Market News Report Steady Trading Across Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City market reports show cattle steady with limited changes across classes. Hogs slow with bids around 7.50 to 7.79. sheep and lambs active with fat lambs up to 8.25 to packers and ewes around 3.00 to 3.73, feeders firm to higher on several lots, and various weights of lambs and feeding lambs offered.
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Sioux City
F—W. Ss
Dover
Butchers
Best Rangers
South ST. Paul
U. S
Chicago
SRR
Real Activity On Wheat Mart in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis Nov 21 reports a late session uptick in wheat with prices rising from early gains. December wheat and May futures posted gains while other grains also strengthened. cash wheat remained strong amid good demand and limited offerings, with milling durum trading activity solid and oats and rye advancing softly.
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Minneapolis
Corr
Barney
OK City
Daly
Siolx City
Duluth
Livestock Prices From Sioux Falls to Chicago Markets
Reported prices show mixed beef and hog demand across Sioux Falls Saint Paul and Chicago. Hogs in Sioux Falls up to 15 higher with top around 6.00 to 7.85. cattle mostly steady with varied weights. Chicago hogs higher early with value ranges 7.00 to 8.50 and cattle values broadly active across grades.
Duluth and Minneapolis Grain Market Roundup Fragment
Duluth and Minneapolis report closing prices and ranges for flax wheat corn oats and barley with various No 1 and No 2 grades. Markets show mixed percentages and futures style figures amid a brief snapshot of grain trading from Duluth and Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Markets to age talk Huron Poultry and Eggs
Huron markets report furnished by Buck Brothers and others with chicken, turkey and egg prices. Includes live and dressed poultry, hens, roosters, ducks, geese, and young birds. butter and dairy quotes. Chicago and New York price notes. potatoes and wool market bullets with weekly supply and price ranges.
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Huron
Swift & Con
Leghorn Springs
Buck Brothers
Ceghorn Springs
Stock Market Recovers From Early Slump In Quiet Session
New York November 21 The stock market edged back toward gains after a weak late session yesterday. Trading was dull but advances appeared as many stocks gained one to six points. U S Steel and American Can hit new highs for the recovery before the late sag. Copper hovered near 12 cents amid mixed outlooks while building statistics showed fewer contracts. Closing quotations listed leaders like Am Tel Am Can and Armour among others.
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New York
Charce
U. S. Steel
Worthington
Allied Chemical
Electric Autolite
Case
F. W. Dodge
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Carnival at Wilson Tonight for Playground Fund
A carnival to raise funds to buy playground equipment for Huron will be held this evening at the Wilson school on Seventh street and Montana avenue from 7 30 o clock. Sponsored by the Wilson Parent Teachers association the event features side shows booths and a vaudeville bill with performances by Mr and Mrs E L HL a piano duet Miss Jean Gould a dance act Mrs et Kerr a costume reading and a college quartet Bryan Hough Kingdon and Streeter performing. The public is invited to attend.
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Wilson
Huron
Seventh Street
Montana Aver Hue
E. L. HL
Jean Gould
Et Kerr
Bryan, Hough, Kingdon and Streeter
College Choir Will Sing At M. E. Church Sunday
The A cappella choir of Huron college will sing at the Methodist church Sunday November 2. It is the third appearance planned in various Huron churches. Instructor Hardie Ven Deursen said the Young People's Society invites tea after the concert. Thirty four students are in the choir with members from Huron and other communities.
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M. E
Huron College
Methodist
Huron
Hardie Ven Deursen
Young People’s Society of the Methodist Church
Corinne Best
Mildred Dindenazel
Marjorie Frybarger
Mercedes Johns
Rena van, Heuvelen
Evelyn Wright
Nancy Coats
Oulda Moulton
Alta May Lumbard
Hazel Warrer
Robert Bryan
Laurence Pugsley
Delmar Gibbs
Eugene Kingdon
Verne Lindsey
Stanley Stockwell
Donald
Streeter
Vava Byerly
Mandan
N. D
Aldene Curtis
Lemmon
Camella Curtis
Vivian Johnson
Byant
Eulalie Solberg
Mclintosh
Evelyn Decker
Rescue
Clara McKichen
Bonilla
Marie Morrow
Norma Shade
Redfield
la Plankinton
Loftin Ander
2 Springs
Russel Henning
Mitchell
William McElwee
Bison
Low
Canova
Roderick Spence
Edward Spence
Groton
Walter Carl Tellefsen
Willow
Bill Haines in Toy Matinee Film at Huron Theatre
The Broken Toy matinee features William Haines in Remote Control at the Huron theatre tomorrow morning. Included are a news reel screen song talkie vaudeville act and comedy with admission for children at 10 30 am. Toys donated by children will be repaired by Junior High boys and distributed to needy families by the Salvation Army at Christmas.
