Hog Market Holds Steady Amid Friday Receipts
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON May 2 hog market Friday remained steady with top at 9.20 and receipts around 30. Cattle showed mixed price moves with steers and yearlings in the 7.50 to 6.00 range and heifers around 6.90. Sheep quotes reflected spring lamb demand, with light change and varying loads.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
Soux City
Sioux “Falls
Sioux, Falls
Blioua City
USDA
SBS
Chicago markets report mixed poultry and potato trends
In Chicago on May 22 and May 28 buyers saw unsettled live poultry prices with hens and roosters listed across several weight categories, plus strong turkey and duck figures. Potatoes moved on trucks with 751 shipments steady to firm, while U S No 1 cobblers and russets showed varying quality and prices across states from Louisiana to Idaho.
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Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Cobblers US
California
White Ram US
Idaho
Robblers
Wheat Futures Firm as Chicago Congestion Bites
May wheat futures firmed after a slow start with steady closes. May higher, July and September little changed. coarse grains quiet. Cash wheat under tone firm, winter wheat in fair to good demand. cash corn quiet, rye unsettled, flax quiet.
Markets Report From Huron and Minneapolis Grains
Market notes detail daily grain prices and receipts for wheat rye barley and flax from Huron and Minneapolis. Includes futures like No 1 dark northern and No 3 red durum with varying prices and weights, plus Duluth cash close figures and grain quality commentary.
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Carlet Ran
Cerlotain
Avai
Duluth
Huron
Nord
Sioux City and Sioux Falls Produce Mixed Poultry Prices
Friday reports from Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown and Mitchell show varied poultry and butter prices with hens of different weights leghorns ducks geese and turkey prices alongside butterfat levels and egg futures. Market notes include government buying influence and steady to mixed spot egg prices across regions.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
Turkey
Mitchell
Chicago
Butler
Freddie's Mother Wins Two Points In Custody Case
Lillian Bartholomew, film actor, gains ground in a custody battle over 12 year old Freddie. Superior Judge Robert R. Kenny refuses to dismiss her suit seeking an accounting of the child's earnings. Judge Archbald previously denied dismissing the guardianship petition and will rule next Monday.
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Los. Angeles
Lillian Bartholomew
Glater
Freddig. Bartholomew
Jahe
Harry Archbald
Freddie
Myllicent-Bartholomew
Robert R. Kenny
Archbald
Miss Bartholomew
Minneapolis Flour Prices Reported In May Note
Minneapolis market cenus lists four unchanged carload figures for flour shipments, noting 98 pound sacks and bran values around 14.00 to 14.50 cents, with standard middlings at about 37.50. City reports show GAUT6ED a barrel in transit and overall cargo totals near 24,038 units.
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Minneapolis
Stock Recoveries Run Up to 2 Points
New York stocks closed quietly with many leading issues recovering fractions to two points and a few advancing more. Investors noted satisfactory corporate statements dividends and economic news while late profit taking kept volume modest with about 850000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Commission House
Closing By The Ax Alaska Juneau 13% Allexhany 7
A historical financial page lists numerous company quotes and bond prices with percentages and par values, including automakers, manufacturers, and utility firms. The U.S. government bonds closing figures and various market items are shown, reflecting a dense docket of securities and stock figures.
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ATE
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Armour
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Con Edison
Con Gas
Curtiys Wright
Deera'& Co
Deere
du ‘Pont
Eastman
Espw & Bts
Firestone T
Dust Blows Shortly After Heavy Rain in Lamar
Dust swept Lamar and parts of southern Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle after a brief heavy rain. West of the dusty sector a strong wind hit Pueblo Colorado, tearing down power lines and wrecking chicken houses. Deep drifts were seen in eastern Colorado and western Kansas. motorists reported towing and snow plows used to keep lanes open.
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Colo
South
Ormarn Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Pueblo
Colorado
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kan
Socialists Seek Constitutional Change to Legalize Reform
In Cleveland on May 22 the Socialist party outlines plans for a 1936 campaign push to amend the constitution allowing broad social economic reforms. The Benson amendment would empower Congress to regulate labor, hours, wages, child labor, social security, and key industries, aiming for democratic public control. Norman Thoring notes such revision is essential for orderly progress.
