Market News Swine Prices Rise at Armour Stockyards
Hog prices advance 15 to 25 cents with top at 10.50 as 9,000 hogs sold. cattle and sheep steady. Local bids show good and choice hogs 16.75 to 10.90, sows around 9.85, calves 11.50, and other cattle prices noted. Regional reports from Chicago and Sioux Falls reflect mixed movements and steady cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Aeerson
Sioux
Sioux City
Swine Market Reacts in Chicago Trade
The Chicago live swine market edged lower with quotations down 0 to 25 cents as overall hog prices weakened. Cattle and sheep markets were weak or unsettled, with salable cattle and calves totaling around 11,000 and 1,000 respectively, and hogs at 25 cents lower, mixed by weight and grade across major listings from U.S. D. A. and state auctions in South St. Paul and Sioux City.
Produce Markets Report From Huron Sioux City and More
Grain and poultry price ranges listed from Huron Sioux City Mitchell Falls Watertown and New York markets. Prices shown include heavy hens, leghorn springs, ducks geese and turkey weights with butterfat and egg quotes for various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Ngon
iLight
Leghorn
Sioux City
Michell
Mitchell
Hennery
Bronx
Uajger
Watertown
Dee
White Rock Springs
Markets At Glance York December 16
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks with irregular early action and a faltering recovery. Bonds steady, foreign exchange quiet, cotton mixed with trade buying, sugar irregular, metals steady, wool uneven amid December liquidation, Chicago wheat and corn higher on demand and tight receipts, hogs active with weightier arrivals, cattle and calves steady to lower amended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Chicago
Akilly
Wool Market and Poultry Prices Reported in New York
The report notes Boston wool trades with combing wools around 1.12 to 1.13 dollars per pound scoured, Ohio fleeces at about 51 cents in grease, and Ohio three eights and one-quarter blood at similar levels. New York prices show dressed poultry firm with boxes of chicks and roasters 19 to 26 cents, turkeys 24 to 42 cents, others unchanged. Live poultry markets remain firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Rock
Springs
Plymouth Rock
Boston
Ohio
New York
Grains Weaken After Early Sport In Market Slump
Grain futures opened sharply higher but mid session trading softened as prices drifted above prior closes. Wheat traded around 1 cent up, corn advanced modestly, oats and rye edged higher while soybeans held near the previous close and lard rose slightly. Clearing prices showed mixed gains across contracts with activity subdued from earlier strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umicagy
South Dakota farmers plan record 1942 food output
A farm to farm canvass led by Alfred Barnes predicts South Dakota will exceed 1942 production goals across hogs eggs milk cattle and farm gardens. The preliminary coverage covers about 70 percent of farms with hogs rising 49 percent and eggs 35 percent higher, while milk cattle and gardens also climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Alfred Barnes
Usda Defense Board
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Barnes
Triple-A
U. S. D. A. Defense Board
Bates
Armament Stocks Base Off At Close
Armament stocks rose early in the New York market but largely faded by the close. Gains in steels copper aircraft oils and specialties narrowed as motors mail order rubbers and other leaders turned lower. Transfers totaled about 1 200 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Closing Quotations AirReduc and Major Firms Share Small Movements
A long list of stock quotes shows minor shifts among numerous corporations. Notable entries include AirReduc up 37 percent and AT&T up 132 percent, alongside mixed changes for Anaconda, Boeing, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Packard, and Remington Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
AirReduc
IntTel&Tel
AtleghCorp
Johns-Mann
Amroimui
MiamiCop
AmSm&Ref
MinHonReg
At&t
MinMidlimp
Amtobb
MontWard
amWalWks
Munsingine
AmWoolpf
Nash-Kelv
Anaconda
NatBiscuit
Arehdanit
NatDairyPro
Armill
NatDistill
Uni dAirs
Beadle Committee Plans Birthday Ball Meeting at Mitchell
Beadle County prepares for a Beadle Committee Birthday Ball meeting in Mitchell at 6 30 this Wednesday announced by Jim Meaghan county chairman Attendees include Mr and Mrs Meaghan Vice chairman Helen Buchanan Treasurer W M Griffith and County Nurse Daisy Keene all of Beadle County The event mirrors similar gatherings in Rapid City Pierre and Aberdeen Money raised supports the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and Beadle County Chapter funds with a 50 50 split to aid infantile paralysis efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Jim’ Meaghan
Beadle County
Rapid City
Pierre
Aberdeen
Meaghan
Helen Buchanan
W. M. Griffith
Daisy Keene
Burov
National Foundation For
P. L. Crowe
Spearfish
Senate panel votes on Langer seating decision
Chairman Hatch said the Senate elections committee had voted on whether Senator Langer was entitled to his seat but would not announce the result until Thursday. He noted some members were tied up with other business and needed time to review testimony and evidence in the charge of moral turpitude filed by North Dakota petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langer
Washington
Hatch
New Mexico
Senate Elections Committee
North Dakota
Hoover Urges Free Rein for Roosevelt on Price Control
Former President Herbert Hoover asked Congress to grant President Roosevelt the widest latitude in wartime price and commodity controls. He told the Senate banking committee that future conditions are unpredictable and cited his World War I experience to outline a price regulation program. He supported Leon Henderson's view that war changes the economic landscape since the House passed a price control bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vfi
