Market News Swine Prices Drift Lower Across Markets May 10
Swine prices eased 25 cents on Wednesday with hog sales totaling about 13 700 head in Armour Stockyards Huron. Cattle and sheep were steady while sows and lighter hogs showed varied declines. Regional reports from Sioux Falls Sioux City Watertown and South St Paul note mixed movement with hogs steady to down and cattle steady to higher.
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Armour
Huron
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
South St, Paul
South ST. Paul
WEA
Castle
Commedium
Cottimion
Ford
Sioux City
Huron and Watertown Produce and Grain Markets Report
Daily price ranges from Huron Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls and Minneapolis markets list hens heavy and light weights roosters ducks geese hennery and egg prices butterfat and dairy quotes. Also NY Chicago dairy and grain quotes with No 1 No 2 varieties and cash grain numbers provided.
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Huron
Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Rye Futures Firm as Wheat and Oats Stand Pat
Rye futures showed a firm tone in the grain pits with the May contract rising briefly as local traders covered shorts. Wheat stayed steady and oats moved little, while flour sales in major producing areas slipped slightly and corn bookings reached 79 000 bushels.
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Chicago
Northwestern Millet
Northwest
Steels and Industrials Show Modest Market Gains
New York May 10 steel and industrial shares edged higher amid a cautious trading day. Several prominent issues rose fractions to around a point as turnover neared 700000 shares.
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New York
Seizure of Montgomery Ward Plant Ends
Federal officials relinquish control of the Montgomery Ward plant after Roosevelt linked the election to the case. Avery counters that the president misstates facts and Ward officials would bargain with any union but oppose a closed shop. Judge Holly scheduled to decide on whether the government moves to dismiss its petition.
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Roosevelt
Jones
Avery
Ward
Montgomery Ward
William Holly
Budget calls for 49 billion Army and Navy mergers blocked
President Roosevelt sent a 49,283,916,500 fiscal year military budget to Congress aiming to sustain an army of 7,700,000 for global war through June 1945 with funds through mid-1946. Navy opposes merging services as House panel nears consensus. Separate debate over poll tax and party platform division noted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Navy
Frederick J. Horne
Naval Operations
Cial House Committee
Army
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bloom
DNY
McClellan
D-Ark
Jebor
Arkansan
Aged Lawyer Still Practicing in South Dakota History
Supreme court clerk J W Raish reported a Milwaukee attorney Robert D Martin sought a certificate showing bar membership. He listed practice in Mitchell from 1882 to 1889 and would be at least eighty in 1890, since state admittance began then.
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Raish
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Circuit Court
Territorial
Ays
Hopkins Released From Mayo Clinic
Hopkins, a close adviser to President Roosevelt, leaves Rochester after doctors say a short rest will enable him to resume duties in Washington. Mayo Clinic notes a 2031 gastric ulcer surgery and a long recovery, with no current ulcer or necessary abdominal issues.
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Rocheser
Minn
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Washington
Clinic
Hopkins
St Mayo Clinic
Water rights clash over navigation projects in the West
Idaho presses to keep irrigation priority intact as navigation and flood control works are debated. Governors Moses Ford and former Colorado Governor Carrbacked amendments to subordinate western water to irrigation and demand federal studies before projects proceed. The House action on the rivers and harbors bill prompts calls for safeguards to ensure irrigation water is not diverted by new works.
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Idaho
Bottelfsen
Lewiston
John Moses
North Dakota
C. Ford
Montana
Ralph Carr
Colorado
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Sith
Sioux City
Army Engineers
Congress
Moses
Missouri River
Ford
Huron Youth Dies After Occurrence Tuesday Night
Dale H. Cuschen a 17 year old Huron youth died following a self inflicted gunshot wound after taking a pistol from a friend Edward Slaybaugh 21 at 170 Fourth Street Southwest Slaybaugh claimed Cuschen asked for the pistol saying Cook had given permission to take it Cuschen fired the weapon hitting his abdomen and severing the aorta Death was reported shortly after a physician arrived Coroner Welter and Chief Huntley planned an inquest Slaybaugh was held as a witness Cuschen lived in Wessington and Huron works at the Huron Machine Works He is survived by his father Garrett B Luschen two sisters Florence and Ruby and a brother Lyie Seattle Wash Funeral services were not completed today.
