Hog and cattle prices dip as market reports show mixed demand
At Armour Stock Yards on December 5 hog prices fell about five cents with top at 5.50 and receipts around 2,000 hogs. Cattle and sheep were steady to higher, with stock steers and calves trading up to 9.50 for productive classes. Hogs in the 240 to 400 pound range commanded 5.75, while 160 to 190 pound pigs brought 5.35 to 5.70. Dressed poultry and turkeys remained steady to firm, with some price variation across fresh and frozen boxes and barrels.
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Chicago
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Markets At Glance Dec 5 Stocks and commodities updates
New York markets show uneven stock action with leaders narrowing gains in bonds irregular with Argentine issues advancing. Foreign exchange quiet. Cotton higher with light hedge selling. Sugar steady with scattered covering. Metals even with strong demand for copper at 12 cents. Wool tops improved as traders and commission houses buy. Chicago notes steady to hesitant. corn down due to weaker shipping demand. Hog receipts lower and cattle and sheep markets mixed at Watertown with beef prices and lamb ranges listed.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Markets Smog and Hogs Down Amid Trading
Chicago markets show hogs steady to ten cents lower with red receipts easing. Fed cattle and yearlings rise, lambs steady, while butter futures and stock indices display mixed moves across the session. International markets and grain quotes mix on light volume as traders weigh U.S. supply signals.
Wheat Prices Hold To Narrow Groove
CHICAGO December fifth traders held wheat prices in a narrow groove as uncertainty over December settlements kept pit action limited. Dec futures drifted around 90 90 cents, May near 60 2 35, oats down about a half to three quarters of a cent while overall prices edged slightly lower.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls and Midwest Produce Prices Across Regions
Market notes from Sioux Falls Sioux City Mitchell Watertown and Chicago with Dec 5 price lists for poultry hens under and over 5 pounds Leghorn varieties heavy breeds ducks geese and turkeys plus butterfat eggs and cheese. Regional quotes include No 1 No 2 grades and wholesale prices across cities.
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Sioux City
Mitchell
Mitches
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Henner
Watertown
Chicago
Treamery
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Carlos
Stock Market Wrap Delivers Mixed Day on Dec 57
Definite trend in stocks remained elusive as gains appeared on scattered favorites while many issues fell. Trading showed cautious tone with around 600,000 shares changing hands. transfers concentrated in Minneapolis Bank stocks and select curb listings in New York.
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Barbara Hutton's Father Succumbs
Frank Lin L. Hutton broker and Barbara Hutton's father died at 12 30 p m in Charleston South Carolina his attorneys announced His daughter Countess Haugwitz Reventlow traveled from the west coast to be with him over Christmas holidays Their relation ship was close Miss Edna Woolworth was his first wife Barbara's mother He later married Irene Curley Boote in Detroit An income tax suit over a 1933 apartment sale to his daughter for 1 000 000 was lost Also list of hospital admissions and dismissals follows
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Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Charleston
S. C
Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow
Button
Hulton
Barbara
Edna Woolworth
Hutton
Detroit
Irene Curley Boote
New York
FSA Conference In Session Here In Huron
Security Admin istration personnel from the four east river districts representing 35 counties opened a two day conference in Huron this morning at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Sessions were under the supervision of Emil Loriks, state FSA director, assisted by W J Johns. Loan servicing was the topic today while Friday will be devoted to the tenant purchase program.
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Huron
Marvin
Jennie G. Treadwell
FSA
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. ¥. Carter
Ramona Vass
Sioux Falls
Florence Sly
Mitchell
Alvilda Sorensen
Waterown
Mildred Daniel
John Barron
W. E. Forbes
Haren
W. B. Findley
George Abild
Brookings
Mr. Loriks
South Dakota
Robert D. Lusk
A. M. Eberle
Bmokinss
T. LeRoy CoxteNo
Rapid City
Sam G. Gilliland
Yankton
E. Hainer
Newell
Raphael V. Fitzgerald
Plankinton
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
Jesse Kistler
Hartford
George T. Taceher
Watertown
West River Districts
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Wallace Injured In Fronton Tennis Match
Vice President elect Henry A Wallace pulled a muscle in his right leg while playing fronton tennis with Mexican officials in Mexico City. Embassy reports he would experience only slight discomfort and his official duties would not be affected.
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Mexico City
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Blue Ribbon Steer Brings High Price at Exposition
In Chicago a 1,080 pound Hereford steered by Evelyn Asay of Mount Carroll sold for 3.30 per pound as grand champion at the 41st International Livestock Exposition. The bid totaled about 3408 dollars with Firestone Tire and Rubber Company the winning bidder, reflecting a price roughly 2.5 times last year’s top steer.
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Largo
Evelyn Asay
Mt. Carrol
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
British Aid Likely Under Wartime Schedule Debate
Congressional debate centers on whether Britain can receive material aid or loans under wartime rules. Senator Nye and others weigh the Johnson Act and Neutrality Law while Sir Frederick gives guarded remarks as Britain’s finances are discussed.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Frederick
Joan
New York
England
Eplied
Socune Credite
Stege
Darlene
Wasaga
Nye
North Dakota
Congress
Rye
Sirederick
van Nuys Pidhanagine
Ball
Innesorcan
Oil Rig Moved North of Ardmore Amid Oil Fever
In Fall River County Ardmore area oil fever returns as a rig and related equipment from Denver are moved about seven miles north of Ardmore. One load has arrived with two more expected this week. Identity of the company preparing for operations is not known. Previous oil wells in Fall River County yielded variable results from failures to small scale production.
