Armour Market Declines As Receipts Hit 1200 Head
Armour stockyards at Huron report Friday prices 15 to 25 cents lower with 1200 head received and tops around 9.00. Chicago hogs fall amid larger pork marketings with lights steady to 10 cents lower and bids near 6.63 to 6.75 for 160-220 pounds. Sioux City and St Paul markets show mixed cattle and hog movements with prices easing on some classes while others hold. Chicago futures reflect lower hogs with bids around 6.60 for light hogs and 6.40 for heavies for Monday arrival.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
BOSS
Rovgn Packers
Stags
Pigs
Chicago
Sioux City
Hursday
St. Paul
U. 5
U. S. Dept
W.aegation
FRIDA
Aviesle
Wheat Market Takes On Life Amid Mixed Futures
Minneapolis grain trading has wheat futures stirring after a volatile session. May wheat closed unchanged while June and July moved, corn eased, oats steady, rye and barley slipped, and flax trade stayed dull on light receipts. Cash markets showed varied firmness with quality as a key factor among wheat and durum varieties across Minneapolis and Duluth.
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Minneapolis
Tbs
Dunneapals
Bariey
Bae
Duluth
Chicago
Wal First
Poultry and Produce Markets Listings and Prices
Market listings from Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, New York, and Minneapolis detail live poultry, eggs, butter, and butterfat prices, with weekly Friday sales notes, shipments, and steers for various cities. Includes specific hen, Leghorn, duck, and broiler prices, plus butter and egg quotations and regional shipping data.
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Mitchell
Sioux City
New York
Stock Market Ends Mixed After Irregular Session
New York stocks closed irregularly after a day of mixed results. Narrow changes appeared in U S Steel American Can General Electric and AT&T while rails stayed under highs. Chemical and mining shares sagged as Case nicked up 4 and Woolworth New York Central Gillette New Haven and Northern Pacific rose up to 2 points. Volume surpassed 1,501,000 shares.
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Stock Mart
New York
U. 5
Steel
American Can
General Electric
American Telephone
Case
Woolworth
Central
Gillette
New Haven
Northern Pacific
Warner Bros. Preferred
Market Closing Quotes Show Wide Range of Industrial Stocks
The final trading session lists numerous firms with varied performance. Amoco, General Electric, Exxon, and U.S. Steel among others display mixed moves, while notable gains appear in Anaconda and Kennecott. Despite volatility, several blue chips close higher on the day.
Lutheran confirmation class largest in American Lutheran history
A class of 36, the largest in the church’s history, will be confirmed at 10:30 a m Sunday in the American Lutheran church. Pastor Rev S D Disrud announced catechism sessions tonight at 8 p m and a confirmation communion service Sunday at 8 p m. Families are invited to register for communion. Class motto Saved to Serve and pink carnation is the flower. Members include Loren Anderson Lucille Howder Virginia Bowen Alvin Devick Violet Dubro Atleween Gardner Eleanor Helseth James Jensen Mildred Johnson Donald Johnson Melvin Johnson Lillian Larson Ethel Landis Verna Kamenz Gilbert Krutzfeldt Emma Krutzfeldt Waldo Krutefeldt Henry Mencke William Mencke Irving Mencke Eleanor Marquhart Eleanor Nelson Lenore Pederson Glen Olson Virgil Olson Milton Pronk Freda Schroeder Willie Schroeder Duane Stratton William Smith George Beerman Elmer Beerman William Beerman Ervin Johnson Carroll Moore Leota Olsion.
