Rise In Swine Prices Boosted Hog Market Across Regions
Armour stockyards in Huron report hogs 15-25 cents higher with light weight butchers topping at 13.80. Cattle and sheep mostly steady. Chicago hogs reach three-month high. lighter weights up 10 cents, heavier weights and sows up 15-25 cents. Sioux Falls and Sioux City also show mixed gains and steady cattle quotes, with lambs trading around 13-14.5. Overall, hogs lead the day’s gains amid wider market activity in mid August.
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Armour, Stockyards
Huron
St Paul Livestock Market Report for Wednesday
In South St Paul on Wednesday, cattle run of 3400 with early and later sales mixed. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to lower. load choice steers 16.10 and choice heifers 14.75. cows and bulls mixed with dairy cows 125.00 to 175.00, calves 14.00 to 16.00. Hogs 12,990 with light activity. hogs and sows steady to higher on some weights. sheep 8900 with good lambs 13.75 to 14.00 and other grades down to 5.50.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
WFL
WFA
Watertown Livestock Market Report Summary
Watertown market reports hogs up to 15 higher with butchers 13.20 to 13.85, sows 12.15 to 12.70. Cattle calves and sheep steady and unchanged. Auction date shown as Wednesday August 11 with regional pricing notes.
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Watertown
Livestock Market Report From Sioux City
Bronx City Livestock reports a mixed sale in Sioux City dated Aug 11 with cattle mostly steady to strong. Prices show good to choice fed steers around 14.50 to 16.00 per cwt, heifers 13.75 to 14.75, cows 10.75 to 13.00, calves and bulls limited, hogs fairly active with butchers around 10.25.
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Sioux City
Davies
Bronx City
Prices and ranges for Huron and Chicago produce markets
Market notes show Huron price ranges for heavy hens and roosters, assorted eggs and butterfat grades, with daily telephone reports to Evening Avenue. Chicago and New York receipts listed, with firm prices, unchanged quotes and first receivers’ selling prices. live poultry steady and dressed poultry unchanged.
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Huron
Hennery Cees
Chicago
New York
U. S
Mitchell Produce Prices for Poultry and Eggs
Mitchell August 11 reports hens over four pounds at 21 sight and leg horn hens 19 heavy cocks 15 leg horn cocks 13 heavy springs 25 leg horn springs 22 hen turkeys 24 tom turkeys 20 No 1 eggs 38 case run 35 Butterfat 49.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls Produce Prices and Poultry Figures
Sioux Falls market update lists August prices for heavy hens, leghorn hens, springs, and cocks by weight. Poultry numbers show 3 cents for No. 2 poultry, graded bag prices, and cream and butter rates including No. 1 cream at 50 and No. 2 at 48, with butter at 49.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown Produce Prices and Chicago Futures Note
Watertown market listing shows weights and prices for colored spring chickens hens eggs and butterfat with varied class weights. Chicago futures report notes egg futures for October with reopening through Aug 25 for voluntary liquidation and volume.
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Chicago
Rye Prices Slide as Liquidations Rise Across Markets
Chicago reports on August 11 noting liquidations by eastern houses push rye prices down and unsettle corn and wheat bids. Rye falls despite a recent corn purchase surge. wheat and oats also retreat as markets weigh demand shifts and feed-use prospects. Minneapolis cash wheat prices retreat with varied bid quotes across grades and a steady overall trading basis.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
South -Dakota
Markets At A Glance From New York Buffeting Prices
Markets at a glance show stocks steady with utilities leading gains and bonds steady. Hogs and cattle show active trading with higher hog prices on heavy weights, oats, barley, rye and flax listed with varied quotes. Chicago futures detail wheat at 143 to 146 cents, oats around 69, rye near 101 to 105, with multiple contracts showing small moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Buying Keeps Control Of Trend In Market
New York, Aug. Lleri-Huy ing continued to control the stock market's trend today, many leaders adding moderately to Tuesday's gains. Advances ranged from fractions to a point or more in motors, farm equipment, merchandising shares, rail equipment, utilities, airs and industrial specialties. Some rails were a trifle higher with a quiet upturn and low volume. Dealings totaled about 500,600 shares. As in yesterday's recovery, the so called peace stocks attracted the best support.
