Hog Market Top Is $2.95 Today in Armour Stock Provinces
Market notes show cattle calf and sheep steady while hogs fall 3 to 0W. lower. Day’s top hog price $2.95 with 250 receipts. Cattle ranges listed for dry fed steers yearlings and heifers with yields from 2.50 to 4.00 for various classes. Chicago market slower with most hog prices down about 10 cents. top for medium weight swine near $3.10 and receipts around 2,400. Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports show hogs 5 to 10 lower, cattle steady to firm, lambs uneven but mostly steady.
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Armour
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
St Paul
South ST. Paul
USDA
B.t.si
U. SD
Market Faces Mixed Wheat and Livestock News
Minneapolis reports early weakness in wheat futures offset by rainier outlooks, but delivery issues and Kansas Oklahoma crop reports dampen gains. Cash wheat demand fair amid scarce winter wheat and strong durum appetite. Livestock markets at St Paul and Chicago show slower hogs and steady to weak cattle, with varying regional quotes and carlot sales data.
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Minneapolis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Harley Sr
May
Judy
Produce Markets and Chicago Market Rundown
Markets texts detail prices for hides wool and tallow, with Chicago produce notes on butter eggs and poultry. Daily futures and spot values are given for potatoes flour and dairy, plus Paris dollar exchange moves and currency impact.
Outside Towns Plan Music Week Observance in County
Beadle county continues National Music Week with Huron events in Cavour and Hitchcock and a Wessington program. Wednesday Musicale at Presbyterian church and a massed bands concert Thursday at Apron college auditorium highlight the observance. Local ensembles list performances and soloists in a detailed program for the Wednesday event.
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Huron
Beadle County
Cavour
Hitchock
Wessington
George Costain
General Music Weeks
Bonton
Wolsey
Apron College Au'ditorium
Mendelesohn
Schubert
Faulkes
Ruby Matson
Bullard
Dexter
Blum
Sorenson
Marcus
Coffey
Ray
Wollman
Lusk
Buia
Stock Market Rally Leads Broad Gains on Mixed Trading
Stocks rallied with broad participation led by metal and mining shares as the day closed strong. Major gainers included United States Steel and Momestale Mining up about six points, American Telephone Dome Chrysler and Johns Manville rising over two points. volume traded near two million shares as transfers ended.
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New York
Skerey
U. S
Missionary To Speak At Central Baptist Conference
The Rev. J. P. Hein of Elkton will deliver the annual sermon for the Central Baptist association opening this afternoon at 7 30. The Rev. M C Parrish of Pegu Burma will give a missionary address this evening. The public is invited. The theme is Church Recovery and sessions continue with devotions, business meetings, and programs on evangelism denominational outlook and Christian education. The conference closes with a fellowship supper and the principal address by Rev C I Parrish.
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J. P. Hein
Elkton
Central Baptist Association
M.C. Parrish
Pegu
Burma
Lic
Alfred ‘Trenerry
Aboom
A. m
J. L. Barton
W. H Bayles
Edwin Ring
Fuller
G. W. Grattan
Katherine Hepburn Granted Divorce Without Restriction
Merida Yucatan May 3 Katherine Hepburn and her husband Logan Smith were granted a divorce without restriction. Both parties had sought no remarriage restrictions, and the court discharged the case in Hepburn’s favor amid stock market and bond ticker details reported alongside.
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Katherine Hepburn
Merida
Yucatan
Silver Inflationists Rally Behind Currency Plan
Senate Silver inflationists press for action after talks with President Roosevelt. A White House statement notes discussion of silver as a currency reserve and potential nationalization of domestic supply. Senator Thomas warns of 225 million in new currency if enacted, and a global policy hinges on an international accord with 25 percent silver backing and 75 percent gold.
