Market News Swine Prices Steady Amid Mixed Livestock
Market notes from Watertown and Sioux City report hog prices steady with some cuts, cattle and sheep generally steady or up slightly. Hog weights 170-190 lbs around 32.00, sows firm to higher, cows and calves show varied ranges, cattle feedlot and butcher figures mixed across Sioux City Sioux Falls and Saint Paul markets.
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Watertown
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Usige
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Markets Report from Huron and Mitchell Produce Bureaus
Daily market notes from Huron include prices for heavy breed and leghorn poultry, hens, roosters, eggs, and butterfat. Huron grain lists Wheat prices No 1 2 and 3 dark northern. Chicago and New York updates cover live poultry butter eggs cheese and wholesale price levels. Mitchell lists hens, roosters, turkeys ducks geese eggs and butterfat with small livestock figures.
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Huron
New York
Watertown Produce Prices from Watertown Journal
Watertown report lists prices for live poultry and eggs including colored springs leghorn springs and stags, hens at various weights, heavy and leghorn roosters, ducks, hennery exits, eggs No 1 and No 2, and butterfat No 1 and No 2 with figures in cents per pound or per dozen. The data reflects market rates and commodity values as of February 10.
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Watertown Produce
Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Leghorn
Hennery
Minneapolis Grain Futures Highlight Mixed Wheat and Rye Quotes
Minneapolis traders saw mixed activity on February 10 with May wheat at 1615, July 1595, Sept 1585 and rye May 124, May oats at 78. Cash closes firm with No 1 heavy dark northern wheat around 1.64 and durum above 1.62, corn No 3 yellow about 1.09 to 1.11. Receipts today totaled 326 with trading basis unchanged.
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Minneapolis
nneapolIs
al. Winiar
Chicago grain futures in steady trading near closing quotes
Chicago futures show wheat edging lower with May and Sept contracts around 168 to 170 while rye and oats trend mixed. Rye May about 130 and Barley and corn activity listed alongside a broad mix of industrials and equities in late price quotes.
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Chicago
Dee
Willkie outlines eight point farm program in Speech
Wendell L. Willkie urged farmers to avoid the lure of a free market and endorsed a price support system. He presented an eight point plan including strengthening administration, expanding markets, reducing production controls, a national conservation program, fair farm price support, broader nutritious food distribution, scientific farming expansion, and global cooperation for prosperity.
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Dis Moines
Wendell L. Willkie
Willie
Willkie
Tuove
Beadle Quota Receives $246 910 War Loan Allocation
Pierre February 10 The South Dakota War Loan drive gains momentum with a $7 466 000 boost from state bond purchases and reinvestments. Six departments completed allotments to counties with Beadle receiving $246 910 and other counties listed, shaping total toward a 324 000 000 target.
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South
Dakota
Youngquist
Board] of Finance
South Dakota
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Hand
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Hyde
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Miner
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Sanborn
Spink
Sully
British Apology Over Swedish Red Cross Ship Attack
A British minister said London has been instructed to express regret for the reported bombing and machine-gunning of a Swedish Red Cross ship in the Aegean Sea by attack planes, amid tensions and diplomatic signaling.
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London
Stocktroln Teel
Red Cross
Aegean Sea
Fred Beardshear Dies at 64 in Lead Hospital
Frederick D. Beardshear, 64, longtime superintendent of Homestake Mining Company lumber and timber department for 23 years, died this morning at Homestake Hospital in Lead after illness. Survived by family and longtime service record noted.
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Speareish
Fred. Beardshear
Lumber and Timber Department
Homestake “Mining” Company
Homestake
Lead
Fastest Plane Built From Wreck Could Reach 400 MPH
At a Central Pacific base a wrecked Airacobra P-39 and parts from other planes were used to assemble a claimed fastest fighter. Test pilot Lt. Carl P. Mirray said it could exceed all known speeds, with 400 miles an hour as a cruising pace. T/Sgt. Harry Stzhlke led most of the build, and the plane was named Question Mark pending flight tests.
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Associated Fress
7Th Aaf
Central Pacific
Pacific
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Englewood
N. J
Murray
Harry Stzhlke
Wonewee
Wis
Soil Conservation Payments In 44 Will Be Largest Ever Distributed
The Wet Food Administration announced details of a 1944 soil conservation program distributing upwards of 290000000 among farmers using practices to boost crop output. Payments cover a large share of practice costs, with some areas receiving limestone and phosphates. farmers report compliance themselves as agents will not be sent due to manpower shortage.
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Washington
Wet Food Administration
WFA
Agricultural ‘Adjustment Agency
Price Panel Warns Against Repeating Ceiling Violations
After an investigation by Andrew Jacobsen community investigator, a Huron retail career was summoned by the Sioux Falls District Office of Price Administration to answer 13 charges of price centre violation. The store owner pleaded guilty and promised future compliance, so the panel dismissed the charges as the violations were without intent to profit and due to ignorance of food pricing regulations. Belva Bennett, price panel director, stated the panel has no authority over second offences and such cases would go to the Sioux Falls district office for action.
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Andrew Jacobsen
Huron
Sioux Falls
Price Administration
Jocal Price Panel
Irs
Belva Bennett
Clean Plate Club Campaign Detailed By Beadie County Committee
A 2006 conservation effort explained at Beadie County Nutrition Committee meeting at Red Cross HQ outlines a countywide Clean Plate Club campaign planned for the week of March. The aim is to curb food waste to ensure meals for military, lease and civilian needs, with War Food Administration figures Theodore Niekisch and J. P. Isaksen presenting how the program succeeded in a Lan sing, Michigan trial.
