Hogs Lead Downturn as Armour Market Opens May 17
Armour stock yards at Huron reports hogs down to 3.00 with receipts led by hogs 160 pounds and under. Cattle and calves show mixed steady to higher quotes for dry fed steers, yearlings and heifers while sheep and lambs fluctuate with spring lambs near 7.75 to 8.75 and ewes around 2.50 to 3.00. Chicago market summary notes slow hog trade with 150-340 pound range around 3.15 near 2.80. cattle and calves also mixed with gains in quality weights remain strongest.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Dawn
Silers
South St. Paul
Sioux City
USDA
California
Minneapolis
Montana
Associated Press
Aha Eye
Wheat Market Rallies Sharply and Livestock Prices Mixed
Chicago and Minneapolis markets show mixed activity with wheat futures rallying on dry weather and silver interest, while cattle and hog bids vary. Slaughter lambs firm to higher, receipts above expectations, and hogs steady to higher in selective lots across regional auctions.
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Minneapolis
Liverpool
Sioux City Market Reports Mixed Prices on Poultry Wool and Hides
Sioux City late market notes show fluctuating values for live poultry including colored hens leghorns and roosters with eggs butter and flour ranges across Minneapolis New York and Chicago reports. Hides wool and tallow quoted with No 1 cured hides under and over 45 pounds and medium wool pricing listed alongside various regional produce figures. Sioux Falls echoes slight hog price pressure with steady cattle and improved broiler activity.
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Bollen & Hogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Huron
Sioux City
Dollar Dips in Paris Frontal Exchange Market
The U S dollar fell about 1 percent to 15.1225 francs in Paris trading, equivalent to 6.6125 cents per franc, from yesterday’s 15.135 francs 0. ** Note: 45.607 cents is the implied frame. The market opened at the day’s level.
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Paris
U.S
Cosse
Sioux Falls Produce Prices and Hens Report
Sioux Falls notes Thursday May 417 with listed prices for heavy hens 4% Ibs and up light hens 7 leghorn hens 7 springs 2 Ibs and up MG leghorn springs 1% Ibs and up 14 socks 5 heavy white ducks 5 Eggs No 1 fresh 01 Butter 25 Butterfat 20.
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Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
Stock Market Gains on Broad Upswing in Late Trading
U S Steel, General Motors, Du Pont and Case rise 1 to 3 while Am Can and Am Loco climb, and major issues from U S Smelting to American Sugar advance 3 to over 6 points. Alaska Juneau quotes and a long list of closing prices follow as transfers exceed 1.2 million shares.
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New York
Senate
U. S. Smelting
Howe Sound
American Smelting
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
General Motors
du Pont
Case
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
AL Chein & Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Am Intl
Am Loco
Am Sm& Big
Am Sugar
AT & T
CB St P & Pld
CRT & P
Chrysler
Phi Alpha Chi S Present Dixie Audition at Huron High
Phi Alpha Chi art club of Huron high school will stage Dixie Audition Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Amos and Andy host an audition for colored people with Andy misusing mail fraud warnings. Amos must outwit him. Seventy five participants led by Mrs Lillian Love and assisted by Robert Hough prepare a two and a half hour program.
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Phi Alpha Chi
Huron High School
Dixie
Amos
Andy
Huron
Lillian Love
Robert Hough
Roosevelt Favored By Digest Poll In Early Returns
New York May 17 first returns from the Literary Digest national poll show the Roosevelt administration’s policies rated about 2 to 1 in approval. Graham McNamee announced results via NBC from eight eastern cities including New York Newark and Atlantic City. Of 40 219 New York and New Jersey votes four cities contributed 27 162 approving and 13 057 disapproving. The only dissent came from Hyde Park N Y president’s home town.
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Ag Hespadtsaet
Roosevelt
Graham McNamee
NBC
Omaha
Kanata
Arthur
Draper
The
Publicaion
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Brooklyn
Buffalo
Rochester
Poughkeepsie
M. Y
Newark
N. J
Paterson
Atlantic City
East Orange
Poughkeensie
McNamee
Hyde Park
Gitchell Endorses Buddy Poppy Sale in Huron
Mayor E T Gitchell endorses the Buddy Poppy sale by Forrest McMullen Post 1776 in Huron on May 26 with street volunteers and Mayme Vandon as president of the Women’s Auxiliary. Proceeds aid disabled veterans in government hospitals and support American Legion poppies. a long list of stocks and prices appears in the text.
