Armour Market Slips. Hogs Top at 6.40 in Armour Yard
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports Saturday hog receipts around 2,000 with top price of 6.40. Overall market down about ten cents from last week with roughpackers and pigs listed from 4.00 to 5.50, while cattle and lambs show mixed declines across several western and midwestern markets for the week ending today.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour's
Chicago
B.C
Idaho
California
U. S
Sverk
Fesding
Fatemis Masily
Ops
salaHiest
Sescom Ravermadly
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A terse note appears to mix garbled phrases and a small monetary reference. The readable portion provides no clear event, person, or organization to identify for a factual summary.
Chicago Hog Futures and Poultry Prices Reported
Markets note hog futures with bids around 7.00 for light hogs arriving Monday. HensLeghorn and old roosters priced near 8.00 to 11.65 for various delivery months including May July and September. Back Brothers supply Huron Poultry Eggs and Leghorns with Chicago listings reflecting current offerings.
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Huron
Back Brothers Hiuren
Coe Ad
Chicago
Sioux Falls and Chicago Poultry and Produce Prices May 16
Market briefs from Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago report live poultry eggs butter and potatoes with price ranges. Hens broilers and leghorn stock listed for 4 states and cities, eggs butter and butterfat quoted, Chicago notes weak butter and easier eggs with steady to weak poultry prices, New York and Sioux City follow similar trends.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
New York
Wheat Futures Slip At Close
Rain in Canada offset bullish cables as wheat futures end lower. May and June wheat down 34 cents, July down 1 cent, September down. Coarse grains ease with oats and flax mixed, barley steady. Cash wheat offerings liberal, demand narrower. durum and winter largely unchanged. Minneapolis and Duluth cash close. Chicago quotes mixed amid market lull.
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Minneapolis
Canada
Montana
Minneapolis Flour Shipments Report May 16
May 16 Minneapolis reports flour shipments with Pi Flour unchanged at 29 822 bushels and bran 15.0 15 50. Standard middlings listed at 1450 15.0. Retains brief stock and price figures for the period.
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Minneapolis
Stock Market Slides Further On Seventh Consecutive Down Day
In New York on May 16, persistent selling pushed stocks lower for the seventh straight session. Indices showed markets near spring 1927 levels, grains back to 1924 values, and turnover around 800000 shares. Some top issues managed to hold, while declines of 1 to 3 points were common.
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New York
Market tickers of industrials and utilities in a shuffled list
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and stock abbreviations with varied percentages and codes. It reads like a historic market page snapshot listing equities such as Am Can, Am Intl, Chrysler, General Foods, ITT, Union Carbide, United Fruit, US Steel, Woolworth, and many others with price or percentage figures, in a single unstructured line.
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Beth Sil
Can Pac
Case (I
Cerro de Pasco
Chos & O
CM St P & P Pt
CRI & P
Chrysler
Col G & F
Cons Gas
Drug Inc
Eastman
Erie
Pax Film A
Freeport Tex
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Gold Dust
Gt No
Houston Oil
Hudson
Til Cent
Comb E
Nick
IT & T
K C
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Themm
OK & Tis
Mo Pec
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy
Mat Power
NY Cent
NH & H
No Pac
P Packard
Para’ Roe
Sinclair
So Per
Bo Ry
Stand Br
Bt Gil Cal
St Ol
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim
Eastern South Dakota music festival unites several schools at Corn Palace
About 170 Huron high school musicians from Huron, Mitchell, and Hurons clubs performed in a two part program at Mitchell yesterday and last night. A. J. Lang said the event drew 2,500 spectators and featured a grand combined ensemble directed by Ida L Iverson and Lowell Albertuy.
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Baveral
Mitchell
South Dakota
Madison, Mitchell
Huron
Corn Palace
A. J. Lang
Lowell Albertuy
Ida L. Iverson
Itchell
Former Huronian dies in Montana funeral planned
Mrs. C. M. Harrison died Thursday night in Bozeman Montana after a months long illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from Miller Funeral Home in Sioux Falls with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery beside her husband. Born April 2 1855 in New Castle Indiana she was an early Huron resident and a charter Congregational church member. Her daughter Mrs. Fred L Powers and son Ben Harrison of Dallas Texas will attend the burial.
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C. M. Harrison
Bozeman
Mont
Miller
Sioux Falls
Woodlawn
Harrison
Newcastle
Ind
Huron
Lebanon
Ben Harrison
Dallas
Texas
Congregational Church
Talent From Huron and Redfield Set for Sunday Play
Sunday afternoon program at American Lutheran Church directed by Gottfried Stoland features Huron and Redfield artists. The 4:30 p m service includes The Last Hose of the Summer Winds in the Trees Rest in the Lord and other pieces with sopranos Luella Vifante Catherine Schaller and Gladys Meyers and contralto Evangeline Schwartz. Redfield artists Mrs Schwartz and Miss Meyers join the program for a varied choral and solo lineup.
