Market News See Slight Rise In Swine Prices
Armour Stockyards Huron April 20 hog market steady to higher with light weight top $14.45 per hundredweight. Long haul hogs eligible for extra. Chicago Furth report notes hogs steady to 10 cents lower. fat lambs slower. cattle and calves mixed with some gains and others steady. Sioux City and RO City listings show varied cattle, hog, and sheep prices with several load averages and price ranges.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Slaughter and feeder cattle market report from St Paul Livestock
In South St Paul on Tuesday April 20 the Free State Market News notes slow demand for slaughter steers and yearlings with scattered early sales to Joad. Prices show varied results across cattle types with good to choice beef bulls at 11.50 to 12.50, dairy cows steady, vealers 13.00 to 15.50, sows around 14.60, and sheep market quiet with shorn lambs at about 15.10 for No 1.
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Chicago
USDA
Sioux City
St. Paul
Ibsters
Sioux Falls Produce and Livestock Prices Update
Sioux Falls markets on Tuesday April 20 report poultry prices for hens and roosters, eggs, and grade cream. Livestock listings show 1,500 head steady with top cattle at 24.60, butchers 14.40 to 14.60, veal calves 9.00 to 34.50, and stockers and feeders 12.90.
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Sioux Falls
Bismarck
N. D
Chicago
Huron City
Des Moines
Huron Airport
Kansas City
New Orleans
Mahe
Neb
Pittsburgh
Watertown
Joite — Nanan
Lemmon
Mobridge
Chadron
Sioux City
Valentine
Sheridan
Wye
Miles City
Mont AL
Rapid City
Philip
Aberdeen
Huron
Markets At A Glance Highlights From April Trade
Markets show mixed blocks with narrow price changes across bonds and rails. Cotton rises on strong grain demand. wheat climbs sharply in Chicago and Winnipeg with good demand. corn steady at ceiling. Hogs ease slightly with top around 15.10, cattle steady to small gains, early steer price near 17.35.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
Catle
Sarly
Markets edge higher as grain prices rise across boards
Minneapolis cash wheat quotes show No 1 heavy dark northern at 199 3/4, No 2 dark northern about 13 1/4 to 14, No 3 around 13 1/2 to 13 7/8 with ranges noted. Oats lift to 60 4, rye near 81 to 94 cents, flax around 36 9/16 to 37 1/4 amid firm receipts and unchanged trading basis.
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Minneapolis
Uup
Mont
S.D
Minn
New York Produce Prices Steady Across Markets
New York early market report shows steady prices across dairy and eggs with mixed color grading. Cheese and eggs maintained firm quotes, while dressed poultry remains steady with no active price changes noted. live poultry by freight carried nominal quotes.
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New York
Watertown Produce Tuesday Price List
Watertown April 20 prices list White Rock and colored springs by weight from under 4 to over 5 pounds with hens and roosters, leghorns, and heavy beans. Hennery eggs No 1 and No 2 prices. butter No 1 and No 2 prices.
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Watertown
Waterton
White Rock Springs
Chicago Market Prices Report Flat On Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago April 20 steady Butter receipts 2208 unchanged Eggs receipts 29204 unchanged Poultry live three trucks firm market unchanged
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Chicago
Wool Market Quiet Amid Mixed Regional Prices
The wool market was quiet in Boston and nationwide. Ohio medium wool sold to growers at 47 to 50 cents, Ohio fine clothing at 38.5 cents grease price. Mohair purchases rose in Texas to 60 cents for adult and 80 cents for kid. Chicago futures show No. 1 contract at 98.05 high, 38.05 low, closing at 38.60.
