Market News Armour cattle prices hold steady amid steady receipts
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports hog prices steady to strong with 600 receipts. Cattle calves and sheep steady across grades from good to plain, with varied prices for steers, heifers and cows. Local markets in St Paul and Brookings Falls show mixed but generally steady cattle and hog trading, with weights and grades dictating value.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Dee
Rene
Weland
St. Paul
D.A
Higher Corn Prices Spark Broad Grain Deals and Market Notes
Chicago grain futures rose with corn leading gains as export demand prospects for Argentine corn improved. Market focus centered on corn, wheat, and oats with strong interest in hog and cattle feeding ratios. Wheat futures advanced while cattle trade showed steady, varied prices in the Huron grain market report.
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Eden
P Attanion
United Steleo
Chicago
Huron
Grain Bulletin Market
Dee
Hass Suty Neon
Markets Report from Auron Produce Market and Midwest Quarters
Market notes from Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and Chicago include prices on hens and pullets ducks geese eggs butter and poultry. Reports show downswings in swine and cattle while grain futures and potatoes hold steady with various regional quotations. Major cities referenced include Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell Chicago and Minneapolis with specific price levels for eggs butter and live stock.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Plymouth
Capone
Barlay No 3 makes with WiGM reflat event
Barlay No 3 is reported making progress on an unnamed project described as wiGM reflat. The snippet notes unclear quotation treatment and lacks precise details. Further readable context would clarify involved persons, places, and outcomes.
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Barlay
Cattle market report from USDA on Dec 14
USDA cattle market notes from Sioux City list 3000 calves and 1500 yearlings sold. Slaughter cows steady, feed cattle mixed with weak fed heifers and light yearling demand. Prices shown include up to 9.75 for light fed cattle, 27.2M for butchers, and various bids for cows, heifers, and hogs.
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Sioux “City
USDA
Chicago
Ndarda
Stora
Bloux
Sioum City
Jensen Seeks Government Backed Livestock Loans
South Dakota Governor Leslie Jensen urged Congress and the Agriculture Department to extend federal housing style loan guarantees to livestock operations. He proposed a 26 percent government guarantee to help drought hit ranchers rebuild herds, streamline administration, and allow quicker payoff of existing loans. Jensen spoke at a Washington conference with Secretary Wallace and South Dakota officials, with plans for a dinner meeting that evening.
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Leslie Jenzen
South Dakota
Jenan
Housa
Wallace
Agriculture Department
West
Jensen
Farm Credit Administration
South
Italian press calls Panay bombing an accident
Italian reports today described the Panay bombing as an accident. A Italian killed was Sandro Sandi, a journalist aboard the gunboat, with two others wounded. La Stampa blamed the attack on darkness while dispatches say Panay opened fire on Japanese planes.
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United Statea
Panay
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la Stampa
Turin
Shanghai
Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia
Cutter Speeds To Aid Of Stranded Steamer
The Mojave sped toward the steamship Carabobo about 450 miles east of Fort Fierce Florida to aid a Grace Line vessel with boilers out of commission and no power. Carabobo, from Venezuela to New York with 59 crew, is 205.2 feet long and 2,196 gross tons. Condition critical for Bert Mower in Minneapolis Veterans Hospital remains unchanged.
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Carabobo
Venezuela
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Stock Market Rallies And Slumps On Curb and Exchange
Feeble rallies and apathetic declines marked US and curb trading. Steel issues found a small following while gold mining names like Homestake rose to year highs. Transfers totaled about 900000 shares. United Aircraft Wright and Boeing saw gains, General Motors and Allied Chemical faced liquidity pressures. Market breadth remained mixed with wide dispersion across sectors.
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Alaska Juneau
Motora
U. S Steel
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Boeing
Anaconda
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Amerada
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Wright Aeronautical
American Tobsen “B
WPA Expansion To Be At Once In 13 States
Chicago December report shows Howard F. Hunter announcing immediate addition of 120000 to 125000 WPA jobs in 13 midwestern states. New hires target areas with low industrial employment. nationwide total to rise from 1.575 million to 1.925 million. Ohio notes lack of funds while other states report ample local relief money.
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Iowa
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Ohio
Missouri
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Dakotas
Calm Killer Slays Divorced Woman in Camp Hill Home
Philadelphia dispatch reports a young man described as unusually calm carried out an abortive assault after breaking into the Camp Hill residence of Wilma V. Carpenter. He tied the 22 year old Mary Griffin, slugged her, and killed Carpenter after seizing money and attempting further attack. Griffin survived with head injuries. the intruder cleaned his own wounds before leaving. Detectives say the killer prepared by taking a bath and antiseptic.
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Wilma V. Carpenter
Camp Hill
Mary Griffin
Carpenter
Charles Eilerauld
Miss Griffin
WAGE-HOUR Debate Frays Party Lines In Congress
Congress wrestled with the wage hour bill as Republicans and some southern Democrats criticized its provisions while Democrats from Massachusetts and Connecticut urged substitutes. Speaker action was delayed by a printing mix-up as debate over amendments continued and critics warned of economic disruption amid the recession.
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Masonic Lodge to Install Officers at Huron No. 28
Masonic Lodge No. 28 AF and AM schedules installation of officers tomorrow at 7 30 p m with J R Johnson grand marshal and J R Sonson post grand master as installing officers. A program and lunch will follow the ceremony.
