Market News on Armours Stockyards and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Armours Stockyards Huron describe receipts near 1 000 and prices peaking around 6 50 for 160 200 lb hogs with a strong market, while beef cattle and sheep bids shift. Chicago market shows underweight pigs steady while heavier stock struggles with slow demand and varied yard quotations across cattle sheep and calves. Sioux City St Paul and Falls Oregon postings follow with mixed hogs steady to lower and cattle generally steady to weak amid slow sales and stable to firmer steer prices.
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Armour Stockyands
Huron
Arrmours
Stags
Figs
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported for Thursday Sale
U S Dept data shows hogs trading slow to fairly active with a mixed demand. Weights 150 to 720 pounds mostly steady to lower with top around 7.25 for 130 to 150 pounds and lighter weights near 7.15. Sows mostly 5.05 to 6.00, pigs scarce, and heavy weights around 7.18 to 7.25 for 194 to 200 pounds.
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Chicago
Mey M
S. Dept
Wheat futures wobble as grains drift on weak corn
In Minneapolis on May 14, the wheat futures market showed declines with May wheat down and July and September prices lower amid mixed demand. Corn eased about one quarter, oats and barley steadied, and rye fell slightly. cash wheat demand was good early, with flax and durum offerings noted.
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Minneapolis
May
Jac Ower
Montana
Sam
Reid
Oals
Duluth Cash Close Thursday Market Update
The Duluth market page shows cash close figures for May and upcoming deliveries in durum and wheat products. Prices quoted include durum varieties and mixed durum, with noting of percentages and tradable lots.
Produce Market Highlights from Huron Sioux Falls and Chicago
Market notes from Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, and Chicago cover butterfat prices, eggs, and poultry. Reports show firmer butter and eggs in Chicago, varied hen and broiler prices in midwest markets, and general activity in delivery and packing throughout May 14.
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Mitchell
Sioux Palls
Sioux Falls
Leghorn
Butler
Sioux City
Chicago
Rails And Steel Drag Down Lists
New York May. Market drifted lower as weak rails and steel shares weighed down the close. Major declines hit Rock Island Union Pacific and Southern Pacific while American Can faded after an early rally. Trading exceeded 1.5 million shares with widespread declines across many blue chips. United States Steel fell to its lowest in years amid pressure.
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New York
United States Steel
Rock Island
Union Pacific
New York Central
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
American Can
Morehhan
May Fete honors Queen of the May at Huron College
Evelyn Wright crowned Queen of the May as thousands attend on campus. The senior daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Wright led ninety one co-eds in dances for the festival directed by Marian H Ayres. Attendants coaches flower girls and trumpeteers completed the pageant amid campus garden scenes and a peasant dance procession.
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Evelyn Wright
Huron College
Huron
George W. Wright
Nebraska Avenue
Sea
Miss Wright
Ing
Theta Alphi Phi
Naional Dramatic Fraternity
Women's Glee Club
Women's Athletic Association
Huron College Dramatic Organization
Ethelyn Bergman
Miss Hergman
St Flandreau
Patty Lou Agne
Ruth Housman
Lorraine Goucher
Harriet Scruby
Ruth Long
Jessie Paulson
Florence Shouse
Rachel Myers
Huron Municipal
Delight
Marian H. Ayres
the College
Lois Addison
Marguerite Whitman
Irene Goodlander
Dorothy Savage
Eunice Williams
Charlotte Adron
Fisi Itt
Mawwine Holcomb
Mildred Pugsley
Verna Shervey
Marjorie Frybarger
Warten's Athletic Association
Mildred Stone
Mildred Brown
Marguerite Whisman
Elsie Tilt
Vere Cation
LaFola Shouse Magjorie Brooks
Dorothy Tilt
25000 New Names on War Dead List Poppy Day Appeal
Mrs. E. P. Gordon of the American Legion Auxiliary reports more than 25 000 new names will be added to a war dead scroll as Memorial Day nears. She notes World War veterans die at about 70 daily, creating hardship for families lacking government compensation without proven service. The Auxiliary funds extensive aid and hospital cheer, financed largely by the red memorial poppy sold locally to support living veterans and families.
