Hog Market Falls at Armour Yards and Chicago
Armour Yards in Huron reports hog receipts 430 and prices down 3 with top at 4.25. Steers and yearlings fall 25 while calves steady. sheep 15 to 25 lower. Chicago market weakens sharply after arrivals. top 5, most around 4.90. Cattle bids soften. hogs lead declines as buyers delay. Sioux City notes steady to lower hogs, cattle bids 25 lower on many weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Yards
Shmour
Huron
Chicago
Wheat Market Reverses, Prices Across The Board Up
In Minneapolis May 23, wheat futures rallied amid export sales to Russia, with May, July, and September contracts all showing gains. Cash wheat tone steady, demand improving. durum hard to quote, winter wheat quiet. Corn and oats demand strengthened at diversion points, rye and barley softer, flax mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Russia
Jay
Uae
Mixed Livestock Prices Across Sioux Falls Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Regional cattle hogs and sheep bids show slow to weak demand on killing classes with steers and yearlings mostly under pressure while hogs stay fairly active. Prices vary by yard with steers above 6.50 in some lots and feeders around 5.50 to 7.25. beef cows and cutters mixed. calves weak. hogs largely 4.50 to 5.00 with top around 4.50 to 4.69 for lighter weights. regional markets also note small gains for wheat and produce in Minneapolis Chicago and New York reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
P—U
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Chicago
Duluth Cash Close Prices Report
The Duluth cash close lists wheat and durum prices by grade and origin with multiple No. 1 and No. 2 grades for northern hard winter and amber durum, plus on track flax prices and delivery months for May through October. Prices show fractional cents and varied discounts for Montana and other origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Montana
Huron Masons Hold Spring Ceremonial Night
Huron chapter No. 10 Royal Arch Masons held a spring ceremonial at the Masonic Temple last night with seven grand officers and delegations from Sioux Falls Watertown Groton Bryant Mitchell Woonsocket Miller and Aberdeen. Jess H. Thorpe Watertown, grand high priest, presided with officers including George A. Fettigrew Siou x Falls and others. About 150 members attended the memorial and a dinner followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Graton
Bryant
Mitchell
Woonsocket
Miller
Aberdeen
Jess H. Thorpe
George A. Fettigrew
C. E. Beubler
J. R. Johnson
Hurot
Grand Royal Arch
William B. Rumann
Secrec Vail
Fred L.barclay
Grand Sentinel
Rp. Hart
Stocks Move in Persistent Demand and Firm Halls
Stocks moved with robust demand for New Wetigluss and related assets. Utilities stayed firm as markets showed continued buying interest.
Plans Made for Paddle Day at Huron College
Preparations for the annual Paddle Day include committee appointments for events and transportation to Ward's Grove. Morning games feature kittenball and horseshoes led by John Pasek and John Studer, with food by Hazel McMillion. Afternoon races at 1:30, a 2:30 swimming contest led by Jasper Moulton, and a 4:00 bitterall game follow. Evening features the Paddle Day ceremony with canoes on the James river, a senior to junior paddle presentation, and an Indian ceremony before returning to town or the Muron theatre.
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Huron Collegians
Alphamega
Ward’s Grove
Ralph Myers
William Quick
L ‘O
John Pasek
John Studer
Hazel McMillion
Reynold Dennis
Jasper Moulton
James River
Muron Theatre
Lift Sentence Of Slick Shoplifter Shindler
Sioux Falls reports the 42 year old farmer Shindler pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced by Judge Ransom L. Gibbs to 30 days in jail with 20 days suspended on promise to reform. Police recovered a small truckload of stolen goods after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Gilviman Egee
Reat Shindler
Egge
Ransom L. Gibbs
Bywe
Market closes with inflationary tilt as dollar slides
Open market credit expansion and a weaker dollar against gold currencies impart inflationary momentum to the market. Closing quotations list major stocks with price moves including Am Can, Am Sm. & Ref, Am Toh, Armour, Atlas, Coca Cola, General Foods, Westinghouse, and others with varied percentage changes reflecting the day’s activity.
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al Chem
Allis Chol
Am Can
Am Loco
Am Sm
Anadonda
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
AM Ref
Barnadall
Bendix Av
Borden
Briggs Mig
Can Pac
Cerro de Pasco
CM St.p Fiddi
CNW Sa
CR LP
Chrysler
Col G . Elfis
Com Products
Curtis Wright
Bath St
Drug Inc
Eastmar
Fox Film A
Gen Elee
Gen Foods
Gan Motora
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North
Houston Oil
Hudson
Tl Cent
Int Combin
Int Harvester
Iot
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mo Pacific
Mont, Ward
Nash
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Cash Reg
Nati Dairy
Natl Power & Lt
NY. Cent
NH & HS
North Ams Bi North Pac
Packard Ss
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Purity
R /Rem
Crop Loans In Northwest States Slump This Year
Minneapolis May 23 The federal crop production loan office disbursed 6,376,505 to farmers in 1 state this year versus 23,000,000 in eight states in 1932. Manager L J Paulson cited better crops in many areas in 1932 than 1931 as a leading reason for the sharp decrease. Loans went to 54,378 farmers this year against 113,000 last year, with North Dakota 16,981 loans totaling 2,241,290 dollars, Montana 9,456 for 1,315,785, Minnesota 6,218 for 456,160, South Dakota 2,932 for 380,205, Nebraska 2,977 for 373,180, Topeka 587 for 74,900. Paulson noted 535 drought-area farmers received 25,815 dollars in feed loans due to a hay shortage. Read includes those states and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Federal
L. J. Paulson
Paulson
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Towe
Patson
Nellie Ross Life Like Fairy Tale in Politics
Nellie Taylor Ross, appointed director of the nation's mint, is presented as a pioneer with two firsts in a long public career. From Wyoming governor to a key role overseeing currency, she built a record as a campaigner and organizer, transforming perception of women in government and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
William Bradford Ross
Wyoming
Frank Emerson
Democrats
Wyolm
New Device Shows Defects In Beams
A historic Philadelphia report notes a beam survey of Independence Hall found the structure sound after a Kray test yet spurred engineers to pursue portable fluoroscope units for rapid surveys. The device would reveal hidden defects in steel beams and girders without needing film development.
