Market News Hog Prices Steady Across Multiple Markets
Swine market steady at Armour Stockyards Huron with light weight butchers top at 14.55 dollars. Chicago hogs open fully steady then ease, top 15.65 dollars. receipts higher across western markets. Sioux City St Paul Sioux Falls and other markets show hogs steady to slightly lower, cattle firm, sheep weak, varying regional quotes and weights.
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Sioux City
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Markets Report From Huron and Chicago Produce Markets
Huron market listings show price ranges for heavy hens buffs, springs, and leghorns with butterfat grades and eggs noted. Chicago market roundup reports firm butter prices AA to B grades and live poultry bids with various weight classes and farm receipts for February 23 and 24.
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Chicago
USDA
Hennery
Plymouth Rocks
White Rocks
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Poultry and Produce Prices Reported in Sioux Falls and New York
Sioux Falls reports on poultry and dairy prices including heavy hens, leghorn varieties, eggs, butterfat and butter grades with February values. New York covers similar produce trading with irregular color categories, dressed and live poultry prices and current receipts, indicating firm markets for fresh and frozen goods.
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New York
Chicago Egg Futures Prices and Close on Wednesday
Chicago vegetable market report shows fresh graded firsts egg futures closing at 37.45 per dozen with a range of 37.25 to 37.50 reflecting demand and price movement. Trading activity indicates mixed sentiment as suppliers adjust to market conditions.
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Chicago
Fer
Wool Market Reports Mixed Prices in Midwest and South Dakota
Light to average shrinking wools from the Belle Fourche area of South Dakota were offered at 45 cents grease, FOB, for spring delivery with no sales reported. Some early shorn medium wools changed hands in Indiana at 45 cents grease to the grower.
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Boston
USDA
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Indiana
Grain Trade Waits Congressional Move
Wheat prices held near steady as traders awaited Washington action. Primary wheat receipts at interior terminals rose to 2,374,000 bushels from a week and year earlier, while May and July futures posted small gains. Minneap olis cash prices showed unchanged trading with softer tone and lower quotes.
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Washington
Markets At A Glance Amid Mixed Early Session Movements
New York stocks show strength with rails and bonds steady as traders anticipate higher returns. Chicago wheat gains on mill buying while corn holds near unchanged. hog and cattle futures swing with mixed outcomes and ranged prices across grain and livestock contracts.
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New York
Chicago
Stocks Advance On Better War News
Rommel's retreat in Tunisia boosted buying as rails led the market higher by day’s end. Trading volume reached about 1 760 006 shares with prices at their loftiest since November 1940 amid selective profit taking and mixed advances in the industrial list.
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Rommel
Tunisia
Stock Exchange
Rails
Gasoline Rations Expanded for Tractors for Six Months
Washington reports farmers are authorized to obtain gasoline rations for tractors and other non-highway equipment for six months at a time, extending beyond the current three month allotment. The move aims to ensure farm work continuity during wartime by simplifying fuel access for agricultural use.
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Washington
British worry over U S ship supremacy after war
The British Chamber of Shipping warns that postwar US tonnage expansion could outstrip Britain. The annual report stresses replacing wartime losses is vital to keep Britain a first class maritime power and to compete with the United States, whose tonnage will rise significantly.
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London
United States
British Chamber of Shipping
Unannounced Arrival Date for Army Flying Students
Officials say the 61 air students will arrive for advanced training but date is unknown. Forty one are expected within a day or two, with housing at the college dormitories and training at a military facility.
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Mipall Ais Fort
Proof Of Black Markets For Meat Shown In Tanners Report
New York Feb 4 Substantial proof that black markets in meat are flourishing nationwide appears in a tanners council report. The rise in uninspected hides and shifts from government inspected slaughters suggests farm slaughter alone cannot account for the diversion.
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Tanners’ Council
Hidden Taxes and Lobbyist Law Spark South Dakota Session
In Pierre on February 24, lawmakers grilled Governor Sharpe and Kennebec's influence as a mock third house surged. The scene featured a parody about lobbyists and a push to require lobbyist registration, while a local option liquor bill remained entangled in water power and irrigation debates.
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Hitler Warns Allies Face Disappointment on Anniversary
A Berlin radio proclamation by Adolf Hitler marked the NSDAP anniversary. He warned Germans that enemies who think victory is near will be terribly disappointed and urged total effort to wage war as never before. The message was announced in Munich and carried by The Associated Press.
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Tooth For Child Theory Challenged By Dentist
Dr. Hamilton said the belief that a mother must lose a tooth for each child has no scientific basis. B G Robinson of St. Louis told the Chicago Dental Society that research shows no relation between pregnancy and dental decay.
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FDR Not Keen On Run For Fourth Term
House rules chairman Sabath of Illinois said Roosevelt is not very keen on a fourth term after discussing the idea with the President. Sabath, Chicagoan and dean of the House, said the President feels he has held the office long enough but would like to help write the peace program.
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Belief Nazi oil shortage stalled German advance
Bruce Brown deputy petroleum analyst told a House subcommittee that Germany’s failure in Russia likely came from oil shortages. He said Germany would have run out of its reserve supply long before the war began if not for stored fuel.
