Market News No Change In Swine Market Receipts Friday
Armour Stock Yards Hur on May 26 reports no changes in market quotations. Hog receipts were 300, with prices 6.50 to 6.75, some up to 7.00. Salable sheep at 10 cents, no early fat lamb action, and clops priced above 8.90 to 10.25 for California springers. Sheep scarce, steady to weak. shorn ewes about 3.50 lower. Representative sales in Ligux City show no cattle listed.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
California
Ligux City
Chicago
Aroun
Nebraska Springers
City
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Chicago and New York Produce Markets May 26
Chicago and New York markets report varied butter eggs poultry and hog prices. Butter creamed higher in New York while Chicago shows mixed bids. eggs steady in both cities. hogs steady with tops around 6.95. cattle lambs and calves mixed with limited demand. Minnesota and South Dakota listings show local price ranges for hens roosters turkeys and butterfat, reflecting regional fluctuations.
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New York
Mitchell
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Livestock Market Reports From St Paul and Sioux Falls
St Paul market notes show cattle supplies around 3 000 with mixed demand and modest gains. Heifers and vealers firm at mid to high values, cows down slightly, hogs steady with top near 30.73, lambs steady to slightly weaker, springer cows quoted high. Sioux Falls reports hogs 1 000 steady top 6.45, cattle 400 steady with mixed quotes, overall activity steady.
Livestock Prices Reported At Sioux City Auction
May 26 Sioux City cattle market notes salable calves 25 slaughter classed cattle steady with medium grade steers and yearlings 7.75 to 9.00. cows 5.60 to 7.00. cutters 4.50 to 5.50. Hogs 2800 salable, steady to firm. top 6.55 to shippers, 180-260 lb 6.25 to 6.50. 200-290 lb 6.00 to 6.75. 290-380 lb 5.75 to 6.00. good sows 5.25 to 5.40.
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Hin
Wat
Roux City
Sioux City
Atockera
Watertown Produce Prices and Chicago Futures Report
Watertown market lists heavy hens at 14 cents per pound and other fowl prices plus egg and butterfat quotes. Chicago futures show bids and storage standards for eggs and butterfat with May and June figures.
Wheat Moves Up To New Seasonal Highs
Wheat prices jumped to new seasonal highs with July and September above 79 cents and December at 80 cents as buying from eastern interests and flour demand supported a rally after early rain induced weakness. Short covering and profit taking followed, with July at 78.34, September 78.44, and other grains mixed. Minneapolis cash wheat receipts total 238 bushels.
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Vricagd
Markets At A Glance May 26 New York and Chicago Briefs
Markets at a glance show steady stock activity with some advances, bonds improving though government notes dip, and mixed curb markets. Chicago grain futures rise while hogs and cattle trade mixed. extensive commodity quotes and futures details follow with specific prices and contract months.
Stocks Forge Up In Unsteady Session
In New York may 26 a fair news budget lent some stocks a forward lean yet the session remained unsettled with gains near two points fading at times. Close prices were near highs as about 650000 shares traded led by steels rubbers mail order and specialty issues. Investors cautious ahead of Memorial Day holiday and exchange closure Tuesday.
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New York
Huron Model Airplane Club celebrates maiden flight surprise
Members of Huron's Gas Model Aircraft Club, 15 students and 2 instructors, built a 35 foot wing span plane powered by a 1/5 horsepower Linney engine. The test flight from the south Ohio Avenue field climbed in a long spiral and vanished into lowering clouds, with the fliers hoping it lands west or south of Huron. The group values the craft at about $20 plus hours of labor and asks for help locating it.
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Huron’s
Huron School
D. Shepersky
J. W. Keller
Mitchell
deys—Gengitiens
Ohio Avenue
Huron
Winners Named in South Dakota Dental Poster Contest
Dr. Ray A. Stratton announces four divisions of a state poster contest for public and parochial schools. Twelve winners receive first second and third places with names from Belle Fourche Rapid City Lennox Highmore Highmore Scenic Gregory and other towns. Cash prizes awarded to top finishers.
