Hog Market Slumps to New Low on May Markets
Trading across major midwestern yards shows hog prices tumbling to the lowest since 1923 amid a 43,000 head offering and weak bidding. Armour yard receipts hit 1,700 with prices 23 to 33 cents lower. Sioux City and Chicago reports note lighter demand and significant declines in hog and cattle values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour
Ras 4Aenn
Chicago
Ode Zzri
JjCa
Texas
Wheat Prices Fall Sharply in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis on May 18 reports rapid declines in wheat futures as bulls lose confidence. May, July and September prices slip with some stabilization buying noted. Cash wheat opens steady but offerings rise, winter wheat steady while durum remains firm for good quality, poor lots sag. Cash corn demand quiet to fair, oats fair, rye and barley moderate. Carlot range shows No. 1 dark northern wheat at 80 to 24, mixed and other grades moving lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agrd
California Springs
Minneapolis
Rat
Pestin durum 4% aatbeah No. 1 ambas durum
The report lists durum wheat pestin percentages for several grades including No 1 and No 3 categories. Readings show 4 percent for a specific grade, 12 percent for another, 18 percent and 8 percent for others, with 67 percent red durum and 15 percent BM in separate categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Pestin
Aatbeah
Markets Provide Mixed Poultry and Egg Prices Across Cities
Produce reports from Huron Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago show daily poultry and egg prices varying by city. Hens Leghorns roosters and eggs priced with small differences. butterfat and butter values noted. New York and Chicago markets report steady or firm poultry and mixed egg values for May 18.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & Co Haren
Buck Brothers Baren
Mitchel
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Bronx City
Sioux City
Chicago
Reese
New York
Stock Market Slumps Across Industrials and Utilities
New York stocks fell sharply with the Dow industrials down about 109 points. U S Steel and American Can tumbled to 39 and 96 1 2 respectively, while American Telephone dropped seven points. Rail shares remained under pressure amid broad liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Atchison Ost
Union , Pacific
Northern Pacife
National Biscuit
Southern Pacific
Lambert
Niew
Industrals and
Bear Zeling
Aipomena
Imsnaa
Prohibition Wins Ground As States Tighten Laws
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union reports a trend toward strengthening enforcement of prohibition in 22 states vs repeal in five. Wet proposals faced defeats across New Jersey and several legislatures, while many states including Alabama Arizona Florida Georgia Iowa Kansas Maine Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia strengthened laws. Anti prohibition efforts saw mixed results with defeats in Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Michigan Minnesota Montana North Carolina North Dakota Tennessee Wisconsin.
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Washington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New Jersey
Trentem
Dwight Morrow
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Miiisis
Iowa
Indiana
Missour
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Utah
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Maine
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Tentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
North Carolina
North Dakota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Students Hold Many Picnics at Huron High School
Seniors abandon classrooms for a noon picnic at Lake Byron as A S Schierting leads the class. Sophomores, juniors, and other groups plan picnics in coming days with sponsors named, while mixed notes on other campus activities appear.
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Huron High School
Lake Byron
A. ©. Schierting
R. C. Crawley
Vernice Odland
Marie Grimes
Lillian Love
Faculty Board of Education
Closing Quotations From Industry Stock Listings
A dense list of company names and tickerlike figures shows market quotations across sectors. Names include Am Can, AT and T, General Foods, Eastman, Reading, US Steel, Packard, Studebaker, and many others with percentages and numbers indicating prices or changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Chem && Dye
Allis Chal
Am Can
Pow
Am Loce
Am Intl
Am Sm & Bip
Am Sug
AT & T
Anaconda
Armour A
Armour B
Atchison
At Cat L
Ail
Balt & O
Beat Cr
Bendix Av
Beth St
Cat Pac
Case (Jt
Cerro de Pasco
Ches
CM St P & P
Tis C& NW
CRI & Pmh
Chrysler
Cole Fuel
Col G & E
Cons Gas
Com
Cartis
Drug Inc
Eastman
Exie
Fox Film A
Mo Pac
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy
Nat Power
Rem
Rand
Reyn Tob
Sears Roe
Sinclair i
So Pac
So Ry
Stand Br
St Oil Cad
St Oil
St Oil NY
Stew Warn Wis
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim BR Beg
Union Carb
Unit Aire
Unit Fruit
US Ind
Cars Close City Service and Standard Oil Stocks
Fragmented OCR text mentions several companies and places, including City Service and Standard Oil, with garbled references to Minneapolis and First Bank. The readable items hint at a financial or stock notice involving multiple firms and a major city, but key facts are unclear. The item appears as a brief market blurb with damaged details.
Speed Holman aviation daredevil dies in Omaha crash
The obituary highlights speeds and records of aviator Holman known as Speed. It notes Gardner trophy win from St Louis to Indianapolis in 1929 and Thompson trophy at Cleveland, plus a 25 mile Omaha race day record. It recalls a wartime attempt to join aviation corps, stunt career, loop record feats, Caterpillar Club membership, and a dramatic World War I era life leading to his death.
