Hog market up as bids rise across multiple yards
Market report shows hog prices climbing Wednesday with top bids around 14.40 to 15.00 at Armour Stockyards Huron Sioux Falls and Chicago. Cattle and lambs also strengthen with quotes lifting across Sioux Falls Sioux City St Paul and Watertown yards, while hog totals and weights vary by region.
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Huron Produce Market Prices Listed for August
Huron produce markets report daily prices to the Evening Huronite by phone from 10 to noon. Heavy hens over 5 lbs and 4 to 5 lb ranges, white rock and Leghorn springs, heavy breed roosters and ducks, geese, eggs and butterfat values are shown with No. 1 and No. 2 grades. City listings include Watertown area items with corresponding weights and prices.
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Huron
Watertown
White Rock Springs
Mitchell
Sioux Falls and Mitchell Produce Prices
Sioux Falls and Mitchell market notes list poultry prices by weight class. Feavy hens and heavy cocks priced, Leghorn items and springs shown, with eggs butterfat and cream prices across units for the two towns.
Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Sioux City and Chicago Markets
Market notes show Sioux City receipts for August indicate hen prices under 5 pounds at 18 cents, over 5 pounds at 18, leghorn hens at 14, heavy breeds around 19 for springs, with eggs at No.1 29, No.2 27, No.3 25. Chicago prices list butter around 39 to 41 cents, eggs firm with various grade and carlot figures, and poultry live prices near 16 to 34 cents for roosters and leghorn types, with general steady to firm demand.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Chicago
Wool Market Quiet After Week of Activity
Boston wool market last weekend quieted after a run of activity. Average medium fleece wool sold at grease prices around 47 to 49 cents delivered, with some fine staple territory wools at 1.18 clean basis. Montevideo wools held firm, while New York Produce showed firmer butter and cheese markets with various score ranges and steady poultry prices across futures notes from Chicago and New York exchanges.
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Montevideo
New York
Markets at a Glance: Mixed Bonds and Sluggish Wheat Decline
New York markets show mixed bonds with narrow changes while wheat weakens on wet news and corn slides. Hog futures rise about 10 cents amid strong demand as cattle and yearling prices climb 15 to 25 cents on moderate receipts in Chicago.
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Brocks
Chicago
Wheat declines amid renewed selling on war news
Chicago and Minneapolis cash markets show wheat and grain futures slipping as war-related news and a favorable crop outlook dampen demand from mills and bakers. Prices retreat from seasonal lows before a late rally, with oats, corn, and soybeans also moving lower in light trading.
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Chicago
Stocks Swing Narrow as Market Shows Mild Losses
Stocks edged lower with readers noting fractional losses amid light turnover around 360000 shares. At close some recovery emerged while notable names such as Allis-Chalmers, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric and IBM appeared among closing quotations with varied percentages reflecting a mixed session.
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EW Dunn
Bradley In Russia To Boom American Aid To Soviet
Maj. Gen. Follitt Bradley arrives in Moscow on a mission to intensify aid to Russia. He brings a letter from President Roosevelt to Premier Stalin and pilots a US B-24 bomber on a ten day transatlantic journey. Bradley, 52, a Nebraska native, says he aims to facilitate more effective aid.
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Nebraska
Fourteen Missing in Ship Sinkings off North Atlantic
The Associated Press reports fourteen men missing after sinkings of two merchant ships, one British and one United States, in submarine attacks at opposite ends of the North Atlantic. Ninety-five sailors were rescued from the vessels, raising AP’s total announced sinkings since December 7 to 413. Survivors recount torpedo strikes near the Caribbean and off the New England coast, with casualties and rescues noted from July incidents.
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Associated Press
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Atantic
New England
Caribbean
Fire Destroys Ringling Circus Beasts in Cleveland Blaze
In Cleveland, Aug 5, a fire at the Ringling Brothers circus killed or fatally injured 30 animals and required nine to be shot. An emergency animal hospital treated survivors while veterinarians fought to save others. Damage is estimated at 200000 with no insurance due to hazardous classification. 16 camels, 9 zebras, 3 elephants, 5 lions, among others, perished or were destroyed.
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Ringling Brothers
Louis P. Pritsch
Fire Prevention Bureau
Train Bus Crash at Crystal Springs Kills and Injures Many
At Crystal Springs Mississippi a collision between a train and a passenger bus resulted in numerous deaths and injuries. Highway patrol said 38 or 39 people were aboard the two vehicles and most are reported killed or seriously injured.
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German Planes Attack Lighthouse on Iceland Coast
German planes reportedly attacked a lighthouse on Grimsey island near Holmavik off Iceland’s northeast coast. The lone raider bombed and machine-gunned a military installation without causing casualties or damage. This marked the fifth German aerial activity over Iceland reported by U.S. authorities.
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Three Huron teachers resign amid board actions
The Huron board of education accepted resignations of Miss Claire Murphy, Norfolk, and Arndt, with Murphy planning marriage, Norfolk becoming high school coach in Canton, and Arndt heading to Glasgow. Also accepted was the resignation of school treasurer Robert Campbell. John Claymore was elected to fill the vacancy. The 1942-43 term opens August 31 and runs to May 28 with several holiday and Easter week breaks. The district approved a trimmed budget and introduced a new aeronautics course for juniors and seniors.
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Claire
Murphy
John Norfolk
Armin Arndt
Huron Board of Education
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A. D. Shepersky
Congressmen Triumph in Nomination Bids Across States
Unofficial returns show Virginia, Kansas, Missouri, and West Virginia Republicans faring well in renomination contests. The results singled out Virginia’s two incumbents, Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas, and West Virginia Governor Matthew Neely defeating H. G. Krump for the Democratic Senate nomination.
