Armour Swine Market Steady with Permits Required
Armour announces hog market steady with no purchases without written Armour & Company permit. Contact hog buying department at phone 3366. Cattle and sheep prices steady. hog receipts none at Armour's Yard in Haron on Dec 24. Sioux Falls and Watertown reports show mixed but steady hog, cattle, and sheep quotes with year-end notes and a halt on marketing permits until January 3.
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Armour & Company
Armour's
Haron
Markets Report From Huron and Sioux Falls Produce
Daily market prices reported to the Evening Huronite list heavy breed springs at 23 to 22 cents, heavy hens over four pounds at 21, leghorn hens 19, heavy roosters 17, and various egg and butterfat rates. Sioux Falls prices show heavy hens, leghorn hens, springs, and cocks with differing weights, all delivered vat and reduced by four cents for number two poultry. Eggs and butterfat values are also noted with precise cents per unit.
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Huron
Zennery
Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Leghorn
Watertown
Hennery
Chicago Livestock Market Sees Busy Hog Trade Ahead of Holidays
Chicago Friday hog market active with all stocks cleared. Cattle receipts dull with light native cattle at $14.50 and 200 to 300 pound steers steady at $13.75. larger weights up modestly. Calves light. steer demand weak, holdovers for next week. Sheep 48,000 steady with good quality lambs at $14.25 to $14.50. Christmas mood noted as last quotes pass.
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Chicago
South St. Paul Livestock Sale Christmas Eve Report
Market notes from South St. Paul on Friday December 24 show cattle steady to weak with mixed grades, calves and vealers soft, hog volume 10,000 with varied weights and prices and sows firmer. Sheep offerings 2,500 mostly medium feeding lambs around 11.25, with no early slaughter action. Merry Christmas.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report for Friday December 24
Cattle salable 206 calves 10 supply heavy by truck with medium to good quality. Steers and yearlings top $16, other classes $9 to $14.50. Hogs 3,000 head market steady. 200–300 lb butchers near $13.45, lighter loads $12.50 to $13.75. Sows $11.25 to $11.75. Sheep 500 head, lambs $13.78, demand limited.
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Sioux Falls
Jchoice
Watertown
Egnner Dod
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
New York and Midwest Produce Prices Kept Steady
New York Friday receipts show butter firm at 42 to 44 cents per pound for various grades and tubs. Cheese nominal, eggs weak at 26 208 receipts. Dressed poultry firm with fresh and frozen boxes and live poultry steady. Mitchell and Watertown markets report mixed poultry, eggs, and butterfat prices. Chicago notes firm poultry and butter, Minneapolis cash prices mixed around holiday trading.
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New York
United States
Markets At A Glance From New York and Chicago
New York stocks mixed as lenders attract bids while bonds stay steady. Cotton quiet. rail shares show resilience. Chicago wheat steady with a dull market. hogs active and ribbing higher. Cattle dull. grain prices quoted across No 3 to No 1 hard and durum, with corn No 3 yellow at 109 to 111 cents. Oats No 3 white and rye No 2 cross 109 to 138. flax No 1 around 305.
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New York
Bonda
Montana
Minnesota-South Dakota
Grains Firm After Early Hesitancy in Holiday Session
Chicago trading opened hesitantly but grains firmed amid light activity. Rye rose from early losses, wheat May at 1 8542, oats May at 99 75, rye May 125 75, barley May 122 75 as moisture trimmed losses and CCC loans on 125,634,314 bushels of 1943 wheat through Dec 18 topped last year’s 374,614,252 bushels.
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Chicago
Credit Corporation
Modern Miler
Grain Market Prices for Wheat at Huron
The Huron grain market reports wheat prices for several grades. No. 1 dark northern listed at 1.00 dollars per bushel. No. 2 dark northern at 1.45, No. 3 dark northern at 1.44, No. 2 at 1.06, and 97 at 1.05, 89.
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Huron
Blunt High School Girl Grace Schroer Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held Thursday at the Church of Christ for Grace Schroer born January 18 1929 a Blunt High School junior and honor student. She died Monday after a brief illness. Burial was in Blunt Cemetery. Survivors include her parents John and Grace Schroer three brothers and five sisters.
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Blunt
Church of Christ
Grace Schroer
Siegel
Lutheran Church of Harrold
Lutheran Church
Blunt High School
John Schroer
Charles
Herbert
Japan
Raymond
Italy
Jenks Son of Local Couple Killed in Action
Mr and Mrs A L Jenks of 179 Fifth Street Southeast received word Thursday that their son Robert D Jenks a Marine was killed in action.
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Robert D. Jenks
Marine
A. L. Jenks
Fifth Street
South Dakota Adopts Broad Oil and Gas Rules
Pierre reports South Dakota now relies on a new board to regulate oil and gas operations covering waste prevention sealines operating practices and idle time allowances. The rules, adopted by the governor led panel including the governor secretary of state attorney general treasurer auditor and commissioner of education and public affairs align with 25 to 20 other states and federal guidance.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Esterday
Ee Gagry
State Oil and Gas Board
M. Q. Sharpe
Gov. Isnt Gestions
Achcol and Publicani
Eisenhower To Lead New Invasion Plan
Roosevelt announces Eisenhower to command Allied invasion forces, with Spaatz to lead American strategic bombing and Churchill to name a British officer for the Mediterranean post. He pledges unity with Britain and Russia, notes focus on defeating Germany from multiple fronts, and urges continued effort and preparation for casualties.
