Swine Prices Steady to Strong at Armour Stock Yards
Market notes from Armour Stock Yards dated April 24 report hog prices steady to strong with no quotations changes. Cattle prices down 25 cents, sheep figures mixed with some late bids. feeder pigs strong at 3.50. Wool-fed lambs show demand with prices around 10.35 to 10.25 for 66 lb lots. general activity noted with 1,200 sheep on hand and fat lambs commanding higher bids.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Bross
Produce Markets Summary Huron Watertown Sioux Falls Mitchell Sioux City
Price ranges from Huron and Watertown markets show hens heavy and Leghorn lines with roosters and eggs. Sioux Falls Mitchell and Sioux City report hens over and under 5 pounds, Leghorn lines, various eggs and butterfat prices. Contains multiple city reports with daily miscellaneous poultry and dairy values.
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Huron
Hoon
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Leghorn Yoosters
Hennery Eyes
Sioux City
Fancy Wholesale
Associated Press
A.m. i. Lo. Pre
Aberdeen
Ul Rookings
Ou Watertown
Pierre
Ipid City
Au. Ankton
Clou
Clear
Ron
Cloudy
Lemmon
Hogs steady in Chicago market report
Hogs were steady in slow dealings while steer prices rose about 25 cents. Early lamb trading was light due to higher asking prices and few bids. Cattle and calf markets showed strength with steers and heifers up, while stock cattle moved slowly and sausage bulls topped near 8 35.
St Paul Livestock Market Report April 24
Cattle salable 2800, trade moderately active and generally strong to 25 higher. Mid to high quality steers 8.75 to 10.00, few good heifers 46.00, cows 6.50 to 7.00, cutters 5.00 to 6.25, bulls 7.25, stockers and feeders about steady. Calves 1700, weighing 120 pounds up to 110.00. hogs 7000, fairly active and steady, early top around 8.00. Sheep 800, shorn prices steady, medium 66 pounds around 8.00. Sioux Falls: hogs 1000, steady to firm top 8.75, cattle 400 steady-strong.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City cattle demand held firm with better grades in broader demand. Bulk fed steers and yearlings traded around 8.75 to 10.50, up to 12.25 for strictly choice. cows 5.00 to 6.50, stock steers 8.75 to 10.25, light weights to 12.00. Hogs 4,500 head salable, steady to 10 cents lower. top 8.75 for 180-270 lb, 7.65 to 7.85 for good sows.
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Sioux City
D. A
Chicago Produce Prices Reported for Thursday
Chicago reporters list dairy and egg prices with butter receipts 894,947 and 35,199 eggs. Prices show weakness in eggs and poultry with live birds and chicks priced by weight, Plymouth rock and white rock varieties noted, and several local storage items listed with unchanged rates.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Guide April 24
New York markets show butter firmer with scores around 82 and premiums. creamery and cash market figures listed. Cheese and egg futures mixed, with storage standards and varied percentages for grades. dressed poultry steady and frozen items like boxes and ducks noted. Chicago futures report on April 24 cites butter at 34.35 to 34.50, eggs near 22.75, and refrigerator standards around 24.20 to 28.80.
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Ewee
Express
Chicago
Wool Market Transactions in Boston Report
Scattered wool trades in Boston today show fair volume with many houses facing weak demand. Buyers occasionally appear for twelve month terms as Texas wools fetch prices around 1.08 to 1.07 per pound scoured, varying by lot quality.
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Bostan
Boston
Texas
Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
New York markets show stocks firm with rails aiding the rally, bonds steady as governments and rails rise, and currencies steady. Cotton mixed with hedging, sugar soft on liquidation, metals steady with solid demand, wool tops narrow with limited spot activity. Chicago wheat higher on short covering, corn steady to firm with good shipping, hogs slow but steady, tops at 8.85, cattle up 25 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Small Scale Buying Lifts Wheat Prices
In Lucago on April 24 the wheat market showed a recovery with prices rising as much as a cent per bushel amid small scale buying at the lowest levels in over a month. May futures up to 89 1/2, July 97 1/4, cash and spot quotations noted for various grain categories and Minneapolis cash close listed with receipts and trading basis unchanged.
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Lucago
Nesterday
Minneapolis
Montana
S. D
Huron
Thurs
Jay
Sera
Chicago
Rails Lead Market Back On Upgrade
The stock market sealed a broadly higher session with fractional gains by leaders and even distribution of advances. About 500000 shares changed hands, the heaviest turnover since earlier in the month, with a mix of names such as AirRedue Lib-O-FG1 Aliskagun Loews AlleghCorp MackTruck AmLoco NatLead NYCentral PackardMot and JC Penney among notable movers.