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America
E. P. Gordon
William Reaves
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Gordon
Legion Auxiliary
Legion and
Auxiliary
Peregram
Huron
Memorial Day Talk Planned by Wilson in Huron
The Rev. A. L. Wilson of Hitch cock Methodist church will give the Memorial Day address in Huron on May 30. Leo A Temmey, program general chairman, announced. Dr. H. P. Carson, a G A R veteran, will offer the closing prayer at the Hureal theatre. The program includes a parade and ceremonies at the theatre and at cemeteries with participation from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Committee members include H W Markey A L Kinkead William Smith and J O Hagen for transportation. wreaths and flowers will be arranged by W B R C Spanish American War Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary.
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William ©. Welter
American Legion
I. O. Hagen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Temmey
H.W. Markey
A. L. Kinkead
William Smith
J. O. Hagen
W. BC
W. BR. C
Spanish American War Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Farelem Wars Auxiliary
Kiwanians Plan To Entertain At Virgil
About 30 to 40 Huron Kiwanians and wives will leave the Marvin Hughitt hotel at 7 39 tonight for Virgil to entertain at a Plethodist Episcopal church gathering sponsored by the Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid. John P Walsh announced the trip at the club luncheon. The annual ladies night will be at the Huron Country club next Thursday. A Broadland trip is set for June 11 and a Wolsey trip for June 28. An annual Watertown visitation is planned for early June. Blake F Patton urged more water supply for industrial needs. S M Jensen spoke on dairy pasteurization for disease prevention.
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Marvin Hughitt
Virgil
Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid
John P. Walsh
Huron Country Club
Broadland
Wolsey
Watertown
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
S. M. Jensen
Belasco, the Famous Theatrical Producer, Dies at 74
New York May 14 David Belasco dean of American theatrical producers died at 4 15 p m today at the Hotel Gladstone after months of illness He was 74 lifelong devotee of stage craft with more than 200 works as author collaborator adapter or manager His influence extended to stage realism and a school of realistic acting whose pupils became stars.
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New York
David Delasco
American Theatrical Producers
Gladstone
Stonecraft
David Belasco
Belasen
Huron Man To Take North Dakota Job
Clifford BE Arnold, former Huron Chamber of Commerce assistant secretary, will leave Huron around May 20 to become secretary of the Mandan Chamber of Commerce in North Dakota. He was selected by Mandan president H C Schulte. Arnold previously gained chamber work with the State Chamber of Commerce of Washington. Mrs Arnold will join him in Mandan mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford BE. Arnold
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Chainer of Commerce
Mandan
N.D
Arnold
H.C. Schulte
Aryneld
State Opens Bids For 250000 Coal Supply
Pierre May 14 The state purchasing department opened bids for 250000 worth of coal to supply all state institutions for the coming year. Four bids entered. Contracts likely not awarded for several days as the various coal types must be analyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Burchhasing Department
Raul
Hnately
Minneas Stilks Neapolis Bid Ack Crosz Are First Bank
In a garbled OCR snippet from a historic Minneapolis page a bank stock headline appears to reference a bid ack Crosz and first bank listing by Bancorverstion.
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Minneas Stilks
Neapolis
District R. N. A. Meats At Pierre
Nearly 2500 delegates and visitors from Royal Neigh lodges attended the semiannual district meeting in Pierre yesterday. Mina M. Wood of Huron, state supervisor, presided with Anla Huddieson of Westington assisting.
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R.N. A
Pierre Pierre
Mina M. Wood
Huron
Anla Huddieson
Wersington
Workers Urged To Resist Wage Cuts
Washington May 14 The American Federation of Labor executive council urged workers to resist wage reductions to prevent continuous unemployment. It warned of a push by certain bankers and employers to lower wages and living standards, citing Goodyear Tire and Rubber and BFGoodrich Rubber as examples.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Hoover
White House
Labor Council
Goodyear Tira and Rubber Company
Huron Musicians Travel for Mitchell Triangular Festival
Transportation arrangements were made at Huron High School for 165 musicians to travel to Mitchell for a triangular festival featuring glee clubs and bands from Mitchell Madison and Huron. The program at the Corn Palace will include massed vocal selections directed by Dr Carl R Youngdahl and band numbers led by Prof Carl Christensen.