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Boston
USDA
Ohio
Texas
Chicago
Egex
Grains Rise On Ban Incentive Payments
Chicago market notes show grain prices climbing after mid session as Winnipeg strength supports gains. House passage of the agricultural appropriation bill eliminating incentive payments attracts attention. Wheat and rye purchases thin with light mill buying and hedging. Wheat closes near 70 cents higher.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
House of the
Stocks Sluggish As Turnover Slows In Wary Trade
New York stock market opened with indecisive action and light turnover around 700000 shares. Early gains faded and declines offset any gains near the close as investors awaited clearer war news and avoided heavy selling. The market shows muted activity compared with the recovery period a year ago and the more recessionary times.
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New York
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A compiled list of stock price quotations and market figures for numerous corporations and industries. The report includes percentages, share figures, and notable company abbreviations such as AlleghCorp AlChem IntTel Tel AllisChalmers JohnsManville AmAirlines Lockheed, Boeing, Dupont and US Steel among others.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
IntHarvest
AlChem
IntTel&Tel
AllisChaim
Johns-Mann
AmAirlines
Lockad
Aire
Aminternat
Mack Truck
Amel
M.2shField
AmWoolpf
MiamiCop
Anaconda
MontWard
Armlil
NatDairy
Armilof
NorArmAvia
AviationCorp
NorPac
BendixAvia
OliverFarm
BethSteel
OlisElev
BoeingAir
ParamPic
BriggsMig
Penney(jc
BuddMig
PepsiCola
ButlerBros
PhelpsDodre
Calumet&Kec
PillsFlour
CelotexCorp
RadioCorAm
Case
Ji)co
RepMotor
Timrolb
EastKodak
TraunTraer
Genblee
UnitedAire
GenFoods
Usgypsum
GenMills
Ussteel
GtNorlOreCt
Ussteelpt
GtNorAypt
WesUniTe
GiWest Sug
West&Mfg
Homestake
Woolworth
IntBusMach
Mathewses Return From Chicago Funeral
Mr and Mrs E R Mathews returned Monday from Chicago where they attended the funeral of William G Mathews brother of Mr Mathews.
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E. R. Mathews
Chicago
Mr. Mathews
William G. Mathews
Electrifying News Hinted By Army Weekly For Africa Visit
In a wartime Army weekly publication centered in Allied air and sea action, a blurb under Things to Watch For promises news more electrifying than Roosevelt's Africa visit in January. The item says the news will likely be published in two weeks and lift the mood of even the most pessimistic observers.
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U. S
West Africa
Honjour
Roosevelt
Africa
Farmers Union Grain Terminal to Become Largest U.S. Market
Sioux Falls April 20 The Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association will become the nation’s largest grain marketing organization May 1 by acquiring the St Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company properties led by Emil Loriks the national secretary. The deal adds 135 country elevators 38 lumber yards and brings total affiliated elevators to about 450. Storage capacity rises by 4 million bushels and capacity to handle at least 10 million more during harvest. A down payment of 500000 covers part of the price with rest due on May 1.
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Sioux Falls
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company
Emil Loriks
Farmers Union
Loriks
Union
Denver
Minneapolis
St. Anthony & Dakota
Farmers Union’ Grain Terminal Association
Spokane
Wash
Superior
Wis
WPB Halts Alky Plants As Davis And Jeffers Tiff
Washington April 20 WPB halted construction of alcohol plants at Cavile Wisconsin Dubuque and Keokuk Iowa and Moline and Peoria Illinois for the synthetic alcohol program The move followed testimony by WPB officials before a Senate agriculture subcommittee noting reduced industrial alcohol needs and possible action later If changes occur the plans may be resumed amid a dispute between Rubber Director Jeffers and OWT Director Davis over a rubber program report and public truthfulness assurances.
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Wndeli Construction
Cavile
Wis
Dubuque
Keokuk
Moline
Peoria
Senate
Walter G. Whitman Istant
WPB Oil Division
John W. Boyer
WPB Alcohol Section
Agriculture
Whitman
Gillette
Town Democrat
Sinonsin
Town
Illinois
WPB
William M. Jeffers
OWT
Elmer Davis
Davis
Jeffers
Haas Habeas Corpus Hearing Set May 10
Haas condemned to die for murder in Grant County, to have a habeas corpus hearing May 10 per order signed by Circuit Judge Lucius J. Walt. Attorneys Eugene C. Mahoney and Hugh S. Gamble said the action tests Haas's competence at arraignment in Grant County court. He was sentenced for the killing of Grant County Sheriff Mel bourne Lewis.
