Winter Wheat Brings Problem in Grain Market
CHICAGO May 22 The new 500 million dollar winter wheat crop may begin harvest in the southwest late May or June. It will tax the nation’s grain marketing system for about a month, with rail cars in short supply for movement and storage. Officials have planned to move large quantities of grain, while a high overhang and limited storage space strain transportation and merchandising networks.
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Chicago
Suthwest
Wheat growers weigh storage to meet high loan rate prospects
Farmers seek to retain as much harvested wheat as possible to maximize storage and protect against anticipated high loan rates. Officials note market pressures and policy signals influencing on farm decisions. The focus remains on preserving grain for favorable financing terms.
Looking Back 20 Years Ago in Huron Social Life
Mrs. Chris Fugisang hosted a six o clock dinner for Mr. and Mrs. J B Tofting of Winnipeg. Covers for eight featured a tulip centerpiece. Mrs Tofting planned to stay several weeks visiting her mother Mrs W J Wilcox and sister Mrs W J Withers. Mrs George Robinson held a six o clock dinner in her home with spring flowers and a lilac bouquet. Twelve guests joined, served by Mrs G W Hill. Mrs A J Bick hosted Mizpah Chapter Past Matrons on Friday afternoon with about twenty ladies. guests included Mrs E H Bryan and Mrs Schoolcraft. Officers elected for a new Past Matrons and Past Patrons association in Huron. Dr G L Arbery of Mitchell visited, planning to weekend in the city. Elizabeth Hefferman and sister Rose left for Elkton after shopping in Huron. Peter Riggle and daughter Alice left for Pierre for several days. Riggle a brake man based there. Lorene and Yvonne Kurtz visited grandmother Mrs H A Van Buskirk Broadland. Prof C C Johnson of Huron College resigned to become pastor at Gibbon Nebraska.
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Chris Fugisang
J. B. Tofting
Winnipeg
Can
Mr. Tofting
Mrs. Tofting
W. J. Wilcox
W. J. Withers
George Robinson
South Dakota
Schoolcraft
Vesta
Watertown
Huron
C. Hinckley
Lillian Perviton
J. FB. Doherty
J. E. Mattice
G. L. Arbery
Mitchell
Bulver
Elizabeth Hefferman
Rose
Elkton
Peter Riggle
Alice
Pierre
Mr. Riggie
Lorene
Yvonne Kurtz
H. A. van Buskirk
Broadland
C. C. Johnson
Huron College
Presbyterian Church
Gibbon
Neb
Substantial Rains Needed for South Dakota Crops
Weather report notes past week scorching winds drying surface soil and blowing dust in sandy areas. Federal Meteorologist B R Laskowski says only scattered light showers occurred, but overall moisture was not critical and crops were generally good despite early corn emergence and localized drying effects. light rains and cooler weather at week’s end offered some relief.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
Weather Bureau
Bynte
Besdle
Sadie
V. Cummings
State of
South Dal
Thia Court
Sadie V. Gumroaings
Kate Diny
R. M. Russel
Huron
Beadie
South Takote
Rendle
Glanser
H. OW
Markey
Gorn
Wheat Region
Aberdeen
Ardmore
Brookings
Fairfax
Faith
Lemmon
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre Trace
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Tyndall
Vivian Trace
Watertown
Yankton
Former pugilist hints and puzzles puzzle crowd
Mixed word puzzle list with numbered clues and a weather note on rains and an agriculture update. The article reports rainfall totals across multiple stations and a humorous marriage anecdote about Rev Loyal M Thompson receiving 7.77 dollars in 777 pennies after 25 years in the ministry.
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Bloomington
Tll
Loyal M. Thompson
Thompson
Rules Municipality May Refuse To Grant Beer License
Pierre May 22 Attorney General Leo A Temmey said municipalities may refuse a 3 2 beer license if the proprietor plans to locate outside policemen beats The law allows governing bodies to judge site suitability and deny the license if objections are raised The statement was in response to a Milbank inquiry The piece ends with an odd line about the sparrow as the costliest alien in North America
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Pierre
Leo A. Temmey
Frank 5S. Tait
Milbank
Visiting Notables and Local Journeys in Huron
City briefs recount visits and travels of residents and guests led by Mrs. Raymond Perry from Sacramento to visit her mother Mrs. George W. Wright, Dr. J. F. Winter's Tucson to Indianapolis radiology fellowship, and Governor Harlan Bushfield's stop en route to Rosholt to deliver the high school commencement address. Local residents return from Tucson and Atlantic, with several arranging future trips and appointments.
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Raymond Perry
Sacramento
Calif
George W. Wright
Perry
Evelyn Wright
Huron
Detroit
Kiel Bros. Inc
Tadv
James Venables, Jr
Nanette
Courtney
New Orleans
Tucson
Ariz
R. G. Toler
Black Halls
Mr. Myers
South Dakota
Milwaukees Elks Club fountain shuts after water source found
Milwaukee residents had been using bottled spring water from the Elks Club fountain, which was connected to lake Michigan water after a leak. The Elks Club closed the fountain to stop the mistaken belief the water was from a spring. In Kansas City a gray-haired woman offered to sell for money.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Antique earrings misidentified as crystals turn rubies reveal value
Guy M Babbst sold a pair of antique earrings for 20 dollars claiming red stones and a small diamond were Aeirlosms. A dealer later identified rubies worth about 3000 dollars, while another doubted the sum yet showed interest. Babst plans to locate the seller to share any profit. Puffins shed outer coverings at their hills every fall.
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Guy M. Babbst
Babst
Desler
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