Swine Market Steady at Armour Stock Yards
Huron and Sioux Falls area markets report steady hog prices with top at 7.40. Cattle and sheep receipts around 100 and 500 respectively stay steady, while regional produce markets list varied price ranges for eggs, butterfat, and poultry. Chicago and New York prices thread through the report with futures and cash quotations noted for dairy and grain commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York
Hog Prices Edge Higher Then Open Slump In Chicago Market
Chicago February hog market shows improved tone with steady to slightly lower prices after a 10 cent drop. Slaughter hogs 18,000 head, steer prices rise 10 to 15 cents, sheep bids unclear. Cattle and calf numbers solid, prime steers scarce, heifers 9.00 to 10.50, vealers to 34.90, thin stockers 8.00 to 9.25, salable sheep around 10.50 bid levels.
St Paul Livestock Auction Prices and Ranges
Cattle salable 2,600 with steer and heifer prices steady to weak. Cows and bulls steady. stockers and feeders quiet. Calves 1,500 with vealers steady and good to choice 11.60 to 12.50. Hogs 6,000 salable, openings active and steady. top 180-240 lbs 10.65 to 11.75. Sheep 7,000 salable, early business slow. Wednesday lambs weak to 15 lower, top 10.10. Also notes from Bronx City Livestock with 1,600 calves receipts 50, hogs 5,300, steady to strong bids. cattle mostly higher on steers and yearlings, hogs strong in 180-240 lb range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlaere
Chicago
St. Paul
F.S. MN. S
Bronx City
City
Markets at a Glance Feb 3 Key Price Movements
New York stocks and commodities show mixed moves with rails weaker and metals steady. Wheat unsettled in Chicago. corn demand fair. hogs and cattle active with top steer at 24.25. No 1 red durum around 71 to 72. Prices quoted for No 4 yellow corn and flax No 1 with sparse details.
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New York
Bombay
Boston
Chicago
Katy
Wheat Recovers After Downturn
Wheat prices dipped to the lowest since last September but rebounded to close with little loss in new crop contracts. Market factors included weak securities, domestic wheat agitation, and European reports, with dust in the southwest and stronger flour demand offering support. May 79 1/2, July 74 3/4, corn mixed, oats down. Huron grain market lists various wheat and barley grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Leaders Show Fractional Losses
New York February 13 The stock market faced renewed selling with leading issues dipping fractional points. Some broader swings appeared among inactives as timid buying returned later. closing quotes show declines in most major active stocks with scattered modest advances among a few names.
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New York
Wheeler seeks curb on press and radio broadcasters
Senator Wheeler of Montana warned that propaganda in newspapers and by columnists and radio commentators has become so widespread that official action is needed. He asked Mutual Broadcasting for copies of talks by radio commentators and similar data from National and Columbia networks, citing one sided sponsored news segments on lease lend and neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
Montana Democrat
Senate Interstate Commerce
Webber
Mutual Broadcasting Company
National
Columbuia
Old Russian Trading Post Still Stands On Coast Of California
Fort Ross in California preserves a redwood chapel and stockade from Russia’s early 19th century fort and trading station. Historians note occupation ended due to unprofitable fishing and farming and English diplomatic pressure. The site is now a state monument reflecting Russia’s historic stake on the California coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fort Ross
Cal
Reb. Il
Moscow
Russia
Aes
Cifornia
England
Norwegian bishops warned by nazified state over anti-violence letter
Osle reports say police and shared departments banned teaching in Norwegian churches of a circular by bishops criticizing violence in a Nazi-ruled country. The letter, read in several churches, warned Norway’s crisis is not a Christian conflict and called for lawful resistance as church leaders face charges from Prof Ragnar Skanke, the Nazi government commissioner.
