Market News Hog Prices Climb at Armour Stock Yards
Hog prices rise 10 to 20 cents with top bids near 9.30 as receipts reach 84. Callie 40 steady. hogs 3,000 salable and very active with weights over 270 pounds fetching higher bids. Sheep 350 steady. sows and feeders also reported with varied gains. Watertown and Stoux City reports show mixed moves across hogs and cattle with top ranges noted.
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Armour Stock Yards
Rur
Gould
Watertown
Markets Brace Hogs Prices as Cattle Steady in Chicago Report
Hog prices climb to 4.74 in Chicago with gains of 10 to 15 cents amid active demand. Cattle trade stays steady to strong. steers and yearlings steady with top long yearling steers at 12.25. fat lamb bids ease up to 25 cents lower. Reports from St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City show mixed gains and steady to strong cattle and sheep trade, with hogs strongest in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mort Goed
U.S
St. Paul
South ST
Pawl
Sioux Falls
Wheat Prices Edge Back From Peak In Mixed Market
Wheat futures eased fractionally from multi year highs as rains in the grain belt provided some support while European factors kept traders cautious. May and July contracts showed mixed moves with oats and corn aligning with small shifts, and cash bids in Minneapolis steady amid thin trade. Bakers Association convention near Sioux Falls closed with a banquet and speeches from industry leaders.
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Shicagv
Markets At Flance New York April 1747 Summary
Markets report across sectors with War stocks higher, bonds mixed, and foreign exchange steady. Cotton steady, sugar higher due to Cuban coverage. iron and wool subdued. Chicago grain steady to lower while cattle firm and hogs up with meat prices rising. Frozen poultry and other items show mixed prices. live poultry remains firm.
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New York
Claim of Unenumerated Address in 1940 Census
On April 1, 1940 a person asserts they were living at a stated address but were not enumerated in any location. The note seeks clarification of census records for the named individual and address.
Senate Approves Funds for Panama Canal Third Locks
The Senate approved a 15 million dollar initial appropriation for a third set of Panama Canal locks. The action, taken without a record vote, was part of a 223.46 million dollar wartime expenditures package, with lawmakers debating potential further waterway spending.
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Senate
Panama Canal
Washington
Produce prices from Watertown Mitchell and Sioux Falls markets
The notice lists Wednesday produce prices for Watertown Mitchell and Sioux Falls on April 17. It covers poultry categories such as hens heavy and light, leghorn varieties, stags and roosters, turkeys, ducks, geese, hennery eggs, and butterfat with price quotes in cents per unit.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Owen High
Leghorn
Reese Concenne
Ena
Watertown
Mitchell
Ile
Legberg Springs
Sioux Falls
Snogh Falls
Sioux City
Bae
Sioux City and Chicago Produce and Poultry Prices Roll
Sioux City reports hens over 5 lbs and other live poultry prices with leghorn, Plymouth Rock, ducks and turkeys listed. Butter, eggs, and cheese prices steady or unchanged across Chicago and New York markets with futures and storage standards noted.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Cricago
New York
War Stocks Lead Market Advance
War stocks led New York trading as steel aircraft and copper shares drew heavy buying. About 900000 shares changed hands as early gains faded then recovered, with a late burst pushing many issues higher.
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New York
Closing Quotations AirReduc and Partners Market Shares
The report lists company names with percentage figures and stocklike values such as AirReduc 49% and AlaskaJan 349 dollars alongside Kennerott 36% and NatCashReg 13% The data appears as a market snapshot of various firms including AmCan AmPow AmLoco NatBiscuit and many others with fluctuating percentages and dollar amounts.
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Associated Press
AirReduc
IntFel&Fel
Johns-Mann
AlleenCom
Kennerott
Kresge
AmCan
MackTruck
Amlnternal
MarshField
AmLoco
MiamiCop
AmPow&Lt
MinHonReg
Amrad&sts
MinMolimp
AmSm&Hef
MontWard
At&t
Nash-Kely
Amtobb al NatBiscuit
AmWatWke
NatCashReg
Extraordinary leaves restored in the Netherlands
Extraordinary military leaves were restored allowing men to be absent from active duty to care for relatives and to take student exams. Periodic leaves authorized after the April 9 call following the German invasion of Denmark and Norway will continue to be withheld. Hospital admissions list Harald Fuller L. E. Rekter Leona Stengaard and De Smet. dismissals include James Hart Bessie Dur Mrs Max Mortimer and others.
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Netherlands
Hague
Denmark
Norway
Harald Fuller
Hcock
Medical
L. E. Rekter
Boyan
Leona Stengaard
de Smet
Suffiex
James Hart
Huron
Bessie Dur
Cavour
Max Mortimer
Hitchcock
Katie Binns
Erwin Blumke
Bank and industrial stock listings across early 20th century markets
A dense OCR of bank and industrial stock listings shows percentages for many firms such as American Woolen Anaconda Armilll Atchison to Santa Fe and Bessemer steel related names, plus regional bank quotes from Minneapolis and New York. The fragment details varied company names and share bids with trading notes and partial prices.
Dealers In Parley Here Bailey Says Service Station's Job Has Become Professional
Standard Oil of Indiana officials brief 200 dealers at a Haven meeting on Spring and Summer sales programs. CL Bailey says vehicle service has become a profession due to auto and fuel development. Event at Marvin Hughit Hotel featured entertainment by Uproarahi and the Ege dance troupe, plus a film presentation.
