Market News Armour Receipts Amount To 5000
Sioux City market reports show cattle and hog prices with stronger cattle demand for fat steers and heifers and higher stocker and feeder values. Beef cattle priced up to 13.00 for select 1.18 Ibs. beeves, while hog bids opened slow but steady for 225-300 Ibs. and best sows firm. Sheep and lambs around 7,500 head with mixed early sales, feeders steady and feeding lambs at 6.25 to 6.40.
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Sioux City
U.S. Dept. Agr
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Pico
St. Paul
U. S. Dept
Sioux City and Chicago cattle and hog prices move through markets
Sioux Falls and St Paul livestock reports show cattle and hogs trading with varied demand. Top fed yearlings to 12.00, bulk cattle 4.00 to 10.50, hogs to 8.75, sows around 7.00 to 8.00, lambs steady. Chicago metrics list hogs 3.80 to 8.75 and cattle 8.50 to 15.50, with feeders active and prices mixed across weights.
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Sioux Falls
TSN
Chicago
Nev
Wheat futures steadying amid mixed demand in Minneapolis
Wheat futures cooled through late trading as Farmers National bought in, with December and May closing 3c higher. Corn rose about 1 1/4c early, rye up 2c, barley firm, and flax up 1c. Cash wheat demand eased slightly though mills bought, durum scarce and in fair demand, winter wheat steady. Minneapolis cash close shows mixed grain prices and varied protein specs.
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Minneapolis
Farmers National Corporation
Montana
Huron area grain and dairy market listings and prices
Daily market page lists Huron grain quotes for No. 1 dark northern wheat and mixed durum, oats, rye, corn, and barley, with dairy and poultry prices from Huron Poultry and Eggs, Mitchell and Sioux Falls markets, and Chicago New York price levels. Includes live fowl, eggs, butterfat, and butter quotes, plus regional potato and staple commodity notes and closing stock quotations.
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Huron Grain Market
Smnanpees
Nemenee
Huron
Swill & Co
Leghorn
Iforon
Eee
New York
Students Return From Press Meet in Mitchell
Delegates from Alphamega and Rubaiyat staff attended the South Dakota Collegiate Press association convention in Graham hall Mitchell last weekend. Representatives from Sioux Falls college Augustana Eastern Normal Madison Huron Aberdeen Dakota Wesleyan heard talks on history budgets faculty roles and editorials in college papers. A Saturday banquet at 6 30 drew many and Aberdeen was chosen as next year’s meeting site.
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Alphamega and
Rubaiyat
Mitchell
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Eastern Normal
Madison
Huron College
Aberdeen Normal
Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
L. W. Robinson
The
Mitchell Gazette
W. H. Robert
Will A. Beach Printing Company
Dean Rich
Charles Fitbey
Huron
Alphamega
Aberdeen
Annual Dinner Draws 250 at Miller Auditorium
More than 250 Hand County Extension Club members and families attended the first annual dinner at Miller auditorium Friday noon. Miss Sara L. Dewing, home extension agent, reported. Mrs. L. B. Croll chaired arrangements and opened the program after the meal. A reading by Mrs. Mabel Crossman, written by Mrs. N. Harper, urged value of joining extension clubs. Each club contributed a program number. Rt A Cave, Beadle County agent, spoke on development.
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Miller Auditorium
Sara L. Dewing
L. 8. Croll
Mabel Crossman
N. @. Harper
Rt A Cave
Beadle County
Minneapolis Stocks Summary Turns Sparse
A fragmented market brief shows bid and ask data with scant details. The text notes minor percentage shifts and limited symbols like Ry M1 and Tal, offering little context on specific equities or outcomes.
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Minneapolis
Tal
Six Waive Hearing On Liquor Charges
Six men facing state charges of sale and possession of intoxicating liquor waived preliminary examination in municipal court before Judge Dick Haney. They were held to circuit court on bonds of $500 each after failing to post bail, and were transferred to county sheriff custody. Defendants named are George DeWitt Harry DeCook Chester B Frost Joe Stewart Frank Langtzen and Teo Cook with two represented by attorneys James Byres and P Matz.