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Rails
Associated Press
AirRedue
Aliskagun
Loews
MackTruck
AlStores
MarshField
Barnsdall
Bend@ixAvia
BethiSteel
BoeineAirp
Mystery Of Tire Thefts Is Solved
Huron police say they solved a spate of Model A Ford tire thefts with the arrest and confession of two men Frank Eieden 22 and Adolph Caviezel 27. They stole tires from at least seven cars April 16 and hid most at Caviezel’s farm then dumped them in the James River. They are held on grand larceny charges with bond set at 350 and may face petit larceny if losses are under 50.
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Huron
Frank Eideen
Broadland
Adolph Caviezel
Beach Avenue
Caviezel
WPA
Huron Airport
Herb Mentke Fara
James River
Armour Packing Plant
Mencke Farm
C. N. Hail
Ihey
T. H. Luby
Charles Hess
Iowa Ave
S. E
Second Street
Ivan Henderson
Huron Grocery
Huron Grotery Company
John Wheeler
Sixth Street
Joseph C. King Dies at 71 Near Huron
Joseph C. King 71 died early today at his farm home three miles west of Huron after a brief illness. Born January 22, 1870 in Richland County, he married Lilie Thompson in 1896. The King family moved from Timnes to Aurora and then Beadle County in 1919, where they resided. Survived by widow, six sons and four daughters, a sister, 31 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral plans not set.
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Joseph C. King
Huron
Mr. King
Richland County
Tiimneis
Lilie Thompson
Boita
Aurora County
South Dakota
Beadle County
Owen
James
Odie
Delmer
Bogota
Til
Dewey
Milford
Victor
Carthage
Irene Thompson
Miller
Homer Daniels
Esther Hunter
Amy King
Elizabeth King
Peoria
Fragmented stock brand percentages from a historical catalog
Lists numerous company names with percentages and codes in a dense, OCR-like format. Includes automobile makers like Chrysler and Studebaker, consumer brands such as Gillette and Sears, energy firms like PureOil and Texaco, and various suppliers. The fragmentary text reads as a ledger of brand presence or market shares rather than a coherent narrative.
Bank Stock Ticker Update From Minneapolis and New York
A brief market note shows Minneapolis banks quoting a 10 percent range on several stocks including First Bank and Northwest Banco. New York listings reflect Treasury 4s and related government bond activity with minor price adjustments across the day.
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Minneapolis Bank
Minneapolis
Ask Close First Bank
Northwest Banco
Morgenthau outlines tax hikes to fund defense program
Secretary Morgenthau defended proposed steep income surtaxes to finance a defense build up, warning taxes could push total federal revenue near 12.6 billion dollars next year. He proposed cutting nondefense items by up to 1 billion, targeting CCC and NYA spending, and urged careful trimming across agriculture and highway subsidies to prevent inflation.
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Ury
Treasury
Capitol
Morgenthau
Agricultural Department
Senate
House
Morgenshau
Tekpanatars
Congress Debates Tax Plan With Tiered Rates
Ways and Means panel members outlined a staff plan proposing a progressive tax with a A1 per cent surtax on the first $2,000 and rising brackets to 35 per cent on $12,600-$14,000 and higher. The plan would generate more excise taxes than the Treasury proposal and includes new excises.
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Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Strikes Persist as Roosevelt Orders Mines Reopened
Strike talks continue over a federal mediation offer in a coal dispute affecting about 400 000 miners and 7 000 operators. Roosevelt orders reopening of northern mines with a wage scale deal while southern mines face renewed negotiations after southern owners oppose removing regional pay differentials.
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Clo
United Automobile Workers Fod
Genaeal Moctors Corporain
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ohio
Roosevelt
National Safety
Geomet
UMW
Southern
South O
Ownete
Srew
Northern
Jimany
Contested War Route Sparks Ankara Ultimatum Tension
Text indicates continued debate over Nazi troop movements and Turkish control of a critical passage, with Ankara demanding a reply and warning of possible German ultimatum pressures amid foreign naval activity and wartime routing concerns.
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INDON
Ankara
Huronians Escape Uninjured In Street Intersection Crash
Police blotter reports a midnight crash at Fifth Street and Colorado Avenue Southwest involving Ted Leighton and Tom Kenny. Both cars overturned. Kenny suffered a forehead bump and concussion, treated then released. three passengers uninjured. Leighton unharmed.
