Market News Swine Market Lower and Livestock Slumps
Armour Stockyards reports hogs 15 to 20 cents lower with top at 13.50, lambs steady, cattle weak. Chicago open markets mirror declines, hogs 25 to 35 cents lower, cattle and lamb bids down, with limited action and mixed weights. St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City livestock summaries show broad price softness across hogs, cattle, and calves.
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Huron and Sioux Falls Produce Markets Report
Huron market prices show heavy hens 5 lbs and over at 16 to 17 cents, under 5 lbs at 14 to 15, Leghorn hens 12 to 13, springs 5 lbs 8 to 13, turkeys and ducks listed with weights, eggs at 24 to 28, butterfat combines No 1 at 34 and No 2 at 30 cents. Sioux Falls prices list heavy hens 17 cents, under 5 lbs 15, Leghorn hens 13, cocks 11 to 8, ducks 8, eggs 27 to 23, butterfat No 1 39 No 2 37.
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Markets At Glance From New York Trading Session
New York market brief shows stocks up with selective rally, rails firmer, cotton unsettled with New Orleans sales, Chicago wheat up on short covering and higher parity, corn down on May liquidation and weak livestock, hogs down 15 to 25 with a 14 dollar top, cattle bids softer with price ceilings.
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Wheat Fluctuates In Shaky Market
Wheat prices moved nervously in Chicago trading as soybeans slumped and corn slipped. May contracts delivered tomorrow faced some selling while buyers and mills supported a rally. Wheat closed up fractionally with May at 1.18 4, July 1.22 4, corn down about 1 cent, soybeans down 1 to 3 percent, cattle slightly mixed.
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Poultry and dairy prices from Sioux City and Chicago markets
Market roundup shows Sioux City and Watertown poultry prices with weights and receipts, including heavy hens, leghorn roosters, broilers, and butter values. Chicago reports live poultry by weight, with hen and roosters prices, ducks, turkeys, and butter and egg receipts, all dated April 30.
New York Produce and Poultry Prices Report
New York market notes dated April 30 show eggs at 25 253, mixed colors 32 34 34 4, butter 972 505 steady, creamery above 92 score, cheese 178 618 steady, dressed poultry steady with fresh boxes and frozen roosters listed, live poultry weak. Prices reflect current receipts and grade distinctions across dairy and poultry sectors.
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Northwestern
Boston Wool Market Slows as Buyers Hold for Government Contracts
Trading on the Boston wool market slowed as manufacturers delayed purchases for government contracts. Texas wool held at ceiling prices, with average and short Texas wools quoted unchanged. Fine territory wool around L15 2.18 5d scoured. French combing reported as good three-eighths blood.
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Chicago Futures Open High Low Close Wheat and Soybeans
Chicago futures show mixed moves with wheat and oats posting varied highs and lows and soybeans fluctuating. Minneapolis cash market notes include receipts, basis changes, and bid prices for No. 1 heavy dark northern, dark northern, and red durum across several classes.
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Thoredey
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IBM
Stocks Angle For Further Recovery
New York stocks edged toward a renewed rise with a half hearted extension of yesterday's rally. American Telephone led light bids in other sectors as gains touched two points for favorites, with prices remaining uneven and overall transfers around 300000 shares. Minneapolis notes show limited activity across Bank stocks and M M mining shares with several issues no trade.
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Apri
Christopherson To Lead Moose Lodge Officers In Huron
Glanzer installs 1942 officers in Lodge 760. Laverne Christopherson elected governor for 1942, succeeding O. Andrews. Other officers include Perry Jol junior governor and D B Snedigar prelate, with Barclay Bonnin and Christopherson named delegates to conventions and terms for trustees and guards listed.
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John Beck
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H. H. Bonnin
L. A. Christopherson
Joe Poellinger
D. B. Snedigar
Perry Stell
Roy F. Patrick
Hugo Rosengquist
Poellinger
Ss. BP. Glanzer
Hospital Admission and Stock Market Snapshot
In hallowed hospital notices, R A Perry Huron and several others are admitted for medical care while Maxine French and Judith Lamont are discharged. A closing stock list shows varied percentages across diverse firms including AT&T Boeing Chrysler General Electric and US Steel, with many percent figures and corporate names scattered throughout. The document juxtaposes patient admissions with a dense securities rundown.
