Market News Armour Sales Mostly Steady and Hog Futures
Market notes show beef and veal prices firm to steady with choice and good grades in supply. Cattle and stocker bids varied by weight, with cutters and culled cattle weaker, vealers strong, and sheep bids mixed. Chicago hog futures closed with January at 8.70 and March at 9.09, with light offerings and bids shown for different weights.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Siouxm City
Yourer Coles
St. Paul
WU. S. Dept. Agr
Cattig
Burgedy
Wheat Futures Sag Downward After Opening Weak
Minneapolis reports very nervous and weak wheat futures after opening, shifting from upside to downside. December closes up 0.94, May up 1.01, with oats and rye rising, flax firm, cash wheat in good demand and winter Durum quiet. Prices show broad commodity movement across Minneapolis and Duluth grain markets.
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Minneapolis
Corti
Allanecapolis
Ito
Montana
Markets AARON FULTES BUTTER EGGS and Huron Poultry Prices
Markets show dairy and poultry prices from Sioux Falls and Chicago on November 12. Butterfat and eggs hold steady in several markets, with Leghorn and Javanese birds listed by weight. live ducks and geese priced, plus dressed poultry. Local notes include heavy springs and hens by weight, eggs No. 1 and No. 2, and dairy market details for Huron Brothers.
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Leghorn Springs
Eges
Huron
Mi Brothers Huron
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Springs
Chicago
New York
Market Rebounds As Copper Leads Charge On Nov Day
New York trading opened weak but copper gains sparked a broad rally with several leaders advancing two to four points. Kennecott Anaconda American Smelting American Telephone and other firms climbed as trading totaled about 3.5 million shares. Freight car loadings fell about 2.5 percent versus the prior week, while overall sentiment improved on firmer copper prices amid a 38 month commodity price decline.
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New York
Kennecott
Anaconda
American Smeting
American Telephone
American Can
Atchison
Strel
Wall Street
Iron Age
Reelect Officers Of Church Group In State Meeting
Mrs. Roy Sherwood of Sioux Falls presided as president of the Wo man’s Home Missionary Society of the Pakata Methodist Episcopal conference at the annual state meeting. Officers include Mrs. Lewis Shuster Mitchell treasurer and Mrs. W. E. Hartung Salem corresponding secretary. Membership reached 390 with 23 men and 49 Wesleyan Service Guild affiliates. over $5,000 raised for missions last year. Nearly 1200 members from across the state attended, with talks by national convention attendees and Miss Mae Faulkner delivering the evening address on Highway Building.
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Roy Sherwood
Sioux Falls
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Pakata Methodist Episcopal Conference
Lewis Shuster
Mitchell
W. E. Hartung
Salem
J. E. McDonald
Vermillion
J. L. Baptie
Society For Missionary Work
Society
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Missionary Society
Nation' St Society
Cincinnati
J. T. Medin
J. L. Baptic
H. A. Grow
Sherwood
Mae Faulkner
Huron
MM Faulkner
Kansas City
F. E. Lochridge
Methodist Missionary Society
New Bobbie Signs to Regulate Dakota Ave Traffic
Huron street department starts a project on Dakota avenue to synchronize stop and go signs for smooth flow between Third and Fifth streets. A cable is being laid between Third and Fourth streets to connect the signs and control traffic at 15 to 18 mph. The Fifth street stop sign arrival is delayed until cable arrives in about ten days to two weeks.
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Dakota Avenue
Huron’s
Third
Fourth Streets
Fifth Street
Fred Erlandson
W L Quinlan Dies at 59 in Ashton Cemetery Funeral
W L Quinlan 59 formerly of Ashton died after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and three daughters Mrs Walter A Hack Mrs Carol Young and Miss Anne Quinlan. Burial occurred Wednesday in the local cemetery. In Sioux Falls Mr and Mrs Allen Cooper and daughter of Marshalltown Iowa were injured when their car overturned east of town after a tire blew out.
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W. L. Quinlan
Ashton
Pridow
Walter A. Hack
Carol
Young Amd
Anne Quinlan
Sioux Falls
Allen Cooper
Marshalltown
Iowa
Here
Purdue instructor injured in garage bomb blast
W F Meidergoit a 55 year old Purdue university instructor was seriously injured in Lafayette Indiana by a bomb explosion in his garage authorities could not determine a motive for the bombing. City commissioners in Huron held a brief session approving normal bills.
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Lafayette
Ind
W.F. Meidergoit
Purdue University
Watertown Leads In Football Results And Notable Listings
Football results list shows Watertown 19 over Lead 0, Sioux Falls 13 over Aberdeen 12, Sturgis dominant 77 to Yale 0, Plankinton 25 over Kimball 9, Burke 44 over Colome 6, Platte 6 over Gregory, Highmore 12 over Miller 5, Wessington 20 over De Smet 7, and Geddes 3 percent Armour 0. accompanying dense stock and company listings follow, including Nat Cash Reg 3034 and standard oil and industry abbreviations.
