Market News Prices On Hogs Show Gain Here
Armour stockyards in Huron report Thursday hog receipts of 700 with prices steady to 5 higher and a top of 290, while cattle and sheep markets fall. Chicago and Minneapolis futures show hogs up to 3.75 for heavy weights amid drought pressure, with cattle, lambs, and calves mixed or down across multiple regions and carload quotes.
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Futures Ascend To Price Limit
In Minneapolis on May 21 futures in wheat rose to the price limit after profitable lines. New highs were set across the board with broad active trading driven by commission houses. May wheat up 4 percent, July and September up 5 cents. May barley up 5 and July and Sept modest rises. Demand for cash grain remained strong across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley.
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Markets recover very ys HIDE AND WOOL MARKET
Markets recover listing hides and pelts with prices for No 1 cured hides under 45 lbs and over 4 lbs, bull hides, horse hides, tallow, and sheep pelts. Local prices from Huron and Sioux Falls and Sioux City show daily poultry egg butter quotes, with May 31 reports from New York Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
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Steel Shares Lead Decline In Market
The stock market slipped with steel stocks pacing losses as major names like U S Steel Bethlehem American Telephone Celanese and AT&T fell by roughly 1 to 4 points. Broad quotes show widespread declines across many firms and commodities in a downbeat session.
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Mrs. B. D. Minium Dies At Wolsey
Mrs B D Minium dies at her Wolsey area farm home after 9 days pneumonia. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 and 2:30 at home and church with Mas Fanny B Mills in charge. Interment in Wolsey cemetery. Survived by widower Brazilliar Minium and five children, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. earlier child mortality noted.
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Emma Jane Reynolds
Lewis Reynolds
Kankakee
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Iowa
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Wilford Minium
Bert Minium
Guy Minium
Nina Pribyl
Welsey
T. P. Martin
Teachers Seek Summer Study Across Colleges and Coast
Numerous Huron public school faculty plan summer study or travel. Names include Lorrain Paulson Fannie Davis Gilmore Voenoist Hortense Babbitt Clara Mayer Irene Chaplin Selma Dahlberg plus George Bell Marion Burchfield and others attending institutions from Huron College to University of Iowa and Colorado Boulder. Some will visit relatives or travel to the west coast.
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Fannie Davis
Gilmore VoenOist
Huron College
Hortense Babbitt
Clara Mayer
Irene Chaplin
Selma Dahlberg
Norther Normal
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George G. Bell
Marion Burchfield
University of Southern California
Raymond Hess
Genevieve Vessey
Eva Walker
Bernice Hastie
Millicent Murphy
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A. D. Sharpersky
Black Hills
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Waldner Baby Dies and Funeral Held Today
Waldner baby in Lake By ron township died Wednesday after a short illness at about 1:30. Funeral services were set for 2:00 this afternoon at Hofer church with Rev. Joseph Hofer officiating, burial at Hofer cemetery. Surviving are parents, one brother, and two sisters. Also listed are multiple marriage licenses and a dense stock market snippet with many named companies and prices.
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John J. Waldner
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Dairy Farmers Win Milk Price Hike in Chicago
Agreement reached between the agricultural administration dairy section and N Guyer of the Chicago Pure Milk Association raises class 1 milk price in Chicago from 1.75 to 2.00 dollars per hundred pounds. Increase to take effect in June after immediate AAA amendment.
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Midwest drought worst on record warns weather bureau
The weather bureau called the western drought unprecedented and spreading to the Pacific Northwest. It cited deterioration of winter grains in Nebraska, Montana, and surrounding states with potential abandonments if rains do not come, while South and Atlantic regions fared better. No rain in sight for drought zones. only light local showers elsewhere. Record high May temperatures were reported across midwest and north central stations.
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Water Supply Boosted by River Release and Wells
Water flow into the James River above the dam helps stabilize the city intake level near five feet above the 20 inch pipe. A new shallow ditch well supply will be piped into the city reservoir as soon as possible. Artesian wells and the ditch well are expected to yield about 600 to 650 gallons per minute, totaling roughly 964000 to 936000 gallons daily, with chlorination planned before mains distribution. Special meeting with state geologist E P Rothrock set for tomorrow night to discuss additional wells.
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Youngberg Announces Baptismal Service and Lecture
Rev. A G Youngberg of the Seventh Day Adventist church travels to the Missouri river valley 17 miles southeast of Wagner to baptize new bee lovers and welcome them into church fellowship Saturday. He returns to Huron Sunday and leads the final Bible lecture on Missionary Experiences in India with public invitation.
Hospitals Admit and Divorce Granted in Hur on District
At the hospitals admitted H P Boon Huron medical Mrs E Sweeney Yale medical James Kolsher Huron minor surgical Mrs EB H Fountain Hitchcock medical Lee Durbee De Smet minor surgical Dismissed Ray McDonald Aspens Gladys Murray Huron Anta Jorgen Huron C W Stangs Huron. DIVORCE GRANTED A divorce decree signed by Circuit Judge Alva E Taylor today separating Minnie Doyle and Charles G Doyle Huron bottling works operator. Mra Doyle brought the suit.
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Barclay Parade Shoots for Hemesial Day Duty
Barclay, a 90-year-old Civil War veteran, rode in a Hemesial Day parade in Huron yesterday. An inadvertent error included his name on a list of G. A. R. veterans carried in by the Evening Aaronite.
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Recital program at Huron College School of Music
Huron College School of Music announces its annual commencement recital in the college chapel led by Loftus Ward. Also Friday evening program features Rhapsodies Mignonne and multiple pianist and vocalist pieces by students including Sanderson Finley Martin Rayburn Longstaff and others. Nearby ad lists furnished room rental and a furniture sale at 609 Calif S W.
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Dickson Funeral Held Before Michigan Burial
Short funeral services for Clifford Jickson were held at the Welter chapel this morning with Dr. Hubert Kettle in charge. The body was sent to the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs Jesse Dickson in North Morenci, Michigan, for a Saturday afternoon funeral. He is survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters.
Candidates List Primary Expenses Routs Nomination
Pierre May 31 The secretary of state reports May 1 primary expenses for three candidates. D K Loucks of Watertown, unsuccessful Republican governor hopeful, spent 557.05 with 446.20 in contributions. Earl N Hammerquist of Farmingdale, defeated GOP candidate for Congress in the Second District, spent 222.30 with no contributions. John T Milek of Sturgis, Democratic hopeful for the Second District, listed 270 in expenditures.
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