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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1933

Page

11

Hog Markets Steady to Higher Across Midwest and Chicago

Market summary reports cattle and hog prices from Armour Stockyards Huron May 9 with 500 hogs sold. top hog price 2.63, calves and sheep steady, cattle weak to inactive. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, veal, lambs, and hogs across Sioux Falls Sioux City South St. Paul and Chicago markets with top hogs around 4.30 locally and steady to higher drift in region.

Armour Yards Armour Stockyards Huron Om Sons Sioux Falls Stoux South St. Paul Lowx City Sioux City S. D Chicago Avamens Harley Cagtie Down Good

Futures Prices Recede Sharply in Minneapolis Market

Minneapolis trading closes lower across grains as reports of tariff truce fail to sustain buying interest. Wheat and flax lead declines with oats rye and barley also down, cash demand mixed while winter wheat holds firmer and oats demand slows.

Minneapolis England Montana

Market notes from Huron and Sioux Falls items

Market brief lists daily commodities furnished by Swift & Co including hens, eggs, butter and butterfat with prices. hides, pelts and wool by Bolles & Rogers. Sioux Falls and Chicago price reports for poultry, butter, eggs, potatoes, and various grains. with New York and Minneapolis price updates and closing quotes for multiple stocks.

Huron Swift & Co Bolles & Rogers Baron Sioux Falls

Rain Streak Records Shatter in Rapid City

Rapid City SD reports 16 straight days of rain starting April 23. Weather observer Harley N Johnson notes only one prior year since records began in 1898 with as many wet days, 1892 from May 1 to May 16. Current moisture totals reach 0.624 inches, 0.14 above normal, with more rain expected tomorrow.

Rapid City S.D Harley N. Johnson

National Music Week Programs In Local Towns

Hitchcock and Bonilla centered National Music Week as Beadle County showcased local talent with Faros organizations contributing. A similar country lineup continues with Huron planning tomorrow’s annual Wednesday Musicale concert at 8 15 p m in the college chapel while Puron College School of Music pupils performed last night featuring four piano pieces one organ one voice and a string quartet. The Rorilla program at 7 30 p m includes Carl Jacobs Telia Wharton Arnold Tillman Elmer Arndt Lenore Gitchell Helen Bandy and a Young Artists club quartet with Mrs Camden Rayburn providing piano accompaniments.

Hitchcock Bonilla Beadle County Faros Huron Stackpole College Chapel Puron College School of Music Miss Stockpole John Wharton Rorilla Carl Jacobs Huron College Music Department Telia Wharton Arnold Tillman E. Weston Leo Elmer Arndt Irs Lenore Gitchell Miss Eelen Young Artists Club Hurton Camden Rayburn

Eschliman Addresses Huron College Students About Christian Education

Eschliman field secretary of the State council of religious education spoke at Huron College detailing a common world program of Christian education. He listed seven objectives including personal relationship with God, understanding Jesus, character development, church participation, building a Christian community, interpretation of life and universe, and Bible knowledge. Miss LaVay Hadley buys Ninette Beauty Shop La Cantos. ownership unchanged. Stock listings follow.

Eschliman College AR Sate Council of Religious Education Huron College God Jesus

Late Dip Wipes Out Stock Market Gains

New York stock activity on May 9 saw midday gains erode in a late decline. Major movers like American Telephone, Union Pacific, U S Steel, DuPont, Consolidated Gas, and Allied Chemical fell back from early increases, while Santa Fe, New York Central, Liggett & Myers, and Case posted fractional losses as about 2.5 million shares changed hands amid hospital-related notes.

New York Americart Telephone Union Pacific U.S. Steel DuPont, Consolidated,Gas and Allied Chemical Santa Fe New York Central Liggett & Moore Band Case

Vera Cotton Named May Queen For Hu ron Fete

Vera Cotton of Huron will be May Queen at Hu ron college May Fete with the production titled A Harlequinade. Esther Mace directs Phyllis Hoffman as Pierrette and Mary Starling as Harlequin. a rain date is May 13 in the college auditorium at 6 30 p m. Cotton is active on campus as president of the Women’s Athletic Association, treasurer of the Campus Players, and member of Pi Alpha Phi.

Vera Cotton Huron Huron College A'phomega Columbines Esther Mace Phyllis Hoffman Pierrette Mary Starling Harlequin

Mrs Davis Reveals Early Huron Days in June 1861

Hitchcock resident Mrs. Willig Davis recalled arriving in Huron in June 1861 as her husband joined Snedigar and Eaton Hardware and Machinery. She described rapid town growth, a two story building, and living near the fal rad Furniture site as the town buzzed with saws and hammers.

Huron Dudley Fell Harold Boyle Earl Avery Frank Hughes Valley Township

Young Democrats Name Officers at Capitol Meeting

J H Klein of Sioux Falls was elected president of the Statehouse Young Democrat club at a Capitol meeting. Nadine Russell of Aberdeen is vice president and Orson Smith of Rapid City secretary. Verda Jane Bausfield of Platte is treasurer. executive board includes John Cannon Jr of Fort Pierre Dorothy O’Meara of Howard Joe Adrian eel and Roth Galloway of Sioux. Delegates to the state meeting at Hu ron May 20 will be elected next week.

Capitol Poerre J. H. Klein Sioux Falls Statehouse Young Democrat Club Huron Klein Nadine Russell Aberdeen Prsident Orson Smith Rapid City Verda Jane Bausfield Platte John Cannon, Jr Fort Pierra Dorothy O'Meara Howard Joe Adrian Eel Roth Galloway Sioux

Firemen's Drill Team Prepares for State Tourney

The Huron Fire Department drill team led by Martin J. Anderson began practice for the state firemen's tournament to be held in Mitchell with the South Dakota Fire School starting June 5. Team members include Joe Daum Jr, Ed Ulrich, Carroll Bruce, Jerry Thompson, AL Teuber, Max Teuber, and Howard Sawvell. Practice sessions occur three nights weekly.