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Fifth Street
Colorado
Avenue Southwest
Huron Police Department
Ted Leighton
12Th Street
Tom Kenny
Utah Avenue
Leighton
Colorado Avenue
Kenny
11Th Street
Huron Hospital
Myers Cigar Store
Armour Workers Given Pay Boost At Ak E An Plant
L Hoff man, manager, announced a $25 000 annual wage item improving pay at the Ak E An plant. The 18 percent increase applies to all piece work rates for male employees, effective with the start of business Monday, 1941. Hoff man said the boost aligns with company policy of paying fair wage scales.
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Ak E
L. ©. Holtman
Ager
Ul Company
Hoffin
Anonuai
Hoffman
Huron
War Coverage Continues With Global Frontline Updates
War reports from the European and Far East fronts detail German and Italian casualties in Greece Albania and the Balkans while British forces reinforce Singapore and the Burma frontier. Axis plans for the Dardanelles and Turkish cooperation loom as Nazi air raids strike at Plymouth Brest and other targets amid ongoing hostilities. Dr George F McDougall spoke on The Second Mile at Huron College chapel this morning.
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Berlin
Zwoelfche Blatt
Peter I
Yugoslavia
Zog
Albania
Ng ‘Ge II
Greece
Carol
Romania
Haakon
Norway
Bernhard
Netherlands
Mussolini
Salonike
Siegmund List
Far East
Britain
Singapore
Dome
England
Chungking
Burma
Burma-Thailand
Bosporus
Dardanelles
London
Laborite Daily Herald
Germany
Turkey
Thrace
Ankara
Kend Srmatheniya
Istanbul
Franz von Papen
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Royal Air Force
Brest
France
McDougall
College Cha
George F. McDougall
Trinidad
Col
Huron College Chapel
Presbyterian Church
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
In a hospital notice several patients are listed as admitted or discharged. Admitted are Jeannette Shaw Wol sey minor surgical Donald Leaver Huron medical Arlene Kruse Huron medical Mrs Basil Berquist Huron surgical Mrs W H Bayles Suron medical Mra John Pyle fate medical John Doty Huron surgical. Discharged are Thomas Donley Mel ham Mrs Russell Johnson and baby Huron.
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Jeannette Shaw
Wolsey
Donald Leaver
Huron
Arlene Kruse
Basil Berquist
W. H. Bayles
Suron
John Pyle
Fate
John Doty
Thomas Donley
Melham
Russell Johnson
Baby
Inverrewre Weather Summary
Temperature readings show highest and lowest values from a year ago and the all time extremes to date. Precipitation totals for this month and year are reported with normal comparisons. Sunrise and sunset times are noted.
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy and warmer tonight with a southerly breeze. Friday turns cooler with decreasing wind as a high moves in from the south. Hourly temps range from around 40s to 50s, with advisories for light showers east and southeast tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota-Iowa
Minnesota
For Sale Classified Items and Help Wanted Blurb
A jumbled 1920s style classified list offers items for sale including kitchen table with three chairs, a model A coupe and a 1928 Dodge sedan, a high chair wardrobe trunk and hall tree, and used gas stoves. Also notes a help want ad for a competent girl, and cattle listing of poll Hereford bulls. Several contact names and phone numbers appear for pickup or inquiries.
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Costain's
SERS
Elmer Boyd
Texaco
Frank Curtis
Virgil
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Eames Tim
Wool Market
NatPow&Lt
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North’nPac
Ohio Oil
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Goodrich
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UnitedCorp
GtNorRy
Greyhound
Usgypsum
Homestake
Usrubber
Hudson Motor
Ussteel
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StdGasé&El Pia StandGilCal
StandOil Ind
StandOuNd
Stewart Warn
Stoned
Web
Studebaker
New Yor York
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el Bond & & Sh
U. & Bonds
Fernment Doe
Washington
Elt
Howard Folk
Armour
Bismarck
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Pru
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Colo
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Uronton
Alta
Ah Butte
Mont
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Finsas City
Sheridan
Wyo
Iowa
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Neb
Ay Williston
Winnipeg
Man
Lass
Los Angeles
Calif
Sic Ami
Ua Lin Ll
Naese
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Harlan Hedblom
Wagner
Geo. H. Costain
Perriton Drug
M. Urquhart
Northwest Finance Company
AL Riser
Mgr
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