Market News: Livestock Prices Mixed at Armour Yard
Market notes from Armour Yard report weaker cattle trends with receipts around 600, hogs up to 2.15 top and steady to higher early trade, lambs strong, sheep scarce, feeders weak, and cattle market showing mixed strength across weight classes. At Watertown, hogs steady, butchers 6.35 to 7.40, lambs rising to 10, and feeders 7.50 to 9.00 with veals strong near 14.00.
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Armour Stock Yards
Laos
Watertown
Huron and Watertown Markets Report Poultry Prices
Prices for heavy hens leghorn hens and other fowl across Huron Watertown Sioux City and Mitchell markets reported daily by telephone. Butterfat eggs and butter prices listed with station and grade distinctions. Includes multiple city figures and varying weights and days Feb 20.
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Huron
Ennery
Eges
Orn
Watertown
Mitchell
Wheat Prices Rise As Market Recovers Further
Wheat continues its recovery trend with a session rise to the best level in weeks. Traders cite higher buying support and wary demand outlook for new crops in the southwest and rail freight concerns. Cash and futures quotes show mixed gains across grades, led by northern and hard winter classes, with basis trading largely unchanged.
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Iran
Minneapolis
Minnesota-South Dakota
Cattle and Hogs Price Notes From St Paul and Sioux City Sales
Livestock prices and trends from St Paul and Sioux City report mixed activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle sold unevenly with feeders steady to weak, steers 9.1 to 10.50, cows 6.25 to 7.00, vealers good to choice. hogs 7500 head, demand buoyed by afar feed costs. sheep 4500 head with limited early bids.
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Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Thuredey South St, Paul
FS M. N
Sioux City
Soux City
Isle
Refrigerator market brief appears amid mixed poultry outlook
A brief market note reports refrigerators, best 15 15 percent six and 144 percent figures, while poultry appears weaker. The fragment references unclear statistics and product categories, with no clear entities or dates to anchor.
Stock Prices Ease Off At Closing
Stock market ends with subdued activity as buyers found few offerings and bid higher into mid day before retreating. Volume nears 450000 shares as prices close under best levels with sparse deal flow and mixed optimism for selected names and sectors.
Hearing on New Trial for Rogers in Huron Court
Circuit Judge Boyd presided this afternoon over a motion for a new trial for Tony Rogers, a Huron youth convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon in January. Petitioner W C Peterson claims affidavits show prosecution witnesses gave false testimony at trial. State's Attorney T H Luby argued for the state while Peterson represented Rogers.
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Boyd
Benson
Tony Rogers
Huron
Hrcurt
W. C. Peterson
Regers
Rank
Ed Rogers
Hegg
T. H. Luby
Peterson
Rogers
Board Seeks Sanitarium Matron Applicants in Beadle County
Beadle County commissioners will review applications for county sanitarium matron on March 4 during the regular session. The current matron Lydia Larsen’s term ends March 31. she indicated she cannot serve the fall term. Applicants must be registered nurses and may submit at the county auditor’s office.
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Beadle County
Balkan tensions loom as Greece fights to hold line
The report notes German interests and Bulgarian-Romanian frontier activity shadowing Greece as its army resists Italian advances in Albania. No decisive change in frontline positions is seen, while Balkan capitals offer scant news amid soaring speculation on German aims. Meanwhile U S action on naval base funding and a local Huron camera club meeting are recorded alongside hospital admissions and dismissals.
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Bulgaria
Greece
Balkan
Italy
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
U. S
Guam
Samoa
Diverse appeared company share quotes snippet from New York market page
A fragmented OCR capture lists numerous firms with percentage figures and partial names, including Deere and Co Sperry Douglas Kodak StandOil and US Steel. The text reads like a stock board snapshot with varied percent values and incomplete company identifiers. It references New York curb pricing and dated February in New York.
College Students Show Varied Recital At Huron Music Dept
College music students performed a varied program ranging from Handel to Paderewski in a college chapel recital. Notable pieces included Schumann Knight Errant for three pianos and duets in Schubert and Gadowsky works. Performers such as Kathryn Kiel Patricia Kadlacek Marjory Jones Martha Phillips Estel Janssen and Lola Stubbs received praise for artistry and poise.
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Department of Music
Hurib Siu
Grace Eley
Mise Edith’Carver
Handel
Paderewski
Kathryn Ann Kiel
Patricia Kadlacek
Miss Finley
Schumann
Huron
Marjory Jones
Martha Phillips
Marjory
P. Scott
Donny Brook Fair
Martha
Godard
Cyril Scott
Peggy Teuber
Estel Jarissen
Alene Gibbs
Dorothy Elwood
Ase
Serte Wolke i
Schubert
Solveig Linnett
Dorothy Kiel
Lola Stubbs
Marjorie Walker
Gadowsky
A.mlk
Mathers Speaks on Washington at Masonic Dinner
The Rev Thomas Mathers urged Huron Masons to strip away myth surrounding George Washington and focus on his daily conduct and real greatness at the annual Washington birthday dinner. About 170 Masons attended the event, served by Eastern Star Chapter members led by Mrs Ralph Howers and Mrs Ted Edwards, with student musical numbers under Miss Helen Buchanan and Miss Sadie Bissell.