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St Louis
Indianapolis
National Aeronomy
Cleveland
Omaha
Turing
State Fair Grounds
Aviation Corps
Holman
Caterpillar” Club
Wold- Chamberlain Field
Moose Lodge initiates 43 in Huron anniversary event
A class of 43 candidates was initiated as the Huron Moose Lodge marked its fourth anniversary. J Fingerhut of Grand Forks witnessed the ceremony, part of a celebration that included a banquet and a dance in Wheeter hall. The national Loyal Order of Moose, founded by James J. Davis, is now over a million strong. Huron lodge membership stands at 104.
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Moose Lodge
Huron Moose Lodge
J. Fingerhut
Grand Forks
N. D
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
S. P. Gianzer
A. R. Fitzgerald
C. D. Campbell
William Wipf
L.kinkead
Huron Lodge
Glanzer
Aberdeen
Dr and Mrs Thomas Leave for Europe on North Atlantic crossing
Dr Thomas Huron eye ear nose specialist and his wife depart for New York and Europe. He will conduct postgraduate study in London and Vienna, marking his twelfth Atlantic crossing and third European postgraduate period. Mrs Thomas makes her fourth journey, with plans to reunite in Chicago later.
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Thomas
Europe
Benj. Thomas
New York
Atlantic
Huron
London
Vienna
Thormas
Robert Vance
Thotmas
Cormwall
Oklahoma City
M. D. Wier
Chicago
Towa
Mrs Anna Scheid 63 Succumbs At Cavour
Mrs Anna Scheid 63 wife of Martin Scheid died at the family home just north of Cavour after illness of several months. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Body sent to Wikert-Tams funeral home in Huron. Survived by husband 13 children two brothers and two sisters. Children named include Mrs M H Smith Pierre Mrs W F Nieland Gann Valley Mrs J J Jobr tom Mobridge Mrs A D Andison Spring Valley Minn Mrs A R Sikorra Cavour William George Emry Henry Theodore of Cavour Edward Huron Albert Gottlieb Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Scheid
Cavour
Anna Schied
Martin Schied
Wikert-Tams
Huron
M. H. Smith
Pierre
W. F. Nieland
Gann Valley
Mis
J. J. Jobrtom
Mobridge
A. D. Andison
Spring Valley
Minn
A. R. Sikorra
William
George
Emry
Henry
Theodore
Edward
Albert
Gottlieb
Girl Records Hopeful Recovery After Campus Accident
Report from the Stout home on Colocadto avenue states Marjorie Stout, a year old student, is recovering from injuries suffered at the Huron College May Fete last Wednesday night. Doctors expect the sight in her left eye will likely be preserved after being struck by a sling from a boy's slingshot during the campus event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Fifteen Enter Yard and Garden Contest Opens Soon
Ambitious Har om residents race to enter the Park Board Yard and Garden Contest with two days left before the May 2 deadline. Fifteen locals are enrolled already as judges boost prizes worth 60 dollars, with 13 in Class I and two in Class II. Participants list names and addresses for entry blanks, promising self help or family effort on their home grounds.
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Harom
Park Board
C. N. Mellvaine
John B. Lonien
Utah Avenue
L. J. Bennet
L. G. Lockwood
Dakota Avenue
W. E. Neilsen
Kansas Avenue
W. J Braskamp
M. D. Ritchey
Wisconsin Avenue
E. E
Nebraska Avenue
C. 1 Bailey
Clinois Avenue
Chain Store Tax Law Upheld By Supreme Court
The Indiana 1923 law taxing chain stores with heavy license fees was sustained as valid by the Supreme Court. The decision rejected claims of improper relation between store numbers and business and lack of link to public health and safety. Justice Roberts announced the ruling with Justice Sutherland noting a dissent by van Devanter McReynolds and Butler.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roberts
Sutherland
van Devanter
McReynolds
Butler
Approves Requisition Of Ray Crabtree In Missouri Case
Governor Green today approved requisition papers to take Ray Crabtree and Halley Murrell from Hot Springs to Marion county Missouri where they are wanted on charges of stealing saddles and harness. The suspects were arrested in northwestern South Dakota after loot was recovered from a cache on the Moreau river. Deputy Lefener of Palmyra brought the requisition papers here from Governor Caulfield. The men had been sought in Missouri for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Crabtree
Pierre
Warren Green
Halley
Murrell
Hot Springs
Marion
County
Missouri
South Dakota
Moreau River
D. G. Lefener
Palmyrioa
Henry S. Caulfield
Huron Lions Plan Aberdeen Club Banquet Trip
