Market News Swine Prices Edge Lower At Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards report shows hogs steady with a slight decline in sows on Thursday. Receipts 2,200 hogs and 2,500 sheep with good and choice fed lambs bid 8.85 to 9.00, steady early fat lambs and slaughter ewes. Top hogs 5.95 to shippers, 200-300 lb butchers 5.99, sows 4.40 to 5.50, feeders 4.25 to 5.25.
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Hulon
Oux City
Ufi
Annie
Chicago
Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux Falls
Hess
Stotex
Ted Shove
Huron and Sioux City Produce Markets Report Prices
Prices from Huron, Sioux City, and other markets show poultry, eggs, and butterfat rates. Hens, leghorns, roosters, ducks, and geese are listed with varying weights and grades, while hogs cattle and sheep futures reflect steady to higher tones across major Midwest markets. Multiple cities report daily quotes including top hogs at 6.25, cattle gains, and egg and butterfat prices.
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Huron
Leghorns
Leghorn Springs
Eges
Hennery
Mitchell Produce Prices and Poultry Quotes
Mitchell lines list prices for springs and hens by weight, Leghorn varieties, young and old turkeys, eggs, and butterfat. Sioux Falls notes similar poultry and egg prices, with variations in weights and breed terms, including Leghorn and heavy breed categories.
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Watertown
Mitchell
Hennery
Sioux Falls
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Report (Dec 12)
Chicago and New York price reports show butter and egg receipts, specific firmings, and varying score ranges. The Chicago listings include butter scores, carrots, and Plymouth Rock poultry notes, while New York details butter and egg prices, cheese, and dressed poultry, with regional markers and varied price tiers.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
Springs
Plymouth
New York
Markets At Glance: Mixed stocks and commodities
New York markets show mixed stocks with uneven rallies and irregular foreign exchange. Cotton and wool rise on demand while sugar and copper fluctuate. Chicago wheat and corn fall on moisture and liquidation. hogs steady as live poultry prices hold, with butter futures trading within narrow bands.
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New York
Wheat Prices Sag Cent Or More
Wheat prices eased further on domestic crop prospects and soft demand with December contracts leading the decline. Chicago futures show mostly lower quotes with December around 80 to 89 percent and May around 86 percent, while Minneapolis cash bids reflect mixed grading and supplies. An iron lung benefit dance in Virgil, supporting the Huron fund, is planned for Friday night with proceeds allocated to the iron lung campaign.
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Shivagy
Virgil
Iron Lung
Ron Lung
Virgil School
W. C. Denison, Jr
Huron Iron Long Fund
Huron
Stocks Mixed With Gains And Losses
New York December 12 traders edged into mild irregularity as the rallying side was neglected. Gains of minor fractions appeared, some recoveries showed late, many issues finished unchanged. Transfers ran around 750000 shares amid scattered movements and mixed Treasury and mortgage notes.
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New York
Five More Counties to Get Food Stamps
The agriculture department announced that its surplus food stamp plan would extend to five South Dakota counties Lincoln Lake Turner Moody and Miner. Extensions are expected to take effect in about one month.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
South Dakota
Lincoln, Lake, Turner, Moody and
Miner
Food Show Planned to Aid Salvation Army Christmas Baskets
Huronians urged to help with the Salvation Army Christmas baskets plans completed for the annual food show at the Huron Theatre Saturday morning. Admission accepts canned and non perishables for the cause. feature film Heritage of the Desert plus two short subjects will be shown. Food receptacles in theatre lobby will aid distribution.
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Salvation Army
Adin Read
Huron ‘Theatre
Minesota Amusement Company
James Eshelmen
Zane Gray
Minnesota Amusement Company
Huron Theatre
Patty Jo Marso Wins Sweepstake at Huron Theatre
Patty Jo Marso won a sweepstake ticket to the Huron Theatre for coloring a Saturday Evening Huronite comic page with watercolors on the Boots page. Other winners include Shirley Cranston Verla Wheeler Joyce Doner Rey Johnson Dale Lambert Ruth Fink Betty Lorraine Timm Ramona Niffenegger Jack Walsh and Laonne Ageton. Tickets may be claimed at the Huron Theatre box office the same day as winners attend.