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High School
Watertown
Lead
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Wessington
de Smet
Highmore
Miller
Geddes
Armour
Plankinton
Kimball
Burke
Colome
Platte
Gregory
Sturgis
Yale
Hawes rejects game bird post in national group
Senator Hawes of Missouri will retire from the Senate at term end and refuses the $5 000 year job as president of More Game Birds in America. He publishes an open letter resigning, citing limited scope and a New York headquarters rather than Washington.
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Hawes
Washington
Missouri
Senate
Game Birds In
America
New York
Rotary Club program showcases international minds and Vienna tales
Judge A K Gardner and Dr Benj Thomas spoke at the Rotary meeting in the Hotel Marvin Hughitt on The International Mind and wartime Vienna experiences. A J Lang led the program with special music by Henry Gibson and John S Wharton. Visitors included Paul J Scarboro A E Anderson Andy Palm C B Harrold Will Hill Nick Casper Leslie Ausman H B Test Floyd Trumbull.
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Paul J. Scarboro
A. E. Anderson
Brookings
Andy Palm
C. B. Harrold
Watertown
Will Hill
Mitchell
Nick Casper
Rapid City
Leslie Ausman
Tyndall
H. B. Test
Frederick
Floyd Trumbull
Hat Sprongs
Hearsts Boosts Phosphate Incomes On Farm Field Test
L M Bond of Fargo promotes phosphate as a soil fertilizer while noting mixed results. Brookings and Mitchell trials show gains in clover hay and grain crops, with a method to judge profitability. Farmer organization and Farm Bureau cited as key to addressing agricultural unfairness and real estate tax battles. The H club movement described as pivotal in stabilizing farm life and reversing rural depopulation.
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L. M. Bond
Fargo
South Dakota
Joe Kotrba
Mitchell
Brookings
Hand
Burl Hornbeex
Winchester
Dlinois Agricultural Association
United States
Farm Bureau
Boy Apprehends Leg Break at McKinley School Grounds
Robert Fletchall six year old son of Mr and Mrs Art C Fletchall of 143 Sixth Street Northeast broke his leg below the knee yesterday afternoon while sliding on a chute at McKinley school grounds. He is in the first grade and is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Robert Fletchall
Art C. Fletchall
McKinley School
Robert
McKinley
Hospital Admits Nine Patients In Surgical Wing Roll
At The Hospitals admitted Frenk Kuehn Mrs Albert Keuyer Bonilla and Mrs C Cart oon to the surgical unit. Discharged Allen Halhed Huron Will Voigt and Kurc from the surgical ward.
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Frenk Kuehn
MonhirGxesays Southwest
Albert Keuyer
Bonilla
C. Cartoon
Carpenter
Allen Halhed
Huron
Will
Statenroth Heads District Committee in Redfield
In Redfield on November 10 the district committee re elected C E Statenroth as chairman for another year E R Humeston remains district commissioner and Rev R M Miller becomes vice chairman New sub committee heads were announced including A F Schleher for Court of Honor S W Clark for finance Rev R M Miller for training W Holmes for camping and H S Ivie for civic service and cubs Reports from Troop No 24 scoutminster Rev C B Pederson Troop No 8 leaders I N Beard Emer Anderson were heard Also present from Tfaren were Dr C K Walker Dean H A Hill and Fred C Eggers Plans for Cubs in Redfield and possibly another Scout troop were announced Schleher said his Court of Honor will reconvene next Monday to review scouts seeking rank advancement.
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Redfield
Redfield City Hall
C. BE. Statenroth
E.R. Humeston
R. M. Miller
S. W. Clark
W. Holmes
H. S Ivie
C. 8
Pederson
Scoutminster
I. N. Beard
Emer Anderson
C. K. Walker
Dean H. A. Hill
Fred C. Eggers
Comei
Tfaren
Cubs
Schleher
Spink County
Vermillion War Veteran Philip Ferry Dies
Philip F Ferry of Vermillion died after a stroke in June and funeral services were held for his brother Philip H Ferry. The last Spanish American War veteran in Vermillion, he served in the First South Dakota Infantry in the Philippines and survived 126 days under fire. He was buried at Bluff View after rites at the Baptist church, survived by his widow, children, siblings, and his elderly father.
