Market News Swine Market Steady To Strong At Armour Yard
Aug 28 hog quotations show steady to strong demand with top at 11.55 and long-harll hogs up 5-19 cents per hundred. sheep and lambs steady to strong with good quality lambs 11.00 to 11.25, some 11.85, cattle and calves steady. Representative Sioux City sales include varied hog weights with prices around 10.75 to 11.85 and cattle ranges near 10.00 to 11.25 for beef cattle and 8.15 for cows.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron Produce Market Prices Listed in Evening Huronite
Prices reported daily to the Evening Huronite by telephone between 10 and noon show ranges for heavy breed and Leghorn poultry, butterfat stations, and hennery egg classifications No. 1 and No. 2. The listings include heavy and light hens, heavy breed roosters, Leghorn roosters, and eggs with varying quality grades.
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Huron
Markets At Glance New York Stock Briefing
Markets at a glance show mixed stock performance with aircraft advancing, bonds steady, rails gaining, and foreign exchange quiet though the British pound rose. Suttons lower with spot and commission house selling, sugar higher, wool steady, wheat easy on profit taking, government may raise selling price, cattle weak to 25 cents lower with dresses and other items showing varied moves.
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New York
Sutton
Hogs hit new high as market turns after peak
Hogs reached a new top of 12.15 per cwt in early trading on a 10 cent per hundredweight basis before slipping back as the market weakened. U S D A Hog data shows 15 000 head traded, with buyers mostly higher early, then slower and or gains fading. Cattle curtailment failed to stem the beef price slide, while sheep and calves varied with natives steady to higher and big weights mixed.
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U. SD
Sioux City Cattle and Hogs Market Report Dated Aug 28
Livestock price notes from Sioux City and St Paul show cattle at 10.20 to 12.00 for steers and 8.75 to 11.25 for heifers, with cows 5.50 to 7.00 and stockers sparse. Hogs 11.75 top by weight 270, 11.15 to 11.50 for 120-270, others up to 10.60 for light sows. springers above 11.75. Additional reports from St Paul and Sioux Falls detail steady to higher bids, holiday effects, and varied cattle, calf, hog, and sheep trades.
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Sioux City
U. S
St Paul
South ST. Paul
Watertown Produce Prices From Thursday Market
Watertown report lists Rock springs heavy breed prices over 2 pounds at 13 cents. Leghorn springs 12 cents. No 1 heavy hens 5 pounds 15 cents. No 1 heavy hens 4 to 5 pounds 2 cents. No 2 hens under 4 pounds 1 cent. Leghorn hens 11 cents. bareball springs 3 cents less than No 1s. heavy breed roosters 7 cents. Leghorn roosters 6 cents. Honnerys prices 27 cents. ages No 1 25 cents, No 2 20 cents. Bunterist No 1 55 cents, No 2 43 cents.
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Hennery
Sioux Falls
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Hees
Poultry and dairy prices from Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City Chicago New York
Mitchell and Sioux Falls report mixed poultry prices with hens leghorn and heavy breeds listed by weight. Eggs butterfat and butter prices shown for several markets including Sioux City Chicago and New York with futures noted.
Wool Market Dull in Boston Rations Steady at $1 to $1.05
The wool market in Boston showed dull trading with rations steady at one to one and five cents per pound on scoured basis for short to good machine combing length graded fine territory wools.
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Boston
Bumn
Grains React After Making Early Gain
Grain futures showed early gains as soybeans and lard rose while corn and wheat moved higher before profit taking trimmed gains. Cotton and cottonseed oil prices buoyed beans and government price rumors pushed futures, with prices closing mixed across September and December contracts.
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Lindbergh Wheeler barred from city auditorium
Oklahoma City officials refuse use of the city auditorium for Charles A. Lindbergh and Senator Burton Wheeler speech proposing non intervention. The rally moves to a ball park amid protests and heightened tension over the appearance drawing political and civic response from local leaders.
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Aircrafts Lead Recovery Move in New York Stocks
New York August 28 aircrafts led a recovery shift in today's stock market but failed to sustain gains. Early upturn extended after yesterday's rally, yet a later sell-off reduced volume. About 400,000 shares changed hands as closing quotations showed mixed results among listed names including AirReduce Lib-O-FG1 AtleghCorp and AmCan.
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New York
British government takes over full control of railways
The British government tonight assumed full control of British railways. The article notes Romania accounts for about one fortieth of the world oil output and ranks sixth among producing nations.
