Armour Market Remains Steady At Armour Stockyards
Armour Stockyards Huron September 12 market steady on hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs top 6.45, receipts 150. Dryed cows and yearlings listed with varied price ranges. calves and veal noted. Chicago, Chicago region markets show mixed exact prices, with hogs 6.00 to 7.00 top and cattle steady to slightly higher, vealers steady. Sioux Falls and other reports show quiet trading, with hogs steady to higher and cattle slow.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Falls
S. Db
Sioux City
Sioun City
USDA
Paul
South St, Paul
Minn
U.S.D
U. S
Wisconsin Cobblers
North Dakota
Minnesota Cobblers
U.S
Minnesota Kings
Idaho
Russell U. S
U106 Prices Move Upward in Chicago Market
The ADB market reversed its decline and edged higher for the first time in two weeks with prices up to 10 cents from Tuesday. Top hogs near 7 dollars, pork loins down 9 cents, and cattle and lamb markets mixed as receipts exceeded expectations. August slaughter totals set records for swine, cattle, and sheep under government relief programs.
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Chicago
Federal
Wheat Futures Close Is Lower
Wheat futures fell further as Minneapolis and Minneapolis cash markets showed subdued demand and lower closes. Grain trading reflected weaker sentiment with oats and rye also slipping. corn and barley followed trend, while cash demand remained mixed for winter wheat and related commodities.
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Minneapolis
Duluth Cash Close and Chicago Futures Range Report
Duluth cash prices for durum and flax show mixed levels with No 1 amber durum at 138 and No 2 amber durum at 129 138, while No 1 red durum sits around 116. Chicago futures open higher with Sept contracts near 105 44 for wheat and corn around 79 for Sept while Dec and May show varied gains and losses.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Dee
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Jane
Produce Markets Hide and Wool Market
Furnished by Bolles and Rogers and Huron Hide and Metal Co Huron D No 1 cured hides under 45 lbs No 1 cured hides over 45 lbs No 1 cured bull hides Dee Horse cured No 1 large 1 to 1 50 Tallow No 1 le to 2 Wool medium Ile to lie Sheep pelts Ge ta Te.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Métal Co
Huron
Yellow Dent Corn Wins Sweepstakes Vernus
State fair 4 H crop awards honor Vernon Wennblom of Hudson with first in district one and Vernus Phillip of Sarstts son winning state sweepstakes and first in district two. Handicraft awards list multiple firsts second and thirds in categories including double loop halter hammer box scrap back display panel wall shell metal book ends soldering and wood turning. County club awards cover Bon Homme to Brule and Codington with top placements noted.
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Vernon Wennblom
Hudson
Vernus Phillip
Sarsttsson
Dean Myers
Bass
Thomas Easterling
Wasner
Gerald Schrader
Huron
Wat
Vermilion
Piret
Carl Nelson
Vermillion
Ralph Bracks
Bill Hyde
Lorraine Gaddis
Sioux Falls
Lowell Brooks
Oscar Elspesser
Mitchell
Golf Champion Crowned by Ternesa in Elmsford Meet
George Dunlap of New York loses 3 and 1 percent in the third round to William Ternesa, youngest scion of Elmsford golfing family, after a decisive finish in the national amateur championship. Chicago field reports cover potatoes eggs and poultry pricing across the Midwest and Northeast with fluctuating markets and steady to firm butter and egg prices.
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Huron Poultey
Swift & Ca
Buren, & CO
Bens
Brooklins
Mass
George Dunlap
New York
William Ternesa
Elmsford
Ternesa
Chicago
Butler
Daily Four
Hospital Admission Notes and Huron Bloom Display
Names appear as Ada, Admitted: Dale Anderson Cavour Raymond Brondon. Dismissed: Mel Hans Johanson Hitchcock LALAC SLOOMS T. D. Hoge farmer near Huron displayed wax blooms from bushes on his farm today.
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Lalac Slooms
T. D. Hoge
Huron
Stock Prices Drift In Uneven New York Session
The market showed indecision with gains for Continental Can and American Smelting, Case, American Telephone and General Motors holding steadier, while U S Smelting and U S Steel eased. Transfers around 350000. Closing quotes list a large set of stocks and bonds across several issuers and indexes.
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New York
Therath
Gle
Continental Can
Case
American Telephone
General Motors
U. S
U. S. Steel
Kerkow Rites Set For Friday In Huron
Chester L Kerkow who died Monday evening at Hor Springs New Mexico will have funeral services Friday at 2:30 at the Immanuel chapel officiated by Rev Dincud with burial in Riverside beside his mother. Military honors by Forrest McMullen post Veterans of Foreign Wars. Born July 2 1899 in Winona Minnesota he moved to Huron with his parents in 1915 and worked as a machinist for Chicago and North Western railway until illness forced retirement. He served in France with the 25th engineers and married Belle Van Soolen June 30 1925. Survived by wife daughter Helen Marie father H C Kerkow Glendale sister Mrs Chester L Williams and Miss Winnifred Kerkow.
