Armour Market News Hogs Steady With Permits Required
Armour and Company restrict hog receipts to those with written permits. cattle and sheep exempt. Chicago and Sioux City report hogs moving to processors at 12.00 to 13.73, with mixed cattle and sheep shifts. Other markets show varied price changes, with steers, heifers, and lambs largely steady to higher across multiple western locales.
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Armour & Company
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFAI
Sioux City
SIOUX_CITY
Paul Livestock
Montana
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Ealers
Wester
Markets include Huron Mitchell Watertown produce and grain prices
Daily market report from Huron and Mitchell shows prices for heavy breed and leghorn poultry, eggs, butterfat, and assorted farm goods. Watertown quotations, Chicago butter and eggs, New York poultry, and Minneapolis grain close with bid ranges on wheat oats rye corn and flax.
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HIHON
Hennery
Mitchell
Huron
Grain futures report from Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis grain futures show mixed results on Feb 5 with wheat and oats edging mixed in May and Sept contracts. Prices for barley and rye move modestly, while flax futures hold steady with small changes across May and Sept maturities.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Three Governors To Attend River Meet
Pierre dispatch reports Governor Ed Sharpe says at least three governors and possibly others will attend congressional hearings in Washington February 16 and 17 on Missouri River development. Also listed are Governors Sam Ford of Montana Lester Hunt of Wyoming and likely John Moses of North Dakota with others from southern states. No Omaha pre hearing gathering needed unless something unexpected occurs.
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Missouri Committee
Omaha
Sharpe
U S Soldier To Be Hanged For Murder
London reports U S Army Pvt John H Waters 38 of Chicago Heights Illinois will be hanged for murder after a court martial on July 14 at a Staffordshire location. The sentence was ordered November 30 and announced by U S headquarters.
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London
U. S
John H. Waters
Chicago Heights
on-Tifordshire
Insurgent Demos Plan Convention To Head Off FR
A new Democratic party organization formed by anti administration Democrats works toward its own national convention set for April or May to draft a platform and nominate presidential candidates. Harry H. Woodring cites unity and favors Roosevelt as a delegation feeder to peace talks while denying it is a third party. The group plans to contest ballot access and considers Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville for venues with headquarters established in Chicago.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
American Democratic National Committee
Harry H. Woodring
Cordell Hull
Kansas
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Louisville
Feratien
Oil Leases Taken in Marshall County by Tobin and Partners
Pierre Feb 5 Oil and gas leases on 1075 acres in Marshall County were taken today by Hugh H Tobin Langford and John A Lunden commissioner of school and public lands announced. The leases were the first in many years in that part of the state at the minimum bonus bid of one dollar with rates 19 cents for the first five years and 26 cents for the second five years.
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Pierre
Marshall County
Hugh H. Tobin
Langford
John A. Lunden
Lunden
Closing Quotations Across Major Corporations and Firms
A compiled list shows closing quotations for numerous companies and industrials including AlleghCorp Loewsine AllisChDye MackTruck AmTel Tel MarthField Anaconda MiamiCop AviaCorp MoentWard Bendix Avia NatDainyFro Beth Steenl NYCentral BoeingAir NorPac BrigesMfzg OChipOil Budd Mfg OtisElev EButlerBros ParamPic Calumet Hec JCPenney TiCaseCo PepsiCola Celotex Pheip Dodge DePas PhillipsPet Chrysler Pillsbury ColgatPalmP RadioCorp She ComSouth RepMotor ComWtha Ed RepSteel ConsCopper ReyTobh ComProd SearsRoe CurtissWitS Servel CurtissWrA HiStanOuCal Decre Co StanOillnd DouglasAir StanOiuNy DupDeNem StoneWeb GenElec TimRoDB TrusxTracr GenMotors United Air GNLIOreCt USGypsum GtWestSug UsSSteelpt Westinion Ho WesteneMfg IntTel Tel Woolworth SoM LockhdAir YoungSH T
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AlleghCorp
Loewsine
AllisChDye
MackTruck
AmTel&Tel
MarthField
Anaconda
MiamiCop
AviaCorp
MoentWard
Bendix
Ebutlerbros
ParamPic
Calumet&Hec
Jcpenney
TiCaseCo
PepsiCola
Pheip Dodge
DePas
PhillipsPet
Chrysler
Pillsbury
Colgatpalmp
RadioCorp
SearsRoe
Servel
Curtisswra
Decre&Co
DouglasAir
StanOiuNy
DupDeNem
GenElec
Grandpa Setzer to Enter Army Soon in Berwick
Harry Setzer 37 with nine children and three grandchildren passed his draft physical in Berwick Pennsylvania and will enter the army soon making him the latest local inductee in the February draft.
