Market News Hog and Livestock Prices Across Midwest Markets
Receipts reported at Armour Stockyards Huron with hogs and cattle prices in flux. Nations-wide notes show hogs near 5.60 for choice and mixed lots 4.75 to 5.25, cattle futures steady to higher with steers 7.20 to 10.60 per hundredweight and lambs firm, while Minneapolis and Sioux City detailed bids and supplies for cattle, calves, and hogs across multiple markets and carlot reports.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux City
U. S. Dept
Wits
St. Paul
South
St, Paul
Pradex
U. S. Dept of Chicago
Ice O. AY
Jel Fis
Minneapolis
Produce Markets Names See Muu Over Sheep 15000
Fragmentary OCR text notes markets naming produce markets and sheep auctions with mentions of lambs and bids. It references figures like 15000 and prices such as 7.00, plus terms about sales and feed. Reduced clarity limits concrete entities and events.
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Lesherm Bens
Eaxhy
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Market Poultry and Butter Rates
Market notes from Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago report varied poultry prices for hens springs and leghorns with butterfat and butter prices, eggs and creamery butter, while New York and Chicago reports show steady poultry and butter markets and live poultry prices on Oct 15 1947 with regional price ranges and deliveries. The data includes multiple cities and items such as eggs butterfat and potatoes with price ranges and delivery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Springs
New York
Reelect Everson Farm Union Head
Officers of the South Dakota Farmers Union were reelected at the annual convention in Mitchell. E. H. Everson of St Charles named president for the third time, W. F. Preston reelected vice president, and E. A. Sauber of Yankton began his eleventh term as secretary. Directors named were J. H Batehel Yer, Joel Atkins, H. P. Richardson, N. M. Peterson, and E. N. Hammerquist. Resolutions urged Governor Green to call a special session to legalize transferring public funds for relief and to boost relief allocations from state highway funds by 100 percent within existing county limits.
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N. M. Peterson
Colone
E. N. Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Warren Green
High Committee
Huron
South Dakota Farmers’ Union
Farmers Union Con
Vention
Green
South Dakota
State Highway Department
Profit Taking Shrinks Market Gains on Dull Session
New York stocks closed with mixed results as profit taking trimmed early gains. Rail leader Atchison rose, while Johns Manville and several others fell. total shares traded near 1.3 million. Major quotations showed varied advances and declines across industry names including AT&T, U S Steel, General Electric, and Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison
American Telephone
Sellbeck
National Biscuit
Borderg Allied Chemical
Peapies Gas
New York Central
Johns Manville
United States Steel
Chem & Dye
Allis Chal
Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am & For Power
At&t
Annaconda
Armour
Auburn
At Ref
B&o
Beat Croid
Dendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Bordens
Briggs Mfz
Can Pac
Cerro de Pasco
C&o
Cmsi P &P
CANW
Cri&p
Chrysler
iCal
Cons Gas
Curtis Wright
Brug Inc
Irasman
Houston Oil
Hudson
Tit Centr
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack Trucks
MEAT
Mo Pacific
Mong Ward
Nash
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy
Nat Pow & Stith
Central
NY Nh&h
Nor & Western
North American
Northern Pac x Packard
Fora Publix
Peon
Philips Pet
Ailman
RCA
RKO
Readng
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Specific
Southern Ry
Standard Brands
St Oil Calif
St Oi NI
Stewart Werner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tim Roll
Transamerica
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Fruit
US Ind Alcohol
TS Rubber
US Steel
Venadium
Warner Fix
Western Union
West Electric Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yellow ‘Truck
No More Loafing In Jail Rule Issued In Poorland Circuit
Rapid City October 15. Judge Harold H Hanley orders hard labor as routine jail discipline for Pennington Fall River and Custer counties. Board of commissioners to arrange work by November 24 1931. No literature music or games in prisoners area except limited official mail. Secular noon to 1 pm exception. State attorneys must include hard labor in sentences unless legally or physically exempt.
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Rapid City
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Pennington
Fall River
Custer
Harold H. Hanley
Board of County Commissioners
Boards of County Commissioners
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Huronians Win Coloring Contest in Huron
A Huron boy and a rural route resident won sweepstakes honors in a local coloring contest. Winners include John Lynch and Ruby Joyce Timm, among others, each receiving a free ticket to the Huron theatre. The Evening Huronite grants ten free tickets weekly to local youths who color center pages.
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Huron
John Lynch
Tél Wiscontin
Avenue
Southwest
Ruby Joyce ‘Timm
Route 4
Huron Theatre
Hurorite
Central South Dakota
Father Tuttle
Cavour
Joseph B. Grace
Simmons Avenue
Danny Johnson
Second Hreet
Helen L. Zeller
Tinple Avenue
John Lanshigan
Frances M. Grace
Wanda Bluesheet
Tenth Street
Sand
Pow Wow Queen to Be Named Friday at Huron College
Men of Huron college will meet their ballots tomorrow to elect the Pow Wow queen for the homecoming celebration. The chosen queen, a high honor, will ride in the parade and serve as the primary figure of festivities. Results are typically not public until Pow Wow day, which falls later this year in May or October.
