Market News Swine Market Steady at Armour Yards
Armour Stock Yards at Hu-t eo reports a steady hot market with top hogs at 14.00 and long bred hogs adding 5 to 10 cents per hundred. Cattle and sheep also steady with cows near 9.25 to 12.75 and stock steers around 950. Hogs salable 1,590. sheep 1,000. Watertown market steady to higher with butchers 12.75 to 14.00. cattle and calves steady. lambs inching up 11.00 to 11.50.
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Armour Stock Yards
Watertown
Sno Nana
St. Paul
Min
Hogs Hold At Chicago Market On Strong Demand
Chicago April 10 demand for hogs grows steady to higher with most prices 10 cents above Thursday. Top hog price 14.50 per hundred pounds, cattle and lambs mixed. salable hogs around 5,000 with gains, cattle 1,000 head, calves 300, sheep 10,000. Prices varied by weight class. sow prices steady to firm, veal and cattle mix. Local markets include St Paul and Sioux Falls reports with similar trends and firming hogs.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agress
Tate
Huron Market Price Ranges From Various Markets
Market reports from Huron and Sioux Falls to Sioux Falls on April 10 show heavy hens over 5 pounds various prices, Leghorn hens and roosters, ducks and geese, hennery eggs, and butterfat readings. Other cities like Watertown Mitchell and Sioux City report similar grain and dairy figures, with New York and Minneapolis price data for butter, eggs, and poultry.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux City
Fancy Wholesale
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
New York
Turkey
Northwestern
Your
Des Moines
S.D
Kansas City
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Sioux - of Watertown
Pierre
Winnipeg
Markets At Glance and Chicago Farm Futures Tally
Markets at a glance show mixed activity with 110 stocks featuring irregular movement. Cotton signals improved demand while Wheat steadies with rumoured improved mill interest. Corn remains near steady, hogs firm with top at 14.50, cattle weaker with sparse arrivals. Bright fleece wools quoted 39 to 41 cents. Chicago futures cite Butter standards with June at 37.40, storage futures 31.25.
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Greast
Chicago
Upward Trend in Wheat Markets in Chicago Trade
In Chicago on April 10 wheat prices drifted within a narrow range then moved higher with small net gains. Soybeans fell briefly before stabilizing as selling pressure eased. Wheat closed unchanged to one half cent higher, May 122 1/2, July 124, corn steady to 4 lower, May 88 1/2, July 90. Oats rose fractionally while rye edged lower.
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Minneapolis
Rig
Chicago
Market Roundup Notes Wool Prices and Trade
A fragmented market item notes the Boston area wool trade with references to U S Department of Agriculture, French combing, and price mentions around 1.18 to 1.20. Ohio and Delaware demand appear. a 49 cent grease wool detail is recorded, indicating varying quality and buying interest.
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Boston
Apt
W. S. Dept
Fine Ane
Ohio
Delaine
Recoveries Dot 2 Stock Ticker Amid War Nervousness
NEW YORK April 10 stock market ticker showed tentative recoveries as war fears eased and light bidding returned after Thursday’s selloff. Closing prices were uneven. gains faded, transfers reached about 300000 shares. The market credited the decline in blue chips to dropped foreign reports.
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New York
Babe Ruth Recovery Doubt Gone, Doctors Say
Reports from Dr. P. Nichol Smith and specialists state Babe Ruth is improving from a grave pneumonia episode that followed a severe lung illness similar to the 1918-19 influenza epidemic. Physicians express cautious optimism he has passed the crisis and will recover.
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Nuuoywoud
Babe Ruth
Pnev
P. Nichol Smith
Marines and Sailors Evacuated To Corregidor
The navy announced most of about 3,500 Marines and sailors in the Bataan peninsula area were evacuated to Corregidor Island under cover of darkness as defenses collapsed. Three ships, Canopus, Bittern, and Napa, were destroyed to prevent enemy use, and the Dewey drydock was also destroyed. A U S submarine nearby reportedly sank a large Japanese vessel described as an auxiliary cruiser or large tender.
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Washingsun
Batean
Philippines
Corregidor
Dewey Drydock
United States
Celebes Sea
County Board Closes Session
Beadle County Commissioners adjourned an April meeting after two days of routine business. They accepted bids on 126 000 gallons of oil a sewing machine and guard rails for bridges and asked for bids on the county coal supply to be opened in May. The oil bid went to The Standard Of Corn and machine to Dakota Equipment Company. Changes in voting places were approved Iroquois and Milford Township. The health officer’s pay was cut to 100 a month and travel expense allowance dropped. Beadle banks named depositories with Us Farmers and Merchants Bank active for the coming year. Other actions included bill payments officer approvals farm eases real estate sales reports and a fox bounty approval.
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Beadle County Board of Commissioners
Standard of Corn
Dakota Equipment Company
Sioux Falls
Iroquois
Louis Gathman
Milford Township
Jefferson School
Beadle County
Us Farmers and Merchants Bank
Huron
Philippines Battle News Shapes Fate of 36853 Troops
War Secretary Stimson warned 36,853 American and Filipino troops faced death or surrender under a Japanese breakthrough on Luzon. President Roosevelt authorized Gen. Wainwright to act as needed amid perilous, exhausted defenses. Reports mention Corregidor under heavy air bombardment and a quake during the final battle stages.
