Hog Quotations Steady Amid Mixed Channel Prices
Market news reports hog quotations steady with light hogs advancing 0. The top hog price reached 10.85 per hundred. Cattle and sheep show steady to strong trends with 180 300 lb cattle at 10.75 to 11.25 and good sows at 9.85 to 10.00. Sioux Falls and Watertown notes show 4,000 and 500 head runs, with hogs 10 higher at Watertown and steadiest cattle and calves overall.
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Armour Stockyards
HuroneJun
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Sioux City
Beetters and Yearlings Commons
Chicago
Jan
Sioux City Livestock Thunday
D. Aj
Messium
Hog and cattle prices advance in Chicago markets
Hog prices rise 5 to 15 cents with stronger cattle demand. feeders and sows show gains, while sheep and cattle markets remain largely steady to firm. Huron and Sioux City reports list varied prices for hogs, sheep, cattle, calves, and eggs, reflecting regional market activity.
Wheat Market Slips Amid Government Supply Signals
Weaker wheat futures follow reports of more government wheat entering commercial trade and some grain redeemed from loan programs. May wheat closes down around 1/4 to 1/2 cent with mixed moves in corn and rye, while cash prices show varied gains and losses across Minneapolis and Chicago trading floors.
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Minneapolis
Minn. S. D
Bae
Farm market reports from South St Paul and Sioux City
Cattle, hogs and sheep prices and activity across South St Paul and Sioux City markets. Beef cattle mostly steady to higher in weight classes, hog bids steady on lighter weights with higher asked for 170 to 230 pound, lambs and yearlings varied with the Sioux City notes showing slow beef steer trade and steady stockers.
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4 Paul
South
ST. Paul
Sioux Falls and Nearby Poultry Price Report
Weekly poultry and egg price list from Sioux Falls and other towns including Watertown Mitchell and New York. Reports cover heavy hens leghorn spring chickens roosters ducks geese hens eggs butterfat and current receipts with regional variations and grade distinctions.
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Sioux City
Fancy Wholesale
Sioux Falls
Jao
Watertown
White Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mitchel
Mitchell
Markets At Glance New York Stock and commodity overview
Jan financial roundup shows slow stock selling and higher bonds with rails leading a rally. Cattle prices rise while hogs gain 5 to 15 cents to top 11.65 with light receipts. Cotton and wheat retreat on profit taking and hedging, futures quotes for eggs and grains listed with mixed futures activity.
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New York
Jan
Boston Wool Market Quiet As Prices Hold Steady
The Boston wool market was quiet with occasional sales of graded three-eighths blood combing territory wools at 96 to 98 cents per pound scoured. Quarter blood combing wools brought about 52 to 83 cents, while French combing length fined territory wools sold in limited amounts at 1.10 to 1.12 and half blood French combing wools at 1.06 to 1.08, all on a scoured basis.
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Boston
Jan
Eine
Farmers Gather for Huron Production Credit Meet
Farmers from Beadle and surrounding counties attend the annual meeting of the Huron Production Credit Association at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron. Two board directors are to be elected to replace Edwin Fawcett and William H. Holscher for a three year term. President Edwin Fawcett and secretary treasurer W H George report progress and notes that over 250000 dollars was loaned to livestock and farming in 1941 and defense matters were discussed.
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Beadle
Huron
Huron Production Credit, Association
Marvin Hughitt
Edwin Fawcett
Band County
William H. Holscher
Weota
Fawcett
W. H. George
Nurses To Meet Here January 16 17
Announcement of an anestross Women Nursing Conference in Huron on January 16 and 17 was made by Judge Boy Benson county chairman. Miss Ora A Kelley urged all nurses to attend sessions at 9 p.m and 1 30 p.m. with communities surrounding Huron invited to send nurses.
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Anestross Women
Huron
Boy
Benson
Miss. Ora. A. Kelley
St. Louis
Saail
Tax worries weigh on stocks in slow session
New York trading opened with tax concerns dragging the market as leading issues eased fractions amid light bidding. The day saw about 500000 shares change hands with selling not urgent and several large names closing lower on lack of bidders rather than liquidation.
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New York
Don
No Prospect Of Gasoline Rationing Ickes Says
Washington January 1 1937 Interior Secretary Ickes declared there is no prospect of gasoline rationing. He urged savings in rubber gasoline and auto equipment through a national speed limit of 40 mph. He said such a limit would be set at once in all national parks under his jurisdiction.
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Washington
Ickes
Teacher Shortage Grows Acute in South Dakota
Pierre reports a critical shortage of South Dakota teachers with appeals from officials for qualified graduates to teach and for former teachers to recertify. Northern State College notes requests from 14 states reflecting statewide and national pressure, especially for high school and rural positions. Ex-teachers are urged to check eligibility, with recertification possible in about 60 days via correspondence, while older certificates remain valid for continued teaching.
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Pierre
Jan
South Dakota
Hne
Northern State Teachers
College
J. ML McAnelly
Aberdeen
J. F. Hines
Public Instruction
Hints
South’ Dakota
New Attacks On Jap Strongholds
Melbourne reports the Royal Australian Air Force attacking a Japanese air and naval station on Greenwich Island near the equator, damaging installations and destroying seaplanes. Another note mentions Japanese reconnaissance flights over the Bismarck Archipelago northeast of Australia.
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Melbourne
Australia
Royal Australian” Air Force
Greenwich Island
Equator
Bismarck Archipelago
Japanese Use Delayed Action Bomb With Tennis Ball Nose
Singapore reports a new Japanese weapon a delayed action bomb with a round rubber nose like a tennis ball nine to 12 inches long and painted white. It detonates from vibrations such as passing traffic or a timing mechanism.