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Huron
Mitchell
Madison
Corn Palace
A. J. Lang
Ida L. Iverson
Lowell Albertus
Carl R. Youngdah
Augustanz College
Sioux Falls
Carl Christensen
South Dakota State College
Brockings
Eight Grade State Exams Scheduled Across Beadle County
Beadle County pupils completing eighth grade will take state exams on May 21 and 22. Nellie M. Brusso, county superintendent, announced exams at nine points including the county courthouse in Huron where about 150 pupils are expected. Other sites are Hitchcock, Bonilla, Broagland, Virgil, Yale, Wolsey, and Mrs Mabel Goldsworth's school in Wessington township. Local schools at Huron and Wessington administer separate tests.
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Beadle County School
Nellie M. Brusso
County Court House
Huron
Hitchcock
Bonilla
Broagland
Virgil
Yale
Wolsey
Mabel Goldsworth
Wessington Township
Wessington
Kriebs Settlement Reported In Damages Suit
Pierre South Dakota May 4 settlement out of court has been agreed in the 10000 dollar damage suit filed by Mrs Alice Marsh of Blunt and her family for the death of George Marsh after being fatally injured by former state secretary of agriculture Frank D Kriebs. The deal is said to be 2500 dollars but exact amount not disclosed and the May circuit court trial is expected to be dismissed upon payment. Kriebs carried public liability insurance.
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Kriebs
Pierre
Frank D. Kriebs
Alice Marsh
Blunt
Marsh
George Marsh
Kriehs
Huronians Attend Brookings Meeting Lead Huron College Officials Abroad
Dr. Royal C. Agne president of Huron College and a group of Huron attendees including Dean H A Hill Prof Herbert G Tit Rev Hubert Kettle Rev Everett Jones and Greene left after chapel for a Presbyterian laymen district meeting in Brookings today. Mrs J Rediloff a Swift and Company worker suffered a compound fracture of her right arm yesterday when she fell on a concrete door.
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Brookings
Royal C. Agne
Huron College
Brocking
Dr. Agne
Huron
Dean H.A Hill
Herbert G. Tit
Hubert Ketelle
Everett Jones
Greene
J. Rediloff
Swift and Company
Budd y Poppies Given to Gold Star Mothers in New York
Gold Star Mothers receive Buddy Poppies in New York as veterans of the World War carry out a first 131 contingent to Europe. The silk flowers honor fallen comrades and support VFW relief funds for Christmas baskets doctor bills medicines and toys for needy veterans and their families in Huron.
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Nisw York
France
Europe
Flanders
United States
U.S
RB. B. Hendy
National
VFW
Vis
U. S
Huron Post
James R. Lewrie
Huron
V. F. W. Post and Auxiliary
Two Appear On Check Charges
Lester Vance 369 Montana avenue southwest waived preliminary hearing on third degree charges before Judge A L Kinkead and was bound over for circuit court trial this afternoon or tomorrow. He allegedly forged a 13 75 check cashed at Square Deal grocery with a confederate. Emil Bartels was sentenced to pay a 25 fine and 15 days in county jail for writing and cashing a 3 75 check at Gamble store for a car heater, with prior appearances before Judge Kinkead.
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Lester Vanes
Montana Avenue
A. L. Kinkead
Tomorrew
Vance
W.W. Howes
States
Square Deal
Third Street
Emil Bartels
Kitkead
Gamble Store
Bartels
Kinkead
Former Huronian Dies In Aberdeen
Clyde F. Conditt, longtime Hue ton resident turned Aberdeen, died at a hospital there this morning after two weeks of illness. He was once in the barber business in Huron. Survived by widow and four children Richard Donald Shirley Eleanor, with Richard living in Bamidji Minnesota. Funeral services Sunday afternoon. burial in Aberdeen cemetery.
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Clyde F. Conditt
Hueton
Aberdeen
Mr. Conditt
Huron
Richard
Donald
Shirley
Eleanor
Bamidji
Minn
Ee Ee
For Rent Corner Wis Ave and 8th St Modern Ready Now
Property on the corner of Wis Ave and 8th St is refinished modern and ready for immediate possession. Contact 2791 or 6900 for inspection. D G Medbery, owner. Also listing a Corworth 8x28 in good condition from Huson Lee Co at 1029 Beach.
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Corer
Wis. Ave
8Th St
D. G. Medbery
Ae Can
Corworth
Huson Lee Co
Canterbury Bells
Beach
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