Hog Quotations Fall in Tuesday Swine Markets
Armour Stockyards Huron reports mixed livestock moves with hogs down 5 to 15 cents and tops at 12.50 while long haul hogs stay firm, cattle mostly steady, and sheep easing up to 25 cents. Cows strong, stockers and feeders tight. beef cattle prices show limited steady ranges and high grading hogs and sows sell near 12 to 12.75 in uneven trading across 180 to 380 pound lugs.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Paul
ST. Paul
Markets cause Produce Tuesday in Mitchell mix
Mitchell Produce market Tuesday reports varied items with hen and turkey prices including Leghorn and old broilers, butterfat bids, and hog price movement near 13 dollars. Chicago and Sioux City listings show mixed farm goods and cattle, with hogs down and cattle steady as markets react to shipments and demand.
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Mitchell
Tbs
Hennery
Huron
Chicago
Sioux Falls Livestock Prices Tue Feb 24
Sioux Falls livestock report lists hog prices 12.60 bulk 12.40, 2,500 head with butchers 12.20, sows 11.80 to 12.60. cattle 1,200 head steady to strong. Sioux City market shows 3,800 cattle salable and calves small changes, yearlings and heifers little changed.
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Rive
Ed Hoiforsediums
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
City
New York Produce Tuesday market updates
New York Tuesday market notes show butter receipts 848,666 over two days with varying scores and premiums. creamery and cheese prices largely steady. Eggs, milk prices, and mixed color grades listed. regional variations across Chicago Watertown Sioux Falls and others. no major price shifts noted.
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New York
Chicago
En Ei Springs
S. Up
Plymouth Rock
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Markets At Glance Steady Steels Specialties Rise
New York market roundup notes steady trade in steels and specialties with gains from shorts covering. Wheat and corn lower, hogs 15 to 25 lower with higher supply, cattle mix with yearlings strong while others weaken.
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Minneapolis
Minn S.D
New York
Wool Market Quiet In Boston Amid Price Ceiling Shift
Boston wool market was generally quiet with limited inquiries as manufacturers await impact of higher ceiling prices for greasy shorn domestic wools. Average to good top making Australian 4470s wools sold at 1.03 to 1.07 dollars per pound secured including duty.
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Boston
W. S
Farmer seeks parity rise in crop surplus price law
Senator Gillette urged passage of legislation to ban selling government held crop surpluses below parity. He said farmers lack guarantees of cost wages and profit, criticizing editorial critics as misinterpreting farm bloc aims. House heard of the worst farm labor shortage in history amid army lend lease bills.
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Washington
Gwette
Jawa
Senate
Gillette
Senate Farm Bloc
Agriculture Committee
Naion
FSA Borrowers Lay Upgraded War Production Goals
South Dakota Farm Security Administration borrowers estimate higher goals to support the wartime food program. Seven counties submit a preliminary tally showing increases in flax, beans, potatoes, eggs, butterfat, beef, pork, chickens, corn, other grains, fruits and vegetables. New food for freedom loans up to 500 dollars are issued. borrowers organize seed purchases and cooperative machinery use and repair.
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Sioux
Falls
Fep
Farm Security Administration
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
FSA
Emil Larks
American Tanker Republic Sunk After Submarine Attack
West Palm Beach Florida February 24 An American owned tanker the 5287 ton Republic of Beaumont Texas was torpedoed by a German submarine off the Atlantic coast with an apparent loss of five crew. Twenty eight survivors two slightly injured were brought ashore. Captain Alfred Anderson and Third Mate Charles Felder spoke of two explosions and a large submarine. Felder credited with saving Radio Operator John Lake by warning him to join coffee moments before the blast.
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West Palm Beach
Fis
Republic
Weeton
Texas
Petroleum Navigation, Company
Houston
Alfred A Anderson
Charles A. Felder
Felder
John Samuel Lake
Jacksonville’ Beach
Lake
Start Course In Photography At Huron College
The first session of a special elementary photography course was held at 7 p.m. in the physics department darkroom. Professor Frank A Horak will lead the non credit class, two hours weekly, with one hour lecture and one hour lab. Enrollment remains open this week for students and interested residents.
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Huron College
George F. McDougall
Frank A Horak
Huron
Horak
Jewish Author Stefan Zweig Dies in Brazil Double Suicide
In Petropolis Brazil on February 24 Stefan Zweig the Austrian born Jewish author who fled Nazism and lived in exile with his wife died in a suicide pact. Police said they took poison in their home two months after arriving there. Zweig famed for Conqueror of the Seas and biographies of Marie Antoinette Heroin Rolland and Mary Queen of Scots had been banned in Austria after the German takeover. Funeral services were arranged by President Getulio Vargas and will be held at government expense with burial here.
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Petropolis
Brazil
Stefan Zweig
Austria
Adolf Hitler
Marie Antoinette
Hemain Rolland
Mary, Queen of Scots
England
United States
Getulio Vargas
Congress Votes To Repeal Pensions For Congressmen
The House approved repealing pensions for congressmen in a one sided vote. Laramie Wayne was moved to the state hospital after a recommendation from officials. In Beadle County a chaplain designation was noted, and Rev P D Gough of St Luke's Episcopal Church was named as chaplain at Sioux Falls prison and Bellevue army hospital in New York.