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American Lutheran Church
S. D. Disrud
Loren Anderson
Lucille Howder
Virginia Bowen
Alvin Devick
Violet Dubro
Atleween Gardner
Eleanor Helseth
James Jensen
Mildred Johnson
Newspapers Aid In Farm Progress Day At SDSU
At the first annual Newspaper Day at South Dakota State College near Brookings nearly 50 editors attended the opening session. Speakers included Prof Blair Converse from Iowa State and Larry Rossman of Grand Rapids with others from Huron Canton and Worthington. Governor Warren Green and Senator Nerbonne were to speak at the banquet tonight. The program covered editorial and mechanical aspects of weekly newspaper publication.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Blair Converse
Iowa State College
Ames
Larry Rossman
Grand Rapids
Minn
Robert. D. Lusk
Huron
C. E. Sanders
Canton
Mowmd Biggar
Warren E. Green
Peter Nerbeck
Farmers Test Corn Yields Across Beadle County
County agent R A Cave and seven Beadle county farmers conduct a third year of corn yield tests with thirteen varieties. The Murdock seed corn by William Smith has two dry years but may not outperform others in normal conditions. Four row stands on seven farms include Pamp, Smith, Olson, McFarling, Bartelman, Timmerman, and Silvas in Custer Custer Hartland Fairfield Bonilla Wessington Sand Creek townships.
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R. A. Cave
Beadle County
William Smith
Virgil
C. C. Pamp
Custer Township
Dearborn
C. V. Olson
Fairfield
C. A. McFarling
Hartland
Louis Bartelman
Bonilla
E. J. Timmerman
Wessington
C. L. Silvas
Sand Creel
Winners Named In City Music Memory Contest
More than two fifth, sixth and seventh graders from five city schools gathered in the high school assembly room to hear 40 musical compositions from a phonograph. Contestants who name the pieces and composers and spell them correctly will earn music merit pins when awards are announced early next week. The winning school will receive a silver trophy cup for a year, last held by Washington school. Results await grading after all papers are evaluated.
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Washington School
Ida L. Iverson
Soloists Added for Huron Civic Chorus Cantatas
Huron Civic chorus adds two guest soloists from Augustana college Sioux Falls Clifford Olson tenor and Bonnie Ruth Mclines soprano will perform Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise and Hear My Prayer next Wednesday at Huron college gymnasium under director H A Van Deursen. Mrs M E Blystone and Mrs L Bayles will also sing. Rehearsals proceed with plans for a successful cantata production another rehearsal set for Sunday afternoon.
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Huron
Huron Civic Chorus
Mendelssohn
Huron College
H. A. van Deursen
Clifford J." Olson
Bonnie Ruth Mclines
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
M. E. Blystone
Pardon Action For A W Ewert Delayed
Pierre May 22 The state pardon board meeting was continued until next Tuesday with no decision on Adolph W. Ewert former treasurer request to reduce a one year embezzlement sentence. The Ewert case and several others will be considered Tuesday as Mrs Elizabeth Coyne secretary of state and Attorney General M Q Sharpe’s engagements delayed the session.
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Pierre
State Pardon Board
Adolph W. Ewert
State Rural Credit Board
Ewert
Elizabeth Coyne
M. Q. Sharpe
Vandalism in Huron Parks Baffles Officials
About two dozen perennials were ruined by children playing in J. W. Campbell park during a bank concert last night. Two recently planted Riverside park shrubs along the James River were uprooted and left to die early this week. Park superintendent restored them, and park board member Mrs. C. N. Mellyaine urged parents to curb such vandalism to keep the city beautiful.
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J. W. Campbell Park
Park Board
Riverside Park
James River
Pupils Finish Their Eighth Grade Examinations
More than 100 eighth grade pupils finished state examinations here at noon and returned home to farms and rural areas. County Superintendent Nellie M Brus said results will be announced next week and marking of papers started this afternoon. Papers from other county points yesterday and today will be sent to the superintendent for grading. To pass, a pupil must have an average of at least 80 across nine subjects and a minimum of 65 in each test.
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Nellie M. Brus
Garrick rites held for Webster grain dealer
Funeral services for James C. Garrick 65 Pioneer grain and feed dealer of Webster were held today at the Masonic temple after his death Wednesday at his home in Webster.
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Garrick
Webster
Masonic Temple
James C. Garrick
kK. C. founder dies in New Haven on heart attack
William M. Geary, second last survivor among the Knights of Columbus original incorporators, died today in New Haven following a heart attack. He helped establish the fraternal order and was a prominent civic figure in Connecticut. He is survived by several relatives and former colleagues.
