Market Freight Quotes for Cereals and Grains
Mixed commodity report shows oats No 2 white at 1.2514, barley No 3 at 79, flax No 1 at 2.1544. Corn and rye not quoted.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1937
Page
2
Market News Swine and cattle prices steady to higher
Market reports from Armour Stockyards and Chicago convey hog prices rising to top around 10.60, with hog receipts near 500 at Sioux Falls and Chicago showing strong demand. Cattle and calves largely steady to up 25-40 cents, with fed steers and yearlings leading gains and widespread activity across Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, and St. Paul markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Anrly
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicana
T.S.D.A
South
Paul
D.A
Ann Kon
LDS
Cemman Oulls
Caly Anne
S.D.A
A Av. Tige Ja. AY
Dust storms lift wheat bids amid North Dakota weather
Wheat futures rose on reports of dust storms in North Dakota with gains credited to eastern sources. Weather updates from Williston Jamestown Valley City and Fargo influenced buying. At close May and July contracts showed mixed moves while corn and oats declined on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
Williston
Jamestown
Valley City
Fargo
Ry Lesvarus
London Coronation Draws World Wide Crowds
London stood in silence and celebration as the king and queen rode from the Abbey to Buckingham Palace. A record, dense crowd cheered amid gun salutes and global news reach through radio and cables. The procession, described as a carnival-like spectacle, drew millions, with many camping out overnight for vantage points along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Tower of Gondon
St. James’ Park
Buckingham Palace
London
Huron Crain
Hyde Park
Minneapolis Wheat and Flour Markets May 12 Report
Minneapolis cash grain prices show No. 1 dark northern at 3.14 per bushel with various staff quotes and bids. Futures tick up with May at 132 percent, July 1.25 percent, Sept 1.18 percent while a drop in receipts contrasts last year. Separate Duluth cash closes list No. 1 hard amber at 1.24 to 1.25 and mixed durum values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ube
Latta
Montana
Lom
Duluth
New York Poultry and Produce Prices May 12 Briefs
Regional market notes from New York and several Midwest cities report mixed pricing on dressed poultry and eggs. Listings show broilers and hens, turkeys, and ducks with varied weights and regional price ranges, alongside butterfat and creamery butter quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mattchell
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux Falls
R—P
Sioux City
Chicago
Aguren
Market slides on mild losses as rails rise modestly
New York May 12 The stock market failed to sustain gains with rallying power fading and rails leading fractions higher while favorites held gains. Losses were widespread across the list with farm implements and utilities largely charting the year’s bottom trends as new 1937 lows appeared in several issues. Wheat and other commodities showed scattered movements amid uneven trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
Shad
Uist
Western Union
Woodworth
American Water Worga
Penick & Ford
Music Scholarship Try Outs On June 2 At Huron College
The Wednesday try outs for the Huron College music scholarship will be held June 2 in the college chapel. Open to high school seniors or college freshmen, it funds a year of voice, piano, or violin instruction. Contact Miss Alice Sanderson, chair of the committee, to enter. More than a hundred nearby schools have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttmes
Musicare Huron College
College Chapel
Alice Sanderson
Huron College
South Dakota Dental Society Convention Elects Leaders
In Mitchell, the 55th annual South Dakota Dental Society gathering for dental assistants and the women's auxiliary concluded. Officers for the coming year were elected with Mrs. Mayme Weddell reappointed as president, Miss Faye Hackett named vice president, and Miss Merle Andrews chosen secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dakota Dental Society
Mayme Weddell
Sioux Falls
Faye Hackett
Rapid City
Merle Andrews
Huron
WALL OF STOCK TICKERS AND BONDS REPORT
The page lists a dense array of stocks with percent changes, followed by a Minneapolis stock section and a New York bonds roundup. Major names include AT&T, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, and United States Steel with varied gains and losses. The New York bonds section notes Treasury issues and Farm Mortgage bonds with quoted prices and yields.
