Hog Quotations Slide in Armour Stock Yards Market
Market news item shows hog prices at Armour Stock Yards dipping 15 to 20 cents to about 7.55 for the top, with receipts around 800 hogs, 300 cattle steady, and 600 sheep weak to 25 cents lower. Feeder pigs around 7.25, sheep receipts 1,400, underscoring softening demand and mixed livestock action in Sioux Falls and nearby markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Fed Livera Inc
Smale
Chicago
Gt. Paul
South ST. Paul
S'Ouk
S. D. Adate
Ccipia
Hany
R Tn
Searce
Markets From Huron and Sioux City Stock Markets
Daily price ranges for Huron and Sioux City markets with poultry and egg quotes. Hens and Leghorn categories listed with weights, springs, roosters, and butterfat prices. Chicago hogs and cattle trade summaries. Sioux Falls and Watertown notes on poultry and eggs. regional livestock prices and top bids included.
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Lerhorn
Senere
Nenneee IE
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City
Fancy
Sioux Falls
Sioue Falls
Mitchell and Chicago Markets Report Poultry and Eggs
Mitchell produce notes list prices for springs, hens, turkeys, and ducks, with eggs and butter prices. Chicago market reports show steady butter and eggs, live poultry firmer for broilers and colored Plymouth Rock and White Rock varieties, with other prices unchanged. New York roundups indicate firm butter, steady poultry totals, and varied cheese and other dairy pricing.
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Mitchell
Leghorn Springs
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York
Chicano Produce Futures Thursday Trade Notes
Futures market notes show Butter futures and grain standards on Thursday. Traders track prices, delivery dates, and settlement values while markets digest new supply signals and regional price movements.
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SEAL
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago Trading Summary
Markets at a glance report mixed stocks with cautious rally hopes in New York. Bonds steady as rails show improvement. foreign exchange quiet with Canadian dollar up. Cotton firm with strong spot and futures, metals steady amid tight supply. Chicago wheat firm on short covering, corn easing on hedging. hogs and cattle markets show sparse activity with lower bids and prices.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat Prices Steady to Higher in Grain Market
Wheat prices showed a steady to higher tone with trade turnover from recent lows. Buying by consuming interests and covering by short sellers supported gains, with May at 85 and July at 79 1/2 to 80 1/4 as quotes, while Minneapolis market lists No 1 heavy northern around 89 to 90 and dark northern No 1 at 88 to 89.
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Huron
Minneapolis
Minnesota-South Dakota
Stock Rally Slips After Early Gains On Weekday Trade
New York reports a tepid session with modest volume and scattered leadership. Early rallies faded as several issues edged down, steel and motor shares remained volatile, and overall transfers neared 500000 shares as the market ended slightly uneven.
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New York
Jan. Poly
Closing Quotations From The Associated Prugs
A list of company names with percentages and figures including AirRedne 41 percent LoftInc 18 Alaskajun 4 percent Mack'Truck 30 percent AlredCh-Dye 155 MarshField 14 and many others such as AmCan 80 percent NatDistill 225 percent AT&T 166 percent NorthAmer 16 percent PennRR 3 percent BoeingAims 17 percent BorgWarner 18 percent and BriggsMfg 23 percent outlining closing quotations and trading figures in a dense catalog format.
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Prugs
AirRedne
LoftInc
Mack’Truck
MarshField
AlStores
MiamiCop
Allis-ChMiz
MinHonlex
AmCan
MinMolimp
Am&ForPow
MontWard
Amisternat
Morrell
Nco
AmLoco
AmPow
North’nPac
AtiRef
Ohio Oit
AviaCorp
DiliverFarm
BardenLoco
OtisEley
Balt&Ohio
PacLight
Barnsdall
BendixAvia
Jet
BethiSteel
Penney(ic
BoeingAims
Pennrr
Borden
FheiDodge
BorgWarner
PhilipMor
Phillip’sFet
Germans Claim New Bomb Hits
Berlin reports a single German combat plane hit port facilities at Great Yarmouth on the English east coast and caused fires and explosions. A long-range bomber sank a 2,600 ton merchant vessel off Ireland. a submarine was credited with sinking 31,000 tons more. War vital objectives on Britain’s east coast were attacked. British raiders caused minor damage in Germany. One civilian was killed and three injured.
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Berlin
Great Yarmouth
DNB
Atlantic
Ireland
DNA
Ithev
High Command
Germany
Hotel Occupants Escape As Gas Truck Explodes
138 occupants fled the Portland Hotel on January 3 after a gasoline truck collided with a car and wedged between a pole. The gasoline ignited, blocking the front door and causing about 10 dollars in damage. The driver, Hatrickson, was charged with careless driving. the truck belonged to Minnehaha Co Op Oil of Sioux Falls.