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Washington, May
Senate
Hoosevelt
White House
Thomas
Oklahoma
Wolsey Man Charged After Pole Crash Arraignment
Roy Andrew of Wolsey was bound over to draw court for arraignment in Municipal court on a driving while intoxicated charge after his car crashed into a high line pole west of Huron. He waived preliminary hearing. A transformer weighing about 400 pounds hung by a single wire over his car, with 11,000 and 33,000 volt lines and the 400 pound transformer posing danger. Andrew was reported driving west on Federal Highway Ma 24 when the accident occurred on the south side of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Andrew
Wolsey
Drowit
Andrew
Huron
Proothus Club Spring Formal Postponed One Week
The Proothus club has postponed its regular meeting for two weeks and rescheduled for Wednesday May 3. The club hosts its annual spring formal Thursday night at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt dining room with Langhehn's orchestra providing dancing.
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Proothus Club
Marvin Hughitt
Langhehn
Liem Outlines Huron Playground Program at Lions Lunch
Harry Liem chairman of the summer playground movement in Huron spoke at a Lions club luncheon and urged contributions to the Playground Fund. The executive committee will decide on the donation. Music weeks featured three high school groups directed by Miss Helen Buchanan, including the Boys Chorus, Boys Glee Club, and Girls Treble Clef.
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Liem
Lions
Harry Liem
Huron
Lions Club
Clabs
Helen ‘Buchanan
Glee Clab
Salvation Army Huron advisory board elects new officers
Members of the Huron Salvation Army advisory board met to elect officers and review eight months of activity under Adjutant Clare Edwards and Lieutenant Dora Gilbert. New chair Chas. A. Mitchell, vice chair A. E. Danielson, and treasurer George Fuhnweider were elected. secretary duties stay with corps officers. The report highlights family relief, clothing drives, meals, beds, and open air religious work, noting clothing supplies are nearly exhausted and requesting discarded garments.
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Huron Salvation Army Advisory Board
Clare Edwards
Dora. Gilbert
A. J. Mitchell
A. B
Blake
A. E. Danielson
George Fuhnweider
Vhairman
Edwards Sai
Salvation Army
C. S. Laughlin
Patton
B. C. McKenzie
Danielson
Mix
Mir Scheil
Hi W Markey
C. L Bailey
FuNinwelder
G. R. McArthur
A. J. Schultz
John Fuglsang
Adjutant Edwards
Salvation Army Activit
Army
Second Street
Montgomery Ward
Station Army
Air Way Tour Postponed and Bids Announced
A revised air mail route discussion in Huron and Sioux Falls shows bids called by acting postmaster general W W Howes for a Kansas City to northern transcontinental line. The route will pass St Joseph Omaha Sioux City Stowe Falls with branches to St Paul Minneapolis and Huron and S D and May 3 4 announcements note speeds and technical requirements.
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Mandan Brandh
Huron
Aberdeen
WL. Weir
Aviation
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Stowe Falls
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Howes
Army of the West
Aca
United
Newark
Oakland
Calif. J
Farley
Seattle
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Pit Corps
Navy recruiting office reopened in Huron with Waterman in charge
Navy recruiting office in Huron reopened Monday after L J Boudreaux left for Sioux Falls. RE Waterman of Omaha, fire controlman first class and former navy welterweight and light heavyweight champion, will select 50 men from South Dakota and Nebraska in May for enlistment and send them to the San Diego training station.
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Huron
Navy
L. J. Boudreaux
Sioux Falls
RE Waterman
Omaha
Waterman
Fire Centralman
Thei
West Coast
Herr, i Waterman
South Dakota
Nebraska
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Norfolk
Rites Are Thursday For Mrs Emma Krapf
Funeral services for Mrs Exuma Koipt at Cavour will be held Thursday at 2 pm in Welter Chapel. Rev Carlson will officiate. Burial is Riverside Cemetery. She died Monday at her daughter's home, Mrs Otte Ecisman. Surviving are a daughter, six sons, three brothers, and one granddaughter.
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Emma Krapi
Exuma Koipt
Cavour
Otte Ecisman
Welter Chaplel
Aws. Carlson
Riverside Serriotery
Mix Krapf
Bloomington
South ‘Dakota
W. J. C. Halgh
Phil Mack
Hermen Moeller
Ed Verelat
Marx
Ed Bute
Huron
Otto
Frank Meyer
Henry Meyer
Ontario
Cal
Railway Employes Meet For Discussion
The regular monthly meeting of the C N W railway employees club was held Friday evening near Pamenger station. The well attended session discussed methods to secure more freight and passenger business and plans are being made to bold a pic.
