Armour Market Gains Strength In Live Stock Reports
Armour stockyards in Huron report steady to strong market with top at 6.10 and varied receipts across 240-300 lb ranges. Chicago and St Paul markets show mixed cattle hogs prices, with hogs trading around 6.40 to 7.00 and cattle steady to firm amid renewed activity. Sioux Falls notes gains in hog prices and steady cattle demand with packers and farmers adjusting loads.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Sioux City Livestock Market Report May Day Prices
Sioux City cattle and hogs show active demand with calves 200 head, steers and yearlings steady to higher, fat cattle firm, vealers strong, hogs mixed to higher, butchers firm, sows steady. sheep slow with buyers eyeing lower bids. Chicago livestock also notes fair to good demand, with cattle and hogs varying by weight and grade.
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Sinus City
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
Inediam
Wheat Futures Show Strength In Minneapolis Market
Wheat futures rose on May 13 due to unfavorable Canadian weather reports with May and June contracts up and September higher. Cash premiums fell slightly, farm board buyers supported bids, but overall demand remained weak. No forceful action in durum and mixed grains. corn demand quiet, oats weaker, flax firm. Local prices and carriage ranges shown for No 1 northern, red durum, amber durum, and other grains in Minneapolis and Duluth reports.
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Minneapolis
Farm Board
Sue Lower
Produce Markets Huron Poultry Butter Eggs
Markets report Huron daily poultry butter and eggs furnished by local firms Buck Brothers and Swit Co. notes hens leghorns and extras, eggs graded No 1 and 2, to be weighed 443 pounds and over.
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HURON
Swit & Co. Furen
Fema
Farm Board Trade Warning Sparks Cooperative Push
CHICAGO May 19 delegates to a cooperative conference urged the Farm Board to beware of the grain trade and not place stabilization in trade hands. The telegram, timed as the board held a hearing in Washington, warned any move to let the grain trade control wheat would threaten cooperative grain handling and future marketing act efforts. The meeting urged pooling resources to educate the public about the National Marketing Act.
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Farm Board
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Washington
Stabilization Corporation
Cally
Pio
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Lincoln
Neb
Steward
W. H. Settle
C. E. Hearst
Presiant
Iowa Farm Bureau Federaton
Stock Market Slips After Midday Rally on May 13 1947
The New York stock market cooled after a midday rally and fell again in late trading. Dow Jones eased two points, with declines led by merchandising and amusement issues. Major losses included Eastman Kodak and Ingersoll Rand down five points, while Woolworth, Sears Roebuck, Parampunt, and Kroger also fell. Rail stocks lost gains, and volume surpassed 2,500 shares.
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U. S
Rails
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
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Kroger
Fox
Warner Bros
Paramount
Case
Eastman Kodak
Ingersoll Rand
Union Pacific
Ost
Will Rogers Turns Down Honor Degree in Oklahoma City
Will Rogers, famed cowboy and humorist, rejects an honorary degree offer from Oklahoma City University, calling the concept of degrees for comedians "hooey." He jokes the proposal would amount to a Doctor of Appresence and cites respect for workers who earn degrees. Fred W. Cordell of Quitola pledges a kindergarten degree.
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Oklahoma City
Wi Rogers
Oklahoma City University
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Golagat
Okla
Rogers
Oklahoma
M-l
Fred W. Cordif
Qoolagah
Growth Of Crops Aided During Week
Brown county crops are about normal to a week late as warm weather boosts growth along Milwaukee lines in South Dakota. All grains show improved condition with moisture, fields colored green, corn to be planted by May 25, alfalfa and clover thriving. Jay crop may be the largest ever.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
O. F. Waller
Milwaukee Railway
Brown County
Milwaukee
Waller
Huron Firms Win Faulkton High School Bid
Huron Construction Co. secured the Faulkton high school general contract at 41438 dollars, beating a rival bid by 2764 dollars. George C. Hunt of Huron got the plumbing and heating job at 17700 dollars. Fitzel Electric of Milter won the electrical fixtures and wiring bid at 925 dollars. Start within a week or 10 days with completion planned for early fall.
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Faulkton
Huron Construction
L. A. Groves
George C. Hunt
Fiitzel Electric Company
Milter
One Name Added To Speeder List
George R Furman of 127 Second Street Southwest was added to the speeder list kept by motorcycle officer F. E. Ranney after his Saturday duty began. Furman paid a $5 fine while Herman LeEngle of 2 Ninth Street Southwest paid $10 for parking an oversized truck downtown. J. D. Kiel of 457 Dakota Avenue South was fined $1 for overtime parking.