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Minnehaha Co-On Oil Company of
Sioux Falls
S. D
Unclear coastal positions in British plans to Tripoli
The report notes British strategic doubts as the plan to advance beyond Bengali falters. Only a handful of insignificant coastal settlements remain scattered along the rear toward Tripoli, about 500 miles away, signaling mounting difficulties in the campaign.
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Tripoli
Legislature Postpones Bills as Committee Seeks inmate Welfare Details
The joint Senate House committee requests communications to Senators Erickson and Hemphill chairing the panel as it studies inmate welfare. The Senate planned a $500 appropriation vote tonight while the House anticipated minor bills passing without controversy.
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Irwi R. Erickson
Hep
H. W. Hemhd
Senate
House
City Briefs Travel Insurance Officials and Local Business
City notes list Trav elers Insurance Co officials F E Hagstrom Minneapolis cashier and W W Frye Sioux City manager. H A Stanton Sioux Falls did business in Huron Tuesday. Also mentions various stock figures and Minneapolis bank stocks with percentages.
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The
Travelers Insurance Company
F. E. Hagstrom
Minneapolis
W. W. Frye
Sioux City
H. A. Stanton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Sweepstake winner named in Thimble Theatre coloring page plea
Thomas Pflepsen wins a sweepstake ticket to the Huron Theatre for neat coloring. Other winners include Gloria Mae Anderson Shine Shaw Frank Malter Jimmy Buck Donald Stahl Bonnie McDonnell LeRoy William Meyers JoAnn Beadles Carlisle Peterson Doyle Sass and Florence Lynch Woonsocket route 1. Tickets available at theatre box office. Children must color a page from the Saturday comic section of the Evening Hardnite and submit to the newspaper office by 5 pm Wednesday.
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SfumeStuepsen
Thimble
Lindbergh testifies on aid to Britain and air power
Charles Lindbergh told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that he favors negotiated peace and opposes the lend lease plan, warning aid to Britain could raise bloodshed. He proposed a 10,000-plane modern air force for security, called a cross Atlantic invasion "utterly impossible," and outlined preferred aviation bases worldwide.
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Britain
Luther A. Johnson
Texas
Meither
Europa
England
Hitler
Johnson
Peor
Lindbergh
Eaton
New Jersey
Europe
Navy
Roosevelt
New York
Paris
House Foreign Affairs Committee
America
Newfoundland
West Indies
Hawaii
Alaska
Canada
South
Central America
Galapagos Islands
Greenland
Admission list from TaE Hospital includes several names
Admitted: Mrs. Thomas Axiem of Huron medical. Leo Best of Fi on surgical. Mr EB Miening of Bloomington surgical. Mrs i H Poulisse of Huron medical. Alben Neilson medical tasera Peterson of Hurost. M Mulford ron Donald Waack of Huron. Walthers Willians Mel Gonigle from Huron. Mrs Glyde Willards fog son Keith Eugene Washington.
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Thomas Axiem
Huron
Medical
Leo 1 Best
Fion
Surgical
EB. Miening
Bloomington
I H. Poulisse
Alben Neilson
Virgin
Glyde Willards
Fog Son
Keith Eugene
Two-Way Attack On Italian Points In Albania Reported
The RAF said a two way strike hit Italian military buildings and transport in Albania and on Taodes air base. Fires burned at Maritza and Herali in Albania while the Klisura Berati road net was shelled. Over 100 Italian trucks were destroyed as Greek bombers struck the central Albanian front and Greek artillery advanced.
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Albania
Athens
Maritza
Dodecarese
Taodes
Royal Air Force
Airver
Herali
RAF
Klisura-Berati
Mourtain
Dst Nth
Jury Finds Tony Rogers Is Guilty
Tony Rogers was found guilty by a circuit court jury of assault with a dangerous weapon after a nearly hour long deliberation. The jury recommended leniency in sentencing. Rogers faced three charges including maiming and assault. The dangerous weapon cited was his foot during a fight with Arnold Hegg. A motion for a stay of sentence may be filed, while another trial involving Fred Stan for grand larceny and robbery proceeds with jurors named and witnesses listed.
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Tony Rogers
Iempiove
South Dakota
T. H. Luby
Rogers
Arnold Hegg
Beadle County
Heze
W. C. Peterson
Boyd Benson
Fredi Stan
Aberdeen
Stan Is
Lesi Svervari
Hayti Farmer
Haron
Stan
O.T. Burns
George Edwards
Thomas F. Corrigan
Frank Kearney
George J. Gross
Bruce D. Urquhart
Peter Schiltz Dies After Long Illness
Peter Schiltz, a 71 year old Beadie County resident and farmer from Gra Wolsey, died in a Huron hospital after about two years of illness. Survived by his wife, four sons Floyd Ray Ross and Dewey, and four daughters Est Eilers Aber deen Millie Diller Elva and Neva Schiltz, the family residence noted. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Westernchapel with burial in Ideal Cemetery.
