Armour Market News Shows Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices
Armour stockyards in Huron and Sioux City report a steady to slightly lower market with mixed cattle and calf prices. Cattle receipts near 490, calves and veal price ranges broad, hogs steady to lower with best values around 3.90 per hundred weight. sheep and lambs show minimal changes amid large market variances. Sioux Falls and Sioux City weekly summaries reflect firm heifers and weak cows, with steady to lower hogs and variable feeders.
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Armour
Huron
Medien
Sioux
Sioux City
Dept
Cattly
Hogs and cattle price declines at Chicago market
The Chicago hog and cattle market shows broad price declines with heavy hogs down to new lows since 1897. Packinghouse demand weakens while lighter weights, bulls, and sows also slide. At South St. Paul, steady to lower bids persist for steers, heifers, and yearlings amid ample supplies and cautious buying.
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LOWE
Chicago
Rees
Ae Erica
Renute
South
Jis Mons
Bates No Ui
Shornesseb Ag
Carl
Wheat Futures Sluggish as Holiday Thins Trade
Minneapolis market reports sluggish wheat futures with thin trade due to upcoming holidays. May wheat fell 1, July 1.5 lower, Sept 1 lower. May rye down 1, July 0.44 lower, Sept 0.5 lower. May flax up 0.21, Sept 0.1 higher. Cash wheat easy, demand weak. winter wheat offerings scarce. cash corn demand improved. oats slower. barley mixed.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Turin
Duluth
Markets Report for Huron Poultry Butter and Eggs
Market notes from Huron state furnished by Swift and Son Buck Brothers and others cover poultry hens leghorn roosters and eggs prices in Huron and surrounding cities. Also included are hides wool pelts and Chicago and Sioux Falls regional price reports with Chicago eggs butter and poultry futures trailing steady or mixed signals May 28 reports. Includes regional meat and dairy trade details and commodity estimates for Huron area.
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Huron Poultry
Swift & So
Fiuron
S. D. Lens
Chicago
Pier
Enss
Stock Market Ends With Steady Tone
New York May 28 147 The stock market steadied after early weakness and closed on a steady note. Net changes were irregular yet generally small as heavy overnight liquidation faded and investors anticipated tax bill progress. Tobacco utility and merchandising issues led losses early, but most groups recovered with activity around 700 000 shares.
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New York
Ceclin
Iss
Judge delays jury for June term here
Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor has delayed calling a jury for the June term of circuit court to save money. The judge said they will wait until after the calendar is called, and if there are not enough jury cases, a jury will not be called. Most attorneys with cases on the calendar say they will not be ready for trial until that time.
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Alva E. Taylor
Circuit Court
Court House
Taylor
St Teresa Pupils Awarded For High Averages At Exercise
Pupils at St Teresa parochial school received awards for highest averages in scholarship attendance and deportment during gym exercises after class reports. Awards went to Catherine and Frances Calvert in 1st grade, Russell Stevens and Chris Schwiski in 10th grade, Vera Delanes in 5th, John Vogel in 6th, Catherine Gorman in 4th, and Helen Snedigar for expression. Msgr Desmond presented books to 32 pupils. Gordon Bjornson and Patricia Finley represent the district in a state oratorical contest in Aberdeen tonight. Certificates for 7th and 8th grades will be given at June Beadle County exercises.
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St. Teresa
St. Teresa's Parochial
Catherine
Frances Calvert
Russell Stevens
Chicris Schwifewski
Vera Delanes
John Vogel
Catherine Gorman
Helen Snedigar
Margaret Calvert
Msgr. C. F. Desmond
Gordon Bjornson
Patricia Finley
Aberdeen
Hausner Speeds Toward Europe In Strained Flight
New York May 28 Hausner of Linden New Jersey began a projected flight to Europe in a red white trimmed Bellanca monoplane with a J 5 engine of 220 horsepower. Officials watched as the heavy craft carrying 550 gallons of gasoline and 22 gallons of oil climbed slowly to only 103 feet before dipping south and failing to lift the wave, sparking temporary expectations that he would return.