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Singapore
Chinese Air Force Joins Offensive in Northern Hunan
Chinese air force reportedly participated in an offensive across northern Hunan, attacking Japanese troops and supplies with a full squadron and inflicting extensive military damage. The dispatch notes rare air operations by Chinese forces in the ongoing conflict.
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Japs Chungking
Hunan
Dutch sailors rescue U boat crew in Mediterranean action
Reports say a Dutch submarine operating with the British navy rescued twelve oilers and sailors torpedoed from a German U boat in the Mediterranean. The rescued personnel were landed at a British port by the Dutch.
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Netherlands
Admiralty
German freighter Barrelon sunk by British planes
New York January 8 reports say the 102 ton German freighter Barrelon was sunk in a raid over Assesun lokway parine circles. The incident follows allied air operations targeting German shipping.
Price Control Chief Is Urged to Hold Wartime Authority
President Roosevelt asked the Senate to vest broad wartime price controls in a single responsible individual. He warned against substituting a board or separating agricultural commodities from other items, opposing farm veto powers and a five member price board. The aim is to keep the price structure unified.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Brown
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Amt
Bankhead
Democrat
Alabama
Secretary of Agriculture
Taft
Republican
Ohio
Three Army Fliers Killed in Bomber Crash
A B 18 bomber plunged into the James River near Xingley Field Virginia during a snowstorm. Three Army fliers were killed Corporal Harold E. Decker Private Dusan J Orance and Private James S Shannon. Four officers and five crew members were rescued and rushed to Newport News hospital with undetermined injuries.
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James'River
Here
Harold E. Decker
New Milford
Dusan J. Orance
Monaca
James $. Shannon
Forest
E. P. Hampton
Carl R. Russel
Robert W. Wert
William 3. McKinley
Newport News
Straw Hat Stuns Minnesota Avenue Crowd
Fireman Ivan Gee drew attention on Minnesota Avenue wearing a straw hat over four heavy coats and a stocking cap. He explained they left so quickly he grabbed the wrong hat from the hook amid a chilly Kansan crowd.
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Kansas City
Kas
Ivan Gee
Minnesota Avenue
Gee
Philippines War News Details Tokyo War Crimes Attacks
The report describes Japanese land operations straining the main fleet between Japan and Formosa while Philippine defense at Bataan and Corregidor holds amid renewed air assaults. Civilians suffer as Japanese planes attack towns like Baler Santa ya and Tarlac on Sundays and religious holidays.
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Pacific
South China Sea
Japan
Formosa
Malaya
Douglas MacArthur
Batan
Manila
MacArthur
War Department
Mercly
Baler
Santaya
Tarlac
Arayat
Camiling
San Fernando
British fear war control may shift to America
London debates the outcome of Washington conferences as Laborite Richard Rapier and Liberal Louis Granville warn Britain could become an American outpost or a bridge to a totalitarian Europe. They fear loss of independence and the island's role in a new order.
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America
London
British Isles
House of
Richard Rapiers
Europe
Eagar Louis Granville
Liber
Eur
Mrs C E Buchanan Dies After Illness in Huron Hospital
Mrs Gladys Eckhart Buchanan widow of C E Buchanan dies at 9 15 this morning in a Huron hospital after nearly three years illness She was daughter of the late Mike Eckhart and lived most of her life in Hurone Survived by husband and sister Mrs Alice Duster of Cavour A brother Bert Eckhart preceded her in death Funeral services pending word from out of town relatives
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C. E. Buchanan
Huron
Buchanan
Gladys Eckhart
Mike Eckhart
Hurone
Alice Duster
Cavour
Bert Eckhart
Interest Shown In Knitting Classes
Knitting classes at the YWCA drew 44 attendees in the afternoon session led by Mrs. J C Claymore and 93 in the evening led by Mrs. H F Gifford. Classes meet Mondays 2:30 to 4 and 7:20 to 9 with yarn available at the knitting and sewing rooms at Wilson School, open daily 3 to 5. Finished garments and unused yarn are in demand.
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Red Cross
W. C
J. C. Claymore
H. F. Gifford
Wilson School
Congregational Church to Hold Annual Meeting
The Congregational Church will hold its annual meeting Monday evening January 12 in the church parlors. A pot luck dinner is served at 6:30 followed by a musical program. Officer reports will be heard and the annual election of officers will take place.
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Congregational Church
Fellowship Committee
Huron Stores Adopt 1 PM Saturday Closing Time
Announcement states Huron retail stores will close at 1 PM on Saturdays, ending the winter schedule that kept outlets open until 10 PM. The change excludes food stores and runs until March 1, while weekday hours stay at 5:30 PM.
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Huron
Eace
Russians claim German losses in December battle near Vikhvin and Valkhovya
Reports say Germans were routed from approaches to Vikhvin and Valkhovya with 12 000 men killed in a single sector in December. Finnish spokesmen deny talks of separate peace with Russia. BBC notes ally meeting in London to catalog German crimes. Aces troops clash with insurgents in Serbia. University of Minnesota athletic chief McCormick to discuss youth defense recreation plans with Governor Bushfield in Pierre January.
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Valkhovya
Finland
Russia
BBC
London
Occupied
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P—Franz
G. McCormick
University of Minnesota
Civilian Defense
Harlan J. Bushfield
South Dakota
Aero Parts Manufacturing trains in Wichita Kansas openings
Advertisement fragment notes Aero Parts Manufacturing Wichita Kansas offering training for plant work. Mentions Mr Drennos and Marvin Hughiti Model January 8 to 11 and other unclear references to employment and training. Contains stray notices about cows estray and garbled dates and admissions.
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Aero Parts Manufacturing
Wichita
Kansas
Drennos
Marvin Hughiti
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