Market News: Swine Prices Rise on Thursday Quotations
Armour Stock Yards reports hog prices up to 6.63 with a 400 head receipt and steady to higher demand. Sioux City and Sioux Falls spot cattle and sheep activity show mixed gains. Chicago tops hogs at 7.23 with cattle steady and spring lambs up. St. Paul and Joux City show steady to higher wholesale bids across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Produce Markets Huron Market Report
Huron produce markets reported daily to the Evening Huronite via telephone between 10 a.m. and penn Chicago futures range on Thursday shows wheat prices with shifts in open high and close across various futures months. Minneapolis cash close notes steady quotations for wheat and corn with specific No. 1 and No. 2 grades, and bank stock bids alongside government bond quotes in New York.
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Stocks Edge Higher on Fifth Straight Session
The market rose for the fifth consecutive session with fractional gains amid hopes for war developments and improving home business prospects. About 450,000 shares traded as steel, auto, and specialty stocks led the gains while investors awaited signals from NatPow and other major notes.
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Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
Markets show a firmer tone with gains in stocks and industrials as prices in metals wool and cotton hold recent advances. In Chicago trade, wheat rises and hogs advance to around 7.35, while dressed poultry and live poultry markets move unevenly amid unsettled freight conditions.
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Mill Buying Buoys Wheat Market Prices Rise
Mill buying of wheat to fulfill flour needs lifted wheat prices, moving futures to over four cents above the prior Friday lows. Strength in securities and cold weather in parts of the Canadian belt drew trade attention. crop damage was not seen as severe. Wheat closed modestly higher while corn and oats showed varied changes.
Market Poultry and Dairy Prices From Multiple Cities
A digest of live poultry and butterfat prices from Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Sioux City, Chicago, and New York on Thursday August 22. Hens, Leghorns, roosters, and turkeys show varied weights and price points. eggs and butterfat also noted with No. 1 and No. 2 classifications and regional spreads.
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Group Band In Concert Tonight In Huron Park
The St Lawrence band camp band of 85 students from multiple towns will perform at J W Campbell Park Huron tonight as the final outdoor music program of the season before the municipal band takes its last appearance during State Fair week. Conductor is Hastings College music instructor King whose program includes Sousa Overture Pavanne Star Dust Carnival of Venice and other works with intermission and a national anthem. Admitted to hospitals list follows with names from Huron Wolsey and surrounding areas.
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Break Down Story Of Suspect's Friend In Attack Case
Aug 22 West St. Paul report details an 18 year old girlfriend’s account in the Delores Ann Gil slaying case. Police say 13 witnesses identified the suspect among four men after a showup. The man reportedly owned red bathing trunks but denied being near the lake scene where the 12 year old was attacked. Witnesses recalled a man with red trunks at the lake Friday while the suspect claimed to be with a young woman companion that afternoon. Officials note discrepancies between the two stories.
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House Approves Loan Fund Bill
The House approved a half billion dollar loan fund to bolster western hemisphere economic defenses. The measure authorizes the Export-Import Bank to lend 590 million to Canada and Latin American nations, allows the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to raise notes to back bank loans and defense expansion, extends the bank’s life to 1947, and caps single-country loans at 20 million.
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Sir Oliver Lodge Dies At Age 89 In England
Sir Oliver Lodge, famed scientist and spiritualist, died at his Wiltshire home in southwest England at age 89. He had long spoken of death as a new adventure and left sealed messages with the Society for Psychical Research to prove survival after death.
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Bicycles Impounded For Lack Of Lights
Huron police blotter lists violators P. L. Crowlie M. T. Barbier and Alfred Johnson with bonds for overtime parking and double parking. Five bicycles impounded by order of Judge R. M. Russell due to failure to light bikes after dark. Offenders may retrieve bikes Sunday.
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TRAINING BILL FACES FIGHT OVER PROFITS LEVY AND ARMY CONTRACT LIMITS
House ways and means committee works on a profits bill to curb war profits 28 or 40 percent excess levy and defenses plant amortization while facing a closed session fight over provisions. Senate debates conscription with objections to drawing wealth to the government. Also, chicken thieves target a Huron poultry farm with about 15 white rock springers reported missing Monday night.
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Bullitt Faces Critics Plans For National Service Reply
Ambassador Bullitt answered congressional critics during a Philadelphia speech and outlined future campaign involvement. Sources say he may appear as chief administration spokesman on foreign policy while supporting Pervelt and Central John J. Pershing in policy debates. The address drew sharp condemnation from some senators and praise from thousands of telegrams and messages.
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Shooting Victim In Critical Condition In North Dakota
Medora, Aug 22. Sheriff Patrikus of Billings County is in critical condition at a Beach hospital after being shot by Clarence Lorentz, an escaped inmate from Minnesota. Lorentz is held without charge in Dickinson. Vernon Krogh, who escaped at St. Cloud with Lorentz, is also detained for St. Cloud authorities. Melvinson, chief of the state crime bureau, said Lorentz admitted firing on the sheriff during arrest attempts. Lorentz rushed to Medora to see his wife, who works on a ranch nearby. Her husband yesterday said he was through with ira.
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Roosevelt cites stubbornness in mine zone shipping decision
WARMINLION, Aug 23. President Roosevelt blamed stubbornness for not altering the aeromy transport route through mined waters after a German warning. Stephen Early described the dispute as one nation claiming waters mined while another said different waters were mined. Refugee Americans returning from Petsamo, Finland, nearly doubled the expected number, with no extra food available. The route used was deemed the most direct.
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Varied Program At Aquatic Show Friday
Demonstrations at Ravine Lake Friday evening under Kiwanis Club sponsorship will show canoes holding multiple occupants, buoyancy tests with clothing, and rescues using poles and shirts. The show echoes National Safety Council demos from major universities and is billed as a first for Huron, inviting public attendance.
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Laws Amid Tax Debate Highlight South Dakota Gathering
The South Dakota legal community debated tax policy with attorney general Leo Temmery and others. Feldhaus noted state sales tax evolution and its relation to income tax, while discussions covered budget issues, judicial procedures, and upcoming state bar events.
Unfurnished modern apartment and assorted sales notices
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