Swine Market Upturn and Mixed Livestock Prices at Armouns Yard
Market news from Armouns Stock Yards in Huron and South St Paul reports a broad upturn with hogs and cattle lifting on May 1. Prices show top hogs near 1.70 per hundredweight and cattle mostly steady to strong, with vealers and dairy cows also noted. sheep and lamb offerings remain limited but firm.
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Armouns Stock Yards
Huron
Caide
SM. Paul
South ST. Paul
Secarce
Produce Market Roundup Huron to Sioux City
A multi city dairy and poultry market report lists prices for butterfat eggs and hens from Huron Chicago Mitchell Sioux Falls Watertown Sioux City and more. Prices vary by grade with butterfat Nos 1 and 2 and Leghorn roasters among items. no large shifts noted.
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Huron
Swift & Co
D. Heng
Chicago
Mitchell
Hm Leghorn
Hennery
Sioux
Skyux Falls
Sioux City
Jenle
Livestock prices rise on a strong market across regions
Chicago market reports higher cattle and hog prices with active trade and broad demand. Cattle gains include steers and yearlings, with top ranges around 10.60 to 10.75 for fed cattle and yearlings near 9.35 to 9.50. Sioux City and Sioux Falls show similar strength in cattle and hogs, with direct sales influencing prices and a generally firm to higher outlook across markets.
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Sioux City
May
U. SD. A
Chicago
AAM
Fed
Evans
California
Sioux Falls
Upturns Rule In Chicago Wheat Pit
Chicago wheat prices showed upturns with late bulges around two cents a bushel. Reports of crop deterioration in the southwest especially Oklahoma and Texas drew sharp attention. Texas crops in parts declared a failure. yields averaged near five bushels per acre depending on the weather. At the close May wheat rose about 1% to 1.414? and July to 1.42, with corn and oats advancing as well. Minneapolis wheat receipts totaled 48 carloads versus 2 a year ago, basis trading higher. No 1 dark northern at 81 1/8 to 87 1/4 and No 2 at 9? to 10?.
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Chicago
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Minneapolis
Huron
Grain Bulletin
Ibanees
Mae Team
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago led rally
Markets at a glance show stocks and utilities leading a fresh rally with bonds higher and all groups advancing. Foreign exchange quiet with sterling improving. Chicago notes wheat up on crop damage in the southwest, corn firm on export demand, cattle strong, hogs higher. Grain prices mix with Montana hard wheat and durum bids quoted. oats and barley mixed. flax and sweet clover seed prices listed.
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New York
Bonda
Chicago
Montana
Power Shares Lead Market Recovery
Electric power shares surged to front the market as part of a April May recovery, while most industrials lagged. Utility gains pushed some indices to new highs, rails declined, and bonds strengthened as investors moved on. Trading slowed to around 0,000 shares with mixed results across various blue chips and commodity listings.
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New York
Leurier
Poster Contest Winners Named in Huron County Districts
Winners in the local dental health poster contest sponsored by the Huron Dental Society were announced by district chairman Dr. A A Wollmann. The list covers Huron city school divisions rural schools and the senior high division with cash and merchandise prizes, judges, and display details.
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Huron Dental Society
State
A. A. Wollmann
Huron City
Mary Ellyn Mare
McKinley School
Jeanne Zeller
Lincoln School
Betty Teuber
Jefferson School
John Geones
St. Teresa
Mary Frances Rallins
Louise Glanzer
Sheffield
Loretta L. Hintz
Connell
Leona
Rex
Prairie Knoll
Lois Peterson
Shelffield Scheevs
Phyllis
Hinz
Central
South Dekota
A. K. Fehlman
George G. Bell
Betty Minkel
Pythias Roberts
William C. Welter
George A. Youel
F. Wipf
the Nations
Bank of South
V F W To Select Delegates Thursday At Washington School
Forrest McMalter of Post 1176 Veterans of Foreign Wars announces a regular meeting at Washington school gymnasium Thursday evening. Delegates and alternates will be elected to the Department Encampment in Huron June 25 to 29. Post Commander John Garrity says new post colors will be unfurled for the first time at the meeting. all members are urged to attend.
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Forrest McMalter
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
U. S
Washington
K. H. Koch
Huron
John ©. Garrity
Selassie’s Geneva bid fades as powers edge toward recognition
In Geneva, prospects dim as Britain and France gain corridor gains while Soviet, Chinese positions soften on recognizing Italy’s Ethiopian empire. Litvinoff says prolonging the session won’t help. Kee notes potential deterrence from a stronger Anglo American alliance if talks proceed. Ethiopia’s king arrives amid hospital reports listing admitted patients.
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Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Tomorr ‘Row
China
W. K. Wellington Kee
Britain
Far East
Japan
Italy
Fosheim Declares Unified After Democratic Primary
Oscar Fosheim of Howard praised party unity after securing the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He credited the race as friendly and thanked opponent Mancel Peterson, noting their personal friendship and pledged support for all who backed him. He looked toward the general election campaign.