Huron Lions club members will attend two banquets in Aberdeen tonight, with about 25 to 30 members expected to depart Huron around 4 p.m. Roland Wikert, transportation committee chairman, says the trip supports the district one convention next month and similar runs are planned to other state clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Lions
Aberdeen
Huron Lions Club
Aberdeen Club
Huron Plas
Huron
Roland Wikert
Brother Inflicted Wound Shocks Aberdeen Farm Scene
Aberdeen May 18 Lester Simpson about 50 a farmer is in serious condition with a fractured skull alleged to have been inflicted by his brother Arthur 14 last week in a dispute over pasturing a calf. The elder Simpson struck him with a shotgun when he insisted on staking a calf in the farm yard. Arthur and his wife say Arthur intended to shoot the calf but turned on his brother when arrest was threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Lester Simpson
Arthur
Simpson
Huron Firm Ordered To Pay For Injuries
In Pierre on May 18 a district court awarded Mrs. Christine Jones of Pierre a verdict of 923 dollars against Yellow Transportation Company of Huron for injuries from a truck accident. The jury’s verdict, reached yesterday, was opened this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Pierre
Christine Jones
Yellow Transportation Company of
Civic Chorus Rehearsal Tonight At Huron College Chapel
Huron Civic chorus rehearses Mendelssohn's Psalm of Praise under director Hardin A. Van Deursen at 1 30 tonight in the Huron college chapel. Four groups will practice with supervisors for one hour, then a final hour with Mr Van Deursen. solo parts assigned to Mrs M E Bigstone Mrs Carlson and Harvid Reckseen.
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E. L. Bayles
Albert Henning
Donald Streeter
Alta May Yumbard
Walter Nelson
Gladys Murray
Henry Gibsongf
van Deursen
M. E. Bigstone
Carlson
Jand Harvid Reckseen
Mitchell Banker Nominated Here
Mitchell banker H R Kibbee of Mitchell is nominated by South Dakota bankers for a board director position in the Federal Reserve district centered in Minneapolis. The vacancy follows J C Aberdeen’s death, with a support committee named and South Dakota bankers hoping a South Dakotan fills the post soon as votes proceed across the Ninth District.
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H.R. Kibbee
Mitchell
Commercial Trust and Savings Battle
South Dakota
Trace
Minneapolis
Kibbee
California
J.C. Aberdeen
George C. Fullinweider
Mmason
Fred B. Stiles
Watertown
Jarmuth
Miller
M. F. Patton
George K. Brosius
Varnillion
W. W. Bassett
Aberdeen
Federal Reserve District
Bassett
Walter H. Burke
Pierre
James Mee
Centerville
H. C. Danforth
Yankton
J. W. Sryant
Mitch~ail
F. D. Greene
Camden Rayburn
C. W. Hobler
Huron
C. P. Swanson
W. Swanson
Highmore
J. C. Nelson
Philip
A. B. Cahalan
G. W. Schumacher
Madison
W. H. Jarmuth
P. #. Miller
Vermillion
Ninth
Sret
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Bord
South
Seven Young People Die In Iowa Train Collision
Seven youths from Toronto and DeWitt Iowa were killed when their car failed to stop at a crossing and struck a Chicago North Western passenger train bound for Denver. Victims include Martha 20 Maddona 19 Bernadette 11 Monica 15 Arnold Berner 13 Mildred Beyers 16 and Norbert Montfort 17. Crossing watchman efforts failed to avert the crash.
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Calamus
Iowa
Chicago North Western
Denver
Martha
Maddona
Bernadette
Monica
Arnold Berner
Toronto
Mildred Beyers
Norbert Montfort
DeWitt
Io, A
1931 Poll Tax Notice Declares Immediate Payment
The notice directs immediate payment of the 1931 poll tax at City Hall or through the collector J R Rallins. Dan Wagner, Commissioner of Streets, emphasizes there is no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Rallins
Dan Wagner
Too Late To Classify Three Room Modern House For Sale
Classified fragment notes items for sale including a partly modern house with garage priced at 15.0, tomato plants 15 cents, furnace wood cheap if taken now, household goods, seeds and seed corn offers, and a black mare four years old weighing about 110 pounds. Listed by S. L. Rhoads with contact numbers.
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Pee Dee
Idaho
S. E
SQUAW
Geku
Murdock
Golden Jewel
S. L. Rhoads
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U. S
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Todd
Alonx Falls
Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept
Leary
Ofonday
Siouk City
Lew Caiters and Cutlers
HUXON
Alaren Daily Market
jMinneapolis
Wall Street
Anc
Western Electric
Telephone
Standard Oil Cadiunad
Mineapolis
First Bank Stost
Eee
Ee ‘ Baacecpsrati
Lagres
Mitchell Banker
H. R. Kibbee
Selma Allen
Millie Minske
George Thoming
Allen
Mrs. Thoming
Security State Bank of
Wallace
State Banking Department
Roy Housman
Heron, South Dakota
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