Hogs Prices Slide Across Markets Amid Mixed Demand
Market report shows hogs 4 to 25 cents lower in Armour and Sioux Falls with medium to good grades holding, butchers 200-279 lb steady opening, sows 11.00 to 13.25 in several yards, and light gains noted for strong demand in Chicago futures. Sheep and cattle offerings varied with scattered steady sales and top hogs around 13.25 at several spots.
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Oda
Sioux Falls
Watertown Livestock
Watertown
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Weber Ie
Choice
Siouxx City
Agidover
ST. Paul
St, Paul
WEA
Mae
Elie
Produce Markets Report From Huron Area Prices
Daily price report to the Evening Huronite lists ranges for hens and roosters across Huron region markets. Includes New York and Chicago dairy and poultry figures, plus notes on butterfat, eggs, and local prices for Mitchell Sioux Falls Watertown markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Sioux Falls
Sioux, Falls
Watertown
Bismarck
N.D
Chicago
Fenes Moines
Huron City
Urora
Kansas City
New Orleans
Fia
Sioux City
Valentine
Sheridan
Wya
Mitchell
Ber
Huron Grain Market Report Shows Wheat and Barley Prices
Grain prices listed include Wheat No.1 dark northern at 1.45 and No.2 at 1.44, No.3 at 1.43. Barley quotes show 100 115 and Oats at 70, with forms for No.3 white TIMI and Flax also indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Grain market sees steady buying and Canadian shipments
Grains moved within a narrow range amid midwest buying that slowed farm work but eased tighter supplies. Canadian Wheat shipments to the US for the week ended April 21 reached 14,380,736 bushels, while the prior week stood at 449,994 bushels. The Northwestern Miller notes flour markets remain quiet with sales mainly for fill-in jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucago
Midwest
United States
Northwestern Miller
Stocks Move In Recovery Trend On Weak Open
New York April 25 stocks edged up fractions to around a point as modest buying followed cession of preinvasion flow. In a slow session about 500000 shares moved as rails widened gains near the close while industrials trimmed highs. Schanley rose over two points amid mixed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sehr
App
Schanley
List of corporate stock tickers and percentages
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names with fractional and percentage figures, resembling a financial ticker page. Entries include AmAirLines, Chrysler, GenMotors, UnitedAir, PepsiCola, USGypsum, Wells and others, with percentages such as 193%, 5954, 4%, and varied decimals, arranged in a long, unreadable line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press AlleghCorp
LockhdAir
AICHD
Loonsine
Allis Chaiity
MackTruck
AmAirLines
MarshField
AmInternat
MartGiCoe
AmAcl& Tal
MiamiCop
Anaconda
MontWard
Armill
NatDairyPro
VisCorp W& Nyconteal
BendixAvia
NorAmAvia
Proc&Gam
ComSouth
Paikisbury
ComWih&Fd
RadioCorp
ConsCopper
RepSteel
ComProd
Reytobb
CurtissWrt
Curtisswra
Servel
decre&Ca
StandBrand
DsuglasAir
StandOilCal
DupDeNam
UnitedAir
GtWestSug
Usgypsum
Greyhound
UsSteel
Homestake
US Steel
IndustRayon
West Union
IntHary
Westh&Mfir
IntTel&Tel
Woolworth Stm JohnsMany
Youngsh&t
Minneapolis cash grain highlights April 1945
Wheat receipts 176 versus 59 a year earlier. trading basis steady. Cash steady with No 4 heavy dark northern 1 6475 cents. No 4 163 percent. No 2 1 63 percent. Winter wheat 1 84 percent. hard amber durum 1 68 percent. Red durum 1 58 percent. Rye No 2 1 24 percent. 1 28 percent. Corn No 3 yellow 1 09 percent 1 11 percent.
