Market News Slight Set-Back In Swine Market at Armour
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports hog prices easing Thursday with top at 10.70 and long haul hogs at 10 to 10.50 per hundred. Sheep and cattle move mixed with cows and stock steers quoted around 9.50 to 12.50, rosters show 11500 hogs sold and 3700 sheep marketed in a day of trade. Representative sales list hogs, cows, steers with prices and lot counts across Iowa markets.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron van
Produce Markets report from Auron and neighboring towns
Markets reported by telephone for Auron and Mitchell Watertown Sioux City Sioux Falls New York Chicago with prices for hens roosters ducks geese and eggs. Butterfat prices listed and various spring weights for heavy and light birds.
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AURON
Enesane
Luton
Watertown
Jan
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
Hog Prices Irregular In Chicago Market Jan 138
Hog prices showed irregular moves with salable hogs about 48,000 and cattle up 1s to 10s in spots. Prices ranged with best hogs 190 lbs up to 11.35 to 11.45, and lighter weights steady to 15 cwt lower. Cattle and calves showed strength on good fed steers and yearlings, while softer mid grades and cows remained weak to steady.
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Chicago
Us.d.a
Midwest Livestock Markets Reported Across Three Cities
Thursday market notes from South St Paul Watertown and Sioux City show hogs steady with top prices around 12.00 and 10.90 11.00 in early sales. cattle mixed with steers 10.00 11.50 and calves at 12.00 14.00. sheep offerings 5,000 with lambs 25-35 higher. Trade reports include feedlots and stockers active, with variances by weight and class across markets.
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Oux City
Peicetao
Herrera
Vx Pay
South ST. Paul
S. M
Waterown
Watertown
Sioux City
Prine
Wool Market Notes From Boston Jan 1
Market report from Boston notes wool prices easing on scoured basis with remains of mixed quality. Wool fetched around 92 83 cents for finer grades while overall tenders point to modest gains in some lots. Details are fragmented but indicate varying origins and combing quality affecting price guidance.
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Boston
Jen
Caeneierah Eer i. Ss
Markets At Glance From New York Traders Jan 15
Stocks irregular and price changes narrow with some specialties improving. Foreign exchange quiet and largely unchanged. Cotton higher on commission house buying. wool tops steady. Wheat about steady with hedging advances. corn steady with hedging sales. Cattle strong up to .15 higher for steers and yearlings. Dress ed poultry firm with fresh and frozen prices unchanged. live poultry weaker.
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New York
Commission House
Chicago
Chicago Produce Futures on January 15
Chicago price list shows Butter Futures and Eye Futures with Jan to Mar contracts trading around 34 dollars, plus Fresh graded eggs at 32, Refrigerator stocks at 33.15, and a Sioux Falls note reporting 4,000 hogs mostly down 15 to 25 cents, top 10.80, and cattle about 1,000 steady with unchanged quotations.
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Chicago
Siow Falls
Sioux Falls
Profit Taking Nips Grain Rise in Wheat Market
Chicago reports profit taking limiting a brief rise in grain prices as wheat and rye edged up early on the government sale revision, then slipped below earlier highs. May and July wheat futures moved, while corn oats and rye showed mixed moves. Minneapolis cash close details follow with varied bid levels for No. 1 to No. 3 stories across dark northern and durum classes.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Huron
Minneapolis
Basil Yne
LaLa
Liom
Minn
Stocks Follow Irregular Trend Capped By Modest Losses
New York stock market today showed general lack of inspiration with leading issues posting a lackluster irregular performance. Some favorites gained small fractions while others edged down, transfers under 500000 shares marking one of the smallest fall session totals since October.
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New York
Closing Quotations Patterns in Major Corporations Listed
AP data shows various equity percentages attached to a wide range of firms and brands including AirReduc LockhdAir AmAirl AmCan MackTruck AmInternat Marsh Field AmLaco ArchDanM NatDairyPro ArchT&SF NYCentral NoAmAvia AviaCorp NorthAmer BendixAvia Calumet&cHee CanadianPac Celanese ColCorp CerDePasco Ches&Ohio Chrysler CohumiG&E ComSol ContCorp Contd hound UCeritra IndusRayon OliverFarm OtsEley Paclight PackardMet PanAmAir ParamPict Penney RemRet Sears-Roe Servel Shelia Socony Vac SouthPac SovithoRy randad Seaeaialpt.