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Bataan
Stimson
Manila Bay
Roosevelt
Gen
Wainwright
Domei
Corregidor
United States
Japan
Luzon
Yamashita
Washington
Siberia
Burma
India
China
Australia
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Forces in World War II surge beyond 1918 early pace
Sulphur Springs Texas April 10 Rep Sam Rayburn asserted the United States now has six times as many soldiers on battle fronts than Gen Pershing had after ten months of World War I. He cited rising artillery and supply production. He warned unity rally that victory in 1942 was unlikely.
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Sulphur Springs
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Spear” Jer
The
House
United States
Pershing
France
Fing
Texas Cemoatrat
Too Early For Counter Drive In WWII Air War Talk
The article reports Allied and Australian air forces pushing offensive actions while still lacking a ground counter-drive. Japanese raids on Port Moresby are noted with uncertain losses. Air Chief Lieut Gen George H. Brett emphasizes continued air offensives under MacArthur. Australia claims 75 enemy planes destroyed or damaged in recent sorties.
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Melbo
United Sta
Australia
Sghter
New Guizes
Port Moresby
George H. Brett
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Sem
Aly
Drakeford
Rabaul
New Britain
George Miner 81 Dies in Wessington Hospital
George Miner 81 a longtime Wessington resident died yesterday at 2 Huron hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Community Church at 2:30 p m with Rev W J Weinands officiating. Survived by three children including Harry who is in Huron hospital. Miner lived in the area 25 years. Body at Kinyon Funeral Home until services.
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Wessington
George Miner
Huron Hospital
W. J. Weinands
Harry
Huron
Miner
Kinyon Funeral Home
To Complete Deduction Plan For War Bond Drive
Huron life and fire insurance agents will complete their payroll deduction drive at Tucks Cafe Saturday at noon for lunch. Officials said participants will report progress and County Judge R M Russell will address the group.
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Huron Life and Fire Insurance
Tuck's Cafe
R. M. Russell
Weather summary for today with temperatures and sun times
Temperature data show highest and lowest from last year and record highs and lows for this date. Precipitation totals for the month and year are given with normal benchmarks. Sunrise is 6:58 am and sunset 8:10 pm. Forecast indicates cooler morning, then warmer afternoon with local variation in the west.
Classified notices fragment from local paper
Multiple brief ads and notices appear, including requests to rent five or six room houses, a four room apartment to see, a lunch room for sale, a used car in part payment, a shell and pony stallion for sale, a tractor and farm equipment sale, and a general house girl needed. Names or addresses are partly legible with ad style and a local shop reference Huronite.
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Phong
Huronite
Shelland
Ladkwell Barber Shop
Ie Por Sals
Housmans
Sale Pavilion
Central S. D. Musicians Win Final Day Concert Winners
Wellington Springs hosts a Region 7 music festival with a grand concert closing. Winners include Lorraine Bilanchad and Nels Olson in trombone, Dorothy Gregory and Wesington Springs performers in vocal categories, Edwin Fittie and Beverly Abbin in piano and voice, plus ensembles from St Lawrence Presho Chamberlain Hitchcock Letcher and Murdo Alpena Wessington Springs.
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Wellington Springs
Lorraine Bilanchad
Nels Olson
Hinckrod Comet
Dorothy Gregory
Wessington Springs
Nels Olson Bbtchcock
Lorraine B
St. Lawrence
Donald Miytum
Alexandria
Robert Gilbride
Chamberlain
Deverne Danberg
Milier
Arvide Brekke
Mr Vernon
Invin Pearce
Letcher
Clifford Evers
Presho
Harriet Whitney
Eleanore Brigpaugh
Art Weds
Bianca Lenge
Murdo
Edwin Fittie
Beverly
Joe Ann Pearson
Dorothy Winegar
Miller
Eddie Welch
Donald Mayturn
Alexandaria
Bob Walters
Alpena
Owen
McPhillips
Kimball Bessoon
Ardith Moon
St Lawrence
Shirley Flannery
Boatelarmer
Betty June Flynn
Kimball
Virginia Cummings
Wessington
Albert Schmidt Alpens
Dwight Hall
Anita Schjulstad
Arlene Amar
Ruth Mary Urton
Mery Bard
Miler
Ray Schneider
Alexandra
Lowell Setton
Glenn Banning
Marshall Continues Conferences With British Leaders
London April 209 General George C Marshall US Army chief of staff today continued confidential discussions with British war leaders begun yesterday with Gen Sir Alan Brooke chief of the imperial general staff He did not visit the war office but was in touch with the war cabinet and had been briefed on grave blows to the British navy in the Bay of Bengal The losses will affect the Allied position in the Burma battle where General Stilwell commands Chinese troops.
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London
George C. Marshall
U.S. Army
Staf
Alan Francis Brooke
Imperial General Staff
War Office
Marshall
War Cabinet
Burma
Joseph W. Stilwell
Five Killed In Army Bomber Crash
Bakersfield Calif April 10 Army bomber crash killed five men at Manter Field public relations office announced. The craft from a flight of seven departing Mather Field with student navigators crashed in the Mojave desert. Lieut James Lewis said most victims' names were not available. Four died in the plane. a fifth bailed out but his parachute failed to open.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Manter Field
Tucson
Ariz
Mojave Desert
James Lewis
Lewis
Mather Field
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