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Minneapolis
Nazis Tighten Grip as Arms Carriers to Be Shot
Stockholm reports Denmark isolated from Sweden with a Danish capital sabotage surge. The Nazi order in Copenhagen declares summary execution for anyone found with arms, as Svenska Dagbladet notes the largest sabotage scale since occupation. The Cubs print a compact eight page schedule booklet with red highlighted home dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazis Tighten Ltd
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sweden
Svenska Dagbladet
CUB
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Mrs Sexauer Heads South Dakota Music Clubs
Mrs. E. H. Sexauer of Brookings was elected president of the South Dakota Federation of Music Clubs at the 13th biennial convention in Huron. Aberdeen will host the 1948 meeting. Officers include A A Wollmann, Grace McAre, Herbert Thomas, G H Gul Tandsen, Gertrude Lampe, and BE Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sexauer
Brookings
South Dakota Federation of Music Clubs
Huron
Aberdeen
A. A. Wollmann
Grace McArethus
Herbert Thomas
Pierre
G. H. Gul- Tandsen
Gertrude Lampe
Arne Larson
Rousse
Africa
Larson
Germany
America
Gemanny
Spain
Portugal
Argentina
Crusac
Yuly Lind
W. A. Pgotarth
Tulsa
Ines
Dulugues
Bani Masters
South Dakota
Caroling Smith
Breakings
W. M. Griffith
Funeral Thursday For Mrs H Weber Yale Ohio
Funeral services are held Thursday for Mrs. Howard Weber of Yale Ohio. The body remains at John Stetter home until service time. Services begin at 1 PM at Trinity Lutheran Church Yale with burial in Trinity Cemetery. Rev Kl will officiate with limited procession from the Pfeter home to the church.
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Dow
Howard Weber
Yale
Aaron
Ina
Jann
Pechetter
Trinity Lotive
iRev
Trinity Li
Johnstetter
Iun
Jacobson Receives Lions Club Master Key Award
E R Jacobson won the Lions Club master key for recruiting the most new members. At Tuesday noon’s awards ceremony 11 others received honors. Jacobson credited with 22 new members in five years. New members Hatt Beldall Montgomery were introduced. Awards presented by Dr C S Betis district governor Nottestad president and H H Veree past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Jacobson
Lions Club
Jacobson
Frank Hatt 'Beld
M. J. Montgomery
C S. Betis
EL Mr. Nottestad
WM. Veree
Overall Living Costs Remain On Even Keel
The article notes stable overall living costs with minor variations over a year, offset by lower food prices. It cites Secretary Frances Perkins and mentions a United Commercial Travelers stag party in the Elks ballroom with about 400 attendees. Also lists several individuals and towns in a fragmented roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Perkins
U. C.T. Stayuron Council
United Commercial Travelers
Elks Ballroom
Deferment Controversy Hits White Collar Federal Staff
Washington Abutments report shows 6696 male 18 to 32 workers in the Interior Department with 2221 on occupational deferments including 2073 at the department's request. House appropriations panel says most white collar deferments could be replaced without harming the war effort. Secretary Ickes defends the policy as essential. Office of Indian Affairs criticized for needed overhaul.
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Washingson
Abruzo
Interior Department
House Appropriations Committee
House
Ickes
Huron Bridge Club nears end of season with close scores
The Huron Bridge Club played a near final match at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Leading pairs included Mrs A M Fuller with Mrs T R Hobart scoring 15214 and Abe N Berg with Phil Friedman at 346. Final standings show top cumulative scores for the season led by Berg and Friedman at 2244, with several pairs close behind. The final game of the 1949 1944 season is set for May 9 and summer open duplicates will be held at Grace Church Parish House each Tuesday evening.
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Huron Bridge Club
Marvin Hughitt
A.M. Fuller
T. R. Hobart
al Zuebrigen
George Sheeks
Abe N. Berg
Phil Friedman
Ray Seaton
Walter Warren
Clifford Dexter
B. Sanborn
William Eilers
Max Roghi
Berg
Friedman
I. C. Fullerton
E.G. E
H.R. Case
PLBR
Man
Tom Carrali
Ruth Phil Fried
Seaton
Apher
Warren
Borg
Case
Geyerman
Max Royhl
C. H. Belly
C. Gagnon
G. R. Leighton
Ellen van Arsdale
Chester NL White
Grace Church
Howse
Sterling
V F W To Meet In New Home In Southwest
Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 176 will hold their first meeting in the new home at 113 Third Street Southwest on Friday April 28 at 7 p m Commander A G Foick announced Installation of officers and plans for improving the new home will be featured The home will be decorated and equipped with recreation facilities for servicemen later
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Third Street
A. G. Foick
Ney
Crawford Rites Here On May 7 Memorial services for Dan Le Crawford
Dan Le Crawford former Governor and United States Senator from South Dakota died aged 86. Memorial services will be at Fir Presbyterian Church in Nuron on Sunday afternoon May 7 at 4 o'clock with Rev. Joseph W. Gray officiating. Burial will follow in the Crawford family plot in the Towa City cemetery. The Rev. Robert D. Crawford of St. Barnaby’s Episcopal Church Omaha and son of Coe I Crawford will also officiate. Representing Hur on College and affiliated groups may attend. Burial services for the former political figure will be held in Towa City Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan le Crawford
United States
4Th Dakota
Fir Presbyterian Church
Nuron
Josepn W. Gray
South Dakota
Towa City
Dtelgel
Crawford
Robert D . Crawford
St. Barnabys Episcopal Church
Omaha
Coe I. Craword
German Destroyer Sunk Off French Coast
A German destroyer was sunk off the northwest coast of France near the Isle de Bas after a Royal Navy and Canadian force led by the cruiser Black Prince intercepted it while attempting to escape following early morning damage. The ship went down under fire from three Tribal-class Canadian destroyers and British escorts, among three or four enemy destroyers sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withe
France
Isle de Bas
Admiralty
Black Prince
London Air War Wrecks 700 German Planes
London report states air experts expect the war to shorten by months as more than 700 German planes are wrecked or damaged. Attacks extend from French and Belgian coasts to German cities and Balkan capitals including Bucharest Budapest and Belgrade. British coastal towns endure night raids in successive waves. Soviet dispatch notes German advances and a rapid evacuation from Moscow.