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Dale H. Cuschen
Cuschen
Tipelock
Edward Slaybaugh
Fourth Street
Slaybaugh
Luschen
Slabaugh
George R. Cook
Cook
Beadle County
Wy. C. Welter
Warvey Huntley
Wessington
Lebanon
Lake Preston
Huron
Dakota Avenue
South
Huron Machine Works
Garrett B. Luschen
Florence
Ruby
Lyie
Seattle
Wash
Charley Schultz 77 Dies After Long Illness
Charley Schultz 77 died at his home 123 Second Street Southeast at 3 40 this morning after a two year illness. Funeral at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church Friday at 2 with Rev. Phil Mueller. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Lying in state at Welter Chapel 7 to 9 Thursday night. Born in Germany September 11 1866, he came to the United States with his parents at age two and settled at Oskaloosa Iowa. Survived by widow two sons Albert De Smet and Louis Huron and four daughters Mrs Frank Nielson Prince Albert Canada Mrs Emil Schinkel Kellogg Minn Mrs Albert Johnson Carthage and Mrs Gust Adrian Belknap Ia. Also two brothers Herman Oskaloosa and Theodore Macon Mo, 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Charley Schultz
Second Street
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Phil Mueller
Riverside Cemetery
Welter Chapel
Germany
Mr. Schnitz
United States
Oskaloosa
Mary Lois Koch
Esmond
Huron
Albert Schultz
de Smet
Louis Schultz
Frank Nielson
Prince Albert
Canada
Emil Schinkel
Kellogg
Minn
Albert Johnson
Carthage
Gust Adrian
Belknap
Herman
Oskaloo- Sa
Theodore
Macon
Nice
Allender of Huron Elected By Realtors
F G A Larson of Sioux Falls was elected president and Ernest Rudolph of Sioux Falls secretary of the South Dakota Farm Real Estate Association at the annual meeting in Watertown. A McGillivray of Watertown and John Allender of Huron were named vice presidents, succeeding L K Mossing of Sioux Falls.
Mrs. James Hinman Dies in California
Mrs. James R. Hinman of North Hollywood California died Tuesday. Funeral services planned at Tombstone Crematory in Los Angeles. Hinman was a former Huron resident and member of Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star. her husband, a Chicago and North Western conductor, died in 1912 and is buried in Huron.
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Huron Jin
James R. Hinman
North Hollywood
Cal
Pounday Aerometers
Jha Toberman
Doris Duke Divorce Set Aside By New Jersey Court
In Elizabeth New Jersey May 10 Acting Master Dougal Herr voided the Reno divorce of Doris Duke Cromwell and James H R Cromwell former U S minister to Canada and ordered the divorce set aside The judge noted fraud was conspicuous in the heiress claim of Reno residency Cromwell seeks a limited divorce under New Jersey law to be heard later Cromwell's counsel said Mrs Dukes Nevada testimony had been sealed and was unavailable to her husband
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Elizabeth
N. J
Dougal Herr
Chancery Court
Doris Duke Cromwell
James H. R. Cromwell
U. S
Canada
Herr
Reno
Cromwell
New Jersey
Nevada
Luby Slated To Head Legion Post In May Election
Tom H. Luby Beadle County assistant state’s attorney and longtime Legion 1 figure is slated as commander of William Reaves Post No. 7 in the upcoming May 22 election. Other officers named include Joe Reilly as vice commander Harry B. Adams historian George G. Bell chaplain and Jesse M Olson finance officer. After the May 23 meeting new officers will take over in the fall. District leaders voiced broad support for Dr Ray A Stratton’s state department candidacy with districts across the state signaling favorable regard. Delegations from several towns attended as entertainment from Shirlee Van Tassell staff and Legion Allied Quartet highlighted the meeting.
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Tom H. Luby
Beadle County
Legion 1
William Reaves
American Legion
Joe Reilly
Harry B. Adams
George G. Bell
Jesse M Olson
L. A. Zieske
William Reaves Fast
Ray A. Stratton
State Department of the Legion
Huron Legionnaire
Huron
Lawrence Spicer
Wessington
Stratton
Miller
Hitchcock
Cavour
Woonsocket
Wolsey
Miller Post
Stritton
State Department
Pierre
Shirlee van Tassell
Legion Assembly
Miss van Tassell
Jessie Paulson
Arlene Williams
Georgia Markle
Melba Hanson
Adelina Hanson
Dorothy Schrader
L. L. Trotter
Honnegar
G. D. van Dyke
Clarence Gordimier
Hal Busse
Shirlee van Tassel
Everett Gilland
Legionnaires
Dr. Stratton
Jimmy Hoffman
Nazi Plane Plant Cracked By Yanks
Allied air forces bombed the Messerschmitt factory at Wiener Neustadt Austria and hit railways and war industries as 2000 aircraft attacked German defenses from Britain and Italy. The Fifteenth Air Force continued daylight bombing in Italy on its 26th mission.
