Market News Prices Hold Steady Across Livestock Markets
Hog prices remain largely steady with top quotes near 5.05 for lighter loads and 4.90 to 5.05 for midweights. Cattle steady with 8.60 for prime fed steers and 9.00+ for top light stock steers. sheep and lambs largely steady, fat lamb underpinned around 6.85 to 9.00, western ewes near 5.00. Sioux Falls and Watertown reports show similar steady undertones and minor gains for sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Jim Hoge
Watertown
Wheat Dips to Lowest in Seven Weeks in Chicago Market
Chicago wheat prices slipped to the lowest in over seven weeks as fresh snow and rain forecasts spurred selling. May and July futures weakened, with notable declines across No. 2 and Durum grades. Market activity reflected nervousness over liquidation of lean grain stocks and a weak demand outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Markets At Glance Feb 11 Chicago Wheat and Butter Futures
New York markets show mixed nerves as commodities wobble with cotton steady and sugar easing. Chicago wheat and corn weaken while cattle falters. butter futures edge down though storage standards hold firm. Refrigerator items and various beef and poultry notes round out a tight, uncertain trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yseordign
Jeopper
Wall Street
Chicago
Nazi leader says war will not spread to Balkans
Berlin February 1 Foreign Minister Joseph von Ribbentrop in an interview prepared for publication tomorrow denied that Germany or Soviet Russia intends to carry the war into the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Berlin
Josehim von Ribbenteap
Trend Of Stocks Mixed At Close
Market closed with mixed results as seven consecutive sessions saw the average struggle to rise. Some rubbers, coppers, aircrafts, rails and specialties posted gains at times while most steels, motors, mail orders and utilities stayed negative. Total transfers were under 500000 shares.
Hog Decline and Mixed Meat Prices Across Markets
Hog prices fell up to ten cents with slow trade across Chicago and St Paul. Cattle and lamb values showed weakness or strength, with early tops for long fed steers near 11. to 13.06 and lambs reaching around 9.40. Reports note salable hogs at 5.60 top, cattle supply tight, and varying weights showing mixed demand in heavy regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
M. S
Walt
Watertown and Sioux City Produce Prices Summary
A fragmented list of livestock and eggs prices from Watertown Sioux City and Mitchell markets. Includes Leghorn and heavy breed hens and roosters by weight, various egg prices for No 1 and No 2 cartons, butterfat and butter prices, and poultry specifics. Local market figures show regional price variation and product ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Ghain
Associ
Leghorn Stags
AirReduc
intTel
Alaska
Batley
AmCan
Loews
Am&ZorPaw
AmLoco
Aiarip
AmPaw&Lt
Amrad&s
AmSm&Rel
ATET
Naibsky Pro
Amtobb Bo
WaiDisuil
AmWatWis
NaiLead
AmWoolPfdi
Natfow&Lt Siganaconda
CellCorp
Ches& Ohio
Chi&nw
Cmsip&p
Chrysler
Colg-Paim
Watertown
Thursda Watertown
Sioux City
Mitchell
Toosters
Geesa
Capons
Leghorn
Breed Springs Ac
Leghorn Springs
Chicago grain futures and Minneapolis cash grain snapshot
Chicago futures show mixed bids for wheat and oats with May and July options quoted around mid six dollars and higher for oats, while Minneapolis cash grain prices rise on February receipts. The market displays varied bid levels for No 1 hard Montana and dark northern wheat, with mixed protein premiums and durum pricing across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
ASIR
Montana
Harley
Beadle County Red Cross Sets Feb 6 Annual Meeting
Beadle County Red Cross will review past year activities and outline 1946 plans at the annual meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce pheasant room. Vacancies on the executive committee will be filled and the new county chairman to be elected later. Reports by Holger Johnson, James Eshelman, Ruth Lewallen, Dr C K Walker and others will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Red Cross
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce Pheasant Jroom
Marian
D. Ritchey
Beadle County
Holger Johnson
James H. Eshelman
Roll Call
W. C. Welter
Ruth Lewallen
Dr. C.K Walker
Eva Medden
Daisy Keene
Frank ¥. Kinyon
Eighteenth Annual City PTA Banquet Set At St Martin’s Church
The eighteenth annual city wide PTA banquet will be held February 5 or 6 at St Martin’s Hall. Program includes invocation by Rev Fr Gorman, violin solo by Miss Maxine Feuber, candle light by PTA unit presidents, vocal duet by Miss Delaine Quale and Miss Leona Volesky with accompanist Miss Estel Janssen, and an address by Prof Rudolph Kraushaar of Augustana College. Menu features roast pork with apple sauce and other trimmings. Tickets available through schools in Huron or from unit presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Martin'shall
St. Martin's Church
Sander Tollefson
Gorman
Maxine ‘Feuber
Delaine Quale
Leona Volesky
Estel Janssen
Rudolph Kraushaar
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Kraushaar
Cheyenne Indian Agency
Hy Hes
South Dakota
Huron
Thomas Annett Named Manager of Coast To Coast Store
Thomas Annett arrived in Huron from Rhinelander Wisconsin to assume management of the Coast to Coast Store at 233 Dakota Avenue South. He has 12 years in retail merchandising in North Dakota and Wisconsin and plans to enlarge two departments with initial shipments on hand. Mr and Mrs Annett and their 3 year old son settled in Huron early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annett
Huron
Rhinelander
Wis
Dakota Avenue
South
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Japan’s stance vis a vis Germany Italy grows cordial