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Setzer
Berwick
Harry Setzer
Mustering Pay Eligible Veterans Pass Bills Signed
Washington reports a new law signed by President Roosevelt authorizes payments of 100 to 300 dollars to about 1,309,000 veterans discharged since Pearl Harbor. Automatic payments for those mustering out after today. World War II veterans already out must file applications at specified military finance offices across the United States.
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Washington
Seb
The
Armed Services
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Naval
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Navy Department
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Army
U. S. Amy
Army, Navy and Coast Guard
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Cleveand
Ohio
Spain urged to keep soil free of Nazis use
In Madrid, Sir Samuel Hoare, British ambassador, says Spain can remain truly neutral and avoid conflict with Allied governments. He notes Franco cabinet affirmed neutrality and urges Germany not to use Spain to attack the Allies, while condemning Axis inspired rumors.
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Madrid
Samuel Hoare
Spain
Hoare
Germany
Axis
New Scout Leader Takes Over Duties
Forest aircraft, new executive of Pheasant Council, Boy Scouts of America, assumed duties at City Hall. He replaces Gordon Cowan who moves to Sioux Council in Sioux Falls. The Witcraft family, including 14 year old Carol, arrived to reside at 1143 Wisconsin Southwest.
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Forest Aircraft
Pheasant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Gordon Cowan
Sioux Council
Sioux Falls
Witcraft
Carol
Wisconsin Southwest
Huron
Kentucky
Nebraska
Woonsocket Farmer Wins Poultry Prize
Officials report this year’s Red River Valley Show the most successful in years with attendance double last year. Poultry winners include Ed Grunewaldt of Woonsocket who won best cock in the division. Additionally, hospital admissions list several locals from Huron and De Smet, with soldiers returning from the war theatre on furlough.
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Emvurssiun
Minn
Zep
Red River Valley
Ed Grunewaldt
Woonsocket
S. D
McCormick Named GOP Candidate in Illinois Primary
Chicago February 5 petitions filed to place Col Robert R McCormick editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune and Gen Douglas MacArthur on the Illinois presidential primary ballot. Primary open April 1 with advisory status and nonbinding delegates. McCormick requests his name not be used. MacArthur may withdraw by February 26 pending word from his camp. Wendell Willkie in New York says he will run if McCormick publically announces in time to file.
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Chicago
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Douglas Mar
Arthur
Springfield
Tlinois
MacArthur
W. F. Mclaughlin
Douglas MacArthur
President Club
McCormick
Wendell £. Willkie
New York
Aged Huron Resident Dies This Morning
Mrs. Carneshultz, an 80 plus year old widow of Louis Schultz, died this morning in a Huron hospital where she had been since before Christmas. She had fractured a hip after a fall at the home of Mrs. Minnie Johnson and had been hospitalized since. Survived by her son Frank Schultz of Huron. one daughter predeceased in the 1918 influenza epidemic. She lived with Mrs. J. H. Rentsch at 231 Idaho Avenue Southeast and was a Grace Episcopal Church member.
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Carneshultz
J. H. Rentsch
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Huron Hospital
Schultz
Minnie Johnson
Louis Schultz
Grace Episcopal Church
Frank Schultz
Huron
AWOL Soldier Nabbed In Pierre
Two men one a soldier reported AWOL from Rapid City air base and a discharged soldier were held in the Pierre base Boardhouse. They were apprehended in Gettysburg after leaving a Rapid City rented auto and hitchhiking eastward. Military police and AG investigators aided the arrest.
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Pierre
Gettysburg
Attorney General
Nab Sioux Falls Man 7 In Stolen Car Case
Joshua Marriner, 60, operator of a Sioux Falls nightclub, was held on a federal warrant charging conspiracy in transporting a stolen car across interstate lines. He is the fifth arrest in a week linked to transporting a car from North Dakota to Elk Point and then to Sioux City.
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Nab
Sioux Falls
Joshua Marriner
West Twelfth Street
Marriner
North Dakota
Elk Point
Sioux City
Farm Bankruptcy Case Heads to Jury in N D Conspiracy
Minot North Dakota February 5 With the defense resting the Frazier Lemke Act conspiracy case looked to go to the jury today Three of five defendants testified Olaf Braatelsen Crosby attorney suspended conciliation commissioner Sam Samingson Crosby farmer and Leo Mahoney publisher and mayor of Columbus spoke The other two defendants Martin Fossum and Gilles Bailard farmers near Ambrose did not testify
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Minot
N. D
Olaf Braatelsen
Crosby
Sam Samingson
Leo Mahoney
Columbus
Martin Fossum
Gilles Bailard
Near
Ambrose
Dunkerque Bombed in Toulon Raid Report
A Vichy controlled radio said the French battleship Dunkerque was hit during yesterday's bombing of Toulon and remains burning.
