Hogs Steady to Five Cents Higher in Market News
ARMOURS STOCKYARDS Huron July reports hog quotations steady to five cents higher than Wednesday. Chicago open with hogs moderately active and a slightly weaker undertone. Good and choice fed steers and yearlings up 25 cents. spring lambs and shorn ewes steady. Sioux Falls and Watertown notes show varied hog and cattle bids. grains sections list misc futures results and price ranges for wheat oats and barley.
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Armours
Huron
Eneice
Ade Owen
Sioux City Livestock Report July 6 with mixed cattle hogs and sheep
Sioux City and St Paul livestock markets show cattle steady to weak, hogs largely steady with some declines, and sheep moderately active. Prices reflect loads of beef cattle 1175–1230 lb at 16.75–16.90, hogs 170–230 lb around 11.25–13.50, and sheep lambs and feeders spanning multiple weight ranges. Dealers report openings slow in some bids with volumes strong across cattle and calves and variable demand for replacement stock.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Sioux City
Idaho
GT. Paul Livestock
South St, Paul
Tomtment
Medhm
Markets Report from Huron and Nearby Produce Markets
Markets across Huron and surrounding cities report price ranges for poultry and eggs. Heavy hens, leghorn varieties, and heavy roosters are listed with varying weights and prices, plus butterfat, eggs, and poultry receipts from Chicago and New York markets.
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Huron
Bitton
Watertowr
Sioux Palls
Sioux Falls
Sioux Ss
Mitchell
Teghorn
Rallying Effort In Wheat Nipped
A rallying effort in Wheat was nipped off the tower as authorities reported limited progress. Officials cited a cautious approach while residents awaited further updates on the situation.
Market report shows mixed grain prices and gains
Wheat and rye prices fluctuate across markets with No. 1 dark northern around 128 to 160 in Minneapolis cash trades. Rye holds near 1.14 to 1.74 in trade, with barley down to 1.00 and other notes on No. 2 and No. 3 grades as buyers respond to current demand and supply.
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Bishius Oe
Bae
Huron Graon
Minneapolis
Stocks Steady Late In Session In New York Market
Stocks steadied late in New York after an early sell-off. Buying in rails oils and liquors revived briefly around midday, then quieted. Initial declines narrowed to slight gains by the fourth hour. Turnover approached 1.8 million shares with prices near the close little changed.
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New York
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A compilation of closing quotations and stock entries from the Associated Press style sheet listing numerous corporate tickers and percentages for major companies such as Am Airlines BoeingAir Chrysler Ford, and United Air along with various industrials and consumer firms. The data appears as a snapshot of closing quotes across industries and markets with percentages and symbol codes.
Infant Son of Lt and Mrs Truppe Dies in Rapid City
Former Huronian residents report the infant son of Lt Russell Truppe and his wife, born June 29, died July 1 in Rapid City. Mrs Truppe is former Peona Stratton. The Truppe family earlier served with a tank division in France.
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Russell Truppe
Rapid City
Truppe
A. T
Peona Stratton
Com. Lat
France
Officer Sentenced To Death Takes Life In Army Hospital
Lt. Beaufort Swancutt, sentenced to death by an army court martial, killed himself in Letterman Hospital San Francisco. Military sources say he hanged himself with a bed sheet after conviction for slaying two young women, his commanding officer, and a policeman. He was wounded before capture and hospitalized after the trial.
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Army
San Francisco
Beaufort Swancutt
Letterman Hospital
Swancutt
Camp Anza
Delay Hearing In Truckers Pay Row
Washington July 6 delay in arrival of two representatives of the Midwest Operators Association led to a recess in a War Labor Board hearing. The association, representing 113 trucking companies in 13 states, was ordered to show why it has not generally complied with a wage increase order. Employees, via the Teamsters Union AFL, threaten to strike if the order is not followed. The association operates in Minnesota North and South Dakota Missouri Wisconsin Arkansas Kentucky Iowa Nebraska Illinois Oregon Colorado and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Midwest Operators Association
War Labor Board
Central States
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Kentucky
Iowa
Nebraska
Minois
Oregon
Colorado
Oklahoma
Ten Window Peepers Confess To Hookway
Ten youths confessed before County Judge C W Hookway to window peeping charges and were released after severe reprimands. One boy was picked up by Huron police and implicated the others. They had been peeping for two to three months, accounting for a rise in complaints to police.
