Market News Sharp Break Seen In Swine Market
Sharp losses hit hog prices at Armour Stock Yards Hu tn on January 16 with top quotes slipping to 7.85 as receipts were around 1,000 hogs and 700 sheep. Cattle were steady. butcher and feeder pig quotes varied. no closing quotations due to stormy weather and interrupted wire service. Sioux City hogs sold 1,500 head lower with top around 8.20 and bulk 8.00 8.10.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hu‘tn
Huronite
Rioux Falls
Sioux City
Wheat prices fall on moisture reports in Chicago trading
Chicago bid and futures for wheat slipped about two cents as beneficial moisture across most of the winter wheat belt dampened demand amid slow flour business. May futures dipped to 6 3/4, July 6 4, with other grains mixed and regional price ranges listed for Huron and Minneapolis markets.
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Chicago
Hog Prices Lower in Chicago Market Report
Hog prices declined with hogs 30 pounds and under down 15 to 25 cents from yesterday. Choice 160 to 240 pound hogs sold around 8.50 to 8.75 per hundredweight, top at 8.75. Cattle and sheep showed mixed movements with steers slow and down 25 to 50 cents on strict dy choice grades, fed lambs up to 25 cents higher, and various bids drifting lower or steady across classes.
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Chicago
U.S. D
Bt Paul Livestock Market Report January Update
Bt Paul and Sioux City livestock totals show active cattle and calves, with steady to strong slaughter ratings in places, hogs very slow and down 25 to 50 cents, and sheep steady with midweek fat lambs higher. Cattle receipts near 2,509 at Bt Paul. Sioux City reports 1,800 cattle and 250 calves with varied weights and beef prices.
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Bt Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
D. A
Markets At Glance Inflates and declines across sectors in New York
Markets at a glance show stock indices down with heavy trading and rails resisting declines. In Chicago wheat prices fall due to grain belt rain, corn steady as country movement slows. hogs and cattle mostly lower, frozen poultry and dressed meats mixed with steady to firm prices across items. dairy and other commodities show minor shifts with general stability in several sectors.
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Chicago
Tostly
Sioux City Produce Prices Reported by Several Markets
Sioux City and nearby markets publish poultry, eggs, and butter prices for January notes, listing hens over 5 pounds at 11 to 12 cents, spring birds various weights around 9 to 13 cents, and Leghorn stock varying by weight. Butter and eggs prices also shown, with shifts in No. 1 and No. 2 butterfat, and egg values across several markets.
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Huron
Chicago
Cricago
Keir
Ati
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Calorei Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
New York Produce Market Report Thursday Jan 16
New York produce prices for Creamery butter and eggs show a steady to firm trend with varied scores. Butter higher than 92 with premiums around 31 to 32 percent, cash market 92 score at 3144, 88 to 91 score at 30 to 31 percent. Eggs mixed colors with fancy grades around 20 to 21 percent, extras 20 percent, graded firsts 19 percent, current receipts 19 percent, seconds 4 to 4 cents, mediums 8 cents.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Hock
New York
Stock Leaders Fall Back Again
New York trading opened with prices of select stocks cut by fractions to two cents or more as buyers stayed away. Early rally faded quickly, steels rose briefly then slipped, industrials fell with others. Minor gains appeared in scattered issues while rails and utilities kept losses moderate. The close marked the fifth straight session with the list down or unchanged. About 600000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Gan
Bond prices and government notes drift in early trade
Treasury base 32 47 sits at 121.4 while Rs 55 51 moves to 142.11. Fed Farm Mortgage bonds trade near 49 44 at 107.23. Home Owners Loan 3s show a 5244 10T reading.
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New
Treasury
James Steinert Promoted to District Supervisor
James Steinert, manager of the Huron Red Owl Stare for six months, has been promoted to district supervisor and will receive a permanent district in six weeks, correcting Wednesday’s Evening Huronite report which claimed six months.
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James Steinert
Huron Red Owl Stare
Huronite
Grace Episcopal Church Installs New Officers and Vestry
Grace Episcopal Church announced new year duties with Dr. HK. D. Sewell as senior warden and Willis Welker as junior warden. New vestrymen include C. E. Barkl R. E. Cone R. M. Cowling Theo Eliwein J. S. Fonsberg A. N Hoy Karl Lampe Max Royhl F. L. Shaw C. K. Wells and C. N. White. Barkl chaired the finance committee and reported a savings of 294.46 for the parish.