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Men of
Huron College
Homer
Bench Warrant Issued For DeWitt By Court
George DeWitt who faced a charge of intoxicating liquor last February was ordered by Judge Alvan Taylor to pay the $125 remaining on his fine at once or face jail. The circuit court had issued two bench warrants for his arrest due to failure to pay. DeWitt was fined $250 and sentenced to 30 days in jail last winter. he served the time and paid half the fine.
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George DeWitt
Alvan Taylor
DeWitt
Green Reelected To Head A F L In 1932 Plan
Vancouver October 13. William Green reelected president of the American Federation of Labor by acclamation with unopposed nomination. Frank Duffy elected first vice president and others chosen without opposition include T A Rickert Matthew Weil James Wilson John Coefield Arthur C Wharton Jos N Webber G M Bugniarer. Martin F Ryan reelected treasurer and Frank Morrison secretary. Cincinnati chosen for the 1932 convention.
County Officials Hire New Clerks At Beadle County Court
Two new clerks assumed duties in Beadle County offices. Ruth Thompson joined the register of deeds as clerk replacing a temporary fill in Mrs. George Sheeks’s term. Adelyn Larson became auditor clerk succeeding Mrs. C Hoffman who resigned. Thompson previously worked at Chicago and North Western railroad yards. Larson formerly clerked at the National Bank of Huron after graduating from Huron high school.
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Beadle County Court House
Ruth ‘Thompson
Ansa Payson
Register of Deeds
George Sheeks
Adelyn Larson
C. Hoffman
T. H .Young
Speiuate
Huron High School
Thompson
Chicago & North Western
Anna Thompson
Third Street
Miss Larson
The
National Bank of Huron
Ida Larson
Huron
Title association leader to attend Tulsa convention
John Claymore, president of the South Dakota Title association, leaves tomorrow for Tulsa Oklahoma to attend the American Title Association convention as his group official delegate. He will join A L Bodley at Sioux Falls, the only other South Dakotan planned to attend. Claymore expects to be away about a week. The League of Women Voters opens its fall meeting tomorrow at Mrs Sanford Schuyler’s home 14 Wisconsin avenue southwest at 2 30 pm to plan the winter program.
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John Claymore
Tulsa
South Dakota Title Association
Okla
American Title Association
Sioux Falls
Claymore
A. L. Bodley
South Dakota Board of Abstract Examiners
South
League of Women Voters
Sanford Schuyler
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Huron College Honors List Totals 27 Students
President Royal Clyde Agne announced the honor list at chapel. Nineteen women and eight men made the list. nine from Huron. Julie Brand of Fatlkton led with A’s in all studies among seniors. many others across classes earned A’s in 12 or more hours, with multiple students from Huron and surrounding towns achieving top marks.
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Huron College
Royal Clyde Agne
Huron
Julie Brand
Fatlkton
Ruth Odron
Flandreau
Paul Arthur
Mildred Brown
Eleanor Carr
Victor Peterson
Evelyn Wright
Florence Shouse
Plankinton
Elsie Titt
Erelyn Korzan
Kimball
Gwyneth McCannon
Amy Snedigar
Leonard Anderson
Presho
Aldene Curtus
Lemmon
Delmar Gibbs
Donald Hanson
Woonsocket
Harold Lamb
Virginia Mellinger
Waseca
Minn
Marian Pugsley
Hazel G. ‘Tollefson
Mellette
Albin "Youngquist
Rana
Canada
Una Shanks
Pierre
Marjarie Brown
Margaret Heerman
Mary Rice
Bryant
Ardin Saliquist
Hitchcock
Amelia Weidenbach
Scotland
Well Handled Says Secretary Charnock
Secretary C. T. Charnock declared the recent convention well handled and praised Beadle county commissioners city officials and others responsible for local arrangements. He noted he has served as secretary of the State Association of County Commissioners and County Highway Superintendents of South Dakota for 48 years before returning home to Sioux Falls.
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Charnock
C. T. Charnock
State Association of County Commissioners
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Beadle County
Association
Mikado Singers to Rehearse in Two Groups Tonight
Director Lee Bright announced two rehearsal sessions for the Mikado by the Huron Civic chorus. Men meet at 7 in the Huron college auditorium and women at 8:30 in the same venue, with practices split into men and women groups. The opera is set for October 30 and will be presented locally.
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Huron Civic Chorus
Lee Bright
Huron College
Traffic Signal Repaired After Night Crash at Fifth and Dakota
The traffic signal at Fifth Street and Dakota Avenue was under major repair today after a collision last night. Clarence Peterson, driving license 3-2735, struck the signal while dodging another unlit car. the other driver’s identity was not learned. A separate item notes a rehearsal date change for the Presbyterian church choir.
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Bobby
Fifth Street
Dakota Avenue
South
Clarence Peterson
Peterson
Friday Football Clash Sours Weekend Practice Plans
In Mitchell, Huron college Dakota Wesleyan game prompts a Friday practice start at 7 30 in the church auditorium as announced by Professor Lee Bright. Local ads list a 1929 Ford for sale, an electric washing machine for 10 dollars, job openings, watermelons, a cheap small house, and a rental with a rest and room home in Huron.
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Huron college-Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Lee Bright
Church
Lawn Ridge
C. H. Weir
Huron
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