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New York
Lleri—Huying
Closing Quotations By The Associated Press
A list of closing quotations for multiple corporations and brands is presented, including AlleghCorp JohnsMann AlChemDye LeckhdAire AllisChaim MackTruck AmAirlines MarshField AmInternat MartGleCo AmTel&Tel MiamiCon AmWoolpf MontWard Anaconda Morrell(1)Co Armillof NorAmAvia AviaCorp NorPac BendixAvia OliverFarm BethSteel Oussiler BovingAir ParamPic BriggsMig Penney Buddits PepsiCola ButlerBros PhelpsDodge Calumet&Hee FillsFlour Celotex FrecGamble CasefMCo RadioCorAm Cerrodepas RepMotor ChryslerCorp RepSteel ColgatPalm-P RcyTobB ComSouth Sears-Reece ConsCopper Servel CornProd StandBrand JurtissWrt StandOilCal StandOiInd Decree&eCo StandOMNT DouglasAire StewartWam Dupont StoneéWeb GenElec TimRolB GenFoods UnitedAire GenMills USGypsum GenMotors USSteel GtWestSug USSteelpf Homestake WesUniTel IndusRayon Wesk& Mfg YntHarvest Woolworth.
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Associated Press AlleghCorp
JohnsMann
AlChemDye
LeckhdAire
AllisChaim
MackTruck
AmAirlines
MarshField
AmInternat
MartGleCo
AmTel&Tel
MiamiCon
AmWoolpf
MontWard
Anaconda
Morrell(1
Armiil
NatDairy
Armillof
NorAmAvia
AviaCorp
NorPac
BendixAvia
OliverFarm
BethSteel
Oussiler
BovingAir
ParamPic
BriggsMig
Penney(ic
Buddits
PepsiCola
ButlerBros
PhelpsDodge
Calumet&Hee
FillsFlour
Celotex
FrecGamble
Casefmco
RadioCorAm
Cerrodepas
RepMotor
ChryslerCorp
DouglasAire
StewartWam
Dupont
StoneéWeb
GenElec
Timrolb
GenFoods
UnitedAire
GenMills
Usgypsum
Ussteel
GtWestSug
Ussteelpf
Homestake
WesUniTel
IndusRayon
Wesk& Mfg
YntHarvest
Woolworth
Twins Born To Girl 13 Live For One Day
Tiny twin boys born to a 13 year old Louisville mother lived one day and died last night. Mrs. Mabel James Hughes, wife of Mitchell Hughes, Cordage Mill employee, was reported in good condition. One baby weighed three pounds, the other two and a half pounds. The births occurred about a month premature, doctors said.
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Louisville
Mabel James Hughes
Mitchell Hughes
Missionary Society Meeting at Faulkton Hosts and Sessions
Mrs Belle Thayer and Mrs Sophia Korupp hosted the Congregational Missionary Society at the Thayer home in Faulkton. Miss Belle Jarvis led worship and presided at the business session while Mrs Julie Sesmen led the lesson and short articles were read by Miss B Talcott Mrs M Manchester and Mrs George Kutschke. Lunch followed the social hour.
Potato dumping charge refuted by official report
Congressman Gerald Landis had charged 1377 carloads of government owned potatoes dumped in Vincennes Indiana. Earl Langkop of the Food Distribution Administration disputed the claim noting only one and a half cars were dumped due to lack of refrigeration storage and labor. The army of shipments to canneries dehydrators starch plants and institutions was described as necessary to prevent waste and ensure fair grower returns amid a late South crop freeze and market flood.
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Incennes
Ind
Earl Langkop
Food Distribution Administration
Vinecennés
Gerald Landis
Indiana ‘Republic
Canneries
War Food Administration
Langkop
Acs
Vincennes
WEA
WEA Costieigls
WFA
Police Extend Search For Britton Fugitive
Britton authorities broadened the hunt for Harry J. Wattles a 47 year old farmhand who escaped from Britton jail last night by sawing hinges from the lobby door His escape now reaches North Dakota and Minnesota as officials in those states are alerted Wattles was convicted four months ago of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and sentenced to a year in jail and a $500 fine He was allowed in the jail lobby for outside work and was not normally kept in a cell.