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Grace Episcopal Church
HK. D. Sewell
Willis Welker
C. E. Barki
R. E. Cone
R. M. Cowling
Theo, Eliwein
J. S. Fonsberg
A. Nhoy
Karl Lampe
Max Royhl
F. L. Shaw
C.K. Wells
N. White
Bark
Trinity Guild
Calvary Cathedral
Siena Falls
Speech Festival Here Saturday
The Department of Speech and Dramatics at Huron College and the Campus Players host a Saturday January 18 festival with 12 South Dakota high schools. Seventy students enter five events. Judges include Dr. Leonard De Moor and several faculty. Awards include medals and a sweepstakes for the top school.
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Department of Speech and Dramatics
Huron College
South Dakota
Alyce Vierick
Betty Peterson
Harley Benthin
Nathan Taylor
Ella McIntire
Clarence Williams
Alyce Vierici
Vola Heamn
Lola Sicbbs
Mary Walker
Leonard DeMoor
Miriam C. Speirs
E. W. Hale
Ruth Baldwin
Elisabeth Reid
Elgin Wollman
Max Thompson
Vola Ream
Mararet van
Voorhis Betty Peterson
Arley Benthin
Neil Christensen
Dorothy Meyer
Curt Rainey
Argonne
St. Lawrenee
Groton
Wallace, Bancroft
Frankfort
Mt. Vernon
Watertown
Huron
Plankinton
de Smet
Alene Gibbs Wins Piano Scholarship at Huron College
Alene Gibbs, junior at Huron College, won the annual Wednesday Musicale piano scholarship. The $50 award funds two semesters of piano lessons after a final audition at Huron College last evening. Estelle Janssen and Lele Stobbs also participated in the contest with other piano students.
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Duene Gibbs
Huron College
Wednesday Musicale
Huron College Chanel
Estelle Janssen
Huron
Lele Stobbs
Wessington
Miss Gibbs
Marian Kalaynan
Walter Stafford
Clarence R. Barber Dies in Alpena at 61
Clarence B. Barber, 61, of Alpena, died suddenly Monday evening. A longtime town marshal and more recently a toil messenger, he is survived by brother Ernest C. Barber, sister Mrs. Frank Genung of Minneapolis, and daughter Mrs. Harry Howells of Casper, Wyoming. Funeral services will be at the Alpena Methodist Church Friday at 2 p.m.
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Alpysna
Clarence B. Barber
Alpena
Ernest C. Barber
Frank Genung
Minneapolis
Harry H. Howells
Casper, Wye
Methodist Church
Miss Sten Returns To New York City
Mezzo soprano Suzanne Sten returned to New York with accompanist Walter Taussig after last night’s concert in Huron. Taussig stepped in for Leo Taubman who was injured during the tour. Earlier stops included Chiluth and Rapid City with a next date at Vassar College on January 25. Dinosaurs vanished long ago as mammals rose and fed on their eggs per some scientists.
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Miss Sten
New York City
Suzanne Sten
Huron Co-Operative Concert Association
Walter Taussig
New York
Taussig
Leo Taubman
Chiluth
Rapid City
Huron
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Auto Collision Injures Huron Resident on Icy Street
E. L. Trusty of Wisconsin Avenue Southwest suffered head cuts and bruises after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Nebraska Avenue and Fourth Street Southwest around 2:95 PM Wednesday. Kathryn Manolis and three passengers escaped injury as her car struck Trusty’s car and hit a street light. Police noted icy streets and damaged vehicles. two motorists paid $1 bonds for failure to stop at an arterial highway.
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Trusty
Wisconsin Avenue
Nebraska Avenue
Fourth Street
Huron Police Department
Kathryn Manolis
Sixth Street
Manolis
Miss Manolis
John Mansis
Corrine Crowell
Montana Avenue
Eloise Brenner
Congress Hearing Highlights Lease-Lend Plan Debates
The article reviews a House committee hearing on the lease-lend bill with Treasury and State testimony urging passage for national defense. Stimson describes the program as centralizing wartime procurement, while Knox and Knudsen are set to testify. Willkie Kennedy Thomas Johnson and others are among invited witnesses. A British balance sheet is presented to sway lawmakers on U S emulation as a major arms supplier.
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House
Kennedy
White House
State Department
Stimson
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Army
Navy
War Department
Bloom
Democrat
New York
Fish
Wendell Willkie
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Norman Thomas
Hugh Johnson
Verne
M:shall
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Hain
Morgenthau cites Britain's war costs and dollars needed
Morgenthau says Britain can pay this year for what it bought with dollars but lacks dollars for new needs. He notes the war costs about 12 million pounds daily, with 46 percent from taxes and 66 percent from borrowing, and that Britain has placed orders in the United States totaling 1.337 billion dollars through January 1. He estimates UK long term investments outside the United States at 15.506 billion dollars, largely not readily convertible. The British purchasing mission has largely ceased new orders.