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London
Italy
Alps
Messerschmitt
Wiener Neustadt
Austria
Adolf Witler
Britain
Europe
Fifteenth Air Force
Naples
Ankara
Bucharest
Romania
Knin
Sibenik
Vienna
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Includes Local Residents
At the hospitals the admitted set includes John Hornig of Cavour for medical care, G Biggerstaff from Huron for a surgical, Jennie Nicholas of Huron for med 1, Fred Gordon of Huron for minor surgical. Discharged are Don Anderson and Jerry Galliger from Huron, Bonilla, Mrs Milton Walsh and baby girl from Huron, Joe Siep from Oldham. More than half a million people in epeland and Wales are named.
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John Hornig
Cavour
Medical
G. Biggerstaff
Huron
Surical
Jennie Nicholas
Fred Gordon
Don Anderson
Jerry Galliger
Bonilla
Milton Walsh
Joe Siep
Oldham
Epeland
Wales
Wesley Swanson Believed Killed in World War II
A report from Litchfield Minnesota confirms Wes Swanson 29 of Huron was missing since April 4 while serving as radioman in the Navy. Letters from the Front say the crew saw combat near the Bay of Biscay and Swanson is presumed dead. Memorial services are planned at the Presbyterian Church in Huron and he is survived by two sisters Lois and Mrs Frank Varu of Oakland and a fiancé Margaret Van Voorhis.
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Litchfield
Minn
Wesson Swanson
Haron
Ly Can
Reedy
Swanson
Swevin
Navy
Litehfield
Sistant Managver
J.py Yy
Huron
Bay of
Gbiseys
Wiley
Rio
Naval Reserve
England
Wesley
Boser
Lois
Frank Varu
Oakland
Cal
Manilas
Oklahoma By
Mac
Garet van Voorhis
Hrsun
Toda
Pola Negri Faces Possible Jail Term in New York
New York reports Pola Negri may receive jail time after a high court ruling. Justice Votel found the actress guilty of a noted debt owed to the estate of Cui and Thayer Kingston. The suggested fine nears 1,975 dollars, aligning with Bernstein’s prior decision.
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New York
Negri Todey
Allus
Votel
Guily
Con
Huron Bridge Club Ends Season With Final Match
The Huron Bridge Club played its last game of the season at Marvin Hughslival. Top scores posted by Mark Kuni and Mrs R W Wilson with 14544 match points. Cumulative leaders included Berg Friedman Fullerton Funck 807 and Ryt Christopher with notable pairings. Winners of the season were Berg and Jr with 2303 points. other high pairs include Case and German 2303, Mrs C H Bell and W C Gagnon 2218, Chester N White 2215. The club plans to resume nightly matches in the fall.
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Huron Bridge Club
Marvin Hughslival
Mark Kuni
R. W. Wil’son
Walter EB
Tenney
Friedman
J. E. Strohmien
Abe S
Yeo
George
L. C. Pullerton
Messrs. Berg and
Case
Erman
C. H. Bell
W. C. Gagnen
Chester N. White
Mc Fullerton
Punch
William Bilers
Royal
O Neal Demands End to Federal Consumer Subsidies
President Edward A. O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged Congress to outlaw federal consumer subsidies. He told the House banking committee that wartime price controls widen the farm labor gap and called for safeguards against administrative wartime policy effects.
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O'Neal
Washington
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federatiet Today
House
Bing Committee
Congress
Iowa Medic Dies At Home After Illness
Dr Frank P. Winkler aged 60 longtime president of the Iowa State Medical Association died at his home after a period of heart trouble. He spent about two months in a Rochester Minnesota hospital for treatment.
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Iowa
Sibley
Frank P. Winkler
Iowa State Medical Association
Rochester, Minn
Too Late To Classify FOR RENT Sleeping Room in City
Classified fragment indicates a rental offer for a modern sleeping room at 115 Colorado 5. W. There is a stray note about a single key found in a Teather cane and a Huronite Office reference.
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Colorado 5. W
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