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Wal
George Washington
Thomas Mathers
Washington
Grace Episcopal Church
Eastern Star Chapter
Ralph Howers
Ted Edwards
Huron Public ‘School
Helen Buchanan
Sadie Bissell
Quayle linked to finance panel in DNC plot claims
The contended testimony ties Dan Quayle to a New Jersey and New York Democratic affairs scramble. Tobey recounts a telephone call and a cab arrangement coordinated by Waynesson, then chair of the DNC finance committee, with Quayle serving as treasurer at the time.
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Olds
North B
Corolina Cigarette
New Jersey
New York
Democratic State Committee
Thebes
Quayle
New A. Jersey
Tobey
Foans
Ted
Arid Mente Reynolds
Wayne Son
Democratic National Committee
British Aid Reaches Page One With Safe Positio
Fragmentary OCR quotes suggest discussion on aid continuation and political positions. Senator Bailey and Senator Johnson are cited as venturing remarks about administration support and party stance. The text hints at a debate on foreign aid and partisan alignment, with distant references to California.
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Becaue
Bailey
Ator Johnson
California
Three High School Boys to Wear Wigs in Play Tomorrow
Three Fites Bisa Sepont high school boys will perform in Conrad Seller’s Our Girls tomorrow night in the auditorium. Joe Zook John Vanderhart and Joe Grace will wear dresses wigs and feminine attire for the junior class presentation. The lads face a comic challenge as a stocking run and the prospect of speaking in a deep voice tests their patience.
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Conrad Seller
Joe Zook
John Vanderhart
Joe Grace
Huron Rabbit Hunting Club Praised At Annual Banquet
U.S. Forest Service director A. Le Fora praised Huron Rabbit Hunting Club as a permanent, uniquely focused group aiding shelterbelt goals. About 150 attended in Odd Fellows hall with turkey dinners by Rebekah Lodge. Ford cited club as a model, noting donations from bunny drives fund relief efforts and Christmas charities. Rabbit control has cut jackrabbit numbers by about 60 percent, aiding trees and shelterbelts. Additional speakers included Wichmann, Ferrer, Pierce, Fuss, Robinson, Sether, with Doyle as toastmaster.
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Huron Rabbit
United Vs
le Fora
U. S. Forest Service
Huron Organization
Ford
Iron Lung Fund
Forest Service
South Dakota
Barr Ih Wichmann
E. K. Ferrer
Desociate Forester
Bart Pierce
Binl Fuss
State school committee urges reforms and press caution
A nine member committee led by Senator Irwin R. Erickson calls for restrictions on publishing names of students and religious instruction expansion while proposing improved fire safety and detention room use at the girls dormitory. The panel seeks a more sympathetic view of the school and warns against biased reporting that could harm the institution’s reputation.
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Irwin R. Erickson
Vermillion
Getty
Fies
Wess
Dakota State ‘School
Mame Wiedemann Named Spy Leader in Hitler Era Suit
In San Francisco a divorcee recounts payments and influence claims around Fritz Wiedemann, Hitler’s envoy in the United States. She alleges Wiedemann headed German espionage efforts here, while Nazi officials including Goebbels and Goering vouched for his consular duties. The testimony covers letters, money requests, and Wiedemann’s negotiations with German film interests.
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San Francisco
Fritz Wiedemann
Adolf Hitler
America
Mann
Hitler
Utant
Germany
Crockett
Wiedem
Gill
United States
Wi ‘es We _Hoecker
Wiedemann
McRockett
Pring
Ees
Bi Wiedemann
Wiedmann
Lea
Cr Cett
New York
St. Wag
Wirmann
Wormstadt Pays Fine In Municipal Court
Walter Wormstadt of Huron pleaded guilty to operating a rendering plant and was fined $8.30 with $25 suspended on the condition he clean up his farm and town place and discontinue the business. The charge was filed by Leonard Dunn, state veterinarian.
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Wormstadt
Walter Wormstadt
Anto
Mur Pal
Wormstil
Leonard 5
Dunn
Erinarian
Strikes Spread Across Multiple Plants and Regions
A Majority of 5,900 workers at the International Harvester Company voted for strike action. CIO unions including United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers saw walkouts at Chicago area plants, Rock Falls, Richmond Indiana, and other sites. A Nash Kelvinator plant in Kenosha voted to strike, with walkouts in San Diego shipyards and related facilities. A March 1 shipment pause is noted for a two story home inventory.
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Ament Workers Organizing Committee
McCormic Othe
International Parventer Company
I. A
Chicago
Fractor
Rock Falls
Richmond
Ind
CIO
United Electrical
Fiadio and Machine Workers
Mises
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