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Washington
House
Wayne
Laramie
Mate Hospital
Lankton
Conmae
Beadle County
Kearney
St.’ ‘Luke's’ Episcopal Church
Dakotawate
Sioux Fells
New York City
Bellevue
Hognital
South Dakota Farmers Face 1941 War Drives Demand
The Associated Press outlines expected consequences of wartime food supply needs on South Dakota farmers. The Greater South Dakota Association gathers seasoned observers to assess prospects, presenting two background stories. The first installment appears Wednesday in The Evening Huronites.
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South Dakota
Wwe
Britain
Greater South Dakota Association
Associated Press
Fosheim Attacks Mundt At Beadle County Banquet
About 250 attendees heard Oscar Fosheim denounce Karl Mundt citing votes against national defense and draft extension before Pearl Harbor. He urged voting against Mundt and supporting the war effort. C H Weir chaired the dinner as a string trio and vocal solo entertained guests.
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Beadle
Elks
Marvin
Florence Meaghan
Dorothy Whittemore
Grace ‘Watkins
C. J. Lemans
Bob Bryan
Funeral in Huron Thursday for Frank Jensen
Frank Jensen 39 of Huron died at a hospital after five days illness. A Northwest Bell lineman for 15 years, he worked in Huron Mitchell Aberdeen and Sioux Falls. Born April 29 1924 in Huron he was married to Rena Moore. He was a Lutheran and Elk. Survived by widow parents six brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p.m. in Welter Chapel Riverside Cemetery burial.
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Phillips Avenue
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Northwest Bell Telephone Company
Huron
Mitchel
Aberdeen
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Chicago & North Western Railroad
Rena Moore
Woonsocket
D. Jensen
Lutheran Church
B. P. O. Elks Lodge
Louie
Ralph
Welter Funeral Home
Welter Chapel
Sander Toliet
American Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Destroyer and Pollux Losses in Newfoundland Coast Gales
The Truxtun and Pollux, U S Navy destroyer and cargo ship respectively, ran aground off Newfoundland in severe weather. Survivors were saved by St Lawrence locals after a breeches buoy rescue failed for some. Pollux and Truxtun broke up. next of kin notified. The Pollux, originally Comet, cost $2.1 million to build and carried 18 officers and 160 men.
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Truxton
St Lawrence
Newfoundland
Pollux
Kearny
N. J
Maritime/ Commission
Campean Oe
Hugh W.tur- Bees Rey
Synod Committee To Meet Here
The South Dakota Presbyterian Synod Committee on National Missions will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel to review church aid applications and assess needs across five districts. Officials say about 80 percent of state churches are not self supporting and rely on national mission funds. Two or more field representatives from each district are expected, with Vice-Rev. F B Martin of Sisseton as chairman.
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South Dakota_ Presbyterian Synod Committee on
Tomerrow
Marvin Hughitt
National Presbyterian Board of Missions
F.B. Martin
Sissetan
Ias
Recital at Huron College Tomorrow Night
Students of Huron College music depart will be presented in a recital at 8 15 o clock tomorrow night Loftus Ward announced today The program features three voice students Alene Gibbs Solveig Linnett Kenneth Martin piano students Grace Finley Rny Hase Barbara McGlynn Billa Bea Fullerton Margaret Ritchey Barbara Jelc er huis Maxine Myers Nancy Burger Patricia Kadbeck Kathryn Ann Kiel Marjorie Jones and Martha Phillips a string quartet by Edith Carver Marjorie Walker viola Dorothy Whittimore cello Mrs Florence Meaghan violin and Miss Carver violin Marjorie Jones Patty Potter and Miss Walker will also perform violin songs Public invited no admission charge
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Sudents
Huron College
Loftus Ward
Prof. Ward
Alene Gibbs
Solveig Linnett
Kenneth Martin
Grace Finley
Rny Hase
Barbara McGlynn
Billa Bea Fullerton
Margaret Ritchey
Barbara Jel¢erhuis
Maxine Myers
Nancy Burger
Patricia Kadbeck
Kathryn Ann Kiel
Evangelist Opens Series of Meetings at Church of Christ
John R. Paci opens evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ on Sixth and Oregon. Tonight he speaks on Types with a Bible class at 7 o'clock and evening service at 7 30. The series continues each night this week at 7 30 focusing on the New Testament Church. Open to the public.
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John R. Paci
Church of Christ
Sixth
Oregon
Banquet Held By Adult Education Class
Adult Education Center members and guests gathered for a Tuesday banquet with about 26 attendees. The room featured seasonal decorations and themed foods. Local supervisor Mrs Olive Crawford Mrs Mary Photakos and Lytie Wheeler attended. A social hour followed. Much credit goes to Mrs Anna Edd for organizing the afternoon.
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Adult Education Center
Olive Crawford
Mary Photakos
Lytie Wheeler
Anna Edd
Black Hills Film Shown At Huron Meeting
Huron Cooperative Club members viewed three reels of Black Hills motion pictures at a star meeting last night in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Willis Walker secured the films for the group, about 35 attendees present.
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Huron Co-Operative Club
Black Hills
Marvin Hughitt
Willis Walker
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