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Lula Falls
Chifford Haas
Lucius J. Walt
Haas
Eugene C. Mahoney
Hugh S. Gamble
Grant County
Melbourne Lewis
Anderson visits brother on way to Provo SD
Oscar A. Anderson of St Paul paid an unexpected visit to his brother E A Anderson at their home Monday evening on his way to Provo South Dakota where he is employed by the government.
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Oscar A. Anderson
St. Paul
E. A. Anderson
Provo
S.D
Northwest war bond drive nears halfway mark in region
Minneapolis reports the northwest campaign toward a 175 million dollar war bond goal has reached 46 percent with 81.65 million raised. Minnesota accounts for 55.49 million, Montana 4.48, South Dakota 6.25, northern Wisconsin 4.88, North Dakota 4.53, and northern Michigan 2.05. Counties and cities join the quota busting honor roll, including Steele, Minn, and several towns in Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin. The Soo Line Railway bought 1 million in bonds, while Yankton County and Tver, Minnesota show early starts and overfills.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Montana
South Dakota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Michigan Peninsula
Steele
Minn
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Winnebggo
Bigelow
Herman
Milan
Harding
Emmons
Freedom County
Yankton
Tver
Yankton County
Harvest Town
Arthur E. Joy 67 Dies in California
Arthur E. Joy 67, formerly of Hart and Aberdeen, died Sunday in California where he lived with his daughter in Burbank. He grew up in Buran and graduated from the local high school, worked 17 years with the Austin Herald, and previously resided in Aberdeen. Survived by widow Kate Peterson Joy, daughter Ruth Joy now married, and one granddaughter, all of Burbank California.
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Arthur E. Joy
Hart
Mr. Joy
Calif
Joy
Mr Joy
Buran
Austin
Minn
Austin Herald
Aberdeen
Kate Peterson
Ngton
Ruth
Burbank
Myr
Huron
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity today
Warmer to day and tonight with minimum temperature above freezing. Moderate to fresh winds. South Dakota shows little change in the west and warmer in the east Tuesday and Tuesday night. Scattered light showers tonight and in the west today, with strong winds in places.
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Huron
South Dakota
East Portion
Wicely
West Portion
Hope Fades for Sunken Swedish Sub Crew
Stockholm report notes hope for rescue of 33 Swedish sailors aboard the iiesing submarine dimmed as heavy seas thwart divers off Sweden’s west coast. The vessel reportedly sank in deep water yesterday. Holy Week Observed by Huron Lions. The Rev Earl Longfellow spoke on Holy Week at the Tuesday luncheon. New members introduced included E D Tappan, Elf’in Ward, and Leo Limo pescot.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Huron Lions
Earl Longfellow
Huron Baptist Church
Lions Club
E. D. Tappan
Montgomery
Ward
Elf’in
Beadle County
Leo Limopescot
Ghost Voice Meeks Nazi Newscasters in Berlin Tribute
A powerful ghost voice interrupted a birthday tribute to Hitler in Berlin, shouting that the German nation must awaken and finish with the Nazi gang. The message called for Hitler's downfall and claimed the war would end on that day. The Berlin radio could not stifle the voice.
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London
Berlin
Fuhhrer
Hitler
Two Huron Students Qualify In Navy Test
Two Huron High seniors qualified for Navy V-12 training after high marks in a statewide exam. Neal Hoapland and James Ray ranked highly among 30 tested at the school. They will report to Sioux Falls for further examination next week.