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Britton
Harry J. Wattles
North Dakota
Minnesota
J. Jones
Wattles
M. J. Staven
Jones
Will Open Lunchroom At Third And Dakota
Mrs. Ann Decker announced today she will open a lunchroom around September 1 in the former Tip Top Newsstand and liquor store space at Third and Dakota. An L shaped counter with booth seating will offer sandwiches salads light lunches and plate lunches at noon. Painters and remodelers are preparing the location. Mrs. Decker, then an Armour & Company employee, has restaurant experience in Huron.
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Third
Dakota
Ann Decker
Lightning Kills Six Soldiers At Fort Belvoir Training
Six soldiers were fatally struck during training at the Fort Belvoir drill field yesterday evening. Captain Don Swan said they were the only men on the field at the time and no bystanders were injured.
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Fort Belvoir
Don Swan
Funeral services for Wiedner Friday after lightning death
Abraham Wiedner, killed by lightning on his farm about 15 miles northeast of Huron, will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday in the German Lutheran Church of Yale with Rev. L. K. Meyer officiating. Burial will be in the Lutheran Cemetery near Yale. He is survived by his wife and three children, a daughter Dianna Ray, 3, and two sons Quintén Lee, 6, and Larry Dean, 4.
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Abraham Wiedner
Huron
German Lutheran Church of
Yale
L. K. Meyer
Dianna Ray
Quintén Lee
Larry Dean
Hospital Admissions List Displays Surgery and Medical Cases
A hospital record lists admitted patients with entries across multiple names and conditions. It notes surgeries for Mrs. Ted Lecky De Smet and Mrs. G Bell Huron along with minor surgical cases for J A Hollenbeck Huron Lois Schlender Bancroft John Holst Huron Donna Boone Huron Mary Blote Manchester Merle Dirkson Ban and medical cases for Mrs Kenneth Voorgee Hitchcock Norman Bell Huron and W Chester Fred with locations and brief descriptors.
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Ted —Lecky
de Smet
G. Bell
Huron
J. A. Hollenbeck
Surgical
Kenneth Voorgee
Merle ‘Dirkson
Ban
Norman + Bell
W. Chester
Fred
Senators Discuss Lignite For Gas
Sheridan Wyoming August 11 A Senate subcommittee meets today to discuss converting lignite coal from Wyoming Montana and North Dakota into synthetic liquid motor fuel. Governor Sharpegaard and two South Dakota School of Mines faculty testify in Sheridan before the War Minerals subcommittee on western coal oil shale supplies and fuel production possibilities.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Senate
Availa
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
War Minerals
Senate Committee On Public Lands
School OF Mines
Chan Gurney
Hamburg Bombing Toll Put At Fifty Thousand Dead
Stockholm dispatch reports that Allied bombing of Hamburg destroyed 11 of 40 districts and killed at least 50,000 people. Hamburg Tageblatt chief editor to foreign correspondents in Berlin says the city is only partly alive and calls the bombardments the most terrific in world history.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Hamburg
Hamburg Tageblatt
Berlin
Allied siege of Randazzo pits Sicily battle to Verdun level
Allied and German forces endure brutal fighting as Randazzo’s rail and road hubs become a focal point in Sicily. RAF and US bomber strikes hammer beaches and artillery positions while German troops defend doggedly. Air actions total heavy plane losses on both sides with mounting ground engagements and strategic troop withdrawals coordinated across the Messina area.
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Randazzo
Tunis
Bizerte
Sicily
Sicilian
Messina
Verdun
Rome
Harold V. Boyle
Associated Press
Strait of
Weather outlook notes drought pressure across the state
Continued heat and drought press gardens and potatoes while canning of home grown vegetables remains strong. Grasshoppers and beetles cause localized damage in central areas. Range and pastures dry as alfalfa withers. livestock overall in good to excellent condition. Weekly precipitation varied from a trace to over an inch in eastern regions, with western areas drier.