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Kansas
Allssours
West Virginia
Arthur Capper
Matthew M. Neely
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H. G. Krump
U. S. Senate
Otto Post Funeral Planned Friday Morning
Otto Post who died yesterday will have services at 10 o'clock Friday in the Welter Chapel. After the service the body will be moved to Akron Iowa for military honors at the cemetery. The body will lie in state tonight at the Welter Chapel with the Veterans of Foreign Wars guard of honor to observe.
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Welter Chapel
Akron
Iowa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Weather recap and forecast for Huron area
Highest temperature on this date last year was 103 and the lowest 72. The day’s precipitation to date stands at 1.02 inches with a normal of 0.49. Sunrise at 6 25, sunset at 3 51. Scattered showers are possible late today or tonight, with South Dakota seeing showers and thunderstorms tonight into Thursday morning. Winds rise to fresh to strong this afternoon.
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Huron
South Dakota
Shock Farmer By Shocking 200 Acres Of Grain
Virgil residents Mrs. Lucille Maunders and Miss Frances Gooding finished shocking about 200 acres of small grain for Albert Bolte, farming one and a half miles north of Virgil. The pair, working alone, also claimed to have shocked at least one additional acre in other fields and reportedly earned Bolte’s praise as having done the best job he had seen on his farm.
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Lucille Maunders
Frances Gooding
Albert Bolte
Maunders
Miss Gooding
Bolte
President Reviews Evidence in Saboteurs Trial
President Roosevelt, as sole reviewing authority, is expected to complete his review of voluminous evidence gathered by a military commission in the eight Nazi saboteurs case within two or three days. He may affirm or revise the verdict and sentence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Two Huronians Are Promoted
Carroll hay, martin, and Lyndon Muself, Yalé, two former civilian pilot training students in the Huron College spring training classes, have been promoted to staff sergeant. They graduated from a pre glider school at Stillwater Minnesota and will continue glider pilot training in an Army Air Corps glider school.
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Carroll Hay
Martin
Lyndon Muself
Yalé
Huron College
Stillwater
Minn
Army Air Corps
Burns Case Details Tax, Broker Payoffs at Pierre
Testimony reveals Burns drew 4415 in cash on June 21 1939 to cover apparent profits and taxes. Burns and R L Morgan moved funds in Pierre then to Moodie at the State House where 5800 was counted and listed. Moodie counted the currency gave a breakdown and planned further handling while others prepared invoices and drafts to stock brokers.
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Black’ Hills
A. Borgai
First State Bank
Warner
College drive raises 4500 in pledges at Huron College
Huron College officials report 4500 in pledges for a three year period. Twenty two local business teams solicit funds with aims to close by August 15. The drive will expand first statewide then nationally. George F. McDougall and Ted Walter say early returns are encouraging.
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Huron College
George F. McDougall
Ted Walter
Cornell Named Officer At Oklahoma City Air Depot
First Lieutenant Merle F. Cornell formerly of Huron South Dakota has been assigned to the Oklahoma City Air Depot as assistant engineering officer. The post trains depot groups and maintains aircraft as part of the Air Service Command. He is the son of Judd and (unreadable) Cornell of Mapleton Minnesota and previously served on Omaha Nebraska’s Selective Service Board. He attended Mapleton High School and Mankato College, is married with children, and formerly ran Huron Airlines in 1927. His brother L H Cornell works at Northwest Security National Bank in Huron.
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College Proxies Meet In Huron
A meeting of presidents of church related colleges in South Dakota convened yesterday on Huron College campus with host president George McDougall. Attendees included Joseph Lyle McDorson Yankton College Joseph H Edge Dakota Wesleyan Barrett Lowe Sioux Falls College Clemens M Granskou Augustana College though absent. They discussed advertising publicity plans for the colleges and a possible joint newsletter every other month plus radio advertising. A follow up session is set for October first at Yankton.
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Huron College
George ¥. McDougall
Joseph Lyle McDorson
Yankton College
Joseph H. Edge
Dakota Wesleyan University
Barrett Lowe
Sioux Falls College
McDougall
Clemens M. Granskou
Augustena College
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Mrs Frank Novachek of Miller Dies in Huron Hospital
Mrs Frank Novachek aged 73 of Miller died last night at 2 Huron hospital where she had been treated. The death closes a long illness for the local resident and reflects a quiet end to a life in the Miller community.
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Admitted and dismissed list heard at Huron hospital
A roster shows Marilyn Hegg, Norma Baum, Alice Eldeen, John Meyer and others admitted for minor or medical procedures with several dismissals including Jack Tawnsley and Sharon Jensen. A return from Illinois notes Phoebe Jean Snediger visiting Maywood and returning to Herona.
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Huron
Norma Baum
Hu‘ton
Alice Eldeen
Hitchcock
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Virgil
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Baron
Fern Fner
Alpena
P. K. Brost
Norm Lockwood
Doland
S. C. Maass
Yale
Ni Clea Treadwell
Jack Tawnsley
Lake Preston
Sharon Jensen
Sharon Rae Mann
Marilyn
Gerald Langbehn
Wolsey
Gladys Allen
James Terwilliger
Troquois
Oscar Green
Rice Lake
Wis
Merlin McKelvey
Wessington
George Jones
Lester Cooper
Harold Wistrand
Walter Bayles
Deimer Gelihaus
Lorna Meyers
Clive
Hinckley
J. L. Geddes
Illinois
Phoebe Jean Snediger
Herona
Sione
Mr., Cooper
Maywood, i
Leaving for Army Seeks Immediate Sale of 1937 Oldsmobile
Classified fragment notes Walt will trade a cheaper car and lists Mil at Huronite. Also offers 1930 Chevrolet parts for sale at 222 Simmons and seeks a ride to San Diego after August 9.
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