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Huron
Redfield
American Lutheran Church
Gottfried Stoland
A ‘von Flatow
Luella Vifante
G. Thomas Catherine Schaller
Elisa
Evangel
Service Charges Are Urged At Bank Meet
Wagner May 168 Resolutions urge every member bank to implement service and float charges as soon as possible at the annual meeting of group one of the Sout Dakota Bankers association. George A Starving of Huron named secretary and election held for Yankton. Heaton elected group president and O Blenness secretary. Speakers included Harry Yaeger deputy governor of the federal reserve bank and E A Ruden state superintendent of banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Sout Dakota Bankers’ Association
George A. Starling
Huron
Yankton
BR. Heaton
E J. O'Bleness
Harry Yaeger
Minneavolis
Federal Reserve Bank
E. A. Ruden
Pierre
Mr. Starving
Hearing On Gravel Rate Increase Set For June 3
Watertown residents will see a state railroad commission hearing on a proposed freight rate hike for sand and gravel shipments from the Karopeska seam near Watertown to other South Dakota points. C A Carr of the local chamber of commerce notified the date, with a temporary suspension already ordered after carriers published the tariff increase to take effect June 1. In Madison, Norman Bensch and Harold Lindsey were arrested by Sheriff A G Scosazard over cattle thefts near Watertown and Reville, S D, with confessions to multiple farm thefts noted by Sheriff Smaagaard.
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Watertown
Karopeska
South Dakota
State Railroad Commission
C. A. Carr
Chamber of Commerce
Madison, Minn
Normen, Bensch
Harold Lindsey
A. G Scosazard
Here
Reville
S. D
Smaagaard
Necklace valued at 998000 dollars reported stolen in New York
Police were told early today by Mrs. Conver Strong of Santa Barbara California that a pearl necklace valued at 998000 dollars disappeared. The report specifies a loss in New York and names the key claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Speakers at Auditorium Advocate Socialism
Mr Thomas urged socialism as a path to peace and shared wealth reform at an Elks hall talk. He argued capitalism breeds cycles of depressions, lambasted wealthy power interests, and outlined steps like debt cancellation, recognizing Russia, disarmament, and joining the World Court and League of Nations.
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Thomas
Chicago
New York
South Dako
Mr. Thomas
World Court
League of Nations
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
America
Russia
United States
Nicaragua
Huron
Torccrow de
Uiversity
Brookhart Pushes Faster Inland Waterways Plan
Senator Brookhart of Iowa urged quicker inland waterways development to counterbalance the Panama Canal. He cited a Nicaragua route survey, argued the canal favors Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and called for a coordinated federal barge line from lakes to gulf to reduce railroad rate discrimination and benefit the entire nation.
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Brookhart
Washington
Republican
Towa
Pacific
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Brockhart
Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Gulf
Chicago
Lake Erie
Mississippi
St. Paul
Missouri
Montana
Ohio
Conference Plans Summer Assembly at Big Stone Lake
Milbank reports the South Dakota Evangelical conference plans a summer assembly at Big Stone Lake for June 22 under the religious education board with details pending. An average of 33 dollars per member was raised for all church purposes and 550 dollars per member for the missionary program. Dr. P C Neckle will preach tonight and Dr C H Stauffachee spoke last night. pastor appointments for next year will be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
South Dakota Evangelical Conference
Big Stone Lake
Religious Education Board
Evangelical Church
South Dakota
P. C. Neckle
Cleveland
C. H. Stauffachee
Naperville
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church In America
Huron Bay Winner on Essay Contest
South Dakota winners in the Garvan prize chemistry essay contest for high school students were announced by Prof. B. A. Dunbar of State College. First and second place essays covered Agriculture and Forestry, Health and Disease, The Home, Industry, and National Defense with prizes of twenty dollars and will be entered in a national contest.
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Huron Bay
Brookings
Southy Dakota
B. A. Dunbar
State College
Hubert
Pay
Milbank
Vera Kopplin
Redfield
Marie Durim
Parker
Hella Schnackenberz
Watertown
Ethel Coffey
Cathedral High
Sioux Falls
Margaret Bacland
Elizabeth Loft
Yankton
Dorothy Godfrey
Eleanor Ewing
Harold
Mackenzie
Audrey Darner
Pierre
National Defense
Laura Cram
Ogden Chamberlain
Huron
R. E. Dunbar
Mitchell
Gregg Evans
W. I. Early
H. Jensen
Aberdeen
D. l Jones
Robert D. Lusk
T. F. Biges
Three Accused of Dowling Murder Face Murder Charges
In SlouxX Falls on May 16, charges of murder against three Lead youths in the Dowling slaying at Parmelee on February 21 will be heard at the spring term of the U S district court western division to convene in Deadwood Tuesday. The accused are Paul Davis, Stanley Hatten, and Herbert Bonger. A fourth man, Jack Evens, is wanted but not arrested.
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C. B. Dowling
Slouxx Falls
B. Dowling
U. S. District Court, Western Division
Deadwood
Olaf Eidem
U. S
Paul Davis
Stanley Hatten
Herbert Bonger
Jack Evens
Dowling
Mr. Eidem
Grand Eye
A. le Wyman
Roy Marker
Federal Court
University Professor Drowns in Lake Mendota Wisconsin
Sterling A. Leonard 43 associate professor of English at the University of Wisconsin drowned in Lake Mendota after a canoe overturned. J A Richards 38 critic lecturer and professor at Magdalene College Cambridge England was rescued. Richards tried to reach Leonard but could not. Don Tracy rescued Richards. Leonard’s body was recovered after two hours.