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Ardmore
Fall River Couty
Denver
Fall River County
Huron Legionnaires Hold Meeting Tonight
Huron post members meet at the Legion Hall at eight o clock to discuss distributing Christmas toys to underprivileged children. A J Ray will report on the broken toy show repair progress with Minnesota Amusement Company cooperation.
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William Reaves
Legion Hall
Hal Busse
A. J. Ray
Minnesota Amusement Company
WPA Recreation Center
City Hall
Legion
Dr. 0. R. Whitney
Paul Westling
Beedle County to Decide Road Closure near Shirley Dam
Beedle County commissioners recessed their December meeting and postponed action on abandoning the road to Shirley Dam in Valley Township. Auditor Ed Youngs said a final decision would come at tomorrow’s concluding session. Also on the docket is the disposition of a carload of bridge plank.
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Beedle County
Shirley Dam
Valley Townip
Ed Youngs
City Street Project Commences On West Ninth Street
Traveling operations are underway on west Ninth Street Huron motorists are urged to use caution at intersections flagmen protect the work area four trucks are in use on the project for gravel surfacing of several miles of city streets during the winter months city engineer H M Pierce directs the operation
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West Ninth Street
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H. M. Pierce
City
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Pierce
Movies At Camera Club Meeting Tonight Show Prints And Film
The Huron Camera Club will meet at 8 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce room. Werner Stoy of Los Angeles and the Auburn Camera Club exhibit prints. A scientific movie will depict the development of a chicken within the egg and illustrate the trend of modern educational films.
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Camera Club
Werner Stoy
Los Angeles
Auburn Camera Club
Huron ‘Camera Club
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Presses Seaway Plan For Defense and Trade
President Roosevelt urged rapid defense production and the creation of a safe seaway linking the Panama Canal and St Lawrence power project. He said a landlocked sea harbor would secure ships and trade, forming a vital link to protect U S shores and aid wartime logistics. A new commission is conducting surveys and negotiating treaty groundwork among governments.
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St. Lawrence
United Pe
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Roosevelt
United States
Saox
London parties pledge wartime unity for new world civilization
In a terse call for global reform, both parties in London commit to pooling all material resources for wartime efforts with the aim of forging a new civilization. The statement underscores a unified political stance amid ongoing conflict.
British Town Bombing Report Confusing Casualty Accounts
A jumbled wartime dispatch describes Axis bombing across eastern towns and London with scattered casualties. Reports mention attacks on midlands towns and Bristol, damage to homes and schools, and utilities repair efforts by emergency workers as transportation and factory activity gradually returned to normal under Allied reports.
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Dec
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England
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Associated Press
Sum 14
Anderson Heads Ice Cream Men
In St. Paul George Anderson of Duluth was elected president of the Northwest Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers. Elmer Redman of Red Wing was chosen vice president, Joan Haye of Minneapolis treasurer, and T. T. Carlson of Willmar executive secretary, reelected along with the last two. New directors include J J Koeneman of Rochester J S Ladi of Minot and Matthew Langenfelt of Watertown S D.
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George
Anderson
Duluth
Ihc
Northwest Associat
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Fairmont
Elmer Redman
Red Wing
Joan Haye
Minneapolis
T. T. Carlson
Willmar
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Koeneman
Rochester
J. 8
Ladi
Minot
Matthew Langenfelt
Watertown
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Funeral Saturday for Mary M Kleinsasser at Emmanuel Church
Funeral services for Mary M Kleinsasser age 50 who died in a Huron hospital will be held at Emmanuel Church at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Jacob Friezen will officiate and burial will follow in Emmanuel Cemetery.
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Tgp
Mary MM
Kleinsasser
Huron Hospital
Emmanuel Church
Jacob Friezen
Emmanuel Ceetery
Former Cavour resident dies in Saskatoon
Geom Verhelst aged 50 died December 11 in Saskatoon Canada. He was born near Cavour and ran a Cavour barbershop for years before moving to Saskatoon two years ago. He was brother to F.C. Vers of Huron and Mrs Pete Arnold of Cavour. Mrs Verhelst was with him at death.
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Geom Verhelst
Saskatoon
Canada
Mr. Verhelst
Raist
Cavour
F.C. Vers
Huron
Pete Arnold Cavour
Verhelst
Italian Front Reports Stubborn Resistance and Counterattacks
A wartime briefing notes Italian forces resisted stubborn counterattacks along the highway, with tanks flanking their positions before a Greek assault was ultimately repulsed. An Italian roll ended the engagement as a spokesman dismissed Greek claims as home-front fantasies. Efforts to reorganize in Albania were said to have failed by the same source.
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Jans
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Abania
Forgoed For Sale Knitted Skirt in Forget-Me-Not Boucle
For sale a knitted skirt in Forget-Me-Not boucle rain and wool size 14 or 16. Includes 10 shoi:1 yarn to match and offered at sacrifice price. Interested callers may contact 4087.
Egg Mash and Poultry Deals Steady Through December
A local supplier notes eggs sold last week at a slim profit over feed costs. Production is rising weekly and future costs per dozen are expected to drop. The ad invites poultry customers to visit Huron Seed and Second Band Store to discuss issues with Iowa Master Breeders. Also promoting a Christmas sale on a Skel gas range and listing a dance event in Wessington on December 6. Rental notice for a large separate room appears with a phone contact.
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