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Ray A. Stratton
Huron
South Dakota Dental Society
South Dakota
Phyllis Valery
Belle Fourche
Marietta Honey
Rapid City
Eliza‘beth Melvin
Vernon Schafer
Hermina van Essen
Lennox
Leonard Tislau
Highmore
Mary
Louisa Salem
Dorothy Deily
Wenernetta Stanky
Kenneth Vielmiste
Gregory
Jean Clossen
iRapid City
Sprize
Rain Continues Across Nebraska and Dakota Regions
Rainfall extended across the northeastern area with heavy moisture in Milbank and Sisseton while central parts saw scattered showers near Mitchell. A lightning strike felled Stahr, injuring him and igniting a house fire. he was hospitalized in Estelline. Pierre and Lemmon reported lighter totals as westward precipitation persisted.
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Stahr
Estelline
Milbank
Sisseton
Lorclem Lakes
Mitchell
Huron
Howard
Satem
Marion
Chamberlain
Loomis
Aievr
Pierre
Lemmon
Royalty Dinner Report and a Town Cure News
Royalty by Lieutenant-Governor A. P. Me Nab features two English footmen who failed to serve at a royal event. Norman Hudson of Saskatoon received the honor as the king and queen enjoyed the meal. An itinerant medical healer was ordered to leave town after authorities checked his wares. The page also lists a long stock ticker and market quotes for various companies and commodities.
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A. P. Me
England
Norman Hudson
Saskatoon
Josef Bruna
Zeppo
Lang
J J. Normand
Baker, Mont
Huron
Recital by Harold Studer Impresses College Audience
Harold Studer of Sisseton bass, a music major at Huron College School of Music, delivered a junior recital last night. Assisted by Margaret Carson, cornetist, the performance showcased his strong diction and tonal clarity with pieces from O’Hare, Stuart, Handel, Burleigh, and Hahn, ending with Invictus.
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Harold Studer
Sisseton
Bass
Loftus H. Ward
Huron College School of Music
Jenior
Margaret Carson
Wolsey
Studer
Huron College
O'Hare
Stuart
Samson
Handel
Jean
Burleigh
Hahn
Kuhn Arrested in Pennsylvania Roadside Stop
Fritz Kuhn former Bund leader and Munich native was arrested yesterday in a roadside lunchroom near Reading Pennsylvania by detectives trailing from New York. He was indicted on 12 counts including theft of 8907.35 from the Bund and misappropriation of funds from a Washington's Birthday rally. Kuhn waived extradition and faces possible 50 years in prison. Accompanying Kuhn were Gustav Elmar Thomas Dixon and Gerhard wrBpelen Kinze.
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Hoboken
N. J
Thomas Dixon
New York
Gerhard wrBpelen Kinze
Astoria
Long Island
Kuhn
Bundsfuehrer
Thomas Bewer
William Grainecker
Bund
Washington
Madison Square Arden
Yale
Automobile Group Elects Verschoor President at SD Motor Trades Meet
Verschoor Mitchell elected president of the South Dakota Motor Trades Association at the annual convention in Sioux Falls. E R James of Rapid City named director of the National Automobile Dealers Association. Beier Watertown named vice president. Urquhart Huron treasurer. Ball Huron secretary. Dozens of directors reelected or newly elected. The 1940 convention city will be chosen by the board. About 75 attendees registered after talks on auto industry issues and a Dutch lunch.
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Verschoor
Mitchell
South Dakota Motor Trades Association
E.R. James
Rapid City
National Automobile Dealers
George Beier
Watertown
Dan Urquhart
Huron
E R. Ball
P. Fitzgerald
Yankton
E. J. Wintersteen
Sioux Falls
B. B. Papke
Lemxnon
George Rozum
A. M. Parker
Madison
E.R. Judy
Aberdeen
Jick Walker
Deadwood
JW. K. Rierden
GF Leighton
William Hinselman
John Msher
Pierre
Karl Kjellsen
Brookings
F. E. Bradley
Redfield
James
Presbyterians Name Layman Moderator
In Cleveland on May 26 a layman, Dr Sam Higginbottom, 64, was elected moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U S and its 2,000,000 members. Higginbottom, nominally of Cleveland though largely based in India as a missionary, was chosen by the church annual assembly becoming the first lay moderator since Dr Robert E Speer of New York in 1927.