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Bailey
CL. Bailey
Haven Sales
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Marvin Hughit
Watertown
Aberdeen
Ege “Tapasine” Dance School
Sioux Falls
Bud Ege
Carl Fromxe
Standard Oldwater St Plankinson
Huron
Standard Oil
E. F. Crichett
J. H. Ehlert
Seres
L. R Whitman
TB. A
P. J. Silvernail
J. F
Auto Workers Vote On CIO And AFL
A year long battle between CIO and AFL unions at General Motors plants ended with elections for about 137,000 employees. Workers cast ballots in plant polling places choosing between United Automobile Workers CIO and United Automobile Workers AFL or abstaining, in the largest NLRB election to date.
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Dee
Jay
CIO
AFL
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Uniited Automobile Workers
NLRB
Naval Losses Update From Narvik and Norway Fronts
Reported Allied landings at Harstad fail to alter German control along the Norwegian coast. German forces strengthen positions from Trondheim to Narvik while denying sea access to British expeditionaries. Western Front quiet after a German attack near Merzig. American trade faces $1.3 billion disruption. Congress may see a near billion dollar Navy expansion for upkeep.
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Narvik
Ingister
Harstad
Germany
Europe
Norway
Trondheim
Nartwik
Norwegian
Kr Tansundl
Bergen
Stavanger
London
Chamberlain
R Toport
House of Commons
Kongsvinger
Oslo
Stockholm
Merzig
Washington
United States
Congress
Senate Naval Committees
Pope Urges Worldwide Prayers for Peace in May
Pope Pius XII appeals to faithful worldwide to pray to the Virgin Mary during May for the return of peace. In a letter to Secretary of State Luigi Maglione the pope recalls urging a prayer crusade last year as war fears rose. He urges daily prayers around the Virgin Mother of God for peace based on justice and mutual charity.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Luigi Cardinal Maglinne
Swift
Belix
Ourochildran
Legion Meeting Seeks Attendance With War Veterans
The William Reaves American Legion post invites members to Thursday evening sessions in the Legion clubrooms at 6 p m. The program will include travel photos by A M Urquhart and special entertainment. A joint meeting with the Veterans of Foreign Wars is planned for April 45.
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Sillelins
William Reaves
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. MM. Urquhart
Luc
Legion
Election results from several South Dakota towns
Reports show varied outcomes in April elections: A. G. Schenk won the unofficial vote for funeral director in Belle Fourche while the municipal liquor store lease was renewed. Spearfish and Sturgis reelect mayors, with tax levies for city bands approved. Lenox and Parkston voted down liquor stores. Eleton rejected municipal electric plants. Vermillion saw a three way mayoral race. aldermen were also decided.
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A. G. Schenk
Lennox
B. McFarland
W. F. Simon
Joe D. Miller
Joe ‘Steevar
Tom Bossman
Edward Sinning
Tiler J. Wumkes
Bruno Johnson
Parkston
Albert Fergen
Jahr Gard
Appoin
Federal Highway Plans Approved for South Dakota
Plans approved for bursting 238 miles of Federal-aid highways in South Dakota during 1940s. Federal aid will provide 14,120 dollars of 1,611,310 estimated cost. Other projects include grade crossing eliminations and signaling protections with total state cost about 4,774,175 dollars and remaining apportioned funds 4,226,893 dollars.
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WATON
South Dakota
PRA
Dakota
Tarre
PRA Renortes
United States
Offic ers Inspect Huron Commandery Grand Officers Attend
Huron Commandery members and visitors from Prev Mitchell Watertown and Redfield attended Monday evening. Grand officers included A Jones Pierre RE Gr ar d Commander Jack Cumbow Stey Falls BE and J E Cone Buron BE grand captain general GR McArthur Buron grand senior warden W D Swit Sioux Falls E grand recowler F Westover Pierre E grand warder W A Holton Buron chaired the instructional board. RH Jahn commander of La Co Tah Command and his officers aided in a successful inspection. The commandery music was led by Mrs A F Ray and a lunch followed. Past Grand Commanders H A Perritoty Vv Warren Huren and W D Swain also attended.
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Aucre
Iman Oy
Prev
Mitchell
Watertown
Redut
Huron Commandery
A. Jones
Pierre
Grard
Jack Cumbow
Stey Falls
J.E. Cone
Buron
F. Westover
Grace Pearce 27 Dies After Illness At Home
Grace Pearce 27 died last night about 11 at home 1813 Ohio Avenue Southwest Huron born February 12 1913 in Huron attended Huron High School and worked as a stenographer Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs H L Pearce sister Mrs Mary Louise Brugman a nephew and grandparents Mrs John Pearce all of Huron Funeral arrangements had not been posted today.
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Grace Pearce
Ohio Avenue
Southwest
Pratte
Huron
H.L. Pearce
Mary Louise Brugman
John Pearce
Huron City Election See Record Vote Totals and Manager’s Exit
In a city commission contest yesterday Youel falls short in most precincts as Tschetter leads with 4571 votes but Chamberlain nears 2935. The overall turnout nears 4621 two-party high with 4092 set in a 1934 runoff. May election seating will place Tschetter, Chamberlain and Olson on the new commission while Don Sears ends his tenure as city manager. The nine member board will reorganize at the June meeting and assign departments.
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Tschetter
Youel
Commission
Eoere
Chamberlain
Pschétter
T. C. Young
Cans
Huron
Olson
Don I. Sears
Imagor
Vass
Klan Drops Masks from Regalia and Tightens Rallies
The Ku Klux Klan announces a historic policy shift banning face masks from regalia and restricting fiery crosses. The imperial Concilium, the group’s board, ends a five day annual session with these new rules governing parades and demonstrations.
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KLAN
Atlanta
UPI
Anv
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial Concilium
Too Late To Classify Wanted Housekeeper Ad
Entry describes a middle aged housekeeper sought for modern home with two adults. Unclear address and details due to OCR errors but mentions upstairs apartment and three rooms. No explicit dates or contact method discernible.
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