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Britain
Treasury
United States
United Kingdom
British Purchasing Commission
Commerce Department
Vorys
Republican
Ohio
Morvgentau
Rites Friday For George Issenhuth
Funeral services for George Issenhuth a 78 died yesterday at his son Ezra Issenhuth's home in Sioux Falls will be held in Huron at St Martin's Catholic Church Friday at 9 AM. The nephew Rev William Issenhuth rector of St Catherine's Oldham will say the mass. Burial will be in Catholic Cemetery beside his wife who died ten years ago. The body will arrive in Huron tonight about 10 o'clock and services will be at the Kinyon Funeral Home thereafter.
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George Issenhuth
Ezrassenhuth
Sioux Falls
Huron
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Issenhuth
William Issenhuth
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Oldham
Thenaime
Kinyon
George H. King 89 Dies After Illness at Home
George H. King 89 died at 11 15 last night at his son Allen C. King s home 627 Simmons Avenue Southeast after a three month illness He was born February 26 1851 in Erie County New York and married Armenia Crawford in 1872 The couple lived in Illinois Iowa South Dakota before moving to Huron South Dakota in 1935 He leaves a son Allen C King Eldora Ta a daughter Mrs Ethel Turner Eldora Ta one brother Murray King Plainfield IL five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral service 2 30 Saturday in Welter Chapel with Dr C E Wilcox of the Methodist Church officiating Burial in Riverside Cemetery
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George M. King
Allen C. King
Simmons Avenue
Mr. King
Erie County
New York
Armenia Crawford
MacHenry County
Anamosa
Lyman County
South Dakota
Huron
Ethel Turner
Eldora, Ta
Murray King
Plainfield
Welter Chapel
C. E. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Legislature debates budget and committee shifts in Pierre
Legislation continued in Pierre with changes to committee chairs in the Senate and House. Stning of Roshelt named education chair, Bauer of Rapid City county affairs, Fanebust of Sioux Falls roads and highways. Salons cut session expenses by 4800 from 1939, with 86800 requested for 1941, and 7000 kept as capital maintenance. Beck proposes larger House, parties travel bill discussed. Legislature adjourned at 2 20 pm to enjoy a motion picture.
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E.L. Stning
Roshelt
House
George T. Mickelson
Henry A. Bauer
Rapid City
Arthur Fanebust
Siowr Falls
A. Blake
Beck
Senate
Peter Sorenson
Toronto
Art B. Anderson
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Concert Sets New High In Artistry By Suzanne Sten Mezzo Soprano
Suzanne Sten, a gifted mezzo-soprano, and accompanist Walter Taussig performed in the 140-4 concert by the Co-Operative Concert Association at the high school auditorium. The program featured German lieder, French and Italian arias, and encores, earning strong praise for Sten’s power and freshness and Taussig’s sympathetic support. The event drew a large audience and was deemed a highlight for Huron's cultural scene.
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Suzanne Sten
On Co-Operative
High Schurst
Waller
Muinst
Huron
Sibelius
Sten
Virgo
Biech
Comfort
Bere
Huron Co-Operative Concert Association
GUN CLUB PLANS RESTORATION PROJECT IN SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota gun club aims to restore shallow sound to provide better duck shooting. Dr J S Tschetter owns the land and agreed to easements. a letter seeks State Game and Fish Department cooperation. Committee includes Harry B Adams Ray Nolan elected president Oren Brugman reelected secretary treasurer and Harry Anderson field captain. Club to sponsor registered trapshooters in 1941 and improve its clubhouse on former municipal golf course site. Moving pictures shown by H L Saylor at meeting.
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South Dakota
Harry B. Adams
Red and Gun Club
J. S. Tschetter
State Game and Fish Department
Harry Thoman
CA. Churchill
Ray Nolan
Oren Brugman
Harry Anderson
Brugman
H. L. Saylor
Black Hills
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Too Late To Classify MAN MUST HAVE car. Ean 25 to 35 weekly. "We train" contact Lois Windherst at 734 Kansas S. ER. Come Friday. Also WANTED for rent: comfortable sleeping room with running hot water in modern home at 77 Til.
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Marvin Hugh
Lois Windherst
Kansas S. ER
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