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Mc. Laskowski
Lyman
Haakon
Kowski
Fairfax
Huron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Moi Pierre
Ray Ralis
Tyni
Som Is Born at 11 46 Tuesday in The Southeast
Ambrosius, Mrs. George, and Syte are named as parents with a birth time of 11:46 AM on Tuesday in the Southeast region context. The OCR text shows fragmentary details indicating a birth notice or announcement for a child named Som. Local names and place appear uncertain due to damaged wording.
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Som
Syte
George
Ambrosius
Farmers urged to conserve grass cut on section lines
Leonard Parker of the Triple A says farmers must save all fodder from section lines, fields, and haylands. State law requires cutting between Aug 15 and Sept 1 to prevent waste and fire, with removal costs added to tax lists or paid from township funds.
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Triple 4
Leonard Parker
Triple A
Township Board of Supervisors
Parker
Whitehead Battles On Ridge Near Troina
Allied forces tighten grip on the ridge behind Troina as mortars and machine guns pound German positions. A pack train of smart mules carries ammunition while Lt McCarthy directs off-site fire as the dawn light reveals enemy retreats and advancing troops.
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Groves
Alan Moorehouse
Providence
R. I
Troina
Horner
Vineyard and
Wheatfield
Normandie Reaches 38.86 Degree List in Salvage
The former French liner Normandie lifted to 38.86 degrees at 8 am, the smallest list since righting began. Salvage chief Manseau says list at 37 degrees will pause dredging to remove concrete added early in repairs. Secretary Knox commends crews as the critical stage passes, ship once listed 79 degrees in the Hudson River mud.
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New York
Normandie
Bernard E. Manseau
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Hudson River
World Events At A Glance Across The Front
British troops seize Guardia on Sicily's east coast near Messina as warships bombard the southeast. American and British forces close in on Randazzo and Bronte on the Italian mainland. In Russia, Red Armies push Germans from Kharkov toward Bryansk, claiming 1000 villages. Bombers hit Nuremberg and Japanese bases in the Pacific fight continues on New Georgia Island. Swiss reports German troop trains into Italy as defenses strengthen below Brenner Pass.
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Associated Press
Sicily
Guardia
Messina
Bronte
Randazzo
Quebec
Churchill
W. L. Mackenzie King
Roosevelt
Russia
Geremans
Kharkov
Bryansk
Moscow
Nuernberg
South Pacific
U. S
Bairoka
New Georgia
Italy
Brenner Pass
Pioneer Cattleman and Stock Detective Dies
Sami N. Moses a pioneer cattleman and stock detective died yesterday in Miles City Montana hospital after about two months illness. He rode as stock detective around the turn of the century and served as Fall River County sheriff fighting rustlers. He had spent 40 years in ranching ventures and will be buried in Belle Fourche likely Sunday.
Churchill heads wartime delegation to North America
The prime minister travels with top British chiefs of staff to North America for war deliberations. Accompanying him are Sir Dudley Pound Sir Charles Portal Sir Alan Brooke Lord Louis Mountbatten and Lt Gen Ismay. His wife and daughter Mary also join, with Mary serving as a sub altern in the Auxiliary Territorial Service. Final transit to Quebec ended by train.
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Churchill
Dudley Pound
Charles Portal
Air Staff
Alan Brooke
imperial_general staff
Louis Mountbatten
Hastings Ismay
Mary
Auxiliary Territorial Service
North America
Britain
Dominion
Quebec
Bulgars in Turkey summoned to arms
Reports from Istanbul say all Bulgars in Turkey are being recalled to arm themselves. Turkish police have reportedly detained many Bulgarian citizens in recent days amid rising tension.
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Bulgers
Turkey
Istanbul
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Lawrence
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Graves
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Homer
Tohn E McCarthy
New York City
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Booth
Trojna
Huron Seed
East
ETA
Chevrolet
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Simmons
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