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Peter Schiltz
Beadie County
Huron Hospital
Schiltz
Floyd
Ray
Ross
Dewey
Est Eilers
Aberdeen
Millie Diller
Sioux City
Birthday Ball Tickets On Sale In Huron County Red Cross Auxiliary
Auxiliary members of the Huron Legion begin advance ticket sales for the Birthday Ball at Daum’s Auditorium on January 30. Tickets 80 cents, 15 cents for extras. Tommy Martin’s Orchestra to provide music with a 10 30 floor show planned as a special feature.
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Daum
Huron Legion Auxiliary
Eradle County
Pills Dru
Tommy Martin
Pew
Girl Scout Finance Drive Planned For Huron Area
Announcement states funds for promoting the Girl Scout program in Huron will be solicited during the week of February 8. The drive, linked to the cookie sale held in prior years, is led by chairmen Mia Crawford and Mrs L J Warkenthein with a staff of workers. The council and volunteers operate on a small depleted budget.
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Huron
Mia
B.A. Crawford
Mes. L. J. Warkenthein
Feua Girl Scout Council
Train Enroute To Huron Kills Woman In Sioux City
Mrs Marveret Morgan a 43 year old Sioux City resident was killed when struck and her body severed after a rail crossing collision with a Chicago and North Western passenger train en route to Huron South Dakota. Her husband Wilbur escaped with minor injuries and said he did not see the team in time. Survivors include her mother Mrs Jane Dellinger of Salem South Dakota.
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Huron
Sioux City
Marveret Morgan
Chicago and North Western
Wilbur
S. D
Morgan
Jane Dellinger
Salem
Walker Nominated for Another Term as Postmaster General
WASHINGTON Jan 23 President Roosevelt today nominated Frank C Walker to serve four more years as postmaster general He also sent to the Senate the nomination of Dean G Acheson as assistant secretary of state in place of Henry Grady resigned
Longstaft Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
George KE Longstaft of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was the entertainment highlight at the Hi Lions Club weekly meeting held Tuesday noon at the Marvis Hughitt Hotel. Plans were announced for an initiatory meeting in February to welcome several new members into the service club. George W. Lusk was introduced as a new member.
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Tak
George KE. Longstaft
U.S
Apnendy
Hi Lions Club
Marvis Hughitt Hotel
Airliner crash near Fresno injures few passengers
Miss Mary Eshbach of New York survived with minor injuries as a transport plane fell apart after striking a telephone pole just outside the airport. The crash, tied to a record of passenger miles flown, left baggage scattered and prompted officials to call the scene miraculous for the number of survivors.
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Matt
TWA
Fresno
Calif
Ray
For Rent Furnished Two Rooms and Bath
Too Late To Clase for Rent ad offers furnished two rooms and bath with reasonable terms. Inquire 319 Third S. W. evenings via east door. Also driving to Casper Wyoming, new room for passengers and a Ford sale.
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S. W
Casper
Wyoming
George Henigan To Read The Devil and Daniel Webster
George Henigan will read The Devil and Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benet Friday at 3 p.m. in the Huron College chapel. The Department of Speech and Dramatics sponsors the event, and the public is invited.
Rumania Continues on Page One Capital Edges Toward Martial Law
The report notes steady leadership amid upheaval as references to Feliu Zelea Codreanu, slain in prison in 1938, recur. It states an air force unit and troops attacked dissidents near Constanta and other cities, while General Antonescu proclaims martial law nationwide. Exiled leaders are said to be under crackdown as Romania endures intense political strife.
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Feliu Zelea Codreannu
Ova
Yashi
Constanta
Reniaie
Saotte
Antonescu
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Huron Produce Market
Watertown
Snvbean Co
Minneapolix Putires
Buddhiz
ButBros
CanadianPac
CelCorp
CerDeFasco
Ches&Ohio
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
Columg&ei
Com
ConAire
ConsCopper
Conkidis
ConOil
JontCorp
ConMotor
ContOil Dei
CormProd
CurtisWrt
Curtisswrta
Deere
IntTel& Tel
Kresee
Bmcont
Watworth Co
WarnerPict
WesUnitel
Wesk& Mie
Woolworth
Yellowtr&c
Youngshirt
First Bank
Northwest Banco
HT York Curb Lg
Jan
Thomas Pflepsen
Lindebagh
Tae
Longstaft
Lions Club
Harmoni
East Market
solow _Tean
George Henigan
Rumania
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