Firemen Huron Fire Martin J. Anderson Mitchell South Dakota Fire School Joe Daum, Jr Ed Ulrich Caroll Bruce Jerry Thompson AL Teuber Max Teuber Howard Sawvell

Band Festival Set for Watertown May 12

Nearly 20 musicians from northeastern South Dakota towns will take part in a Watertown band festival Friday May 12 for music week observances. Director W S Peck of Pack's Watertown band will oversee activities including a massed band parade in the afternoon and concerts in the morning and evening.

Watertown Watertown South Dakota Watertown W. S. Peck Pack

Wisconsin Death Calls Virgil Official to Monroe Funeral

Beadle county commissioner Frank E. Matzke of Virgil received word Sunday morning of his oldest sister's death in Monroe Wisconsin. He departed yesterday to attend the funeral services scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.

Wisconsin Frank E. Matzke Virgil Beadle County Monroe Wmn Matzke

Peyton Named Bank Chairman by Federal Reserve Board

John M. Peyton is appointed commissioner of banks of Minnesota and chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Effective May 15, Peyton replaces the late John R. Mitchell as chairman of the board of directors and federal reserve agent, serving until December 31, 1995.

John M. Peyton Washington, May Banks Mennesota Federal Reserve Bank of

City Briefs Spread of Weekend Visits in Huron Area

Local notes report W A Lambert and wife visiting near Huron from Water, while Miss Kerkow from Washington arrives for a month with Mrs Chester Williams. Others include Mrs E Leepy returning after five months, and births, trips to Sioux Falls and Mitchell, plus Mother’s Day promotions.

W. A. Lambert Wateres Palmer Wickly Montana Avenue Southwest C.D. Strickland Gladys Pyle Carl Weir Sioux ‘Falls Weir Sioux City Kiel Brog., Inc Maurice Tobin Jack Idaho Avenue Southeast Mitchell Loyd Smith Luverne Minn S-Badgc Charles E. Lowery Huron R J. Lowery Agnes Mathieu Aberdeen Agnes McCreery I. F. Bucketeier Max Willard Louis Steverwald Rapid City School of Mines

Food Depot To Be Closed Saturday By VFW

Food relief depot run by Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars since December will open only from 1 30 p m to 3 p m for final food distribution. Chairman Irving R Crawford urged contributions as the We KW post ran a 50 deficit in its relief fund. Donations may be sent to the depot chairman or John Johnson, quartermaster of the VFW.

Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars Irving R Crawford We KW. Post Waringus Public Enterprises Ranford John Johnson V. F. W. Here

Gandhi Faces Nausea as Fast Enters Third Week in Poona

Mahatma Gandhi showing nausea during a three week fast started Monday in protest against treatment of the untouchables. A Bombay physician was summoned as supporters fear for his life. Gandhi remains at a follower's bungalow in Poona after release from prison earlier in the day. He announced his civil disobedience campaign would pause for a month, insisting the proclamation was voluntary despite government objections.

Gandhi Poona India Mahatma Gandhi Bombay Mathama Gandhi Maathatma Vittal Das Thackerray Yeroda Brisco Ageiet

Industrial Council Is Goal Of Miss Perkins

Miss Frances Perkins secretary of labor said at a luncheon that a national industrial council representing both employers and employees should be formed to cooperate with the federal government to improve conditions in industry. The remarks were made in New York at a luncheon hosted by the Industrial Council.

Industrial Council Miss Perkins New York Iihe Frances Perkins Secretary of Labor Bonce Strana The Industrial Coun

Senior Day Fete At Huron High School

Grotesque costumes and dressed up outfits featuring children's clothing appeared at Huron High School for the annual Senior Day celebration. The student body hosted a comic program, while activities were described as pared down from a full clambake mood.

Huron High School

Tariff Truce Prospects Move Forward In Britain US Talks

London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald announced a tariff truce with the United States is likely pending final wording while protecting each side’s positions. Washington notes optimistic progress as Norman Davis pushes London line at the world economic conference. Italy accepts Roosevelt plan with reservations on dollar value and possible super duty. Davis criticizes Germany’s stance at Geneva disarmament talks as a major obstacle.

London Ramsay MacDonald Rouse of Commons Britain United States Tham MacDonald Commons Washington Opimisa Norman H. Davia Poetican Mace ‘Donald House of Common Agreement Wall Ln Italy Rome Roosevelt France Chiticlzes Norman H Daxvis Germany Alfred Rosenberg Hitler Davis Geneva

Pioneer Settler at Lake Preston Dies

LAKE FRESTON May. J F Archer 78 pioneer resident of Lake Preston vicinity died at his home last night after an extended illness from anemia. Archer came to Kingsbury county in the eighties homesteading north of Lake Preston and later moved to town. Surviving are widow and six children Edwin and Josie Lake Preston Frank Ipswich Jerald Minneapolis See bastias Laola and Mrs Mildred Larson Sioux Falls. Funeral arrangements to be held at Lake Preston Catholic church Wednesday morning with interment in local cemetery.

Lake Freston J. F. Archer Lake Preston Hera Mr. Archer Kingsbury County Edwin Josie Frank Ipswich Jerald Minneapolis Seebastias Leola Mildred

Flower shops in Huron to stay open Memorial Day

Flower shops in Huron will remain open until noon on Memorial Day May 30. The Chamber of Commerce retail division executive committee recommended other stores stay closed all day except drug stores. Drug stores will close briefly during the patriotic program. Cefes will operate as usual.

Huron Chamber of Commerce Retail Division Cefes Usuah

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