Armour Swine Prices Steady and Market Hogs Report
Armours swine prices remain steady with no hogs accepted without Armour & Company written permit. Hog market activity described as fairly steady with good quality barrows and gilts priced around 12 to 15 dollars per 100 pounds, lambs and cattle also reported steady with various price ranges for different weights and grades at Watertown market and mentions of nationwide price softness and department contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Company
Cattie
Representative sales report from Sioux City cattle market
Chicago Livestock records show hog receipts down while demand ran short. cattle and yearlings gained in active trading. Sioux Falls and Sioux City rounds report mixed runs with steers and yearlings steady to higher, hogs active to steady, cows and heifers strong, lambs up around market highs with steady to higher feeder bids.
Markets Reported for Huron Produce Prices
Daily telephone report from the Huron market shows a wide price range for produce with heavy breed and light hens, roosters, and butterfat quotes. Numerous company names and brands appear in the listings, indicating broad market activity across dairy and agricultural goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
AllephCore
LockhdAir
AlisChalMiz
Abn
Petielaas
MarshField
AmTel&Tel
Martgco
AmWoolpt
MiamiCap
Anaconda
MontWard
AviaCorp
NatDairyPro
BendixAvia
Central
BethStuel
NorAmAvia
BoeingAir
NorPac
BrigesMig
Ohiooih
BuddMeg
OtisElev
ButlerBros
Pennrr
PeepsiCola
PhillipsPet
Frocé&Gam
Pillsbury
RadioCorp
ReaMotor
Reytobb
SearsRoc
Servel
StanBrand
Stone Web
Timrolb
United
Markets At A Glance From New York and Chicago Grain Outlook
Markets at a glance show irregular stocks with rails rallying, bonds mixed, and cotton steady from short covering. Chicago wheat up 4 to 1 cent, rye modest gains, oats, flax and feed barley quoted. U.S. grain futures reflect varied moves amid light demand and seasonal activity.
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New York
Jan
Chicago
Minneapolis
St Paul Livestock Market Report From South St Paul
Cattle 3,700 head opened steady for slaughter steers yearlings with choisest prices at 16.60 per cwt highest since June 8, most medium to good calves 12.00 to 14.50, cows and heifers roughly steady with bearish canners and cutters. bulls 9.50 to 10.50, good heavy bulls up to 11.00, stock steers 7.50 to 10.00, yearling feeders late Monday at 12.50, dairy cows unchanged. Calves 2,100 vealers steady at 13.00 to 14.50. Hogs 21,000 with about 1,000 carried over.
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Watertown
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Gan
Vop
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux Ctfy
Reenvenee
ST. Paul
Minn
WFA
Watertown and Sioux Falls Poultry Prices on Jan 18
Daily price notes from Watertown Sioux Falls Chicago Mitchell New York and Minneapolis covering hens over four pounds and under four pounds leghorn and heavy breed roosters turkeys ducks geese eggs and butterfat. Prices quoted for No 1 No 2 and case runs with regional variations and delivery details.
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Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Sioux As
Mitchell
Midwest Drought Threatens Wheat
In Chicago on January 18, 1944, weather forecaster G. L. Canaday warned drought and scant snow threaten winter wheat and next spring crops across the central states. He cited Chicago snow at 3.6 inches since December 1 versus a normal 13 inches, and precipitation at 4.26 inches versus 11.24 inches since September 1, 1943, stressing immediate relief by heavy rains or snow.
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Chitago
Central States
G. L. Canaday
Chicago
Canaday
North Western Hires Lund As Farm Agent
The Chicago and North Western Railway Company announced the appointment of Raymond Lund of Rapid City Ll. D. as agricultural agent with headquarters in Rapid City. Lund resigns as supervisor of the Rapid Valley irrigation project and the Angostura project in South Dakota to take this post.