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Railways Challenge ICC Rule On Truck Line Operating Here
Five railroads west of Minneapolis contest an Interstate Commerce Commission order that gave Northern Transportation Company of South Dakota the right to haul interstate shipments in Minnesota. The case before a three judge panel questions the ICC finding of convenience and necessity for Minneapolis to Huron and Sioux Falls operations.
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George Yates Appointed Associate Local Board Officer
George Co. Yates of Huron has been named associate local board officer for the Office of Price Administration. The appointment was announced by Director Guy Harding of the South Dakota OPA. Yates has worked with Sioux Falls and Aberdeen newspapers and most recently was an assistant salesman for Standard Oil in Huron.
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George Co. Yates
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Guy Harding
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Yates
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Uron
Mayor Kelly and McKibbin Win Chicago Party Nominations
Chicago voters selected Edward J. Kelly as the Democratic nominee with 79 percent of 600,871 mayoralty votes and George B. McKibbin as the Republican nominee with 76.3 percent of 219,572 ballots, while four independents trailed.
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George B. McKibbin
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McKibbin
Churchill Suffering From Pneumonia Says Downing Street Bulletin
A No 10 Downing Street bulletin reveals Prime Minister Winston Churchill has pneumonia with general improvement noted. Officials say the pneumonia is clearing though his temperature has not yet settled.
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London
No. 10 Downing Street
Winston Churchill
Train Hits Auto Scrambles Eggs in Watson Crossing
The Milwaukee Olympian traveling fifty miles an hour struck a car at a grade crossing in Watson Mounlevideo Minnesota. No one was injured but about twenty dozen eggs in the car were scrambled. The crash involved Herb Adamson driving onto the track in front of a train steered by his uncle Henry Adamson. The engineer was Ralph Lighter, an uncle of Mrs Herb Adamson.
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Olympian
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Fteman
Ralph Lighter
Cecil Waldron's Body to Arrive on North Western Rail
The body of Cecil William Waldron 21 seaman second class who died Sunday in Seattle Navy Hospital after a mastoid operation will arrive in Huron tomorrow night at 7 35 over the Chicago and North Western. The train will meet the body and escort it to Welter Funeral Home for funeral services and burial to be announced.
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Cecil
William Waldron
Navy Hospital
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Welter
Phantom Ball fundraiser aims to raise funds in abstention
The Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society plans a Phantom Ball in Chicago to raise 25000 dollars by not holding a dance. Donors imagine attending the event and calculate their savings, with the tax impact noted and checks requested.
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Absentee Workers Not All Shirkers Miss Perkins Says
Secretary Frances Perkins tells Congress that factory absenteeism is rising but firing violators is not necessarily correction. The House panel reviewed wartime funding while considering a work or fight move to identify absentees, amid sharp exchanges about war effort and labor conditions.
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Farm price policy proposals for 1943 production goals
Government support for fall farm prices and a buy program for soybeans peanuts flax seed canned vegetables sugar beets and possibly more would align with OPA ceilings. Incentive payments for war crops stalled by Congress due to funding, while a 109 million bushel wheat sale for livestock feed was urged. A “land army” of 3.5 million emergency workers was proposed to aid 1943 production goals.
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Livestock numbers hit record as prices rise across Iowa
The report shows hog numbers at 1,997,000 head valued at 59.6 million, a new record high. Chickens total 10,964,000 with value 20.75 million, both well above prior years, while earlier forecasts note rising hog demand and favorable feed ratios.
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Gandhi Fast Is Gandhi Responsibility Says Churchill
Churchill states Gandhi must decide his fate himself and carry the burden of his fast. Gandhi, 73, weakens daily on a 21 day hunger strike at Aga Khan Palace demanding unconditional release. The British Indian government asserts no special treatment and backs its August decision to uphold the fast.
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World political association eyed for postwar control
London reports Herbert Morrison proposing a world political association to govern currency commodities and commerce after the war. He urges Britain United States Russia and China to mobilize free peoples and create an international force backed by a moderate military wing and to implement international control of investment.
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Draft Declassification Plan Aims to Free Federal Workers
President Roosevelt signs an outline for executive action to enact a Bel lamy committee report. The panel urged removing overlapping functions to free thousands of federal workers for armed forces service. Rep Kilday seeks statewide draft quotas and deferment priorities based on dependents, aiming for a House vote next week.
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Hospital Admissions Ledger From Local Infirmaries
Admitted list includes Mrs. Ruby Murdock Take Preston medical. William Retschleg Huron medical. Mrs Ei mo Borah Hitchcock medical. Sl mer Ziegier Lower Brule medical. Grace Dahlin Bonilla surgical. Mrs Lloyd Miller Huron surgical. Alfred Nelson Hetland medical. Mrs Delbert Miller Bonilla medical. Dismissed: Mrs A W Koblas Huron. Mrs Ray Pithan and baby son Huron.
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William Retschleg
Huron
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Alfred Nelson
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Classified notices from Huron area rental and job postings
WANTED assistant ware nurse foreman position offered by J G Winter Seed House Huron. FOR RENT cottage at 1074 Kansas SE phone 4276 or 38215 B 3rd. Back apartment. WANTED experienced salesistry for ready to wear store with good salary. Write 1037 care Huronite. FOR RENT building at 142 Dakota Cali 3316 or 808 Kans. WANTED married couple to work on farm write 1038 6 Huronite.
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