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Hyde’ Park
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
George C. Marshall
Churchill
Britain
Eisenhower
Penseneese
Middle East
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Teheran
Italy
Africa
Dwight D. Eislenhower
Sicily
Carl D. Spaatz
Mediterranean
Japan
Europe
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Cairo
America
Washington
Stalin
AAF WTS Students Are Elks Guests At Christmas Party
Army Air Force War Training Service students will be guests of the Huron Elks Club for a Christmas dance at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel ballroom. Lt. James Conlon says all servicemen and women on furloughs are invited and may bring guests. The party runs from 7 p.m. to midnight.
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Army Air Force War Training Service Detachment
Huron Elks Club
Marvin Hughitt
James Conlon
Death Rate Climbs As Flu Aftermath
The Census Bureau reports the weekly death rate rose to 15.5 per 1000 in the week ending December 18, 24 percent above normal, attributed to influenza aftermath and a nationwide cold wave. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs Clyde Hurley and Neil Bjornson among others.
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Washington
Census Bureau
The American Beauty Show Ends Amid Busy Consumer Scene
The event draws customers with a chic display and stylish fixtures. Vendors showcase new trends in home fashion, while visitors browse arrivals and compare prices. Staff report strong attendance and steady sales throughout the exhibition.
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Adeline Sloat
Mrs Adeline Sloat 76 died Wednesday morning after a heart attack. Funeral Sunday at the Methodist Church Gettysburg with burial at Prairie Grove cemetery. She was a pioneer of Potter County and lived with daughter Ora county agent of Kingsbury County. Survived by children Mrs Frank Brooks C B Sloat Roy H Sloat Red Sloat Mrs W D Linn and Mrs Joe R Stucie.
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Desmet
Adeline Sloat
Gettysburg
Preirie Grove
Sloat
Potter County
Ora
Kingsbury County
Frank Brooks
Carl W Beck Is Critically Ill in Huron Hospital
Carl W. Beck night operator at Huron municipal sewage disposal plant is in a Huron hospital with spinal meningitis. His doctor reports the condition is critical and deteriorating.
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Carl W. Beck
Huron Municipal Sewage Disposal Plant
Huron
Air Force Sends Record Bomber Mission to Pas de Calais
More than 1,300 aircraft of the Eighth United States Air Force joined a task force to attack special military installations in the Pas-De-Calais area of France. Army headquarters said this included the largest number of heavy bombers ever dispatched by the Eighth Air Force on a single mission.
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London
Eighth United States Air Force
Pas-De-Celais
France
Army
Eight Air Force
U S Sub Lost Sixteenth Since War Grayling Sinking Reported
The Navy announced the submarine Grayling, a 1 475 ton American vessel, was overdue and presumed lost since the start of the war. Commanded by Lt Comdr Robert M Brinker the crew numbered about 65 with next of kin notified.
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Washington
Grayling
Yost
Navy
Pacific
Robert M.brinker
Chicago
Margaret L. Brinker
Vallejo
Calif
FDR Signs Subsidy Extension Measure
President Roosevelt signed a stop gap extension delaying a key subsidy decision. The Commodity Credit Corporation and its food subsidy authority are extended to February 17, preventing the agency's expiration on December 31. The measure preserves farm aid programs while Congress awaits early next year.
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Waorngton
Der
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
CCC
Not STAFFORD Continued from Page One
A fragmented WW II action recounts American troops misidentifying Japanese outposts as allies. West and Allen are wounded among shelling near the beach. Stafford shoots at foxhole diggers after realizing the enemy. Higgins boats evacuate the trapped 657 as artillery ends.
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Stafford
Pege
West
Allen
Mis
Ng Dowi
Higgins
Dan McCutcheon Dies Belle Fourche Attorney and Legion Leader
Dan McCutcheon age 60 prominent Belle Fourche attorney and former American Legion department commander died this morning after three years illness. He lived in Belle Fourche over 30 years and was active in local and Black Hills affairs. Funeral plans await the arrival of his son Lt Rhoades McCutcheon from Fort Benning. Survivors include his widow a sister and a brother. He was born September 29 1883 in Ashland Nebraska and graduated from the University of Nebraska Law School in 1909, then moved to Pierre as a land office clerk before settling in Belle Fourche in 1910.
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TSC
C. M. Wider
Camp Kearns
Salt Lake
City
Eric Lloyd
United States
Kiska
Camp Carson
Mary, Lloyd
Army Nurses Corps
Pvt
Emil Jones
Coast Artillery
A. C. Jones
Coloraddo
Avenue Southwest
1St Station Hospital
Apo
Postminster
San Francisco
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Tena Manolis
Betty Carlson
Kathryn Ball
Lorna Mullen
Alan van Voorhis
Gary
Loren Clyde
Fourney
Wessington Springs
Huron
Kirby Smith
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iai
Small
Frank Cameron
Mr. Small
Leonard Small
Abbott Electric Company
Alameda
Calif
Sixue Fourche
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
American Legion
Black Hills
Rhoades McCutcheon
Fort Benning
Predict Light Snow For Northern S D
SiouS Falls South Dakota weather forecast indicates a thin snow cover may occur in the extreme north by Christmas morning with no snow expected elsewhere. Temperatures rise from near 12 below to 23 to 31 above in the Hills, while the rest of the state stays milder. Jim River Grove No. 16 meets Monday evening in Labor Temple with important business to be transacted.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Black Hills
JIM River Grove
Jim River Grove No. 16
Labor Temple
Stray Runaway and For Sale Notices Gathered
Stated items include a stray Blackson dog 200 lbs with Hillard Peskey listed, boys skates size 6 like new and a 1930 Model A Ford with new motor and tires. Also a notice of Pete Case temporarily located at Koppert's Curio Shop under Wheeler's Drug Store and a wanted woman to share a furnished apartment near Rovonite.
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Blackson
S. Cavour
Hillard Peskey
Pete Case
Koppert
Wheeler
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R. Patrick
E. Filioti
Frank Cave
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Anne
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Neil Bjornson
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