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North Western
Lund
Chicago
Raymond Lund
Rapid City
Ll. D
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Eg Dt Lund
Rapid Valley
Angostura
South Dakota
Political fight eases as parties plan on next moves
Republicans and Democrats moved past internal squabbles and ready to target the other party. Southern Democrats threatened a third party while Dixieland governors stayed in the Democratic fold. Subside of intra party feuds came as Congress debates subsidies food prices and a payroll tax plan. Army Air Force War Training Service transfers disrupt campus, with 86 students awaiting orders and two officers awaiting guidance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stout
Wallace
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House Military Committee
Bankhead
D-Ala
Senate
Maybawk
D-Sc
O'Daniel
D-Tex
Amrong Uquege Mas
Army Air Force War Training Service
Fred Pinchy
Plachy
James Conlon
William Skalicky
Rail Wage Proposal Aims to End Army Rail Control
A wage agreement between railroads and 15 non operating unions was submitted to Fred M. Vinson, director of Economic Stabilization. If approved, it would raise straight time pay by 9 to 11 cents an hour, potentially restoring private operation of the rail system. The Army has controlled the carriers since December 27 after a threatened nationwide rail strike. Railway Express workers’ part of the dispute remains under discussion, with hopeful progress reported by attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
Army
Railway Express
Kurland Puts On Top Scoring for Aggies
Seven foot center Bob Kurland tallied 17 points for the Aggies in a basketball game. He could have scored more as his height and presence dominated the action, while Henry’s quintet relied on his scoring to pressure the opponent.
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Kurland
Eee
Aggies
Bob Kurland
Nebraska Demo Head Criticizes Wickard
James C. Quigley Democratic national committeeman for Nebraska accused the farm belt leaders of damning Secretary Wickard and his aides, saying the Agriculture Department has sold out to the Farmers Union. The remarks were made in Washington during an interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C. Quigley
Nebraska
Claude Wickard
Indiana
Agriculture Department
Farmers Union
Quigley
Ickes Heir of 800000 Estate Secures Bulk Share
Illinois Supreme Court affirmed a Cook County decree naming Harold L. Ickes Secretary of the Interior as the principal beneficiary of Anne Wilmarth Ickes estate. The ruling denied foster son Robert Ickes of Pittsburgh a $200,000 portion.
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Springfield
Ilinois Supreme Court
Harold &. Ickes
Anne Wilmarth Ickes
Cook County
Robert Ickes
Pittsburgh
Marines Break Japanese Ridge Assault At Hill 660
On a rain soaked January night Marines faced a steep ridge defended by seasoned Japanese veterans. After dawn on January 9 they fought inch by inch upslope, bayonets and grenades clashing with the enemy in brutal close quarters. A dawn assault at 4 15 a m saw Japanese charges repelled as Marines pressed the attack toward the top.
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Bergen Bay
Tore
Walt
Bataan
Guadahargh
Rén Cigaret
Japdirnes
Mrs Crowlie Finds Majority Favor OPA in Minneapolis
Mrs Philip Crowlie of Huron South Dakota says 90 to 95 percent of American housewives accept the OPA and rationing without complaint She spoke here as a typical American house wife selected by the OPA to address women audiences for the consumers interest section of the Minneapolis council She noted women travel and ask questions but do not complain about rationing
Inmates Start Fire In Prison at Waupun Wisconsin
Renewed disturbances and a four hour outburst by inmates at Wisconsin State Prison Waupun persist for the fifth day. A north wing fire was started with broken furniture and papers but was extinguished. authorities call the building nearly fireproof and note ready hose systems.
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Waupan
Wis
Wisconsin
L. F. Murphy
Murphy
Thas
Plant Owner Goes On Tax Strike in War Taxes
Miss Vivien Kellems of Westport Connecticut, a war plant owner, declared she would not pay her December 15 1943 tax and urged others to follow. She argued postwar tax plans punish current expansion and inventory, forcing profits on work not yet completed and taxing profits during wartime.
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Kansas City
Vivien Kellems
Westport
Conn
Andean quake terror: 3,000 may be dead
Rescue workers warned the toll could reach 3000 as they continued pulling bodies from the ruined Andean city of San Juan. At least 1260 dead and over 5000 injured were confirmed with Argentina observing a national day of mourning. Estimates of crop damage rose to 400 million pesos. The city remains evacuated with soldiers and rescue squads sifting debris.