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Fosheim
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
Democratic Party
Mancel Peterson
Funeral Thursday For Lloyd Goodrich
Funeral services for Lloyd Goodrich 41 will be Thursday at 2 30 PM at the American Lutheran Church. Rev S D Disrud of Wausau Wisconsin and Rev Sander Telferson will officiate. Burial in Riverside Cemetery with pallbearers Verne McVey Robert Dore Ted Lewis Edwin Misterel Jack McLaughlin E R Seim. He died after a short illness with peritonitis following an appendectomy last Saturday. Survived by his mother Mrs Emma Goodrich a sister Leola and grandmother Mrs Theresa Oerlline.
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Lhoyd
Goodrich
Ammeridean Lutheran Church
S. D. Disrud
Wausau
Wis
Sander Tel-fefson
Riverside Cemetery
Verne McVey
Robert Dore
Ted Lewis
Edwin Misterel
Jack McLaughlin
E.R Seim
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Emma Goodrich
Leola
Theresa Oerlline
Free Flowers Offered To Flower Thieves At Park
Park caretakers in Campbell Park remind springtime thieves that tulips are blooming again and available for stealing. If thieves want a bouquet without effort, they may call city hall and a bouquet will be provided, with the only condition being that the caller reveal their name.
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Saarnacers
J. W. Campbell Park
City Hall
James River To Be Cut In Friday
City Manager Lees announced that on Friday the James River will be cut in again at Huron’s summer city water supply source. Bacteriological tests are now deleted as prep for the cut. West weirs have been used during winter and will be cut out Friday to restore river levels for fall return.
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Lees
James River
Huron
Doctors Convention Highlights And Auxiliary Elections
Medical society delegates gathered for talks on Roentgenology pediatrics and physiology with Drs Sutherland Fansler Counsellor Helmholtz and Sweeney as speakers. The annual banquet honored Gov. Jensen and Mrs Westby. Dr Bauer of Chicago spoke to students and the public. Auxiliary elected officers including Mrs B A Dyar as president and Mrs E Johnson as president elect.
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University of South Dakota
Sutherland
University of, South Dakota Medical School
J.J. C. Chimacher
Leslie Jensen
J. R. Westnby
Madison
W. W.J. Bauer
Chicago
Bureau of Health and Public Instruction
American Medical Association
State Society
Bauer
Huron College
Auxiliary
Auxilary
Marvin Hughitt
E. Johnson
Watertown
B. A Dyar
Pierre
J. It Westby
Johnson
Aberdeen
Society
Fest
W. A. Dawley
Rapid City
Mim
J. C. Shirley
Huron
Tressurer
Mia
J. C. Hagin
Miller
Presbyterian Church
The
Elizabeth Borroif
Rollyn Maseson
Misa Virginia Saxton
Howard Saylor
Walter Matson
Robert Bryan
Edith Lyman
Vialig
Coleg
Americans See Weight Care as Major Health Worries
Dr. W. Bauer of the American Medical Association told a Huron audience that dieting and skin care dominate current U.S. health concerns. He attacked quack diets, praised balanced nutrition with milk, fruits, vegetables, and warned against rapid weight loss, laxatives, and unsafe cosmetics. He urged medical exams before dieting and cautioned about sensational ads and unverified cures. A small gathering heard him as part of the South Dakota Medical Society events.
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WW. Bauer
Bureau of Health and Public Insinistion
American Medical Association
Huron
South Dakota Medical Society
Bauer
United States
Junior
America
Chicago
Dr. Bauer
Huron High School
Libeina
Rotarians Elect Sioux City Man Governor at District Meet
YANKTON May 12 UP Ray C Cook of Sioux City was elected Governor of the 119th Rotary district at the annual district conference held here. Awards honored clubs for starting new ones and high attendance, with trophies presented by Dr GW Nash. Rapid City, Brookings, Deadwood, Canton, Custer and Sioux City clubs were cited for various achievements.
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Rotarians
Sioux City
Rapid City
Brookings and
Custer
Yankton
Ray C. Cook
Rotary
GW. Nash
Lawrence W. Robinson
Mitchell Rapid City
Deadwood
Canton Club
Hi] Cy Rotary
Niles
Glenwood
Laws
June Voss
Coundl Bivtis
Rotary Ann
Democrats Hear Mrs. Lida Crowlie at Women’s Club
The Women’s Democratic Club met at Miss Margaret Finley’s home with about one hundred attendees. Mrs. Ann Berg led the session, and Mrs. Leone Crowlie urged unity for the newly elected candidates. Prominent topics included primaries, county conventions, and a regional midwestern conference in Sioux Falls. Two Democratic candidates Emil Loriks and Oscar Fasheim spoke briefly. Out-of-town guests included Vera Kemptner and Mrs Taney Boorman.
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Women’s Democratic Club
Margaret Finley
Ann Berg
Lida Brooks
County View
Beadle County
Gece Oir Insterestingalk
Sted
Leone Crowlie
Uberals
State Central Committee
Rerio
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Taka
Minnesota
Sioux Falls
Democratic National Committee
Warrington
Huron
Emil Loriks
U. S. Congress
Oscar Fasheim
Vera Kemptner
Woonsockes
Taney Boorman
Pierre
Congress Debates Revised Undistributed Profits Levy
Congress considers a revised levy that would tax undistributed profits to raise revenue without increasing overall tax burden. The plan targets corporations with incomes above 25,000, imposing 16 to 19 percent on profits retained, while firms earning up to 21,000 pay none or a reduced rate, with distribution to stockholders influencing the minimum tax rate.
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