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Gitchell
Huron
Forrest McMullen
E. T. Gitchell
Women's Auxiliary
Mayme Vandon
United States
Cam
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Landon
American Legion
Minneapolis Stocks and Bonds Report Summary
The page lists assorted bank shares and government bond prices. Notes include Liberty 3% bonds at 103.24, Liberty first 4% at 1042, Treasury 4% around 111.28, and Federal Farm Mortgage 345 at 101.25 with Home Owners Loan at 109.25.
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Liberty
Liberty First
Treasury
Federal Farm Mtg
Home Owners Loan
Curb Close in Indiana Firms Case Involving Share Plans
A terse OCR fragment mentions Cities Service, Ford Motor, Standard Oil of Indiana, Swift and Company, and 2 percent shares. The readable text hints at a corporate or stock matter involving these named entities, with limited details on action or outcome. The fragment lacks dates or full context.
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Associated Press Cities Service
EL Bord
Ford Motor Limited
Standard of Indiana
Swift and Capipany
City Briefs Roundup of Local Events and Visits
Glenn Waibel returns from Custer with his mother Mrs. Wiliam Waibel. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor back from Mitchell after attending the South Dakota Medical Association convention. Dance at Ruskin Park tonight. manager seeks feedback on a new orchestra. Mrs. E. K. Bryan to Kansas City for a social workers conference. she returns from a Bonesteel-Mission trip. May sale at Gamble's advertised with many bargains. Funeral services in Miller for Rev. T. J. Simons led by Dr. Kepile. Nurses meetings in Watertown. Various local trips to Mitchell, Miller, and Mitchell for inclinations and meetings. Rummage sale at Parish house Friday and Saturday. Keith Wheeler returns to Carrington for exams. Dr. Vernon Smith delivers commencement address at White Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Serwin Boutwell to visit Minnesota relatives.
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Glenn Waibel
Custer
Wiliam Waibel
Child Welfare Commission
Kansas Cio
National Conference of Social Workers
Hubert Ketelle
Miller
T. J. Simons
Dillon, Mont
Miller Presbyterian Church
Kepile
J. L Pasek
C. A. Lafferty
Mae Terkelson
Kuma Dietrich
Watertown
State Nurses Association
Third District Nurses Association
Hite
Indy
Lois Simpson
Margaret Tean Salveson
Phoshe Becker
Sophia Hill
Mitchell
Arla Huddleston
Mae EB. Moore
Sioux Falls
Edna M. Walsh
F. D. Greene
T. J
Serwin Boutwell
Mankato
Minnesota
Truck Driver Guilty in Slaying Case at Delmont
Olivet South Dakota May 17 After fifteen hours of deliberation the jury found Gar Shearer guilty of first degree manslaughter on the first count The verdict ties to intoxication at the time of the crash in which three people were killed The sentence ranges from four years to life The jury also weighed counts of reckless driving and second degree manslaughter The accident east of Delmont involved Fay Van Den Berg Louis Van Meter and coach John Lub bing as the victims The truck struck two cars and the crash injured twelve basketball players and others The judge will pronounce sentence Saturday at 1 30 p m
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Shearer
A. B. Beck
Fay van den Berg
Louis van Meter
Corstea
John Lubbinge
Delmont
St Teresa Pupils Present Piano Dance And Drama Program
The junior pupils of St Teresa school performed last evening at the school auditorium. The program opened with The Wonderful Dollies featuring Betty Johnson Maureen Artz and others. Performances included piano reading and dance by numerous pupils led by Donald Koppert and Eleanor Madden. A Dutch trio by Joann Mahowald Phyllis Busse and Patsy Downs entertained, followed by more dance and song. The finale Moon Music featured Joseph Kime Donald Fitzgerald and several other students.