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Buenos Alres
Van
San Juan
Argentina
Ex State Legislator Thompson to be Buried Thursday
Colton, Jan. 1 Alfred C. Thompson 53 city treasurer and former state legislator will be buried Thursday afternoon. He died Sunday Thompson served Minnehaha County in the 1929 and 1931 sessions and was president of the State Pharmaceutical Association in 1933.
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Colton
Alfred C. Thompson
Thompson
Minnehaha
State Pharmaceutical Association
Britain's Debt Over 77 Billion Dollars
Britain’s national debt for December 31 was about £19,237,000,000 (roughly $7,334,740,000) versus £8,026,000,000 ($32,264,520,000) in 1938, per Sir John Anderson, chancellor of the exchequer in the Commons. US gross public debt Dec 31 was $165,877,278,992. In municipal court J Delvaux of Cavour fined $25 for driving after dark without proper light. At hospitals admissions list multiple patients from Huron and nearby towns with medical or surgical needs. some dismissals noted.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
John Anderson
United States
J. Delvaux
Cavour
Lem Trow Admits Assaulting Wood In Fit Of Anger
Lemuel Trow testified in district court that he struck Rick Wood with a leg during a provoked attack at the Trow home. He described Wood making improper advances, denied using a club, and said he cooled off after the assault before going to the living room. Blood stains and items from the scene were found, and Wood sustained a fractured cheekbone and other injuries requiring hospital care.
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Lem Trow
Wood
Lemuel Trow
Rick Wood
Huran
Trow
Areun
David
Les Price
Pierre
H. Fe Huniley
Louis Anderson
Cs Yard
Marony
Weed
Woods
B. %. Lenz
Princian
Tio
Gaya
H. R. Huntley
Huntley Y
C. B. Hansen
Earl 2
Cadet Program Seeks Local Boy Applicants
The aviation cadet program seeks high school boys turning 17 or 18 by January 1 who will graduate next June. Lt Stedehauder aims to reach many youths during a two day visit at the Elks club rooms in the Marsin Hughitt Hotel, per HE C Whaley head of the recruiting committee.
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Favy
Elks Club
Marsin Hughitt Hotel
HE. C. Whaley
Wheley
Stedehauder
Huron Sven
Hi A Thompson Buys Jack's Market Here
Harold Thompson, a grocer from North Dakota, buys Jack's Market on Third Street Southeast from Mr and Mrs L J Boone who ran the produce store. The Thompsons have a daughter Erlee and a son Philip in the Navy. they have not yet found a permanent residence here. Jack Arends previously owned the store for about 12 years before moving to Sun Valley.
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Harold Thompson
N. D
Hes
Jack's Market
Third Street
L. J. Boone
Thompson
Erlee
Philip
Navy
Jack
Sun Valley
Mrs. Arends
Fin
Too Late To Classic LIVESTOCK FEEDERS Attention Car soybean meal
Classified snippet lists items and notices including livestock feed, job ad for steady shop work at Bell Bakery, sale of cook stove, stray heifers, sale of stacked material per ton, renting a sleeping room, and two antique cars for sale with contact mentions in Cavour Artesian Osceola and Hanson’s Service Station.
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J. G. Winter
Wyormi
Bell Bakery
S. Cavour
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Leeannve Jicaseco
CerroDePas
Chrysler
Colgatpalmp
ConsCopter
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CurtissWit
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EastKodak
GenElec
GenFoods
GtWestSur
Homestake
IndustRayon
TatTel&Tet
Midwest
LST
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Demo Head
Wickard
Ickes
John , Edwards
Isaac Thomas
Hurron
Albert Kirchman
Merrill Heer
Doland
Medical
E. G. Gardner
George Kidman
Ortonville
Surgical
Ivan Stocks
Lanstedel
Yale
Thiers
Ebaby
Godfrey
Parkaston
Gerald W Wilson
Ganieare
Waller
A. Thompson
H. Custaro
E. Cavour
Paul Kopalin
Artesian
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Ford
Chevrolet
Hanson
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