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Beadie County Nudition Committee
Red Cross
Lansing, Mich
Theodore Niekisch
J. P. Isaksen
War Food Administration Office of Distribution
Crecelius Injured In Accident While Stationed At Long Beach
Robert Crecelius aviation machinist's mate third class is seriously injured in an accident and hospitalised in Long Beach California with a fractured pelvis. He recently visited his parents on avenue before returning to duty. Alfred Huson of Cavour returned from a two week visit with relatives in Detroit.
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Robert Crecelius
Eér
Crecelius
Long Beach
Navy
Ave
Detroit
Cavour
Alfred Huson
Tax Striker Vivien Kellems Pays One Instalment
Philadelphia report notes Vivien Kellems, the anti income tax protester from Westport Connecticut, paid a single instalment last Tuesday. She maintains the broader demand that taxpayers ignore tax bills and instead apply funds to postwar reserves.
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Philadelphia
Vivien’ Kellems
Westport
Conn
August Bramow Dies After Illness Near Huron Farm
August Bramow died Wednesday night in a hospital at 4 15 in the afternoon after a short illness. He lived with his daughter Mrs August Timm on a farm five miles southeast of Huron. A baby girl named Georgia Lynn was born to Mr and Mrs George E Muser at the hospital weighing eight pounds.
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August Timm
Huron
George
E.muser
Ot’ de Saet Dna
Georgia Lynn
Bricker Charges British Interfere In U.S. Election
Ohio Governor John W Bricker a Republican presidential hopeful accused a segment of the British press of meddling in the U S presidential race during a Washington news conference. He said the United States should choose its own president without outside interference and spoke on war victory as the top campaign issue.
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Washington
John W. Bricker
Ohio
United States
Roosevelt
Bricker
Farm Bureau leaders oppose wide crop insurance extension
Farm Bureau officials Edward A. ONeal and Dr C O Wolfe urged continuation of crop insurance for wheat and cotton but opposed government premium payments for war crops. They argued against Fulmer plan to subsidize half premiums on cotton corn wheat and tobacco and full premiums on eight other crops, calling it unsound and increasing farmer dependence on subsidies.
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Edward A. O’neal
C. O. Wolfe
Kansas Federation
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Fubner
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Wolfe
Youngquist Seeks Republican renomination for State Treasurer
Pierre February 10 E S Youngquist state treasurer announced his candidacy for Republican renomination to succeed himself for another term. Former banker and real estate man, he served before election during bank liquidations across the state. Residence listed as Rapid City. Also notes Governor Sharpe's plan to seek reelection. In hospitals list many admissions at Huron and surrounding towns. Notice to Elks calls meeting at Elks Hall to attend funeral services for B B Thurston.
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Pierre
E. Youngquist
Rapid City
M.Q. Sharpe
Corporations Get Wallace Warning
Vice President J A Wallace warned on February 10 in Seattle that postwar goals must mobilize big business through cooperative leadership or unemployment will rise. He urged vigorous cooperation among labor government and corporations to prevent a recession and counter anti fascist forces. He argued postwar unemployment could exceed 14 million if action is delayed.
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J. A. Wallace
Funeral Is Friday For B. B. Thurston
Funeral services for Henjamin U. Thurston will be held Friday at 8 pm at the Methodist Church in Huron with Dr Wilcox officiating. The body will be shipped to Diego for burial in the family lot there. Active pallbearers include P Y. R. Geyerman Pete Case Clive Hinesley Roy Gallup R E Weida Buell Cotton, with honorary bearers John Lewin Warren Harry Steele George Wilker Frank Meyers Nick Amy. Mr Thurston born December 24 1870 in wanee Til moved to Dakota Territory 1885 later lived on a farm on Jim River south of Huron. He married Lillian F. Miter June 4 1897. He divided time between Diego and Huron and left surviving Everett Attle Mrs Edna Hoffman Witthrop Wash Mrs Ema Cattan Baron Carl M in Navy San Francisco William B Ian and Charles P Huron plus three sisters Mrs Vern White Santa Monica Calif Mrs Carrie Shaw Wykoff Minn and Mrs May Nissen Evanston IL. He was preceded in death by 16 brothers and two sisters Frank of Huron and the Rev Albert Thurston of Minneapolis Alice Anderron Elizabeth Green of Newisu Kan. He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Huron Elks Ber.
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Ian
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Wykoff
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May Nissen
Evanston
Weather continues in South Dakota snow drifts and wind
Snow and blustery winds plague eastern South Dakota as cities from Yankton to Sioux Falls report drifting snow and subzero temps. Mitchell sees heavier snow up to a foot, while Pierre and Aberdeen face strong winds. Yankton bridge traffic halted since 2 am amid drifting and drifting roads westward. Continuous Arctic air moves in with subzero readings and worsening wind chill.
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Philip
Huron
Yankton
Mitchell
Pierre
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Sioux Falls
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Tertown
Coyote and Tax Hunt Planned in Hartland Township
A Sunday hunt in Hartland Township aims to control destructive pests with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross. Hunters meet at Meier Service Station Wolsey at 1:00 PM and transport to the hunting ground is provided.
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Meier
Wolsey
Red Cross
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