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St. Teresa
St. Teresas School
Betty, Johnson
Maureen Artz
Peggy 7Ahowald
Joseph Ostrander
Janell Koppert
Charles Calllahan
Eugene Schaffer
Donald Koppert
Eleanor Madden
Irene Madden
Frances Grace
John Bard
Shirley Madison
John Manning
Mary Ellen Kooyman
Patricia Smith
Melva Haggerty
Dolores Koppert
Charles Callahan
Joann Mahowald
Phyllis Busse
Patsy Downs
Jimmie Barr
Joseph Kime
Donald Fitzgerald
Donna Busse
Carol Sikorra
Noraine Young
Mary Hatcher
Celia Stackwigk
Dolores Gordon
Betty Hansten
Betty Carroll
Marian Downs
Patricia Walsh
Air Mail Routes Contracts Signed for Key Air Lines
The Post Office signed contracts with Hanfords Tri-States Airline for the Chicago Pembina North Dakota route and with Northwest Air Lines for the Fargo Seattle route. Awards were made last Tuesday and preliminaries completed today. Officials expect service to begin in ten days.
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Washington
Post- Office Department
Hanfords Tri-States Airline, Inc
Chicago-Pembina
N. D
Northwest Air Lines
Fargo-Seattle
Thompson Couple Divorced Again by Circuit Court
Frank H. Thompson a boilermaker and Blanche H. Thompson were divorced for the second time today by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor after testimony of cruel and human treatment. Mrs. Thompson receives custody of their 11 year old daughter and $30 monthly alimony until she reaches 18. The couple had previously divorced here and remarried.
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Frank H. Thompson
Blanche H. Thompson
Alva EB. Taylor
Thompson
North Western
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admitted to the hospitals are Clarence W. Stanga of Huron for surgery and Gerhard Christopher of Letcher for medical care. Dismissed are Martha Jane White of Huron and Dethert Davidson of Manchester.
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Clarence W. Stanga
Huron
Surgical
Gerhard Christopher
Letcher
Martha Jane White
Dethert Davidson
Two Boys Win Sweepstake Honors in Comic Coloring
Out Our Way by Charles Paul Broer and James Clark in Huron is named best in this week’s comic coloring contest. Winners receive free Huron theatre tickets from The Evening Hur onite, with ten prizes awarded area youths. Runners up include Herbert Gathman, Alice Lehmann, Jean Townsley, Robert Johnston, Margaret Boone, LaVira Winter, Wilma Weatherill, and Diller Glanzer, among others.
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Charles Paul Broer
Route 4
Huron
James Clark
Route 2
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Herbert Gathman
Troquois
Alice Claire Lehmann
Wisconsin Avenue
Jean Doris Townsley
Iroquois
Robert Thomas Johnston
Cavour
Margaret Boone
Twelfth Street
LaVira Winter
Alpena
Wilma Weatherill
Huepop
Diller Glanzer
Kyes To Play For Dance Here Again
J. K. Johnston manager of the east city dance pavilion says Cliff Kyes and his orchestra will return in about two months. A good crowd attended last night to hear Kyes a former Huronian and his hand.
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J. K. Johnston
Cliff Kyes
Kyes
Aberdeen Republican Nominee Pledges No Political Tricks
W. C. Allen of Aberdeen, the GOP nominee for governor, says he will not play politics if elected. He admits being an amateur politician and predicts a substantial Republican victory in South Dakota this fall, citing broad party support and a desire to rebuild the party on harmony. He plans to select a well balanced ticket and dismisses strict adherence to political rules.
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W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
Allen
Huron
Republcan
South Dakota
Republican Party
Sou
Dakota
Tarm Didate
Gypsies Halted By Authorities Here
Police and county authorities rounded up about 10 Gypsies after a $110 theft from Martin Schneid in Cavour. The group, traveling in 12 automobiles, was halted near the James River and at the station while families and children were kept under guard. The $110 was returned and deputies escorted the suspects for further inquiry.
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Cavour
Huron City
Watertown
Wessington
James River
Muskogee
Oklo
Martin Schneid
Mr. Schneid
Schneid
John Boyle
Gynsles
Boy 18 Found After 10 Year-Old Percy Armstrong Missing
Relatives of Percy Lamar Armstrong Jr. rejoice as the 10 year old, former governor Austin Peay’s grandson, is found in Denver Costa in the custody of his father.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Percy Lamar Armstrong, Jr
Austin Peay
Tennessee
Denver
Coto
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