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Dunkerque
London
Vichy Radio
Toulon
Blake Plans Appeal Over Memorial Building Move
Pierre, Feb 5 The circuit judge cleared the way for a possible appeal by A B Blake regarding moving the state free library commission into the Soldiers and Sailors World War Memorial Building. Judge Hughes ruled use of the memorial as headquarters would be illegal and contrary to its purpose. The appeal would follow Blake’s March order for the east wing to be prepared for the commission now housed in the Capitol. The action was brought by Patrick and Jacobsen, supporters of the memorial fund.
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Blake
Huron
Germans blame Western invasion threat for eastern defeats
Swedish dispatches from Berlin report the German press links ongoing reverses in the east to fears of an Allied invasion in Western Europe. The Nachtausgabe notes defense of the west is Germany’s main 1944 task, aimed at delaying Russians and enabling a future western attack.
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Spouckhuolm
Europe
Berlin
West
Germany
Nachtausgabe i
Hans C. Jensen Dies After Six Weeks Ill in Huron
Hans C. Jensen a retired employee of the Chicago and North Western Railway died in a Huron hospital after a six week illness. He suffered a paralysis stroke on Christmas day and did not recover. Born March 27, 1877 in Castle Minnesota he is survived by a widow six sons and two daughters including Louie Ralph Jamis Walter Madison John and Robert in Navy service and Mrs Sam Biggerstaff and Mrs H W Phillips. Also surviving are three sisters and a daughter Irene and a son Frank have predeceased him. He was a member of IOOF lodge in Huron.
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Hans C. Jensen
Chicago & North Western Railway
Huron
Mr. Jensen
Castle
Minn
Louie
Ralph
Jamis
Walter
Madison
Wis
John
Robert
U. S. Navy
Sam Biggerstuff
H. W_ Phillips
Iron Mountain
Mich
F. D. Manaty
Custer
James H. McWaters
Evanston
Ill
Anton Skierhelm
Red Wing
Irene
Frank
IOOF
Berlin rubble to take years to clear eight years
Berliners call the city the Reich's city of ruin as specialists warn eight years are needed to clear debris. A German broadcast quotes Goebbels as city father noting rebuilding would occur in a comparatively short time with preparatory work already underway.
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Berlin
Bern
Switzerland
Reich
Budapest
I de Lausanne
Propa Anda
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Berin
Lithuania Proclaims Mobilization Against Russian Advance
Lithuania proclaims mobilization of certain age classes and issues a warning to defend against advancing Russians, as reported by the German controlled Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithuania
Stockholm
Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau
Coyote and Robotr Hunt Planned in Kellogg Township
Notice announces a coyote and pest hunt sunday feb 6 to cover Kellogg Township. District residents report heavy losses to sheep up to 25 in one night. Meetings at Virgil and eight miles west of Virgil at 1 pm with trucks transporting hunters. Proceeds to Red Cross. No rifles allowed.
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Kellogg Township
Virgil
Red Cross
FOR SALE And Wanted Notices From Alpena Area
Classified snippets list items for sale including an oak built in cupboard, an Underwood typewriter, a 250 egg incubator with accessories, a gas heated pressure tank, and employment for clerks at Red Owl in Huron. A lost gold graduation ring with initials E and Mt is offered for a reward. Names include Carl Schortzmen Glenn Hurd Evelyn Maass and locations Alpena Huron Yale.
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Red Owl
Huron
Glenn Hurd
Evelyn Maass
Yale
S. T
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Stags
Bolero Border
Patricia Hall
United Nations
R. L. “Bobby” Croswail
H. L. Crosswail
Piedmont
New Gaines Sector
Woonsecket High School
Wapid City
Alt Corps
River Meet
U.S
Pacific Battle Grounds
ANAS
Ouam
Carolines
Truk
New Guinea
E Tokyo
Pan
Pian
Aleutians
Solomon Islands
Ellioe I
Hawaii
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Mexicon
Pacific Ocean
Cupas
Southwest Pacific
U. 5
Demos
Fdr
Paul Hichard Long
St Louis
Boy
Lad
Rip
Woonsocket Farmer
E. C. Verhelst
Ancy Lang
Surgice
Fred Osman
Hitchcock
Evelyn. Sorenson
Francis Hine
de Smet
Clarence Mettler
Wessington
Charles Haines
Peter Christensen
Darlene Hart
Andrew Erickson
Martin Erickson
Sixth Street
el Paso
Texebdas
McOrmick
GOP
Hughes
Russia
Jong
Carl Schortzmen
Alpena
Underwood Typewriter
Huronite
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