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Prilade Kay
Independence Hall
Embezzlement Trial Opens At Egan School Board Treasurer
Embezzlement trial opens in Flandreau before Justice Lloyd Halverbis this afternoon for A B Larson former Egan banker charged with misappropriating fifty six thousand dollars as treasurer of the Egan school board.
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Flandreau Flandreau
Coyotes Confident of Runner-Up in N C Conference Carnival
Vermillion May 2 After a week of ideal training weather the South Dakota track squad grows more confident of placing second in the North Central Conference meet at Grand Forks Friday. Coach B Hoy plans to take all point winners from the dual meet with State College. Lawrence Hanson leads the squad with hopes of a 15 foot pole vault and top marks in broad and high jump. The Coyotes feature strong hurdlers led by George March and anticipate victories in distance and weights events with Caddes and Phillips pacing performances in the two mile and shot put.
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University ‘of South
Coyotes
University of North Dakota
B. Hoy
State College
South Dakota
Lawrence Hanson
Lawrence Witch
Clarch
McCann
Caddes
Reeder
Weishast
Phillips
Everett
Harold Hanson
Lawrence Wirth
George March
Wirth
Fanny Mills Addresses Huron College Students
Miss Fanny B Mills pastor of Wolsey Presbyterian church spoke at the chapel hour to Huron college students. She warned that in college life cramming for exams seems more important than prayer and that perpetual activity leaves no time for true quiet and proper action.
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Fanny Mills
Fanny B
Mills
Presbyterian Church of Wolsey
Huron College
Miss Mills
Push Extradition Of Sankey's Wife 5T
County Attorney M F Kinkead announced hurried proceedings seeking extradition for Mrs Vinne Sankey held in connection with the Charles Boettcher kidnapping case. He has word she may be released on her own recognizance. The woman is wanted here in investigation of the Haskell Bohn kidnapping last summer.
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Sankey
Paul
M. F. Kinkead
Denver
Vinne Sani
Charles Boettcher
Haskell Bohn
New York Bay To Get European Trip
The Respoa of Nations association announced Sidney HL Levey of Buffalo New York as winner of the seventh annual competitive examination for high schools on the League of Nations. The prize is a trip to Europe. Virginia Blatherwick of Sioux Falls South Dakota received honorable mention.
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New York Bay
New York
Respoa of Nations Association
Sidney HL Levey
Buffalo
N. Y
League of Nations
Europe
Virginia Blatherwick
Sioux Falls
Bakers Will Start State Meet Tonight
South Dakota Bakers Unit and Allied Tradesmen planned preliminary sessions for a state meeting tonight at Hotel Mecvin Hughitt. The event runs through tomorrow with sessions scheduled across the venue.
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Bakers
South Dakota
Bakers Unit and Allied Tradesmen
Mecvin Hughitt
Morgan faces senate inquiry over private banking ties
Morgan and two partners, meeting on weekdays excluding Saturday, defend not keeping meeting minutes for about 20 years. They justify directors’ roles in other firms with Morgan praising private banking as a national asset while opposing current reform efforts. Senate inquiry led by Pecora features lawmakers Glasy, McAdoo, and Couzens as witnesses.
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Morgan
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
National City Bank
Senate’committee
Ators
Carter Glasy
Virginia
William G. McAdog
California
the Treasury
Fletch¢s
Florida
Democras
James Couzens
Michigan
Sisk
John W.daix
Democratic
Spi
Morgan Private Bank Under Congressional Scrutiny
Investigators focus on Morgan controlled United Corporation a holding entity for operating utilities and potential evidence from income tax filings. The inquiry recalls the Pujo money trust hearings and cross examination of J P Morgan by Samuel Untermyer as Pecora eyes insights into private banking and tax issues amid Glass reforms and pending legislation.
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Morgan
United Corporation
Morgan Partners
Pujo “Money Trust
House
J. P. Morgan
Samuel Untermyer
Morgan House
Senate
Thomas W. Lament
Johnson
California
Pecora
Kuhn-Loch and Company
Dillon, Read and Company
Dillow
Roosevelt
Davis
New Group To Administer Law Formed For Farm Commodities
A new administration team was named to manage law related to key farm commodities. C A Cobb of Atlanta was expected to become cotton production administrator, M L Wilson of Montana State College to lead wheat, and Earle Smith of Chicago offered corn and hog production duties. Guy C Shepard of Evanston was chosen to direct relations with packing houses for hay administration and promote trade agreements to curb depressant price effects.
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C. A Cobb
Atlanta
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College
Guy C. Shephard
Evanston
Hag
Shephard
Cudahy
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