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Fally Jo Marso
Huron Theatre
Conite
Shirley Cranston
Verla Wheeler
Joyce Doner
Rey Johnson
Dale Lambert
Ruth Fink
Betty Lorraine Timm
Ramona Niffenegger
Jack Walsh
Laonne Ageton
Huronite
Rites Friday For Wallace Newton
Funeral services for Wallace Newton aged over 90 will be held Friday at 2 PM at Welter Chapel with Dr C E B Wilcox of the Methodist Church in charge. Burial at Riverside Cemetery with Odd Fellows lodge conducting. Pallbearers include W S Davis T C Young Floyd Martin H M Best George Robinson Nels Steely. Body in state 7 to 11 tonight.
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Wallace Newton
Welter Chapel
C. EB. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
Prave
W.S. Davis
TC. Young
Floyd Martin
H. M. Best
George Robinson
Nels Steely
Thai High Command Would Halt Attacks
A Bangkok communique said the Thai high command would withhold further attacks in the two month old undeclared border war with French Indochina if France would do the same. It also stated Thailand is ready to define the frontier per international practice if negotiators come to Bangkok.
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Singapore
Bangkok
Thailand
Seek Changes In Farm Program
The resolutions committee of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged revising federal farm programs to provide government loans pegging prices above current market levels. A five man nonpartisan board would oversee administration to fix coordination gaps, with rapid aid to Great Britain. The plan envisions stricter production control and loan terms tied to parity, with current parity rates cited as 76 percent, and existing loans at 56 to 75 percent depending on crop.
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Baltimore
Resolutions Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Great Britain
London Air Raid Fails To Break Long Quiet London
The night raid over London ended the longest quiet spell since August as German daylight thrusts proved brief. RAF defences repelled two formations while Midlands towns bore the brunt of high explosive and incendiaries. British shipping minister Ronald Cross urged feeding Europeans under German rule, warning the road costs British lives.
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Ministry of Information
Birmingham
Atf London
Thames
Estuary
Midlands
London
Ronald H. Cross
United States
Germany
British Aid Debate Shapes With Loans and Convoys
The debate centers on grants to Britain and revising neutrality laws to allow American ships to carry cargoes to England. Senator Nye of North Dakota opposes American naval convoys and warns against tying Britain loans to convoy proposals. The issue underscores shared security concerns as Britain seeks relief amid global strain.
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United States
Britain
England
Nye
North Dakota
Republican
Lothiag
Pacific
Continued Cold Is Predicted In Huron And Surrounding Areas
Sub zero temperatures and light snowfall spread from the northwest, with Huron recording 15 degrees and falling, while forecasts from Federal Meteorologist B. Ruski warn of 30s to 40s below in surrounding regions. Two inches of snow affected Piprso area as ice coated streets caused hazardous driving and minor accidents. motorists urged to use caution at intersections.
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B. Ruski
Izeau
Centre
Sayih
Laskewsi
South Dakota
Pirsyo
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Brookinp
Rapid City
Muren Wee
FDR Heads to Unnamed Destination Aboard Mayrant
President Roosevelt travels aboard the U S S Mayrant on a Caribbean leg of his defense mission. On the Tuscaloosa he heads for an unannounced destination after stopping to receive more White House mail from a naval patrol bomber.
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U. S. S. Mayrant
Roosevelt
Caribbean
Tuscaloosa
White House
Badoglio Opposed Greek Campaign, Demanded More Divisions
Rome December 12 Roberto Frangianni editor of 1: Re indicated Marshall Badoglio, who resigned last week as Italian Chief of Staff, told friends he opposed the Italian campaign in Greece and said more divisions were needed to start it than he had at his disposal.
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Rome
Roberto Frginacci
1: Re
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Eteiian
Greece
Explosion damages tavern front with black powder bomb
Police, fire department and rescue squads respond to blast at tavern. Victims rushed to Ancker hospital with critical injuries as investigators report false address on package and a homemade black powder bomb using a rat trap mechanism. Fire Chief notes the blast would have killed workers if glass had remained intact.
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Ancker Hospital
Kluka
Deni
William Sudeith
British Drive in Egypt Noted as Potential Major Offensive
British and Allied forces including Indian troops Australians New Zealanders and Free French pressed a bold attack around Sidi Barrani with observers in Cairo noting possible expansion into Libya if air control can be held. Reports say 6 000 prisoners were captured as Greek troops advance along the Albanian coast while Italian units counterattack to regain key heights but suffer heavy losses. Meanwhile local notices advertise Chester White Bears for sale and farm labor ads from De Smet Virgil and Montana entries.
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Egypt
Libya
Cairo
Sidi Barrani
Santared Porto Edda
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