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Associated Press
AirReduc
Kennecott
LockhdAir
AmAirl
AmCan
MackTruck
AmInternat
Marsh ¥ Field
AmLaco
artGlCo
Amrad&sts
WiauinCoy
AmRoilMill
MinHonReg
NoAmAvia
AviaCorp
NorthAmer
BardenLoco
North
ColCorp
CerDePasco
Ches&Ohio
Chrysler
Cohumig&e
ComSol
ComSouth
ConAire
Conkdis
ConOil
ContCorp
GayrPet
GurOrce
Hound
Wceritra
IndusRayon
OliverFarm
Paclight
PackardMet
PanAmAir
Penney (Je
RemRet
Cave, SiaySt
We Must Produce Crushing Armaments for U S Jones Says
First Aid class to begin Friday at 7 oclock in the W C A cottage announced by W C Welter. Women urged to attend. Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones declares in a National Defense message that the United States is mobilizing economically and militarily to crush aggression. He notes massive growth in defense production and calls for all adults to contribute to economic mobilization while rationing may follow.
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Jones
U.S
Red Cross
W. C. Welter
Washington
Arma
Japanese advance and battles in the Philippines amid patrols and bombings
News from the Philippines reports Japanese troops pushing American Filipino defenders south toward Batan Peninsula with Hermosa as a northeast gateway. Observations claim Japanese dive bombers struck an important US air base on the peninsula, destroying a Curtiss P-40. Reports say Olongapo fell at Subic Bay and that Filipino patriots hinder Japanese advance while hostilities escalate in the region. Also, Berlin and Dutch East Indies notes describe German reprisals and Bali superstition surrounding a rare twin birth.
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Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Batan Peninsula
Hermote
Hermosa
Olongapo
Subic Bay
United States
Batan
Japan
Adolf Hitler
Fragmented OCR Stock Ticker Snippets and City Notices
The readable fragments show a jumble of company names and percentages, plus scattered city and market references. Isolated items include references to Warner Pictures, Wes Uni Tel, Woolworth, Niagara Power, Ark Nat Gas, and New York City notices with dates like Jan 15. Treasury numbers appear, but context is missing.
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New York
ArkiNat Gas
Niagara
Appleby Says Garden Not Essential for Every Backyard
Undersecretary of Agriculture Paul Appleby told reporters there is no current food shortage in the United States and that planting a garden in every backyard is not required. He noted Britain’s vegetable requests have declined since the war began and that all vegetables sent to England could be grown in two townships, while acknowledging a salmon shortage and export priorities. He recalled a trip to Britain and a lost suitcase, and remarked on clothing rationing as a reflection of wartime policy.
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Bac
Agr
Paul Appleby
Marvin Hughitt
Yse
England
United States
Britain
Bri
United
Broad Exposition Attended by Officials and Military Leaders
Miss Billie Smith of Belle Fourche representing Butte County led the noon parade with stamps and a coronation ceremony. Speakers included Mrs. Claude Wickard and Bray Darling. Major Darling praised the army’s nourishment. Dr. Lyman Jackson presided as host at Brookings State College.
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Billie” Smith
Belle Fou
Butte County
George F. McDougall
Deat
Huron College
Marvin Hughbitt
AAA
Buran College
Claude R. Wickard
U.S. Secrenary of Agriculture
Bray J. A. Darling
U. S. Army
Enth Corps
Darling
Wickard
Brookings State
Lyman Jackson
Univ of
South Dakota
L B. Weeks
University Dent
Lg.troth
Dakota
Citizens For Vitory
Charles A. Lindbergh
U. S. Army Air Corps
Troth
Chitty
George Hen
Paul
Appleby
U. S
Dar
For Sale Classified Ice Cream and Blacksmith Equipment
Too late to close sale notice offers a fully equipped ice cream store with large freezer space at 256 Wis Ave Huron South Dakota and a complete blacksmith shop setup for quick sale. Also listed electric forges and related equipment at Doland and Montana addresses with prompt buyer contact.
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Huron Ice Cream Store
Wis Ave
Huron
S& Dak
Chris Grill
Doland
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