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Railwess
Pamenger Station
Awards honor journalism and theater from 1933
The annual prizes proclaimed by the Columbia School of Journalism celebrate American journalism and letters. Awards include best American drama for Marry of Scotland and recognition for reporting on lynching, editorial writing, and public service. Noted names include Frederick T. Birchall The New York Times and Edmund Duffy Baltimore Sun.
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Marry
Scotland
Maxwell Anderson
Columbia
Medford
Ore
Washington
Frederick T. Birchall
New York Times
Europe
Epl Chase
Atlantic
News Telegraph
Royce Brier
San Francisco Chronicle
Edmund Duffy
Baltimore Sun
California Points
John, Hay
Tyler Dearett
Princeton University
Robert Hillyer
Radcliffe College
Bhen A. Ayers
Andrew J. Clarke
Edward J. Kelley
Boston
Associated Press
Vigi Harce
Margaret McMath
Harewichport
Mase
Edward J. Donohoe
Wilkes Barre
Memo Bers
Luzerna County
Pennsylvania
H. Elfwedd Douglass
St Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Melgi
Frost
New Orleans
Times-Picayurne
Pearl Ledet
Charles J. Truitt
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Ocean City
Salisbury
Frederick Wolfman
World-Telegram
I Gsiom Zuber
Hirmingham
Alay News
Geoffrey Parsons
New York Heralde ‘Tribune
EL EL
Albuquerque
MY Tribune
Gallup
Casper
Yost
Su. Louis
Globe Demoncrat
Douglas W. Swiggett
Milwaukee Journal
Rainbridge
Colby
New York America
James E Lawrence
Lincoln
Webs Star
Iowa
William R. Mathews
Tucson
Ariz
Daily Star
Story funeral set for Wednesday in Huron
The funeral of Eda C Story, a former Huron farmer, will be held Wednesday at 2 pm in Kingor chapel. Dr Hubert Ketelle will conduct the service and burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery.
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Falls
Montana
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Wheat Puteres
Moeees
Bolles & Hogers
Huron Hide and Meta) Co
Huron Foultry
Sutter
Egc
Swift & Co Huron
Poway
Teghorn News
Rocke Springs
Rock Broilers
Leghorn
Spring Ducks
Old Ducks
Peese
Thy
Idaho
Wisconsin
U.S
Colorado
Clures U
Carlead
Paris
Oper
Alaska
Juneau
CRO
CANW
Cmsipee
Cri&p
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col'g&e
Colum
Cony
Curtiss
ET Pon Fe Lt Sa
Firestone T&r
Fox Filer
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Sts Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Industry
Sarvester
Nickel
ITT
Jolene Manville
St. Selvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Lambert
Yehigh Port
Etguids
Macker
Mallinson
Rob
MacPac
Mont Ward
Nash If
Nat
Rise
Nat Cash
Nat Distr
North
Ann
Pac
Packard
Par
Ener
Penn Rra
Phillipe Bet
Pullman
RKO
Rep
Rey Tob
Sears Roe
Sccany
St Oi
M Am
Stew Warn
Tike
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Unit Act
Unit. Corp
Winit ‘Fruit
Jewk Ale
US Pipe
US Rubber
Steel
Vanadinor
Viex Chem
Warner Pic
West Union
West Eloc
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Standard Oil
Swift & Co
Bisc Boa
Ford Motor Ltd
U. 5
Liberty
Treasury
Fed. Farm
IF. D.R
Waltons
Madison
Calendine
XC Myers
Mectizon
Imak Walton
League
ON Play
C. J. Bailey
Xi Medical
Mina*Ely
de Smet
Nsec
Harry Fitgibbon
Surgical
Ai Hagemo
Leona Neue
Hurot Pliller-Highmore-Wesangton
Spain
Metz
Ioe
Bubon Sde
Metal. CO
Sheldon F. Reese
Elevator
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