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Cleveland
Sam Higginbottom
U. S
Higginbottom
India
Robert E. Speer
New York
Draws Five Dollar Fine For Firing Firearms
WIL UBER pled guilty before Municipal Judge C N Hall this morning to a charge of shooting firearms within the city limits and received a five dollar fine. Police Chief Jake S Nelson warned that others guilty would face similar punishment.
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Wil Uber
Mucipal
C. N. Hall
Timita
Kukuk
Jake S. Nelson
Huron High Band Performs Inside CCC Camp Barracks
The Huron High School band conducted by Duane Smith played a concert for veterans of CLL Lamp V-4725 at a CCC Camp barracks during the weekly smoker. Rain postponed the outdoor show. Guests at dinner after the concert included Director Smith Superintendent A J Lang and Miss June Lang.
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Huron High School
Duane Smith
Smith
A. J. Lang
June Lang
Deadwood Bicyclist Dies After Truck Collision
Deadwood rider Philip Geary nine, son of Mr and Mrs B F Geary, died from injuries after colliding with a truck while bicycling Wednesday in Deadwood. He was hurled under the wheels. witnesses said Lea Gilmore of Hello Fourche was blameless.
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Deadwood
Philip Geary
B. F. Geary
Lea Gilmore
Fourche
Detailed Hitler-Russian pact terms pushed to Moscow
Britain sent its detailed formula for a defense pact to Soviet Russia and invited Marshal Voroshilov to attend British army maneuvers. Paris meanwhile prepared to hand the British text to the Soviet ambassador as Minsk and Geneva talks shape the alliance. The move signals a strengthened British French Russian front amid talks with Halifax Bonnet and Maisky. Grand Patriarch of IOOF Pfeifer recovering in Aberdeen hospital after hernia surgery.
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Moscow
London
Great Britain
Russia
Marshal Klementi
E. Voroshiloff
Iwar
France
Jacob Surits
Paris
Vyacheslaff Molotoft
Britain
William Leeds
Geneva
Viscount Halifax
Georges Bonnet
Ivan Maisky
IOOF
A. E. Pfeifer
Groton
L. O. F. Lodge
St. Luke’s Hospital
Aberdeen
Antion
Inspecting Wheat Fields Before Crop Insurance Claims
Alfred R. Barnes warns that must inspect wheat fields with a Federal Crop Insurance Corporation policy before any inspections. He notes daily losses amid drought and allows pasturing only if two potential production exists. County committees may oversee erosion control and repurpose fields under approval.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Alfred R. Barnes
AAA
Barnes
Ruth Deets Dies At Pierre Hospital
Ruth Deets 38 director of child welfare for the South Dakota Social Security Department died early today in Pierre after a period of illness She is survived by her husband Lee Deets associate professor of sociology at the University of South Dakota Services will be held Saturday at the Episcopal Church in Pierre with burial likely in New York City where she was born to Cy and Mrs Sumner B Kingsley
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Emergency Relief Administration
Public Welfare Commissator
Episcopal Church
Boris
Rometn
New York
Sumner B. Kingsley
Funeral Saturday for Mary E Halbig in Miller
Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Presbyterian church in Miller for Mary Ellen Halbig who died Tuesday at Miller hospital. A pioneer resident born in Iowa in 1866 she moved to Band County in 1883 and spent 28 years in Miller. Survivors include three daughters Jessie Halbig Clairerne Nelson and Kenneth Miller two sons James and Fred, one brother and one sister in Idaho and two grandchildren. Husband predeceased her in 1932 burial at the Gark cemetery.
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Mary E. Halbis Miller
Presbyterian Church
Miler
Mary Ellen Halbig
Miller
Band County
Halbig
Iowa
Jessie Halbig
Gann Valley
Clairerne Nelson
Kenneth Miller
Hand County
James
Maller
Fred Who Ives
Idaho
Gark
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Nevin
Fritz Kuhn
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Presbyterians
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Ruth Deets
Pierre Hospital
Fenney
I C, Johnson
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R. 1. Doland
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