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Wisconsin Madison
Wis
Sterling A. Leonard
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
J. A. Richards
Richards
Don Tracy
Leonard
Dry Agent Arrests Burns in Southeast City
Federal prohibition officers issued warrants for R. D. Burns of 128 Third Street Southeast to arrest him on charges of possession and transportation of liquor. Burns was captured early today by the dry squad after officers reported finding a quantity of liquor in his possession. He is to be arraigned before United States Deputy John P. Sauer.
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Mr. Thomas
United States
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
J. P. Morfan
Thomas
Rockefeller
Capone
Huron
R.D. Burns
Third Street
Burns -Befors
United
John P. Sauer
Death of Mrs Hugh McMullen in Twin Falls Idaho
Nevin Jamison receives word of her sister-in-law Mrs Hugh McMullen death after long illness of heart disease at her Twin Falls home. She will travel to Roundup Montana for funeral services once time is set. Surviving are husband and their son Forrest age seven.
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Nevin Jamison
Hugh McMullen
Twin Falls
Idaho
Wheat conference in London to seek solutions
London May reports that a great wheat exporting nations meeting will consider easing economic woes in the wheat industry. G Howard Ferguson, high commissioner of Canada and temporary chairman, said sessions will start with secrecy to allow free discussion. He stressed that aims include remedying a price collapse harming farmers and the broader economy. He warned declining prices could reduce acreage and raise living costs.
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London
G. Howard Ferguson
Choairman
Huge Booze Haul Made At Groton
Aberdeen May 1b. Officers and a deputy sheriff report arrest of two Minneapolis men, Alexander Beaton a stock broker and C F Scheller a cosmetic salesman, in Groton last night with 100 gallons of abstrole. They await arraignment before U S Commissioner Ira O Curtiss. Federal agents call the liquor seizure and a double-sprung eight cylinder car the largest catch in months. A .38 caliber revolver was found in the car. the men offered no resistance.
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Aberdeen
Minneapolis
Grotom
Alexander Beaton
C. F. Scheller
U. S
Ira
Curtiss
South Dakota
Starring Back After Group Bank Meetings
George A. Starring secretary of the South Dakota Bankers association returned to Huron after six group meetings. He traveled with Harry Yeager deputy governor of the Ninth Federal Reserve bank from Milbank. They plan to go to Belle Fourche for the final session Monday and Starring will stay in the Black Hills for the secretary convention in Rapid City. The Mitchell meeting drew a record 161 bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers Association
Huron
Milbank
Harry Yeager
Ninth Federal Reserve Bank
Starring
Yeager
Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Rapid City
Mitchell
Churchill To Argue Cases In High Court
Attorney A Churchill departs tonight for St Paul to argue two cases in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Monday. He is accompanied by Mrs Churchill. They will visit Minneapolis with their son William a junior at the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Churchill
St. Paul
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mrs. Churchill
Minneapolis
William
University of Minnesota
Golf Tourney at Woonsocket Seeks Large Turnout
F A Kogel owner of the Early Kue miniature golf in Woonsocket expects a large entry list for next week's elimination tournament. A Joying cup will be awarded to the winner and the runner-up.
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Woonsocket Woonsocket
F. A. Kogel
Kue
Marital Licenses Granted In Huron And Aberdeen
Merlin W Laughender 22 of Huron and Zelpha M Lowry 22 of Huron married in Huron. David Milton Wellman 25 of Aberdeen and May Oaks 22 of Aberdeen wed. Howard Lowell Swaney 22 of Huron and Fern Catherine Kruger 13 of Banzvoft also listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin W. Laughender
Huron
Zelpha M. Lowry
David Milton Wellman
Aberdeen
May Oaks
Howard Lowell Swaney
Fern Catherine Kruger
Banzvoft
Notice Poll Tax Due for 1931 in City Hall
Poll tax for 1931 is now due. Pay at City Hall or to the collector J J Rollins without delay. Also payable to Dan Wagner Commissioner of Streets. Adv 5-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rollins
Dan Wagner
For Sale Or Rent Notice From A Local Paper
Real home six rooms sun porch fireplace cul de sac garage bargain phone numbers and addresses list multiple items including an ice box an outboard motor and a furnished apartment Also notices seeking a modern furnished house rental and a bicycle for sale with contact names and locations in Utah and Simmons Avenue and Royal Hotel references
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Utah
Lenore Pederson
Simmons
Slater
Royal Hotel
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U.S. Dept. Agr
South St, Paul
U. S. Dept
Huron Poulte
Buster
Gwitt & Ce Hares
D. Viens
Peaporne
McLean
East
W. S. Dept
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Wisconsin
Huron Grain Market
Duleth Cash
Duluth
Ted Durum
Bien Low
Duluth Footeres
Stock Mart
Groton
Churchill
Roy F. Bramwell
Tain Apt
Cos
Roy Housman
Hurch, South Dakota
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