. James
Minn
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Campaign workers report on state chamber drive in Huron
Report due late today on the campaign for the State Chamber of Commerce membership in Huron. Frank D. Kriebs, development commissioner, said an early check showed teams signing up old members and adding new ones with solid progress.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Frank D. Kriebs
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Admitted: Isaae Blakeley of Huron for medical care and Dave Wipf of Carpenter for medical treatment. Dismissed: William Maulding of Huron, Robert Kuni of Huron, Mrs E D Flanagan of Huron, Mona Wright of Huron, and Mrs G W Mortimer of Huron.
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Isaae Blakeley
Huron
Dave Wipf
Carpenter
William Maulding
Robert Kuni
E. D. Flanagan
Mona Wright
G. W. Mortimer
Wanted and for sale classified notices excerpt
Readable fragments show wants and sales items including a waitress ad with a phone number and rate, a board and room offer in a modern home, two spring spaniel puppies for sale, a five room rental with garden and chicken house, an electric stove and a baby cart, and a flock of 100 chickens with contact.
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Iowa S. E
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