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Kk. C
New Haven
Conn
William M. Geary
Knights of Columbus
Seining Fish Costs Man Fifty Dollars and Guilty
Dave Deck er, a Spink county farmer living near Beadle county, was arrested after an early fishing trip and pleaded guilty before Judge A L Kinkead to shining fish with a net. He was fined fifty nine dollars after deputies Huntley and Curtiss detained him and Isaac Tschetter near Huron. Tschetter testified Decker had asked him to work, but his case was postponed for further evidence gathering. Officers blamed illegal seining north of Huron for poor fishing this spring.
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Dave Decker
Spink County
Beadle County
A. L. Kinkead
Harvey Huntley
Fred Curtiss
Decker
James River
Isaac Tschetter
Huron
Tschetter
Kinkead
T'schetter
Leo A. Temmey
William Wipf
Bank Case Now Up In Court At Woonsocket
In Woonsocket on May 22 a circuit court session centered on Pipestone National Bank of Minnesota against J H Johnson of Artesian over a note. Also, George Thallen won $62 against Harvey Morris for damages in a car collision. Thallen sought $240. Charles Thomas vs Matt Banker was withdrawn. a new action is expected.
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Woonsocket Woonsocket
Pipestone
Morris
Charles Thomas
Matt Banker
Governor Green To Speak At Brookings Newsday Banquet
Governor and Mrs Green with Mrs Coyne and Charles McCaffree left Pierre for Brookings to attend newspaper day at South Dakota State College. The governor will address a banquet this evening and the party will travel to Gann Valley to witness a Buffalo county history pageant at Fort Thompson tomorrow.
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Green
Pierre
Cattle Breeders To Meet In Huron
Cattle breeders from across South Dakota gather for the annual state association meeting and sale in Huron next Wednesday. John F. White, secretary, says visiting stock men headlined by F. Jackson of Hurley, state association president and past American Shorthorn Breeders’ chief. Other officers include Walter Stein Estelline Earl Morse Sev- ern and Fred Lee Britton. Forty head of purebred cattle will be auctioned Wednesday afternoon.
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South Dakota
John F. White
Cattlemen's Organization
F. &. Jackson
Hurley
American Shorthern Breeders’ Association
Walter Stein
Estelline
Earl D. Morse
Severn
Fred Lee
Britton
Mrs Eliza Murley Dies In New York
The death of Mrs Eliza W Murley near Whitesboro is reported by the Rev Fred White pastor of the Whitesboro Baptist church She was a church member and owned farms near Lake Byron and Philip White, previously a miner at Homestake in Lead, led the First Baptist church in Madison before his seminary training.
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Eliza Murley
New York
Fred White
Baptist Church
Whitesboro
Bayles
Eliza W. Murley
Murley
White
Lake Byron
Philip
Homestake
First Baptist Church of
Madison
Commandery Officers Are Installed Here
New officers of Le Cortui Commandery No 6 were installed at the Masonic temple here last night by W E Warren of Huron grand senior grand of the Dakota Grand Commandery. Dan Urquhart was inducted as eminent commander. Others include Ralph Burger generalissimo H A captain general Glen Burger senior ward Mackness junior ward W E Warren prelate William Tithh treasurer H M Whitman recorder Frank Dwyer sword bearer C L Fitch standard bearer C H Christianson warder Ben Miller sentinel.
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le Cortui
Masonic Temple
W. E. Warren
Huron
Scully Dakota
Dan Urquhart
Ralph Burger
Generalissimo
H. A
Glen Burger
Mackness
William & Tithh
H. M. Whitman
Frank Dwyer
C. L . Fitch
C. H. Christianson
Ben Miller
Sentinel
Holman Airport Named After Speed Holman in St Paul
St Paul May 22 The city council renamed the municipal airport the Holman municipal airport in honor of Charles W Speed Holman a famous flyer buried yesterday after being killed at the Omaha air races Northwest Airways Inc announced Chadwick E B Sra would succeed him as operations manager at the firm
Wanted waiters sought at White Front and Goquois cafes
Cafe side work offered at White Front Cafe Wolsey and SHOR CAFE Goquois. Soda fountain booths tables and stools. Doing good business in heart of season inquire Home Cafe phone 4376.
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Wolsey
S. Dale
Shor Cafe
Goquois
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