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William Haines
Huron Theatre
Byron McElligott
Manual Training Department
Salvation Army
Campus Players Debut At Huron College
A food sized crowd attended the Huron college auditorium for Campus Players debut of the 1950 31 school year with Friendly Enemies a war era spy drama. Robert Hough as Henry Block stood out along with Laurence Pugsley Norma Shade Vav al Byerly Leonard Anderson Jewel Howe and Mildred Stane delivering solid performances in the cast.
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Huron College
Germany
Robert Hough
Henry Block
Laurence Pugsley
Karl Pfeiffer
Norma Shade
Mrs. Pfeiffer
Vava! Byerly
June Block
Leonard Anderson
Jewel Howe
Mildred Stane
Huron Shriners Attend El Riad Fall Ceremony in Sioux Falls
A group of Huron Shriners traveled to Sioux Falls for the Fall ceremonial of Et Riad Temple yesterday. Those listed from Huron include Roland Wikert J M Jonason Wm H Glson HL Olson Dr J HE Mahaffy Chas HJ Mitchell TM E Olin and J A Johnson reported his stolen Chevrolet six found in Knoxville Iowa in good condition after about a month. Governor Hammill urged Hoover to raise the corn tariff today in Des Moines.
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Huron
el Riad
Et Riad
Sioux Falls
Roland Wikert
J. M. Jonason
Wm. H. Glson
HL. Olson
J. HE
Mahaffy
Chas
HJ. Mitchell
E Olin
J. A. Johnson
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Knoxville
Des Moines
John Hammill
Hoover
Senn Denies A C White Was Federal Agent
L Senn writes to The Evening Huronite denying A C White who was arrested in Huror on intoxication charges and claimed to be an undercover federal agent. The deputy prohibition administrator says White never served as a federal agent or undercover officer in the past three years. White, listing Portland Oregon as his address, was fined 25 dollars and ordered to leave town after the arrest.
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Senn
White
L. Senn
Huronite Today
A. C. White
Enenuy
Huror
Prohibition
Nnor
Federal Prohibition Department
District Teachers Meeting Called for Huron Courthouse
Rural teachers from three townships surrounding Huron gather at the county court house for an all day session planned by Mrs. Nebie M. Bruasa. The program features music readings chorus teaching talks and demonstrations by local teachers and students with performances from district schools and a closing interpretive dance.
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Huron
Court House
Nebie M. Bruasa
B. B. McClaskey
Vernon McNabee
Logan Township
Grace de Vries
Broadland
George G. Bell
St. Teresa School
Margaret Long
Custec Township
Mary Vang Styer
Dentists Named for School Clinic Schedule
Supt A Lang announced arrangements for a city wide dental clinic in all public schools starting Monday December with dentists chosen to begin the first week. The list shows dentists and schools for each weekday from Monday at Wilson to Friday across Jefferson Washington Lincoln and junior high, with McKinley clinic closing December 8.
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A. Lang
C. K. Walker
E. F. Wipf
Wilson
Jobs Found for Seventeen Registered at Huron Chamber
Seventeen persons who registered in the Associated Charities unemployment survey at the Huron Chamber of Commerce were reported as having jobs today. W. D. Seaton, aiding the bureau, urged those out of work to keep registering and asked local business establishments and plants to notify the bureau of openings. A check showed 52 registrations since the bureau opened Wednesday morning.
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Associated Charities
Huron Chamber of Commerce
W. D. Seaton
Bureau
Open Market Teams Meet Here Saturday
Solicitors who have worked in the stock sale drive for the proposed open livestock market in Huron are summoned to a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at o'clock tomorrow night. George M. Townsend, chairman, urges every committee member to report progress. Rural district solicitors under Burton Culver of Cavour will join the city team for the briefing.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
George M. Townsend
Ship
Burton Culver
Cavour
Conference closes as pastors discuss missionary hints
In Afetha district Episcopal church, pastors gathered yesterday to discuss fresh mission material for sermons and to confront new world wide religious challenges. Rev J W Holland presided, with topics drawn from the Jerusalem International Missionary Council reports. the meeting concluded yesterday afternoon.
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M. E
Afethadist Episcopal Church
Jerusalem
International Missionary Council
J. W. Holland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
St Paul
Huron Schools To Close For Thanksgiving Break
Schools in Huron will dismiss Thursday and Friday for a Thanksgiving vacation. Superintendent A J Lang announced the two day break. School resumes Monday morning December 1 after the holiday. Secretary Wilbur will present a radio talk on the Columbia network at 9:46 AM CST tomorrow. A summary of the Washington conference on Child Health and Protection will follow.
