Hog Quotations Steady at Armour Stock Yards Market
Hog quotations remained steady at Armour Stock Yards Hu ron July 1 with top quote at 10.00 dollars for long haul hogs and 5 to 10 cents per hundred additional for well conditioned hogs. Cattle and sheep prospects steady as buyers hold price talks and some odd heads and feed yearlings appear. breeding ewes listed at 4.50. Representative sales from Sioux City July 1 show cattle and beets steers and yearlings with various av prices around 9.40 to 10.75.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux City
Huron and Minnesota Produce Market Prices Report
Daily price range from Huron markets and surrounding towns reported to the Evening Huronite. Listings include heavy breed and Leghorn hens, roosters, broilers, butterfat grades, eggs, and poultry prices from Sioux City Watertown Sioux Falls Mitchell Chicago and New York markets with July 1 measurements and variations by weight.
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Huron
Veghorn Springs
Sioux City
Wetertown
Watertown
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
Sc. Henry
Sioux Falle
SIOUX _ FALLS
Mitchell
New York
Slow hog and cattle trading in Chicago and Midwest markets
Sluggish hog activity with prices near steady after yesterday’s drop, sheep steady, and fed steers up to 25 cents higher. Cattle receipts sharply reduced boosting demand. yearlings and light steers strong, heavy bulls and vealers steady. Sioux Falls, Sioux City, and St Paul reports show mixed gains, top hogs around 10.15 to 10.30, cattle 9.75 to 11.85, sheep limited action with few higher bids.
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Chicago
Bt. Paul
South ST. Paul
S.M.N. S
Wool Market Notes from Boston Trade Day
In Boston on July 17 a few scattered wool sales closed during the day. Fine gelatine bright fleeces sold 42 to 44 cents per grease. Small quantities of four quarter blood bright fleeces moved at 46 to 47 cents in grease.
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Boston
D. AL
Woo
Markets At Glance From New York and Chicago Trade
New York markets show irregular stock activity with leaders following routine. Economic news lists mixed Boris data, lower corporates, and firm exchange with yen gains. Cotton uneven with liquidation and trade support. sugar steady. metals quiet as steel scrap tightens. Chicago wheat and corn lower on hedging and weak demand. Cattle and hogs steady to higher on yearling strength.
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New York
Boris
Ign Exchange
General Liquidaion
Wool market notes steady quotes for fleeces and combing wools
Combing three eighths and one quarter third bright fleece wools were slow yet prices held firm, with grease quotations at 46 to 48 cents. Short to good French combing length wools in original bags stayed steady at 3 to 103 dollars on secured basis.
Grain Futures Break Sharply in Late Session
Chicago reports show all grain futures dropping sharply as lack of buying interest and hedging pressure push prices lower. Wheat ends down across nearby contracts while oats and corn fall, and regional cash markets post varied quotes amid unsettled price-fixing deliberations in Washington. Minneapolis cash grain markets list mixed prices for wheat and corn, with receipts at 641 cars compared to a year ago and trading basis steady.
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Chicago
Eastern Millera
Washington
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn
S. D
Stock Market Narrows Amid Irregular Trading
New York stocks edged with mixed advances and declines as leaders showed uneven strength at the close. About 350000 shares changed hands with many pivotal issues showing narrow, irregular movement and a cautious tone across the session.
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New York
Hospital Drive Reaches 20114.50 in Campaign Totals
The hospital fundraiser surpassed the $20,000 threshold with two $100 contributions from Smith Jewelry Store employees and J. G. Winter Seed House employees, bringing the day’s total to $20,114.50 and leaving about $5,000 to be solicited.
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Smith
J. G. Winter
Building at Plankinton Urged by State Engineer
State Engineer D W Loucks outlined a plan to rebuild and remodel the Plankinton State Training School administration block and nearby girls dormitory. The $25 200 project would tear down part of the 60 year old administration building, rebuild a two story flat roof section, add offices and 22 student rooms, shift the entrance, and preserve a newer wing with a fireproof roof. Children have been moved to vacant cottages while work proceeds as part of an emergency building program and WPA efforts.
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Ferre
D. W. Loucks
Bushfield
Plankinton
Loucks
Beadle County Board Convenes Regular Session
Beadle County Commissioners meet at the courthouse for a routine regular session focused on interviews and a weed mower demonstration with no business transacted. In Indiana Pennsylvania seven die and fifteen are injured from a Kent No 2 mine explosion as investigators probe the blast cause. Admitted and dismissed hospital entries listed, with a local florist notice.
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Beadle
Indiana
Kent No. 2
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
McIntyre
Speedy action sought after 32 spies nabbed in roundup
New York reports a swift anti espionage drive netting 32 alleged spies in three days. U S Attorney Harold Kennedy pressed for indictments and began presenting evidence to a federal grand jury in Brooklyn. Seven suspects including one woman admitted guilt. they and 18 others who pleaded innocent were held on $25,000 bail each.