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Philip F. Ferry
O. &. Ferry
Dakota Avenue South
Vermillion
Philip H. Ferry
Mr. Ferry
Bluff View
Baptist Church
Ferry
Aly
Iuscntine County
Iowa
H. Ul, Ferry
First
South loMya Infantry
Frost
Philippines
LO. 0. F. Docee
Muscovites
Spanish War Veterans Organization
Elba Edmisten
Sioux Falls
Homer
Kingsley
Orville and
Rey
Vermilion
Ivms Ferry
LaVerna
C. Chapman
Cora M. Hampton
Platte
Cailia Ferry
Fort Dodge
Lucius F. Ferry
Hendrum
Minn
Orrin S. Ferry
Huron
King Opens India Confab At London Round Table
Prime Minister MacDonald spoke after King George VI opened the Indian round-table conference in London. He noted princes and people of India gathered with Britain to acknowledge India's path toward self government, saying Britain’s work in India had begun toward a new constitutional evolution. Karachi observes a day of mourning with Hindu shops closed, while Muslim and European traders remained open.
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MacDonald
India
Britain
Karachi
London
Doctors Face State Medicine Threat Warns Wynne
New York City health commissioner Dr. Shirley W. Wynne told a conference that the medical profession must offer qualified treatment at reasonable prices or risk state regulation. He urged doctors to organize to provide service at fixed fees or face public demand for state medicine.
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New York
Shirley W. Wynne
New York City
Wynn
Selecting Jupxy Canton No 12 Selection of a Gary for Tris
Spink charged with manslaughter began in circuit court before Judge Jol Medin. Arnold Klopstad, charged in the August death of El Point garageman Tom Bird in an automobile accident, faces two counts of first and second degree manslaughter.
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Gary
Tris
Arnold Klopstad
Spink
Jol T. Medin
Klopstad
Tom Bird
el Point Garageman
Girl's Glee Club Starts Practice at Huron College
The Huron college girls glee club directed by John S Wharton has formed for the season with forty enrollees. Practices occur Mondays and Wednesdays at 1 o clock. A concert tour in the state is planned after the first semester, with a spring performance in Huron and a fundraiser to follow. The list includes Juanita Andersen Corinne Best Mildred Pugsley Inez Likeness Dorothy Holland Tesla Likeness Dorothy Buchholz and many others.
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Huron College Girls’ Glee Club
John S. Wieton
Huron College
Wharton
Hiyrun
Stone
Glee Club
Juanita Andersen
Corinne Best
Mildred Pugsley
Inez Likeness
Dorothy Holland
Tesla Likeness
Dorothy Buchholz
Letha Countain
Madge Cottes
Marie Morrow
Elle Fienstra
Rosamond Gentvoort
Hazel McMillicc
Esther Christiansen
Leona Wrank
Aldene Curtis
Margaret Walikeil
Neney Coats
Verna Sherry
Virginia Millinger
Ann Halland
Helen Pasek
Mildred Bindenagel
Mary Rice
Maurine Roulomab
Clara Menchan
Vivian Johnson
Irene Moulton
Ounida Moultan
College Glee Club Plans Minstrel Show at Huron College
The mers glee club of Haven college under Henry Gibson will stage a minstrel after Christmas to defray travel costs for trips planned later in the year. About 25 members are expected at the first practice next Monday night. Members listed include Stanley Stockwell, Russell Horming, William McElwee, Eugene Wings, Verne Linder, John Studer, Leftin Anderson, Lowell Powers, Ralph Nohlgren, Delmar Gibbs, Donald Hansen, Don Streeter, Carl Til lefson, Robert Bryan, Henry Williamson, Merwin Hyink, Robert Hough, Robert Wertz, Lawrence Pussley, Alvin De Boer, James Fortchner and Albert Ross.
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Mers Glee Club
Huron Colleges
Glee Club
Henry Gibson
Haven College
Russell Horming
William McElwee
Eugene Wings
Verne Linder
John Studer
Leftin Anderson
Lowell Powers
Ralph Nohlgren
Delmar Gibbs
Donald Hansen
Don Streeter
Carl ‘Iillefson
Wessington Springs Observes Peace Day
Wessington Springs observed Armistice Day with a program in the high school auditorium. Rev. J. B. Robinson gave the main address, John Cashman led in prayer, J. I. Carson directed the post program, Genevieve Simmons read, and the high school band performed several numbers.
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Wessington Springs
J. B. Robinson
John Cashman
Young People Plan Special Services at Lutheran Church
The first of a series of special young people's Sunday evening devotional services will be held at the American Lutheran church on Sunday evening November 14 at 7 oclock. The topic is Jesus an Example of Stewardship. Several special musical numbers will be given in connection. These meetings will interest both young and old. all are invited.
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American Lutheran Church
Jesus
Ail
Flush kidneys daily with six glasses water and Jad Salts
If back pains seem kidney related, drink plain water daily with six glasses, take Jad Salts as directed, and add two glasses of rain water between meals and at bedtime. This routine aims to flush the kidneys and cleanse toxins from the lower intestines, potentially easing back discomfort in days. If pains persist after six days, consult a doctor.
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