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Iike Nra
AAA
Guffey
Supreme Court
Socialist Party
Congress
Benson
Minnesota Farmer-Lakoviia
Norman Thoring
Shortage Report Against I H Eyer From Rural Credits
Pierre May 22 Director C L Chase reported the state Rural Credits Department filed claims totaling 1067.33 on the bond of J Howard Eyer former fieldman for alleged laborages in his accounts. Eyer, formerly of Lemmon, was discharged last fall. an audit begun last year was interrupted by winter weather. The department also assigned 449.42 of state vouchers payable to the Range Gazette Danne Creek now published by Eyer for mortgage foreclosures and legal printing. The Rural Credit department has stopped publishing legal notices in the Range Gazette. Eyer's $5 bond was written by the Surety Company. An attempted garnishment by an Eyer creditor was rejected by the attorney general. No legal charges have been filed against Eyer to date.
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Range ‘Gazette
Damn Creek
Eyer
Rural Credit Department
Range Gazette
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Rural Credit Board
Attorney General's Office
Mrs Leonard Swanson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Frank James and Mrs Anna James were summoned to Woonsocket by the death of Mrs Leonard Swanson, adopted daughter of Mrs Anna James. She died last night at 6 oclock at her Woonsocket home after a long illness. Survived by husband, Woonsocket sheriff, with no children. Burial is planned for Monday in Woonsocket.
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Nilla
Frank James
Anna James
Woonsocket
Leonard Swanson
Boy mauled by dog near Huron. 5-year-old injured
Ernest Searing, five, living near Huron, was badly injured when a neighbor's dog attacked him yesterday afternoon. The dog reportedly lunged at the boy and tore the flesh on his face during the incident at a neighbor's home.
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Huron
Ernest Searing
Emil Searing
Borth
Senior Class Day Observed at Huron College
Senior Day was observed at Huron College this morning during the student assembly period. Seniors in caps and gowns marched in, were seated on the platform, and class president Meyer announced a poem by Ben Young.
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Huron College
Florence Roberta
Diane
Camden. Meyer
Jos
Ben “Young
Lewis” Bloom
Meyer
De Smet Treated To Big Downpour
A heavy rainstorm struck De Smet with 2.23 inches recorded, the heaviest shower during supper brought 0.98 inch and hail, a later squall added 0.52 inch, and overnight drizzles added 0.73 inch, bringing total near record levels.
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DE Smet
Foes hail new weapon against lynching in Louisiana case
In New Orleans a federal jury awarded Fred Moore’s parents 2500 dollars after a lynching near Labadieville in October 1933. Sheriff Lezin Himes and bondsmen were found liable. two witnesses testified deputies participated, while the sheriff denied the charges. The award signals a civil approach aimed at individual officers rather than counties.
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Louisiana
Fred Moore
Neae Labadieville
Acaivist
Lezin H. Himes
Assumption Parish
Himel
Mte
Moore
RB. Eleazer
Commission Interracial Cooperation
Atlanta
Costigan-Waaner
Nova Scotia Probes Moose River Cave-In Inquiry
The Easter Sunday Moose River gold mine collapse near Moose River Nova Scotia killed Herman M McGill and trapped Dr D E Robertson and Charles Alfred Seidding for ten days. A government inquiry led by Justice W L Currall heard testimony from 15 witnesses including minor workers and former miners.
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Harvey Higgins
Concord
Mass
Wlf. Currall
Supreme Repurt of
Jubilee Contestants Vie For Gold Girl Prizes
Audiences will vote on nine Golden Girl nominees at the Legion amateur show in Huron. Contestants Audrey Boelman Helen Gibbs Shirley Vollenweider and others are featured as merchants issue ballots. The final performance at the Huron Country Club includes a varied program of songs dances and solos with more than $60 in prizes.
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Hightore
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Ight
Elks Ballroom
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Lillian Trotter
Blair Hopie
Beverly Jean
Voyce la Vae
Lorraine May Goochie
Coronation Held at College Miss La Verne Gibbs Crowned May Queen
Coronation ceremonies at Huron College showcased Miss La Verne Gibbs as May Queen with a campus pageant. The event featured the campus players and a program titled Huron College Rhythm, including skits, musical numbers, and dancing, drawing about four hundred attendees.
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la Verne Galan
Huron Colege
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Retlield
Uring
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Het Glow
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Irene Piel
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Nami
Jean Bonestie
Audi
College Fost
Funeral Today for Mrs Knudson at Erwin Home
Mrs Ane drew Knudson died at her home in Erwin Wednesday morning after years of heart ailment and complications. She was 61. Survived by husband, two daughters, one son Elmer in town, and a daughter in Be Smet. Funeral services held today at 1:20 at the Knudson home.
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