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New York
Pey
U. S
Harold M. Kennedy
Brookyn
Wormant
Martin C. Epstein
Youths Register for Draft Today Classification of 1941 Slated
Washington reports about 750,000 young men who have just turned 21 will register for the 1941 class. The army expects many to be called early, with the draft leaning on youth for stamina. Local boards oversee 7 am to 8 pm registration at about 7,500 sites. A lottery will set the sequence for questionnaires.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Selective Service
Army
Roosevelt
Mercury Down As New Month Begins
Huronians revel in spring weather as two thirds of the nation endures heat. July 1 sees Huron at 65 degrees and below normal, with forecasts of cooler nights and mild afternoons. Forecaster Canady notes cool conditions across the Dakotas to Nebraska and predicts a rising mercury by Friday or Saturday.
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Huron
B. R. Laskowski
G. L. Canady
Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Garrison
Canaday
Midwest
Tax plan seeks new excise levies for defense funding
A House committee backed tentative excise taxes on coin operated devices and office and store machines to raise defense funds. Proposals include a $25 annual use tax on cash or token machines and a $5 levy per vending unit, plus a 10 percent tax on optical instruments and on office and store machines. Amounts projected remain uncertain.
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Cooper
Tennessee
Youth Parolee from Chicago Confesses to Triple Slaying
Bernard Sawicki, 19, a St Charles School of Boys parolee, boasts of killing three men and wounding another during a four day crime spree in Chicago and nearby areas. He names victims Henry Allain of Momence, John J Miller of Chicago, Charles J Speaker, a Chicago park police officer, and Charles Kwasinski, a former St Charles inmate. He describes the robbers and shootings with casual defiance before police confirmation.
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Chicago
Hugh McCarthy
Bernard Nifey Sawicki
St. Charles
John J. Miller
Sbim
Charles J. Speaker
Chicago Park
Jolie
Ol’ Bernie
Charles Kwasinski
War dispatch reports Soviet setbacks and German advances near Minsk
The dispatches describe Soviet counteractions against German forces near Minsk and Dvinsk, with heavy air battles over Leningrad and Dyinsk. It notes German claims of Minsk captured, Norse attacks in Murmansk, and Allied air raids on Kiel, Cologne, and western Germany as Britain and the United States broaden anti Nazi pressure.
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Mom Sage
Minsk
Red Army
Ukraine
Arctic
Murmansk
Black Sea
Joseph Stalin
Leningrad
Dyinst
Latvia
Adolf Hitler
Dvinsk
Smolensk
Moscow
Napoleon
Russia
Baltic States
Vilna
East Prussia
Baranowieze
Brest Litovisk
Bialystok
Daugava River
Lwow
Germany
Kiev
Poland
Carpathian
Hungary
Fiercly
London
Hango
Kiel
Sylt
Cologne
Bhland
South Wales
Dbterress
Navy
Knox
Boston
United]. States
Atlantic
Brownie Day Camp Ends With Ice Cream Treats
Today marks the final day of the Brownie Day Camp with 65 girls registered. Activities included treasure hunts around the fair grounds ending at the Girt mut House, an ice cream treat, morning sing, handicraft, and a stunt program. The Brownie song closed the season. thanks go to leaders and contributors including Mrs A Fletcher of the McKinley troop.
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Girtmut House
A. Fletcher
McKinley
Norma Jean Nelson
Trop
Huron USO Drive Aims Past $700 Goal In Ten Days
Huron USO drive reports progress with a $700 quota likely to be raised within ten days. Dr. R A Stratton says residential canvassing nears completion and business areas are being surveyed. National goal $10 750 000 with $% 000 000 already subscribed. Drive HQ at Chamber of Commerce with A M Berg treasurer and C I Krumm secretary.
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Huron
R. A. Stratton
USO
United States
MCA
YWCA
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Agency
National Catholic Agency
National Travelers Association
Selective Service
A. M. Berg
C. I. Krumm
Lillie Arraigned In Court Today
Isobert Lillie appeared before Municipal Judge C N Hall and was arraigned on a desertion charge. Definite action postponed for a few days. The accused has three minor children and the complaint followed Emma Lilie signing last week.
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Isobert Lillie
C. N. Hall
Lillie
Emma Lilie
Two Huron Soldiers Home On Furlough
First Class Lloyd Gilland of Company C 109th Engineers (Combat) arrived in Huron from Camp Claiborne Louisiana to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gill at 680 Third Street Southwest. He will return to camp Friday. Also home is Pvt. Donald Hansen of the same company who arrived by train from Camp Claiborne to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs W. A. Hansen at 1019 Frank Avenue Southeast.
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Lloyd Gilland
109Th Engineers
Combat
Huron
Camp Claiborne
A. W. Gilland
Third Street
Pvt
Donald Hansen
Camp Claibourne
W. A. Hansen
Frank Avenue
Delivering goods and naval actions shape wartime strategy
The text outlines Allied and Soviet considerations on supplying Britain via the Atlantic, RAF pressure in the west potentially drawing Luftwaffe from the east, and coastal raids to divert German forces. It notes urgency to deliver goods safely, debate over navy use for clearing German menace, and unresolved issues surrounding the Robin Moor sinking. Also lists local notices: for sale upright piano, stray ewes and lamb, and farm equipment ads.
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Russia
Hher
Britain
Reich
Knox
Atlantic
Robin Moor
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Earl Husted
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Roy C. Holdridge
Bee Man
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Sea Eickhoff
Bilt
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