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Railways London
British Government
British Railways
Romania
Fragmented auto and industry names mix in noisy newspaper blob
A dense, fragmented OCR of company names and stock lines appears with percentages and partial identifiers for automakers, airlines, steel and chemical firms, plus scattered city stock notes. The text is a garbled aggregation of ticker-like entries, locations, and stray dates, yielding no coherent event or narrative.
Dairymen Close State Convention Reelected Leaders
D. M. Sutherland of Sioux Falls was reelected president of the South Dakota Dairy Association at the convention’s close in Rapid City. Ed Kampen of Rostyn named State Best Butter maker, T. M. Olson of Brookings named secretary and treasurer. New directors include Charles Hicks of Brookings and Walter F. Braun of Freeman. Dale Thorn of Huron remains. Kampen’s 94.12 score led 17 butter entries. A. M. Helgans, Madison, and others placed. The state team for National Butter Judging at St Paul will include Buttum Hicks and Braun with Gaughen as alternate. 1942 convention site to be chosen during Dairy Industry Week at Brookings in March.
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D. M. Sutherland
Sioux Falls
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T. M. Olson
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Farmer Loses Sheep and Property in Windstorm
A morning windstorm near krweom leveled a hog house on Clyde Brown’s farm three miles east and a mile north, killing three of 108 sheep sheltering nearby. Cane fields were flattened, and on Will Heckensiable’s farm northeast of Brown’s place a barn side and its windows were blown out.
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Here
Salvation Army appoints new head in Huron
Su Massey assumes command as head of the Salvation Army in Huron succeeding Capt. Adin Read who moves to Beatrice Nebraska. Captain and Mrs Massey their son Renald and Miss Ada Pethoud arrived in Huron Tuesday from Beatrice where they have served for four and a half years.
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Britain’s War Moves Seen Through Indian Command
The piece argues Churchill’s choice of Wavell to handle Iran signals past and future roles for India in aiding Britain. It notes Iran as a strategic prize to secure Russia supply routes and defend India, with possible military aid flowing via the Middle East command. It also mentions Allied aims to oust Germans from Iran as secondary to safeguarding India and global supply lines.
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Huronian Echoes as Hopewell Destroyer Sunk
An Associated Press report details the sinking of the former U S destroyer Hopewell renamed Bath and numbered 131. Issued to Britain in 1940 for base rights, the ship sank with a Norwegian crew aboard during World War II.
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Services For Doris Kolda Held At Palo
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at St Liborius Church in Palo for Doris Kolda 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kolda who died at a Pierre hospital last Friday. Father Hanold read the Requiem High Mass. Survivors include her parents a brother Verlyn and a sister Patty.
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Japan tightens stance over oil shipments to Vladivostok
Tokyo reaction to U S and Russian oil shipments to Vladivostok grows. Nomura may raise the issue with President Roosevelt as Hull says oil deliveries will continue. Japanese papers warn the oil issue tests diplomacy and could define Far Eastern prestige. A note on the Lemkes’ 1918 marriage appears at the end.
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Labor Trouble In Belle Fourche Bentonite Plant
In Belle Fourche workers at the F F Schindler Bentonite Plant were dismissed 26 employees, as tensions rose over unionization. Production continues with a skeleton crew under AFL Mine and Mill Workers, while Albert J Maag of Huron and South Dakota labor officials oversee ongoing plant organization. Union demands included closed shop recognition, higher wages, and new vacation terms.
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They Came, Saw And Conquered
ARMY IN ARKANSAS. Aug. 26-14. The 58th Field Artillery Brigade center received a scouting report: Red troops 200 yards ahead advancing, then 100 yards, still advancing, then on top. The signal unit recorded capture with PS noting they are now captured.
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Interior Of House Gutted At Harrold
Fire gutted the George Paulson home in Harrold despite department efforts. Overheated chimney started the blaze in the attic as the family slept, leaving outer walls intact but destroying all furniture and belongings with no insurance coverage. Separately, Catholic women bought the dining hall at the Fair Grounds north of the Methodist hall.
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John Doyle
Woman Seeks Ride To Sioux Falls Saturday
A woman advertises for a ride to Sioux Falls Saturday evening. Contact details provided. Also notices include car wash offer in soft water, and multiple buy sell and rental items with names and addresses.
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Zée, D. X
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