WAVE Open House Tonight in Huron Hotel Dining Room
An open house for prospective WAVE recruits and their families is set for 7:30 PM in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel mezzanine dining room under the Hur on Elks Lodge. Ensign Harlan Blake and Ensign Blanche Packer will speak. navy activities films will be shown. Elks committee women lead the event.
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Marvin
Keith Potter
Cecil Bartholow
V. R. Deyo
Mary. Churchill
War in Normandy Intensifies With Dense German Defenses
Allied and German forces slugged through a tight battle along Caen and Cherbourg fronts. German divisions held tight near Caen, while Allied air and naval actions aimed to break the lines. Air bombardments and heavy artillery pressed the crumbling defenses as Australian and New Zealand units supported the doughboys amid continued naval threats from E-boats and minelayers.
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Normandy
Caen Fesion
Supreme Command
Carpiquet
Morpan's Land
Caen
Cherbourg
le Havre
Goering Reported Conferring In Italy
A Der Bund dispatch reports Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering in Italy near the border conferring with Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel. The brief item notes Goering talked at a conference and visited a location described in uncertain terms, with no further details on participants or dates.
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Goering
Italy
der Bund
Reichmarshal Hermann ‘Wilhelm Tialy
Young fugitives head westward in car theft spree
Two teenage fugitives aged 16 and 17 escaped Pipestone jail and reportedly stole six automobiles across Minnesota and South Dakota. Officers say the youths Gilbert Trams of Huron and La Voye De Coteau of Sisseton were linked to thefts in Pipestone, Dell Rapids, Cherokee Iowa, Huron, Midland, Philip and Huron. None have yet been recovered.
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Huron
Midland
Price
Philip
Gilbert ‘Trams
la Voye de Coteau
Sisseton
Pipestone
Dell Rapids
Cherokee
Towa
Fire-Power Boost Shown by British and American Forces
Acting Secretary Patterson announced in Washington that Allied forces in Europe are developing fire power four times greater than that of the German foe. He clarified the measure focuses on ammunition, not manpower, and includes small arms, grenades, mortars, artillery, bombs, rockets, and aircraft ordnance. Patterson warned the momentum of Allied firepower could decide wars, noting Pacific figures would be similar and recalling episodes like Bataan when allies were strained.
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Europe
Patterson
Pacific
Bataan
Churchill vows to end war as German flying bombs loom
Churchill told the Commons that Britain will end the war and that a special committee of scientists will advise on offensive and defensive measures against flying bombs. He revealed government plans to use deep shelters and urged civilians to stay at their posts while encouraging nonessential Londoners to leave. Daily arrivals of up to 150 bombs were reported, though many were shot down or failed to cross the shield.
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Germany
Churchill
Ana Welfe
Tme
Herbert Morrison
Luftwaffe
Pat Gnther
Feruary
London
Wi Bt
Wheat Imports May Continue Despite Fine Crop Prospect
The United States may keep importing wheat for the next year despite a booming harvest that could surpass the 1917 record. Imports would cover wartime emergencies and boost carryover reserves, with the Agriculture Department noting continued but reduced imports to supplement supplies. Canada supplied about 150 million bushels last year to ease a livestock feed shortage.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Canada
Band To Play At Band Show In Huron Theatre Tonight
Hans Christensen announces a 7:45 pm band concert at the Huron Theatre preceding the band premiere at 8:30 pm. Doors open 7:15. park concert in J. W. Campbell Park starts 8:30 with a mixed program. War bond buyers gain free premiere admission. remaining seats sold to the public.