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Huron City
Scoels
Pugila
A. J. Lang
Wilbur
Columbia Network
Bistal
Washington
D. C
Mary Daley of Cavour Dies at Home in Morning
Mrs Mary Daley aged about long time resident of Beadle county died at her home in Cavour early today Born in Ireland August 15 1849 she came to America in 1845 and married James Daley in 1887 at Charles City Iowa Surviving are two daughters and two sons all residents of Cavour with several grandchildren Funeral services set for Monday at the Catholic church in Cavour
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Macy Daley
Beadlé County
Cavour
Daley
Mary Hilferty
Ireland
America
Charles City
James Daley
Me Daley
Young People Plan Rally For Sunday
A Sunday rally at the Congregational church opens with a fellowship dinner at 5 15 PM. Delegations from about miles distant attend and greet societies. Reports come from Lake Geneva and Lake Kempeska conferences. The mass meeting at 7 PM features Agnes Fenenga of Mardin Luckey a furlough missionary. Miss Fenenga, Dakota native and Yankton College alumna, will stay as a houseguest of Mrs Fred Greene.
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Congregational Church
F& Miles
Anda
Lake Geneva
Lake Kempeska
Agnes Fenengs
Mardin
Luckey
United States
Miss Fenenge
South Dakota
Yankton College
Young People's Choir
Huron Congregational Church
Park Oviatt
Young People's Society
Miss Fenenga
Fred Greene
Storm Loss Tales Of Half Million In Damage
Snow and wind swept across eastern South Dakota with reports of up to six inches of snow near Pierre and heavy drifts closing east and west roads. Trains rerouted by radio and highway crews began clearing passes as conditions aimed to improve. Mitchell sent linemen to repair lines. many towns suffered power outages while rainfall totaling 2.32 inches fell in Sioux Falls.
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Pierre
Rosebud
North Western
of Pierre
WGDWN
Pierce
M. G. Jones
WSDGR
Huron
Dwight Pasek
Illinois Avenue
State Highway Department
Rapid City
Black Hawk
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Northwestern Public Service Company
Armour
Platte
Geddes
White Lake
Kimbill
Semimaunities
Webster
Minnesota Line
A. E. Leonard
Chicago
Navy
Weather Bureau
Middlewest
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Charles Moffit
Moffit, N. D
Steele
N. D
Northwest States
Leu
Eguidar
Ted
Sidney
Destructive storms cripple telegraph and weather impacts
Across Mt Vernon to Chamberlain a storm snapped wires, downed poles, and left service crippled. Reports say heavy sleet, hail, and rain caused widespread damage as logs, trees, and limbs suffered, with temperatures dipping near zero and minor snow in parts.
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Mt Vernon
Chamberlain
Binball
Wayland
Telegraph
Telagbone
Bighit
Gein
Wessington
Ber
Here
Miller
Hove
Leavy
Millar
Winter Storm Paralyzes Western States Across Regions
Clearing sites and search efforts followed a deep snowstorm that snarled highway and rail travel from Oregon to the plains. Four lives were lost, with the body of Guy Miner found near Mount Dora, N M, and J G Evans missing at Black Forest. Storm crippled lines and left hundreds stranded, while warming trends began in Wyoming and Colorado.
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Denver
Oregon
Arizona
California
Plains Country
Guy Miner
Mount Dora
Whitcherd
Nevada
el Paso
Texas
J. G. Evans
Black Forest
Transcontinental Airways
Wyoming
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Colorado
Montana
Havre
Miles City
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Armour Stockyards
Stoux Falls
Huron Grain Market
Dack Northern Wheat
Roduce
Huron Gairy
Eges
Bath
S. Dept
Perent Minnesot
North Dakota
Red River
Boston
Territory
Delaine
Allis
Bill Haines
Atchison
Balt É Ohio
Bendix
Beth
Cerra de Pas
Ches & O
CRI& P
Chrysler
Volo Fuel
Col G & E
Cons
Curis
Drug Inc
Eastman War
Louis &Nash
Mack Tksihe
MK & T
Mo Pac
Montz Ward
Nasi
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Pow
Radio
RKO
Reading
Rem Rand
Rep St
Reyn Tab B
Sears Rock
Sinclair
So Pac
So Ry
Stand Be
St Oil Cal
St O NJ
St Oil NY
Stew Warn
Studebaker
Tex. Corp
Tim A Big
Union Carb
Bax Corporation
Benk
C. E. Tice
Seabebll
Pepa Fe
Tom Codtay
Oc Trash
Mary Daley
Woonsocket
Mercury Falls
Yankton
Beulah Coal
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
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