Five Nurses to Graduate at Sprague Hospital School
Five nursing students will graduate at Sprague Hospital School of Nursing with commencement at 8 o'clock tomorrow at First Congregational Church Hycombe. Graduates include Dorothy Braun Wolsey Ione Wasem Osceola Elsie Schefsky Forestburg Evelyn Andrews Huron Nellie Donahue Sorum 5 D Dr W H Griffith presides. Recessional Festal March. Florence Nightingale pledge and diploma ceremony details listed with music and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague Hospital School of Nursing
First Congregational Church
Hycom
Bee
Dorothy Braun
Wolsey
Ione
Wasem
Osceola
Elsie Schefsky
Forestburg
Evelyn
Andrews
Huron
Nellie Donahue
Sorum
W. H. Griffith
Handel
BR. L. Nordness
W. H Riley
Campbell-Pipion
Johny Floss
Brs
Walter Matson
George Longsaff
Margorie Walker
Charlotte Durdale
Vera la Craft
Hubert Ketelie
Nordnase
Wright
May Fete At Huron College Under Two Directors
On campus, Huron College students rehearse for the May Fete to be staged in the auditorium this Friday evening under the direction of Phyllis Hoff man and Velma Jonason. Hoff man reports acts are ready and dancers will appear with college students, with participation required for all freshmen and sophomore girls and additional cast from the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Hoffman
Velma Jonason
Huron College
Miss. Hoffman
Miss Jonason
David Paterson Sr Dies Of Pneumonia
CAKE PRESTON May 12 Special David Paterson Sr 83 a pioneer of the community died here Wednesday morning from pneumonia. He homesteaded west of the city after arriving in 1889 from Scotland and lived on the homestead. He held prominent community roles including Kingsbury County Republican leader and two state senate terms. He served on the township board and helped found Lake Henry rural church later serving as a deacon. Known for a Hereford cattle herd he leaves a widow and seven children. Funeral arrangements are not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cake Preston
David Paterson
Scotland
Republican Party
Kingsbury County
State Senate
Legislaure
J M Erickson Is Taken By Death
J M Erickson painter and decorator died suddenly at the Swern Ehert home southeast about 11:20 this morning from a heart attack. Born May 5 196 Norw aye moved to Aurelia then Madison before settling in Arlington and Huron 637 Third Street Southwest. Surviving are widow and six children in Byron Arlington Whiting Ghisavan and Mant with funeral arrangements pending ward from out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Erickson
M. Erickson
Swhn Ehert
Ueake Ayers
Trondbyem
Norway
United States
Aurelia
Madison
Arlington
Huron
Third Street
Erickson
Relief program debate and dam project in Senate
Senators debated nonpartisan relief funding with calls for state and local administration and each state contributing at least 25 percent. A $1.25 billion work and retiree demand for the year starting July 1 was recommended by Rep. Vandenberg and Rep. Bacon. The Tennessee Valley dam plan faced opposition amid warnings of a looming economic downturn and only a small yearly cost portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Michigan
Bacon
New York
Rep
Boland
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Sign Of Sabotage Sought In Wreck
New York City bomb squad members and the Commerce Department explosives chief joined the probe into the Hindenburg disaster. Investigators searched for incendiary bullets or bomb parts while examining the burned wreckage. Lt. Roo Tyler testified as the ground crew supervisor at Lakehurst Naval Air Station amid ongoing hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
J. May Reepy
New York City
Anutser
Nce
Asighty Sk | Queen
Harry Campbell
Bureau of Explosives
New York
Intersate Commerce Commission
St. Clair
Roo. Tyler
Naval Air Station
Endurg
Babson on South America and US economic outlook
Babson discusses why South America lags behind North America in development while visiting Buenos Aires as a guest of the Argentine president. He notes views by Charles G. Dawes on prosperity lasting until about 1939, then likely a downturn unless a spiritual revival curbs inflation. He also questions South Dakota farming, probing self sufficiency and local soil conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Wilson
Buenos Aires
North America
Babson
Charles G.I Wes
United
Roger Babsen
South Dakota
State Fair board reshuffled in Huron to boost 1937 expo
New board members take over in Huron with aims to expand machinery exhibits and secure outstanding amusement features for the State Fair scheduled September 12 to 17. Young president Hansen, a Canistota lumberman, leads the GOP tied group as Corneil becomes treasurer and Secretary Hornby transitions to the fairgrounds residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Patt
Huron
Hansen
Igver
State Fair Board
Canistota
McCook County
Homby
Moody County
Flandres
Plandreau Perk Board
G. GO. P
Heilman
Eureks
Tia
Mc.Pherson County
Corneil
Northwest Security Nation Bank of
Lions Falls
Hornby
Unlicensed Angler Fined in Municipal Court
Glenn Bates of Huron was fined 1 dollar and coins, totaling 630 dollars, after being found guilty in Municipal Court this morning for fishing without a license. Bates was arrested Sunday at the James River by Deputy State Game Warden Fred Curtis and appeared before Judge Cart N. Hal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Bates
Huron
Bucs
James River
Fred Curtis
Cart N. Hal
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admitted: Ethel Claraimbeau Huron medical Mrs Nels Madsen Sr Carpenter surgical Mrs William Weiku Wolsey Surgical Orpha Anderson Higon surgical Lynn Caton Huron James Maxim Howard isesical Clyde Snedigar Bamend surgical Dismissed Ioe Pare Cavour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Claraimbeau
Huron
Medical
Nels Madsen
Sr. Carpenter
Surgical
William Weiku
Wolsey
Orpha Anderson
Higon
Surgica
Lynn Caton
James Maxim
Howard
Isesical
Clyde Snedigar
Bamend
Ioe Pare
Cavour
For Sale By Owner Modest Home Near Church and School
Property ad notes a large Moduv home close in six blocks from P and near school and churches. Offers options including possible demolition or removal of house. Includes nonspecific contact details and unrelated tobacco and liquor store references.
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