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Hausner
Europe
New York
Stanleyner
Linden
N. J
P.m
London
Paris
Bellanca
Dewey County Officials Cleared in Tax Dispute Settlement
Governor Green announced settlement of irregularities allegations against five Dewey county officials after a Timber Lake hearing. The dispute over delinquent tax collection is resolved with taxpayers association and officials in general accord.
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Dewey County
County Taxpayers Association
Green
Timber Lake
Greer
Areep
Healy to Be Ordained at St. Joseph’s Cathedral Sioux Falls
The Rev Vincent W Healey son of Mr and Mrs Joe Healey of Manchester will be ordained at 10 30 a m Sunday June 5 at St Josephs Cathedral Sioux Falls Healy will offer his first solemn mass Tuesday June 7 at 9 20 at St Thomas Catholic Church De Smet Knights of Columbus members in Huron plan to attend Healy has been staying in St Paul and will be stationed somewhere in South Dakota
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Vincent W. Healey
Joe Healey
Manchester
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Sioux Falls
Healey
St. Thomas’ Catholic Church
de Smet
Knights of Columbus
Huron
Healy
St. Paul
South Dakota
Pioneer Resident Becomes Week Visit in Eluron
Mrs. B Weeks of Urbana Illinois, a Beadle county pioneer, and her nephew Carroll Carson visited Eluron this week. Her Civil War veteran husband Capt Weeks homesteaded north of Wolsey in 185, she married there two years later. Since 1882 she has lived in Urbana but supports Huron college and established the Captain B Weeks foundation to aid worthy students. She enjoyed reconnecting with former neighbors and noted progress at Huron college. Hospitals report Birs EE Vance Huron, Mrs F B White Huron surgical. Other items list stock quotes and brands.
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B. Weeks
Urbana
Beadle County
Carroll Carson
Eluron
Captain B. Weeks
Huron College
Memorial Day Origin and Logan Order
The article recalls General Logan's May 5 1868 order creating Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers from the Civil War and later conflicts. It notes G A R posts and younger World War veterans continuing the observance, with readings and ceremonies urged to include orphans widows and the flag. The piece closes urging press support to promote annual remembrance.
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Logan's Order
Logan
Washington, D. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Haren
Huron
Mondas
Democracy at the Crossroads in Public Education Debate
The article argues that strong democracy hinges on robust public education, warns against demagogues, and urges cutting nonessential spending to protect schooling. It notes rising high school and college attendance as a hopeful sign, cites a sermon by Rev. Wallace Bristol, and honors valedictorian Leata Burdick and salutatorian Robert Wagner at a local commencement with musical interludes and remarks by school officials.
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Cerinus
Wallace Bristol
Margaret Royhl
John Spicker
Leata Burdick
Robert Wagner
C. J. Hoppel
D. Dunbar
Divorce Granted To Arlington Woman by Circuit Judge Alva Taylor
Arlington woman Marie Paulsen was granted a divorce from Edward C. Paulsen, meat market operator, on cruelty grounds. The judge approved a property settlement, Marie Paulsen received custody of two daughters aged eight and fourteen.
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Arlington
Alva
Taylor
Marie Paulsen
Edward C. Paulsen
Paulsen
Alpena Woman Dies After Long Illness
Alpena May 9 Henry Magek of Alpena died yesterday morning at a Mitchell hospital after an extended illness. He survived by a widow four sons Curtis at Takoti Wesleyan University in Mitchell Lawrence Leonard Oliver and two daughters Pearl and Luella all at home two sisters and two brothers. Mrs Mogek had lived with her family near Alpena for 12 years. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 oclock at the Methodist church.