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Hans Christensen
Huron Municipal Band
Huron Theatre
Christensen
J. W. Campbell Park
Park
Maryland
Marion Walker
Minnesota Amusement Company
Huron
State
Heaviest U.S. Losses In Mediterranean Area
The War Department summary shows 80,886 U S soldiers killed wounded or captured in the Mediterranean through May 1941, the largest theater casualties to date. Total U S army casualties through June 3 rise to 179,923, with 173,572 in all theaters from Pearl Harbor through May 31.
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U.S
Mediterranean
Washington
War Department
Pearl Harbor
Youth Center Opening Delayed One Week In Huron
The Youth Center opening planned for July 7 is postponed a week due to delays in interior work. The center is in the building that formerly housed Tucks Cafe.
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Tucks Cafe
Fire Inspectors Meet In Huron
A two day instruction course for insurance engineers opened in Huron South Dakota under the State War Insurance Service SWIS. Major J H Fickens Army representative and M E Cox from the Western Aviation Bureau Chicago led instructors. The program aims to inspect war plants and handle insurance matters for war metals amid rising wartime demands.
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Neers
South Dakota
Huron
Spay
Office of Civilian Defense
Rairt ‘Ton
Sioux Falls
State Direct
SWIS
Hisy
Maj
J. H. Fickens
Army
Cox
Arial Bureau
Chicago
Capital
Wir
Josses
George Kerr Taken in Death in Huron
George Kerr longtime resident of Huron died early morning in a Yankton hospital. Funeral arrangements and time to be announced. He was a former Sheriff of Beadle County and police sergeant. Survived by two sons Dr B H Kerr of Minneapolis and Chester Kerr of California. Kerr born December 4 1858 in Greenock Scotland. Member of Masonic bodies Huron Lodge No 26 and other Scottish Rite orders, Elk Lodge member since 1901.
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George Kerr
Huron
Yankton
Mr. Kerr
Beadie County
Geenock
Scotland
Nuw
Masonic Lady
Xland
Huron Lodge No
R.A.M
Rakotah Cramandery No
Knights ‘Tomyliir
Hii Elks Lodge
Funeral Today for Mrs Wise in Ashton Church
Funeral services were held at noon today at the Ashton Community Church for Mrs Harel Wiss 4 year old of Ashton who died at home Sunday after an illness. The Rev BE F Kurty officiated with burial in Ashton Cemetery. Surviving are husband a navy serviceman, a son Wesky seven daughters Adelaide and two others all at home.
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Acufiely
Ashton
Harel
Wiss
BE. F. Kurty
Nin
Navy
Weskey
Adelaide
Huronian song chosen for western film
Mrs Nina Hay of Huron has had a song she wrote selected for a western motion picture by the Westmore Music division of Hollywood. The number is titled Swath of the Rio Grande.
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Huronian
Nina Hay
Westmore Musication
Hollywood
Sng
Rio Grande
Grease Fire Cleared At John’s Eatery On Dakota Ave
Firefighters quickly extinguished a grease laden oven fire at John's Eatery 266 Dakota Avenue South at 11 this morning. Only slight smoke damage reported by Fire Chief Fr. Ulrich.
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John’s Eateria
Dakota Avenue South
Fr. Ulrich
FOR SALE AND WANT ADS COLLECTED ITEMS
A cluttered for sale and want ad list shows items for sale including a McCormick binder, a Deering engine and parts, a Florence oil stove, a Pontiac car, a John Deere tractor, a 20 gauge Remington pump gun, and a lawn mower. Also requests for repairs, a wall tent, day dishwasher, and a moving crew. stray cattle notice. a vaccination reminder from Humphrey’s Drug Store. and a ride request to Los Angeles with Cheyenne and Salt Lake route.
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Humphrey
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
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