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OLM
Sweden
Osle
Norway
Oslo
Ragnar Skapke
Voning
Skanke
Supreme’court
College Speaker Discusses Prayer at Huron College
Dr H E Dierenfield spoke during chapel at Huron College on prayer and its purposes including belief in God, the value of prayer, and that prayer works. Lloyd Muself led the service with a Yale background and performers Edith Caver Marjorie Walker Lara Stubbs Lois Stuart Estel Janssen provided music. Curtis Rainy led the fireside discussion on marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dierenfield
Huron College
Dr. Dierenfield
Lloyd Muself
Yale
Chapel
Edith Cayver
Marjorie Walker
Lara Stubbs
Lois Stuart
Estel Janssen
College
Dierenfield
Curtis Rainy
Huron
Reunion With Master Fails To Save Laddie
Ten year old Laddie the dog died at the Monterey Presidio four days after a cross country journey. The dog fasted after separation from Private Everett Scott of Fort Ord who left a Chanute Kansas area farm to serve in the army. The heart condition and long ordeal led to the canine’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calin
Laddie
Prief
Monterey Presidio
Fort Ord
Everett Scott
Chanute
Ken
Company Share Tablet Reflects Varied Industrial Leaders
A compressed listing shows diverse corporations and brands with fluctuating shares and percentages. Notable entities include GenMotors, USSteel, DuPont, Sperry Corp, Swift Co, Goodyear, United Airlines, and Woolworth, among others, across multiple sectors and markets.
Army experiments with balloon barrage at Fort Lewis
Washington reports undersecretary Robert Patterson announced a new mobile balloon barrage unit to test protective balloons at Fort Lewis Washington. Contracts totaling about 13.7 million dollars fund six of eight leased balloons and equipment, forming from the existing balloon observation squadron for trials and potential redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Washington
Fort,Lewis
Aix
Robert P. Patterson
War Department
Ye Hegilgo
Fort Lewis
Far West Fort
Army
West Indies
Trinidad
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Paneman Canal
South Atlantic
Newfoundand
St. Lucia
British Guiana
Antigua
Patterson
Jamaica
Bahamas
Tipsy Driver Fined In Municipal Court
John Hammer proprietor of a service station east of milepost on Highway 14 pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 50 dollars by Judge CoN in municipal court. Hammier was also cited for driving with a suspended license and one additional entry. Ben C Wipf forfeited a one dollar bond after being fined for improper parking after police records showed his car sparking near a No Parking sign.
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John Hammer
of Me Ay
Municipal “ Court
Hammier
Ben C. Wipf
Wipf
Youthful Bandit Is Given Life Sentence
A Minnesota farm youth, Herman Peters, age 7, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Anamosa reformatory for robbing the McIntyre Savings Bank at McIntyre, Iowa, of about 240 dollars. He pleaded guilty in district court and was arrested at his uncle’s home after the Monday afternoon bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Savings
McIntyre
Herman Peters
Minnesota
Ana‘mosa
Peters
Jack Peters
Pear Chester
Joe Fr
Beadle County Auditor Under Petticoat Rule
Beadle County's auditor's office enters a "petticoat administration" as Ed Youngs resigns to hand duties to deputy Miss Marie Kulawik who will lead until March 1 when auditor-elect Howard T. Shober takes over Youngs to manage Aberdeen Flying Service and join Huron Flying Service briefly. Shober has prepared to assume duties after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Petticoat
Ed Youngs
Marie. Kulawik
Howard T. Shaper
Youngs
Aberdeen Flying Service
Huron Flying Service
Huron
Aberdeen
Shober
Warn Americans To Leave Orient Japan Believed Preparing Thrust
Washington reports indicate diplomatic quarters fear Japan may launch a sudden move in the Far East against British or Dutch holdings. Secretary Hull confirmed renewed warnings for Americans to return home as a precaution while officials refrain from predicting Japan’s exact moves. An Australian statement cited the war entering a new, more grave stage with possible advances toward the Dutch Indies or Singapore.
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Orient
Japan
Dutch Indies
Far East
Netherlands
Suil
Americana
United States
Hull
South Pacific
Ast Indies
Singa
Britain
Hill
Tokyo
Shanghai
Axis war moves and Balkan front rumors in North Africa
The report notes no German mention in Mussolini Franco talks but cites Balkan defense proposals among Bulgaria Greece Yugoslavia and Turkey. It says about 600000 German troops may be in Romania with possible pushes toward the Mediterranean via Greece and Turkey. British African forces push on three fronts with Cheren and El Genna positions cited as key, while Italian Eritrea operations near Massawa progress slowly.