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H. A Tice
C.K. Walker
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A. J. Ray
Boyd Benson
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Carl E. Voigt
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D. L. Gibbs
Tyler
T. E. Weston
F. M. Bindenager
J.H. Fonsberg
J. R. Johnson
Wanda Shepard 16 Dies After Week’s Illness
Wanda Shepard daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Shepard of Wesley died in a Huron hospital after a weeklong illness. Born October 11 182 she was a Sard Creek Township native and was attending school in Huron. Survived by parents five sisters Viola Beryl Deriz Yvonne Lavonne and Derwin plus one brother. Funeral at Welter's Chapel at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev Fanny Mills officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Welsey
Huron
Sard Creek Township
Viola
Beryl
Deriz
Yvonne
Lavonne
Derwin
Welter's Chapel
Fanny Mills
Wolsey
Ln Riverside Cemetery
Rites Wednesday For Earl Sturgis
Funeral services for Earl G. Sturgis who died Saturday night after a brief illness will be held Wednesday at 8 o'clock at Kinyon's Chapel. The Rev John Ward Smith of Grace Episcopal Church will officiate and burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. A son Roy Sturgis of Sweet Home Oregon is expected to arrive tonight.
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Earl G. Sturgis
Clinsis Avenue
Kinyon’s Chapel
John Ward Smith
Gree Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Roy Sturgis
Sweet Home, Ore
Reparations Talk After Panay Sinking Contested
Foreign Minister Koki Hirota and Japanese military representatives met at the state department. Officials indicated a firm push for full diplomatic satisfaction and set expectations for reparations. Estimates for replacing the Panay exceed 800 thousand dollars. casualties and vessel condition will heavily influence the final indemnification total. The Panay was the first U S naval vessel sunk in hostilities since World War I.
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State Department
Roosevelt
Maine
Havana Harbor
Fall of Nanking Weighs on World War II News
Reports from the Chinese front describe the Japanese capture of Nanking after a day-long assault. Evacuation efforts continued as Chinese forces used fortified buildings against the invaders. In Hankow discussions with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek aimed at a rear attack, while outer Mongolia remains influential and Tokyo claims gains along the Yangtze. Meanwhile admissions list several hospitalizations in Huron and surrounding areas.
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Nanking
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Social Security Changes Planze Proposal by AFL CIO
Washington December 14 The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations plans four major amendments to the Social Security Act They seek to extend old age and unemployment insurance to all workers require states to grant unemployment benefits to workers in legitimate strikes set a minimum pension of 100 a month for five years of taxes and eliminate employer unemployment insurance A separate proposal by Philip Murray suggests using old reserve funds for a large housing program
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Death of Admiral Nagano Reported in War News
News from Hongkong and Shanghai says Admiral Osami Nagano, former Secretary of the Navy and newly appointed commander of the combined Japanese fleet, died from injuries after air attacks near Kiangyin on November 24. Chinese reports claim the Japanese battleship Nagato, a 22,720 ton vessel, was sunk by air bombs, though Japanese sources disputed the claim.
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Maritime Union Casts Lot With CIO After Split
The National Maritime Union, formed after a split within the International Seamen's Union, officially joined the CIO after a poll of about 20,000 unlicensed seamen who belong to the union. The move aligns the union with the Computers for Industrial Organization, signaling a significant shift in labor alignment.
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International Seamen's Union
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Ine Berg
Cite Unborn Child In Divorce Action
Chicago report details a divorce decree granting Irene Sins custody of an unborn child to its father Alfred Sime under precedent. The order specifies support payments from 20 to 50 dollars monthly until the child reaches adulthood or age 21, with later amounts contingent on birth. The court noted the child’s birth expected in April and conditions remain subject to further ruling.
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Lowe
Alfred W. Sime
Irene Ath Sins
Cour
Women's Democratic Club Elects New Officers
Members of the Women's Democratic Club met at Lampe building headquarters to approve routine business including opening the donkey baths and to reject officers Mrs A M Berg president Mrs John Fuglsang vice president Mrs Ida Shephard secretary and Mrs Earl Bradley treasurer The next meeting is set for January 10.
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Lampe Building
A. M. Berg
John Fuglsang
Ida Shepherd
Earl Bradley
Rabbit Hunt s Continued Promotes Roundup Plan
The article describes a community rabbit hunt with fencing and pens to corral rabbits. It notes team captains and a supervising child, and urges public participation. The roundup will cover the area east of Dakota Avenue with twelve hunting groups, and only about two miles of walking is required.
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Wiley
Dakota Avenue
State Fair Dates Not Moved Despite Board Discussion
The board discussed changing 114 dates for the 1998 State Fair but decided the exposition will not be moved this year. Coonrod noted the likelihood that any change would occur in coming years as other expositions shift dates to avoid cool fall evenings.
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Coonrod
Lost Pup, Turkey Festival, and Market Ads Highlight Dexter Paper
A fragmented page announces a lost small male dog with a brown head and striped tail, and invites owners to retrieve it at Beach Street. An invitation stalls at Dexter's Hall promotes a stag turkey festival with games and social events. Market ads tout fresh hamburger, pork, and beef, with Red Owl Market promising low Tuesday prices. An ad notes tor rent for a modern house near Coast to Coast Store in Huron.
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