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Huron
E. G. Schmidt
Edmund Rushe
Bancroft
Carl Larson
Tro- Reiss Medical
Henry Walking
Uron
Ed Poppen
Surgical
John Fenner
Maxine French
Judith Lamont
Willow Lake
Leora Clegg
Hitchcock
Coke Oven Workers End Walkout at Bethlehem Steel Plant
Coke oven workers in Johnstown Pennsylvania returned to work after a two day strike ending under a plan for swift action by the War Labor Board on wage increases. The workers approved the settlement in a mass meeting. They seek a raise starting at 72 1/2 cents and upward to 12 1/2 cents more per hour.
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CIO
Bethlehem Steel Company
War Tabor Board
State Defense Mobilization Expands Civilian Guards
South Dakota readies storm and air raid training led by James Mullaney. Forestry protection rises in seven towns with new enlistments. State guard numbers around 200 across four towns. Civilian deputies, trained in first aid and fire fighting, bolster police work under the South Dakota Peace Officers Association. Cities station 24 hour watchmen at utilities. guards guard bridges and rail lines as mobilization broadens beyond World War I precedent.
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Black Hills
State Guard
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Minnehaha County
Davison
Mitchell
Pierre
F .Wilson
Ala ‘Ture
da. Life. Insurance. Company of Watertown
Mrs Sally Coyne Dies After Heart Attack in Leon
Mrs Sally G Coyne a former Huron resident died in Leon after a heart attack Friends say a son living in Minneapolis survives her The notice notes her death and ties to Huron and Leon with familial linkages
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Sally G. Coyne
Leon
Huron
Minneapolis
Latin America Moves to Defeat News Spies
Washington April 30. A high level source says the United States coordinates an all-out war with clandestine news distributors aiding the enemy across Latin America. Most of the 20 American republics back the fight, while Argentina and Chile reportedly remain neutral. Senators discuss a continental offensive planned at the Rio de Janeiro foreign ministers conference, with methods kept secret.
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Death of Mauritz Flood of Menomonie Michigan
Mrs. Leonard Brandmire received word of the death of her father Mauritz Flood of Menomonie Michigan. Funeral services will be held there Saturday. Mr. Flood is the grandfather of Mrs. Philip Erickson of Huron.
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Leonard Brandmire
Mauritz Flood
Menomonie
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Bonds and profits scheme tied to Black Hills hunting trip
Testimony details Burns Douglas and Hammerquist involvement in an embezzlement scheme with state funds. They allegedly split profits from bond transactions in a plan discussed during a deer hunting trip in the Black Hills in 1940. Separate charges name them with embezzlement and accepting gratuities for official acts.
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Hampmeravise
Black Hills
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Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity and South Dakota
Scattered showers and cooler conditions reported for Huron and vicinity with a minimum tonight above 40 degrees and winds 15 to 25 mph. South Dakota Forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with strong southwest winds and cooler conditions in the east.
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Huron
South Dakota
Desirable three room apartment for rent near Wisconsin Ave
For rent a three room apartment at 861 Wisconsin Ave Apt 3. Call after 5. Also note items: planting time near sea kefir 0.04 per pound. Tor sale good oats 47c. Most empty elevator to repair at Rec Elevator Yale. Wanted boy for general work no washing 1113 Ohio.
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May War Bond Quotas Set Amid Campaign Push
Washington reports April 30 quotas fixed for every county to sell 690 million in war bonds and stamps in May. Campaigns mobilize to inspire Americans to donate 10 percent of each paycheck. State quotas range from 100 dollars to 95 493 000 in New York City.
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Armsite County
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Hitchcock Urges Berry Nomination for Senate
MITCHELL April 3 Hitchcock United States Senator and state chairs urged nomination of Tom Berry the Democratic candidate for senator at the primary election on Tuesday. He backed Lewis W. Bicknell for governor and said the Dems must oust Bulow in the primary. He criticized Bulow’s record and Roosevelt opposition, urging Berry to win the war and peace, align with the President’s foreign policy, and secure Dakota’s support for victory.
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Robert EB
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W. J. Bulnn
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Man Found Dead In Refrigerator Car
A man identified as Franklin Seward, about 51, was found dead yesterday afternoon in a refrigerator car of the Chicago and North Western Railroad at Deadwood. Coroner Dr. G H Miller said the man probably died from carbon monoxide from two coke burners in the car. Papers on the body identified him and showed registration at Fat Springs. records indicated recent services at a Veterans Administration facility in Mot Springs last fall.
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Chicano ¢ North Western Railroad
G. H. Miller
Lawrence
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