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover
Senate Banking Committee
Leon Henderson
House
Australian vice counsel visits Huron from Sydney
Lyle Himmel United States vice counsel in Sydney Australia arrived in Huron this morning by plane from Washington DC He will stay until tomorrow night then visit his sister and proceed to McAllen Texas to see his parents He plans to return to Australia in late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Hummel
United States
Sydney
Australia
Huron
Washington, D. C
McAlien
Tex
City Commission Continues Deliberations On Office Space
City officials weigh sharing or giving up office space with J G Dorsey head of the PWR as plans place the state office in Mitchell and later in Huron. O Kane must fix or lose his license after a disputed sewer job and a condemned installation. An adult education room is requested for twice weekly use at city hall, and a sewer for Seventh Street and Minnesota Avenue is discussed pending tax and cost assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoom
J. G. Dorsey
PWR
Dorsey
Huron
Mitchell
Rartit Dave
Jonn O’kane
O’kane
Dave
Bert Shaw
O'Kane
Adul Jocation
J. S. Tschetter
A. J. Lang
J. E. Bowder
Japanese Admiral Yamamoto Believes Invasions Could Stretch Wide
Tokyo dispatch cites a Yomiuri letter from January 24 by Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. He warned that if war with the United States erupts, Japan would not stop at Guam, the Philippines, or Hawaii but aims to dictate peace from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Domei
Jisoéroku Yamamoto
Yomiuri
Yamamoto
London
Japan
United States
Guam
Philippines
Hawaii
San Francisco
Ami
White House
Washington
Roosevelt Seeks Lower Draft Age to 19
President Roosevelt proposed lowering the military induction age from 21 to 19 to widen the pool of eligible men. The plan would require registration for ages 18 to 64 and affect the 18 to 64 draft register, aligning with war department and House committee actions. The army had urged an 18-year minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Senate Democrat
War Department
House Military Committee
Department
Army
Form Victory Committee Meeting in South Dakota
Patriotic South Dakotans will meet at the Marion Hughitt Hotel at 11 30 next Thursday to form a statewide Victory Committee. New York representative A C Winters plans a large turnout to build civilian morale and aid the war effort. Notables from Sioux Falls Rapid City and other towns are listed as intending to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Winters
Winters Lieves
Great Britain
C. Aly Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Holton Davenport
L. W. F. Stark
Biscopal Church
An. Benedict
Claude Hamilton
American Legion Department
H. B. Hitchcock
U. S
Mitchel
Bob Hill
Rapid City
Bob.Driscall
Charles Whiting
William W. G. Cozard
Chamber Mossman
Brown
Cham Kennebec
Retary
Lusk
Huron
J. A Bailey
Chamberlain
Mo Alberlain
M. Q Sharpe
L. G. Troth
Sec
Iowa
RD. Aberdeet
Huron Prepares for Christmas Shopping Rush
With seven shopping days left before Christmas Huron stores extend hours from tomorrow to December 23 closing at 9 p m. Downtown decorations and a nativity exhibit at Campbell Park mark the holiday scene while homes in red blue and green lights brighten the residential district. Schools announce recess starting Friday for Huron College St Teresa School and public schools reopening January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Carpbell Park
Huron Co-Operative Club
Park Board
Huron College
St. Teresa School
Meeting of Defense Savings Staff Set at Marvin Hughitt Hotel
State meeting of the Defense Savings Staff of the U S Treasury is slated for 2:30 PM Thursday at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. George A. Starring, state vice chairman, said A Christopherson will attend and discuss plans with the state committee. Furonians are invited to join discussions. Christopherson’s organization and county officials were recently formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury Department ‘Defense Savings
Marvin
Pearl Harbor heroes rise under inferno of surprise attack
The dispatch recalls seamen aiding their ships during the Pearl Harbor raid with acts of bravery. Officers and sailors, including those with Japanese ancestry, manned guns, aided wounded, and kept defenses steady as fires raged across dockyards. Secretary Knox lauded the enduring navy spirit alongside a reference to John Paul Jones. Leaver for Iowa notes Blanche Botkin's holiday visit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Page One
Navy Yard
Marine Defense Battalion
Ared
Jed
Knox
Navy
John Paul Jones
Holiday sale offers and local notices mix with ads
Nationally advertised permanents and beauty shop specials appear alongside a 1935 Ford coupe for sale and a stray or stolen cows notice. Free turkey or duck or goose offer from Jack's Mobile Service runs through Christmas. An eight piece dining room set and Maytag services are advertised with easy terms. Local listings include phone numbers and shop names in Huron and Northwest Finance listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Finance
inwest_Fanarict
L. K. Finley
Huron
Jack
West Third
Cood
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. D
2. Paul
South
ST. Paul
S. M
Tate
I Ee
New
Wool Market
Sowers
Gaeta
Minneap Annapoli
South Dakota Agriculture Plan
Ark Nat Gas Amm Cities Service
EI Bond & Sh Ta
Ford Met Ltd
Niagara Hud
WesUiniTel
Wesk& Mig
Wookraree As
Beadle
Lyle Himmel
City Commission
State
Cather
W. C
City Federation of Women's Clubs
K. B. Anderson
Carl Clemo
David
Scott
Wessington
Singleton
Merritt
Hulton
Earl Jaeger
Alpena
Tee
Bill. Roberts
Agnes
Parkhurst
Erwin
Sth
Ysle
Hugo Bush
Gene Hollarbush
W. A. Bischofé
Roperta Kay
Bancroft
Walker
State Defense Savings
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Blanche Botkin
Granville
Costains
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!