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London
Germany
Balkan
Bucharest
Budapest
Belgrade
Aemy
Team Manager Frank Lansing Sets Aim for Three Dimes Out
Team manager Frank Lansing expresses hope that Lansing will finish in three dimes out, with emphasis on this being the third time the initial practice session ends in a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lansing
Lansing
Gurney Urges Postwar Security and Free Enterprise
Senator Chan Gurney urged postwar plans to use existing national facilities to dispose of surplus war materiel and to reduce wartime controls. He called for freeing business to maintain employment, protect markets, and strengthen free enterprise while cutting red tape and simplifying controls.
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Yankton
Chan Gurney
WNAK
Gurney
Congress
Idee Hosmiso
Steve Oho
Chaney
Americ
Fordham Records Five Tremors Worldwide Event
Fordham sity records five tremors described as very severe last night. Rev Joseph J Lynch seismologist estimated the earthquakes occurred about 2700 miles from New York toward the Solomon Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
New York
Joseph J. Lynch
Soloman Islands
River project plans draw contrast amid interagency debate
Major General Eugene Reybauld backs a postwar Missouri River Basin program closely aligned with the Pick plan but urges ongoing modifications. The Army Engineers propose a $406 million, multi purpose dam system for flood control, navigation and irrigation with a $200 million start in the House measure, while reclamation favors a broader irrigation oriented scheme. Both agencies agree the dominant interest should operate the dam with regard for others, as investigations continue on Colorado River Basin and Missouri Basin projects and pumping studies in North Dakota and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Reybauld
Army Engineer's
Missouri River
Missouri
Army Engineers
Case
Colorado River
Bureau
Theissouri Basin
Big Horn
North Dakota
Japanese Chindits Hold Burma Corridor Amid Fierce Struggle
A British observer reports Japanese forces in central Burma clash with the Chindits as both sides suffer, with the Japanese attempting to dislodge defenders while Chindits press 100 miles north. The action includes infantry clashes and bombardment as western air observers monitor the front.
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Asia
Kang
Ceylon
Siewies
Burma
Chindits
Tike
Boxer
Brinsl Foun
India
Bengal
Assam
China
Taeis
Mounthitten
Hryus
Volver
Te Idjo
Bt Chen
Jasonine Sitwell
Moetraure Yal
Aston
Thee Aig Isc
Krank 1 Curtis Dies Monday Night
Curtis Krank 1 died Monday night after an apparent attack. Born in Brightanes in 19th century, he is survived by Blanche Boone, and multiple sons and daughters. Funeral services set for 2:30 Friday at Welter Chapel with Dr Cox of the Methodist Church, burial Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNK
le Carnes
Atom
Weather notes and classified ads from a midwestern paper
A garbled weather section reports temperatures and precipitation with stray phrases about high and low marks, followed by scattered ads and notices. Rummage sale dates, a farm help wanted item, a kitchen help ad, a man and wife wanted for farm work, a lady checker wanted, rental information for a cottage, and a council Oak contact appear among the readable lines.
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NEW York Dairy
Tive Parler
U. S. Soreinis
U. S
NEW York Poultry
Mitchell Produce
Mrs. Sexauer
H.weber
Fon
Shid Raabe
Bancroft
Minnie Young Huron
George Tunberry
Jens Christen‘sen
Wessington Springs
Fosey
John F. ¥. Sackett
Woland
Cachester
Hearms
Redfield
TR. Algers
V.F. W
French
Moscow
Vgn
Stronghelds
Krank
Curtis
Tuye
South Dakotas
Thorsing
Housman
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