In a continuation from Page One, Japan fires up controversy by noting relations with Germany and Italy have become more cordial since the anti Comintern pact. Arita asserts that Japan’s defense policy against the Comintern remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Germany
Italy
Arita
Comintern
Badgett Quads Are Given Scholarships To Baylor
Galveston Texas February 1 Texas youngest quadruplets Joan Jeraldine Jeanette and Joyce celebrate their 61st birthday despite a cold spell. They received scholarships to Baylor University as part of a local fundraising effort to build a special home nearing completion. The four small quads weigh a combined 18 pounds at birth with Jeraldine the largest at 26 pounds. Parents Mr and Mrs W Eliott and relatives note the quads are nearly identical in appearance and will henceforth carry Baylor as a middle name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgett
Baylor“U
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Joan
Jeraldine
Jeanette
Joyce
Baylor University
C C C Election Deadline Nears for 1946 Officers
Chamber of Commerce members were reminded of the February 9 deadline to return nominating ballots for the 1946 officers and directors. Ballots must be in the mail and postmarked by February 9 for official tabulation. The annual meeting on March 7 will announce the new lineup and present the Huronian of the Year honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Denning
Difcers
Ted
Seenbet
Wogecer
Ber of Commerce
Huron
W. S. Davis
Albert Robinson
John A. Sauer
Note New Names In Coloring Contest
Entries this week in the coloring contest produced a winner after elimination rounds. Clifford Duncan of Morningside Addition Huron 25 won the sweepstake prize, with other winners to receive tickets to the Huron Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Duncan
Morningside _ Addition
Huron
Huron Theatre
Willis Stahl
Dorothy May
Gary Bloomberg
Goldie Almond
Dole
Mseant Ad
John Kucera
Alvin
Sta Lidian
Jean Waldner
Sll
Kermit Bebner
Route 3
Wolser
Boxas
Huror Theatre
Huronile
Congress Battles Over Agriculture Bill As Budget Debate Rages
Congress arrived from Haxe One with a balanced budget claim amid warnings that passing the agriculture bill could devastate farming nationwide. The House plans to dispose of the agriculture bill today or tomorrow and forward it to the Senate, according to Rep Lemke of North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Tomor
Senate
Lemke
North Dakota
New Airplane Schedules Start at Mid-Continent Airline
Mid-Continent Airline announced revised schedules from W. W. Howes Miry Airport effective today. Southbound planes to Huron Airport depart daily at 11:30 a.m. with mail closing around the same time. Northbound mail closes at 3:76 p.m. and arrival times from Bismarck Minneapolis Omaha Cheyenne and Wolsey show updated connections via Huron and Milwaukee Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Wasp
W. W. Howes Miry
Huron Airport
Pistenfyn Us
Guiy
Pigyr
Bismarck
Minneapolis
Omaha
Wolsey
Milwaukee Railroad
Woman Arrest Solves Robberies in Chicago Case
Chicago police credit a suspect known as the Woman with the fur slippers with solving more than 100 robberies. Arrested are Annette Detente, Ralph Detente, John Detente, William Gi and Christ Dattalo. The gang targeted breweries and distribution offices over the past 18 months. A bystander was wounded during a gunfight at Metropolitan Petroleum Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John L. Sli
Van
Ior
Sullivan
Advaence
Sti
Metropolitan Petroleum Company
Pofcu
Annette Détente
E Brothers
Ralph Detenis
John Detente
William Gi
Christ Dattalo
Lyreler
Club plans another rabbit drive Sunday
Huron Rabbit Club announces a Sunday rabbit roundup with Huronians invited to participate. Organizer HF Wallace, club secretary, notes participants will depart Myers' Corner at 12 45 p m. Heat trucks will be provided for transportation and lunch will be set in the mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Rabbit
Wallace
Myers’ Corner
Lusen
Forfeits Bond on Tipsy Driving Charge
W H Gordon of 444 Utah Avenue Southeast forfeited a $50 bond in Municipal Court on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated after his car left the highway and crashed into an electric light pole near Third Street and Beach Avenue Southeast. The driver sustained only a forehead bump and the left side of the garden car was damaged. Also noted is Huron College head on speaking tour with Milton C. Towner traveling to Canistota, Salem, Bridgewater for talks on personality and success. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for local residents and area names appear in the late notices and classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gordon
Utah Aven Southeast
Huron College
Milton C. Towner
Ot Himon College
Salem
Canisicta
Bridgewater
Surecess
Towner
Conwilis Wilkens
Presbyterian Church
Canistota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armour Stockyards
Hurt
Neve Pris No
Price Logia O
Huron Produce Market
Raellodge
Philip Mor
SearsRae
Servel
SheltUni
Simmons
SoconyVae
Sense
SperryComp
Spiegel Inc
StandBrands
StdGas&Fl Pf
StandGilCal
Gororeets Storm StandOil Ind
EastKodak
Cuan
York
Cithes
el Bond & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Sunmsepolis Bank Btocks
Whirst Bank
Northwest Banco
Northwestern Young Tors
Northwestern
Young Hens
Avc
Ustry
Exac
King George
Adolf Hitler
Bronx
City
Troy Leines
Ander
Thoredar
Corm
Lis
St Nee Orr
County Red Cross
PTA
Thomas Annett
Coast To Coast Store
Aunc
Gretchene Wilson Hearst
John Randolph Hearst
Woolworth Donshue
Falm Beach
Fla
James FP. Donahue
Stoo
Congress
Peter Schultz
Walser
Medical
T. Co. Reilly
Rf. “Hurot
Lsuegies
Arthur Lawrence
Dalane
Charles Thompson
Doland
Joe*j. Tschetter
Joe Mayer
Trequois
J. W. Waldner
Gaien Brush
JM. H. Hatfield
Wild Bay
Sheldon F
Reese Elevator
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!