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North Africa
Germany
Balkans
Rumania
Bulgaria
Greece
Tur‘le
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Eritrea
Cherens
Cheren
Elgena
Massena
Fibanita
Gefonsen
Shane
Tsitter i
Devol
Skumbi
Vaileya
Arnold broadside on unions cost of living claims in construction
Washington dispatch summarizes Attorney General remarks criticizing labor unions in the building trades. Arnold alleges price inflation via make-work systems, exclusive bargaining, and pressure to hire unions, noting government enforcement policy debates and the Supreme Court hutcheson decision as context. He cites strikes, prefabrication exclusion, and efforts to push independent firms out of business.
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Arnold
Washington
Thurman
Tome
Armald
Labar Poliv
Supreme Court
Ageins
National
Lat. Board
Huiing
Mary Jane Gilbert Sweepstake Winner
Mary Jane Gilbert wins the weekly coloring contest sweepstake prize for best color work. Ten prizes are awarded to Huron area boys and girls who color a page of the Evening Huronite Saturday comics. entrants must have names on entries and reach the newspaper by 9 o clock Wednesday.
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Mary Jane Gilbert
Rozemary Fitzgerald
Bobby Fitzgerald
Ruth
Donna Jean
Dubro
Carolyn Lou Lindsay
July Blake
Harold James
Patricia Teautnet
Haron
Carol Williams
Yale
Huron
Huronite
Dr Eversull Heads Fargo Executives Club
Dr. Frank Eversull, ex president of Huron College and current president of North Dakota State College at Fargo, was elected president of the Fargo Executives Club at the annual reorganizational meeting. The club gathers leaders of prominent organizations to study executive problems and international affairs, with planned speakers in Fargo including Sir Charles Morgan-Webb Miss Ella Eastow Hawthorne Daniel and Maj Thomas A B Ditton the Flying Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ¥. Eversull
Huron College
North Dakota State College
Fargo
Fargo Executives Club
Farga
Charles Morgan-Webb
Ella Eastow
Hawthorne Daniel
Maj
Thomas A. B. Ditton
Parks Couple Leave for Peoria on Company Transfer
Mr and Mrs George E Parks depart for Chicago then Peoria where Parks is transferred by Standard Oil as a lubricating engineer. L Bailey, manager of the divisional office, calls it a promotion and notes a successor here has not been named. Also a stray line on average heights ends the clipping.
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Parks
Peoria
George E. Parks
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Harop
L. Bailey
Standard 07
Parke
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Watertown
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SIOUK_FALLS
Ieee
Price
Sucre
Yearlings
Amet Eee Eee
Tata Ae
Minneapolis
Joly
Associated Press
AirRedue
LoftIne
Adskadun
MackTruck
AlleghCorp
MarahField
Rivendive
MiamiCop
MintinnRan
Aco
AmPow
Amrad&sis Be
Wusmeviawe Ae
MinMol Imp
MontWard
Merei
Sco
Nash-Kelv
Ateiscule
Max
Master
ConOit
Servel
ContCorm
ShellUni
ConMotor
Simmons
Ildel
SoconyVac
SouthPac
CurtisWrt
Southway
Curtisswrta
SperryCorp
Deere&Co
Spiegel Inc
DouglasAire
StandBrands
Dupont
Standgas&el of
East Kodak
StandOil Cel
ElAutoLite
ElPow&Lt
StandOil NJ
Firstont&r
Stewart Te GenElec
Stones Web
GenFoods
Studebaker
GenMotors
Swift&Co
Gillette
TexasCarp
Goodrich
TimAilBear
Gavrt&r
TransAm
Gihirorcel
GtNorRypt
Greyhound
UnidAirlines
Hard-Walker
UnidAirer'tt
Homestake
UnitedBisc
Hudson Motor
UnitedCorp
DiCentra
UnGaslop
IndueRayon
Usgyvsum
IntBusMach
Usrubber
intHarvester
Ussteel
IntNickCan
Ussteel Pf
York
Fea
U.S. Army
Lave Zink
Wessington
Et Ec
Itzert
Aaron
Shirley Foos
Alpena
Sohnson
Woonsocket
Buell
Alta Ball
Gus
Rohde
Fredrick
Shirley Foot
Htein
Knox
Navy
Ty Stroyers
County Auditor's Office
Dr. Eversull
Fargo Club
Hedblom
Cuttie
Black Angel
Eden Val ‘Care Mer
Ban
H. H. Redl
Iroquois
Manchester
New Hampshire
Halverson
Bancroft
Bath
Mitchell, Blunt
Cole
Ave
FHA
Cigar Store
St Bat
Tee Ens Sabbit
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