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C. L. Kerkow
Chester L. Kerkow
Hor Springs
N. M
Inyun Chapel
D. Dincud
Riverside Cemetery
Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kerk
Belle van Soolen
Huron
Helen Marie
H. ¥. Kerkow
Henry H. Kerkow
Glendale
Cal
Chester L. Willams
Winnifred.Kerkow
Entirely New Exhibits At Women's Building This Year
New displays at the Women's Building feature entirely new items not previously shown in the year. Mrs. Mary E. Katrica explains the shift as highlighting fresh entries from the Gary school for the blind Yankton state hospital Redfield state school and M. E Risinger Indian relics. Upstairs the art section includes photos paintings and drawings while downstairs shows quilts crocheted bed spreads pillows and dresses with a notable Napoleon vest among historic pieces. Booths from Battle Mountain sanitarium Girl Scouts P T A W C T U and Huron college add further variety to the fair displays.
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Mary E. Katrica
Mitchell
Gary School For the Blind
State Hospital
Yankton
Redfield
M. E. Risinger
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Risinger
Mtain
Napoleon
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Girl Scouts
WC. T. U
Huron College
Radio Operator Testifies On SOS And Morro Castle Fire
Radio operator Rogers recounts Alagna’s warning to flee and a wireless report of a burning ship off the coast as flames and smoke envelop the Morro Castle. Firefighting efforts, investigations, and grand jury testimony focus on who ordered and when SOS signals were sent and whether criminal charges may follow.
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Rogers
Alagna
Forsty
Rogers Testi
O. K
Morro Castle
Asbury Park
N. J. Beach
New Yorke City
Ward Line
Robert R. Willmott
Lewis Perrine
W. F. Waris
Joseph Prendergast
United States
Perrine
Farm Credit Officials Pledge Support in South Dakota Visit
Farm Credit administration officials from Omaha visited Huron to discuss credit for agriculture. E R Heaton of Production Credit Corp and Chas McCumsey of Federal Intermediate Credit Bank spoke of cooperative efforts, loaned nearly half a million dollars in South Dakota, and predicted a rapid livestock and grain market recovery with better prices in 1935. Judge Wright praised abstracts and the role of South Dakota abstracters in securing titles during refinancing.
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Farm Credit Administration
Omaha
E. R. Heaton
Production Credit Corporation
Chas, MieCumsey
Federal Intermedate Credit Bank
L. Oscar
F. A. O'Connor
H. F. Hubbard
Warren Huff
Fred A. Wright
G. E. Lyons
Federal Land Bank
Wright
South Dakota Abstracters
South Dakota
Huron
Heaton
South Dalets
Albert M. Haskell
FCA
Huron Country
Mr. O'Connor
McCumsey
Cate A
South Dakots
Suir
South
Pleads Guilty To Harboring Thug
CHICAGO Sept 12 Marie Jon fori, companion of the late He Anor Van Meter, pleaded guilty today to harboring the outlaw. William and Ella Finerty, in whose Calumet City home Van Meter and John Dillinger were hid, pleaded not guilty to harboring the gunmen. Others arrested Aug 31 include Louis Piquett, Dillinger's attorney, and two physicians who pleaded guilty to harboring the fugitives and aiding evasion. Only Piquett and the Finertys elected to stand trial. disposition postponed to Sept 17 with government expected to call Consort witness.
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Chicago
Marie Jonfori
Heanor van Meter
William
Ella Finerty
Calumet City
van Meter
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Louis Piquett
Dillinger
Piquett
Transient Hurt After Fall From Box Car on Railway Tracks
A transient named Raymond Brandon fell while attempting to climb onto a box car on the Chicago and North Western tracks. He was taken to a local hospital around 12:20 AM with severe bruises to the back and hips and was reported in satisfactory condition the next day. His left leg had previously been amputated at the knee.
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Transient
Chicago and North Western
Raymond Brandon
Brandon
Sweepstakes honors sweep northern and southern state sections
Big crowds filled the gates as Charles Benike Clark won northern section honors while George Gurney Yankton took southern section. Black Hills laurels went to Lawrence county. poultry winners were announced by Supt. D. H Ratram el with champions across breeds including White Wyandotte cockerel, Huff Orpington cockerel, Jersey Black Gist pullet, Buff Orpington Ken, White Rocks old pen, White Leghorns young pen, African goose and gander, Gray Call duck, White Pekin drake, and White Holland turkey.