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Huron High School
Navy
Neal Hoapland
H. D. Honaglund
Colorado Avenue Southwest
James Ray
A. J. Ray
Fourth Street Southwest
Lioux Falls
Roosevelt Sees Training Centers and WAAC at Camp Forrest
President Roosevelt’s southeastern tour highlighted a WAAC training center at Camp Forest and a full infantry division display. He described improving troops, high morale, and valued educational and physical training in camps. He noted Washington’s lag in war spirit and endorsed inspections as a concept.
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Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Aid Infantry
Joseph T. Hobiison
Ark
Little Rock
Ted Wemut
Washington
Shaw Named On Chiropractic Board In Pierre
Dr. George D. Shaw of Tripp was named to a three year term on the state board of chiropractic examiners, succeeding Dr. G A Rensvold of Sioux Falls, announced by Governor M Q Sharpe. Hospital updates list admissions and dismissals with names and brief notes, and a notice that the Huron Labor Union Auxiliary meeting is postponed to Wednesday, April 28.
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Huron Labor Union Auxiliary
Five Harman Crew Members Still Missing in Jungle Crash
Lieut. Thomas Harman, former Michigan All-American, rests at Paramaribo base after surviving a U S bomber crash in a South American jungle. Eleven crewmen still missing, three parachutes seen. Harman says he saw two bodies. Crash occurred near Caux, French Guiana, in a region recently struck by a transport crash with heavy fatalities.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Thomas Harman
University of Michigan
Paramaribo
Gainea
U.S
Harmon
Caux
Guinez
U. S
Leas
Eric Knighting
Imelud
Nazi Turk Trade Pact Reported Between Nations
An official communique from Ankara announced a new commerce agreement with Germany valuing exchange at about 30 million dollars in the coming year. Turkey will supply raw materials Germany deems important while Germany will provide Turkey industrial goods of notable significance, with chrome mentioned as a Turkish material of interest but not confirmed as part of the deal.
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Turkey
Funeral set Thursday for Mrs LeGrand
Funeral services for Mrs Joh LeGrand will be held Thursday in the Catholic Broadland at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev J J O'Neil of Huron will preside as burial follows in Broadland Cemetery. Mrs LeGrand died yesterday morning at about 6:20 in her Altoona Township home. Pallbearers include Fred Kuestermeyer, Fred Payne, Wy A Volerwiter, Joan Hanley, Ed Corcoran, Jim Corcoran.
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Puneral
Joh
Broadland
J. J. O'Neil
Huron
Quisling Meets Hitler in European Talks at Berchtesgaden
Reported today that Vidkun Quisling the Norwegian premier has conferred with Adolf Hitler at Berchtesgaden during a fifth conference between Germany and its satellites. Greece is expected to send a representative next, with all Axis dominated states to be summoned.
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Hitler
Europe
P—Vidkun Quisling
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesaiden
Germany
Greece
Hiller
Allied air offensive widens across German front
Allied bombers and fighters again struck from Brittany to northwest Germany while Luxembourg and Danish radios went silent. RAF raids reportedly killed 800 at Skoda munitions plant in Pilsey as German repair time was pegged at three to five months. Soviet reports claim 8400 Germans slain in five days along a 46 mile Caucasus front with no lasting territorial gains.
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France
Holland
Germany
English
Skoda
Switzerland
RAF
Raf's Smmushing Raid Friday Night On the Skoda Munitions Workers At Pilsey
Red Armies
Caucasus
Black Sea
Funeral for Brother James B. Matson Noted
Notices show Masons will gather at the Temple at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of Brother James B. Matson. Also listed are employment wants including an experienced truck driver over 46 with references, a couple needed as caterer for a six month term at a country club, an experienced waitress, and several local sale ads for oak counter and 160 acre property near Huron, South Dakota.
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Temple
James B. Matson
Aberdeen
Mr. Evers
Huron Sash & Door Co
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de Smet
Bernard Hines
Eli E. Wipf
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Robert Eichstadt
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Harman
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