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Second Street Southwest
F. E. Ranney
Furman
Herman LeEngle
Ninth Street Southwest
J. D. Kiel
Dakota Avenue South
Huron City Commissioners Meet In Routine Session
A quiet regular meeting is expected as Huron's city commissioners convene tonight with city auditor M F Walt noting no major business. The agenda focuses on routine matters, while other local notices include the Golf club practice at the high school athletic field after 6 15 PM and a public notice about curb closures and bank stock transportation.
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Ombussion
Huron
M. F. Walt
Business Women's Golf Club
High Chop
Wheat acreage urged cut amid world talks
In Rome McKelvie and conference delegates argued that surpluses require both expanding consumption and limiting production. Plans from Poland and Australia favor export quotas or an international marketing body, while Russia and Canada have yet to state positions as discussions continue.
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Canada
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Australia
Bank For International Settlements
Rome
Disqualify Smith Judge Disqualify Smith Judge
The charges accuse Free R. Smith of diverting bank funds to personal use. He allegedly caused a bank note of 600000 to be accepted for the corporation and used funds to repay his own debts and those of firms in which he had an interest. Deposits totaling 118115.46 are alleged to have been misused at Platte.
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Smith
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Platte
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Henry
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Sioux Falls
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Roy Willy
D. J. O'Keefe
Pierce
M. G. Lundy
M. Q. Sharpe
Tear Down Billboards 48 On California Highways
San Francisco May 12 A force of 2000 highway and county road crews is tearing down illegal sign boards along California highways. The two week campaign directed by A Emory Wilson of the state chamber of commerce expects to destroy between 75000 and 106000 signs placed without landowner permission or on state land.
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Hlways
San Francisco
A. Emory Wilson
State Chamber of Commerce
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Wanted Beadle county agent to sell Death to Dandelions
A faded advertisement seeks a Beadle County agent for a new dandelion killer tool titled Death to Dandelions. It promises a $2 retail price, 99 percent prospect interest, strong profit, and only $5 capital. Contact J W Easland at 378 Third through Road Bane.
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Dandelion Post
Free political discussion protected by constitutional rights
The Supreme Court found California's red flag law defective in the Yetta Stromberg case, returning it to state court. Stromberg, a Native American of Russian descent, was convicted for camp children saluting a Russian Soviet flag. The court ruled the statute vague and repugnant to due process, threatening liberty under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Supreme Court
California
Yetta Stromberg
Wes
Hughes
Miss Stromberg
Lions Advertise June Convention At Huron
Aberdeen Lions and nearby clubs plan for a large crowd at the Fifth district convention in Huron June 10 11 and 12. District Governor H A Hill Dr C S Betts and LeRoy Boggs outlined plans to Lions from North and South Dakota Minnesota and Canada. A representative from Lions International spoke as advertisers were welcomed by the Huron club.
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C. S. Betts
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North
South Dakota
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Hill
LeRoy Boggs
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Vehicle of
Chicago
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Aberdeen
Huron
M E Church Plans 50th Anniversary Observance
Huron’s Methodist Episcopal church marks fifty years with a three day event. Sunday sermons feature C B Harrold and J P Jenkins, an historical pageant Monday night with 15 visiting pastors, and a golden anniversary banquet Tuesday evening led by Dr. C E Wilcox. Church founded 1880, organized May 1881.
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Huron
F. E. Lochridge
C. B. Harrold
Watertown
J.P. Jenkins
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
C. E. Wilcox
Tung
Yard and Garden contest urges last minute entries
Officials urge residents to enter the annual Yard and Garden contest with a midnight deadline tomorrow. Prizes include 15 for first, 10 for second, and 5 for third in each class, with judges offering voluntary comments on each yard.
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Huran Paw Board
C. N. McIlvaine
Foreign Students To Get Diplomas At Huron High
Fifteen foreign residents, many born abroad, will receive diplomas tonight at Huron high school during the Americanization banquet and program. They are night school students taught by Mrs. C. P. Warren and Mrs. W. J. Braskamp and will be examined by Federal examiner Harry P. Adderson of Minneapolis. The banquet starts at 6 and the program at 7:30, with food by the domestic science department and assistance from the American Legion auxiliary. The public is invited.
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United States
Huron High School
C. P. Warren
W. J. Braskamp
Harry P. Adderson
Minneapolis
American Legion Auxiliary
Lily Fails to Bow in Newark Mare Theft Case
In Newark a bay mare named Lily, missing after a theft report, only bowed to a junk wagon when hailed by Lieutenant Bernard Heflin after seventeen days of searching. In Sibley Iowa a tornado seven miles southwest caused injuries, horse deaths, and farm building destruction.
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Sibley
Iowa
Claus Dirks
Sibley Monday
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