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Charles Benike
Clark
George Gurney
Yankton
Black Hills
Lawrence County
Supt
D. H Ratramel
Wyandotte
Ratramel Hatchers
Webster
Ken
Buff Orpington
Earl Conway
Watertown
White Rocks
Louis Ross
Florence
H. P. Larson
Beresford
Willard J. Robers
Stickney
Drake
Eversull Joined Presbytery After Session at Wentworth
Dr. Frank Eversull, new president of Huron College, was received into Huron Presbytery on Tuesday afternoon as the Wentworth meeting dismissed him from St. Louis Presbytery. He left for Wentworth after chapel, taking Leslie Lewis, a Huron student, who was received under Huron Presbytery for candidacy. Eversull addressed Presbytery and the Wentworth congregation on "The Church and the Community."
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Frank
Eversull
New Pressdenc
Huron College
Huck
Wentworth
St. Louis
Expect Complete Water Plans Soon For Huron Pipeline
Specifications for the Svee farm sourced water pipeline into Huron are to be completed by next Monday for city commissioners review. Kansas City engineer E. H. Dunmire said plans would be ready this evening for Kansas City checking. The commission held a brief meeting approving the annual appropriation ordinance as required by state law. Last year’s figures were kept. They aim to finalize water plans before the next budget and heard a request for 1200 dollars for a city recreation program but acted on nothing.
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Huron
Svee
E. H. Dunmire
Kansas City
City Commission
Louis S. Meyer of Wolsey Dies Here
Louis S. Meyer of Wolsey died at a total hospital this morning after a two week illness. He was 68 years old, born December 7, 1873 near Florissant, Missouri. He and his wife settled near Wolsey after moving from Beadle County in 1908. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Leong Jansen of Iroquois, two brothers Fred and Henry Meyer of Florissant Station, sister Mrs Aamie Trangye of Florissant Station. A son and a daughter, two sisters, and a brother preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Louis S. Meyer
Wolsey
Welock
Florissant Sutton
Mr. Mayer
Beadle County
Wolwy
Leong Jansen
Iroquois
Fred
Henry Meyer
Florissant Station
Aamie Trangye
Huronians Attend C A Puffer Rites At Hitchcog Church
A number of Huronians attended the funeral of Charles A. Puffer yesterday afternoon at Hitchcock Methodist Church. The Rev W S Van conducted the service. In the group were Civil War veteran William A Thompson and wife Mrs Tella Peterson and son Raymond Wolfe plus several named local residents.
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C. A. Puffer
Charles A. Puffer
Hitchcog Methodist Church
W. S. van
William A. Thompson
Tella Peterson
Raymond Wolfe
Belle Schroeder
Charles Frank
Z J. Pruimeér
Heeman Weir
Sylvester Whalen
Primary Votes Are Checkered Across States in Nomination Contests
Arizona renominates Isabella Greenway for congressman-at-large as Ashurst presses ahead in incomplete returns. South Carolina backs Olin D Johnston after a runoff leaving Blease far behind. Washington looks for clarity between Stevensen and Schwellenbach in the Senate race while Leavy trails. Michigan Republicans edge toward Fitzgerald with Lacy narrowing Comstock’s lead. Delaware nominates Adams for Senate opposing Townsend. Georgia votes as Talmadge seeks a second term with Connecticut Republicans set to oppose Cross. Maryland and New York primaries are also in play.
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Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn
Ashurst
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
Hunt
R. C. Tanford
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Olin D. Johnston
Blease
Johnston
Washington
United States
John C. Stevenzen
Lewis B. Schwellenpach
Charles H. Leavy
Reny Odtin
Ralph A. Marr
Michigan
William A. Comstock
Arthur J. Lacy
Comstock
Detroit
Frank D Fitzgerald
Alex J. Groesbeck
Frank A. Picard
United States Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Delaware
Wilbur L. Adams
Townsend
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Connecticut
Wilbur L. Cross
Maryland
New York
Return From Wisconsin Family Reunites After Stroke Illness
Mrs and Mrs. Frank Splitek and their daughter Blossom returned from Friendship Wisconsin where they were called by the illness of Mr Splitek's mother Mrs Mary Splitek who suffered a stroke a week ago. Mrs Splitek is well known in Huron and has visited here multiple times at her son's home.
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Wisconsin
Frank Splitek
Blossom
Friendship
Wis
Splitek
Mary Splitek
Huron
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Briges Mfg
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Swift & Co
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Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Scot
Au Firat
Northwest Banco
Tom
Farm Credit
E. RB. Heaton
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