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L. Senn
Dick Haney
Moon
George DeWitt
Harry DeCook
Chester B. Frost
Joe Stewart
Frank Langtzen
Teo Cook
DeCook
Cook
James Byres
DeWitt
P. Matz
Myron Hindman Dies Saturday in Huron
Myron Hindman of Morningside addition died Saturday night about midnight at his home after a long illness from heart disease. He was T1 years old. Survived by widow, three daughters and three sons including Mrs Jessie Fenstermacher of Oxford Kansas, Mrs Violet Zastro of Owatonna Minnesota, Mrs Marjoe King of Watt D, Clarence, Ralph and Frank Hindman all of Huron. Funeral Friday at 2 in Walsh's chapel conducted by Envoy Jones of the Salvation Army. burial in Ideal Cemetery.
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Myron Hindman
Morningside Addition
Mr. Hindman
Huron
Jessie Fenstermacher
Oxford
Kans
Violet Zastro
Qwatonna
Minn
Marjo
Campus Players Debut With Friendly Enemies Play
Campus Players of Huron college present Friendly Enemies, a World War spy system drama by Shipman and Hoffman, dedicated to Americanism. Leonard Anderson stars as Walter Stewart with Mildred Stone, Norma Shade, Vava Byerly, Lawrence Pugsley, Hubert Hough, and Jewell Howe in supporting roles.
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Huron College
College Auditorium
Samuel Shipman
Aaron Hoffman
Norma Shade
Marie Pheiffer
Vava Byerly
June Black
Lawrence Pug Sley
Karl Pheiffer
Hubert Hough
Henry Black
Jewell Howe
William Pheiffer
County Commission Closes November Meeting on Jury Draw
Beadle county board wraps up its November session at the courthouse drawing 76 names for the circuit court jury box to reach a 200 juror list. Names updated by noting deaths and moves, with future selection for January term. Chairman Frank Kuehn attended Associated Charities event with the Huron Co-Operative Club.
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County Commission
Beadle County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Circuit Court
Frank Kuehn
Associated Charities
Juicheon
Huron Co-Operative Club
Schumacher Hearing Continued By Sauer
Clarence Schumacher faces a federal charge of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. The hearing before U S Commissioner John F P Sauer was continued Saturday to allow federal witnesses, one or two more, to testify. Schumacher was arrested November 3 and is free on a $1000 bond pending continuation of the hearing.
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Schumacher
Sauer
Clarence Schumacher
E. L. Senn
Prohibition
U. S
John FP. Sauer
Dance Marks Close Of Tiger Day At Huron High
The Tiger Day homecoming celebration at Huron High School closed with a Saturday dance in the school gym. Galloway's orchestra provided music for students teachers alumni and friends while a pre dance banquet at the Presbyterian church fed 322 guests including the Watertown football team and officials.
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Huron High School
Galloway
Presbyterian Church
Watertown
Missionary Speaks At Church Tonight
The Rev. C. U. Gonnady, returned missionary from Burma, will deliver a slide lecture at the Baptist church this evening. He will recount two years of missionary work in India and Burma. All interested residents are invited to attend the 7 p.m. program.
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C. U. Gonnady
Bupustmissary
Burma
Baptist Church
Indian
Tp. mi
Rector Suffered Injuries In Automobile Spill
Conde rector Father McCabe was returning from Aberdeen when sleet on the windshield caused his car to veer into a ditch. He escaped serious injury and was to be discharged today. In Washington, Burley announced immediate release of all available appropriations to speed river control and army construction, canceling winter war plans.
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Conde
Father McCabe
Aberdeen
Washington
Burley
Urges Street Closures Observe Barricades on Lawn Ridge
Chief A W Hopkins appealed to drivers to heed barricades set on Lawn Ridge for a ditch digging project as part of the outfall sewer system. Contractors report barricades were moved aside several times in recent days. Only barricade now is at Fourth Street crossing Lawn Ridge. work progresses and streets will reopen when finished.
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Lawn Ridge
A. W. Hopkins
Fourth Street
Will Hold Dental Clinic In Schools In Huron
A dental clinic will visit all public schools in Huron during the first December week. Two dentists will examine students, recording defective teeth and notifying parents. Students with perfect teeth will receive a button as the program expands from two years ago when only some schools participated.
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Huron
A. J. Lang
School Broadcasts Planned by Two School Classes
Pupils from Jefferson school rooms 2a and 1b will broadcast for five minutes tomorrow at noon over KGDY guided by Miss Clara Meyer. Friday this week the 6a and 7b class at Washington school will air a program between 12 and 12 15 from the local radio station under Miss Mildred Vihstadt.
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Jefferson School
KGDY
Clara Meyer
Washington
Mildred Vihstadt
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