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Alpena
Henry Magek
Mitchell
Curtis
Takoti Westean University
Lawrence
Leonard
Oliver
Pearl
Luella
Mogek
Vets To Meet At High School For Memorial Day
All ex service men are asked to assemble at the high school building at 9 o clock Monday for participation in the Memorial Day parade. Com J H Cornell of the American Legion and W J Bachman of the Veterans of Foreign Wars urge full veteran attendance and pledge cooperation to make the day a success. World War vets will attend services at the theatre after the parade.
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Pramyc Ty
Eelock
American Legion
W. J. Bachman
Veterans of
Co. A. R
Beet Crop Loans Now Total $160,532
Belle Fourche May 28. A replication by South Dakota beet farm ers in the Buges Beet Credit corporation for crop loans today total $160,532 with little need for further financing in sight. W. J. O'Bryant, manager of the Black Hills sugar plant, said loans will finance operations on more than 8,000 acres of beets. Over 75 percent of farmers applied. Advances through the season not to exceed 15. Mortgages on the beet crop only. Prospects for the beet crop were good despite recent rains. Local labor and beets will be used. a few Pine Ridge families to be displaced as an experiment.
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South Dakota
Buges Beet Credit Corpor Lion
W. J. O'Bryant
Black Hills
O Bryant
Sugar Company
Oerficia
Pine Ridge Reservation
O'Bryant
Trail May Be Forced To End Work
SIOUX FALLS May 28 (P) Declining the Custer battlefield highway association will have to cease operations unless financial aid arrives. W D Fisher secretary outlined the position in a talk before delegates from cities between Sioux Falls and Chamberlain. Roy Willy, meeting chairman, said the local chamber of commerce cannot aid due to no budget provision for highway funds. Resolutions urged assistance from various organizations. A Moore, Sioux Falls banker, noted the A P route changed for lack of western city support. Mitchell had contributed $490 over five years, Sioux Falls gave larger sums.
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Sioux Falls
Custer Battlefield Highway
W. D. Fisher
Chamberlain
Roy Willy
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Association
A. Moore
Mitchell
Custer Association
Bible School Opens at First Methodist Church
Vacation Bible school starts Tuesday at 4 pm in the First Methodist Church under Rev. F B Lockridge. Children from public school grades one to six and Sunday school primary and intermediate departments will enroll. Classes run two weeks, mornings 9 to 11 20, with Bible, handwork, recreation, and music. Mrs. W M Sibley leads a faculty inviting any child without a church vacation program to join.
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Wacation Bible School
First Methodist
F. B. Lockridge
W. M. Sibley
Former Alpena Woman Dies in Sioux Falls
Alpena special report: Mrs. John Schneiderman of Davis, a former Alpena resident, died at a Sioux Falls hospital after several weeks illness. Survived by widower, two sons Ervin and Merle in nearby farms, and daughter Mrs. Merle Tague in Iowa. Schneiderman runs an elevator in Davis.
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Alpena
Sioux Falls
John Schneiderman
Davis
Ervin
Merle
Ferns
Merle Tague
Iowa
Mc. Schneiderman
Huron Students Stage Evening Play Tonight at Memorial
Huron students present a stage play tonight at the Memorial before a general audience. The performance highlights student actors and a focus on love, growth, and community, with tickets and times announced by school officials.
Huron Memorial Day Observance Noted with Legion Honor
Memorial Day events planned in Huron include wreath laying at Riverside Cemetery and a graveside salute for fallen soldiers. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and other services will provide buglers and naval and air ceremony elements.
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Wilrioi
Legion
Riverside Cemetery
Lemony Olor
Forrest Meers
American Net Stars Regain Title at Prennis Champs in France
American team ARTEUSE France May winst doubles title at the Prennis championships defeating Mia Fi Bennett Whitlingstall and Betty from England 6 1 6 3. In 1990 Mrs Moody and Miss Ryan won doubles. Moody did not defend abroad in 1931. the singles title holder did not defend last year.
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Arteuse
France
May Waren
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