Hog price surge lifts market to four year peak
Armour stock yards reports hog prices up 5 16 cents with top at 10.60 amid ongoing strength in demand. Chicago market hits new high around 11.25 as cattle and sheep show mixed moves across major Midwest locations including St Paul Sioux Falls Sioux City and Watertown with heifers and calves holding steady to higher.
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Huron and Nearby Produce Markets Reported Prices
Daily price range from Huron and nearby markets reported to Evening Huvonite. Listings include heavy breed and Leghorn birds, roosters, henas, broilers, eggs, butterfat, and regional quotes from Watertown Sioux City Sioux Falls Mitchell Chicago New York markets with brief notes on receipts and trends.
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Sioux Falls
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Markets At Glance chaotic mixed notes from New York and Minneapolis
Markets At Glance reports irregular stock activity with an early rally faltering, bonds mixed as railroad issues stay active, and foreign exchange dull though the Canadian dollar edges up. Commodities show higher cotton and firm sugars while metals stay quiet. Wheat and corn face weakness with slight declines in futures. Minneapolis grain prices reflect mixed quotes, with several grains showing firmer or weaker trades and varying cash offers across No. 1 to No. 3 grades.
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New York
Esaultry
New Orleans
Wool Market Report Highlights Boston Prices
A fragment from Boston wool market coverage notes new business and rising prices with wool bids reported on a 90 to 93 scoured basis. The brief text also references Chicago futures, butter futures, storage aids, and regulatory constraints from the US Department.
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Boston
Bees
Wheat Futures Break Sharply in Late Session
Wheat futures in Chicago declined sharply as profits were taken on the market late in the session. Trading showed broad selling among major grain grades, with analysts citing pressure from position squaring and uncertain near term demand.
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Chicago
Late Selling Wave Sags Stock List
The New York stock market showed mid-summer revival with early gains fading as a late profit selling wave reduced many issues. Opening activity was strong with most quotes up fractions to a point, while transfers totaled about 1.2 million shares.
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New York
Fragmented OCR ledger of corporate stakes and percentages
A scrambled OCR snippet listing varied entities and percentages such as AT&T 157 and AmTobB 72%, with many unreadable labels. It resembles a financial or stock page shorthand, showing corporate abbreviations, regional marks, and partial numeric shares or rates, but lacks coherent context or a clear narrative.
Senator Gurney Commended by Defense Committee
Rapid City dispatch notes Rushmore chapter of the Committee to Defend America praised Senator Chan Gurney for favorable votes on Britain aid. The resolution backs repeal of the arms embargo and the lord-lease bill, urging full material aid, naval vessel sales, and RAF volunteer service for armed forces.
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Chan Gurney
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Rushmore
America
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Dakota
Gurney
Maor
Robert S. Hill
National Committee
Sase
Americar
RAF
Jaz Force
Boy Drives Car Barely Off Punishment in Smithtown
In Smithtown New York Jay Brenner a two year old who lacks a license caused a car to leap forward 400 feet striking five parked autos and injuring a 26 year old girl who was bruised. He avoided jail because of his age as his mother shopped and the car was stalled unintentionally.
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Smithtown
Jay
Charles William Brenner
Harry C. Brenner
Suffolk County
Berlin Gap Opens as German Forces Press East
Berlin dispatches describe Schnelle Truppen forging ahead with a widening gap before reserves, while infantry march 185 miles in four days. German writers outline two fronts with fast attacks on the Russian line and massed mop up along an inner front. Dienst Au Deutschlan hints at new arms decisions as Stalin’s last defense line faces attack. DNB reports modern camouflaged casements breached at an undisclosed location.
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High Command
Russia
DNB
Willkie Meets Roosevelt for International Affairs Talk
Wendell L. Willkie was invited by President Roosevelt to a White House luncheon for a general discussion of international affairs. The Agriculture Department announced an extended stamp plan will reach Grant and Roberts counties in South Dakota within about a month to aid needy families.
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FDR
Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
White House
Agriculture Department
Grant and
Roberts
South Dakota
Churchills Official Concern Over Wheeler Iceland Remark
Britain expresses concern to the White House about Senator Wheeler's July remark that American forces would occupy Iceland. President received Churchill dispatch through the State Department, saying such announcements jeopardize British lives. Wheeler defends democracy, says Congress and the people deserve to know steps that could involve them in war. He notes occupation timing and calls for presidential consultation with Congress.
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Suly
Winston Churchill
White House
Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
Iceland
Stephen Early
Early
Churchill
State Department
Teeland
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Executive Branch
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Congress & Éverlraton
Icelandic defense shift praised by leaders and Roosevelt
Leaders note Icelandic occupation by U S forces reduces danger to Iceland and aids Atlantic defense. They expect mutual naval cooperation with Britain and the United States, while Roosevelt rejects hemispheric dividing lines as a factor in U S defense strategy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Mercury Fluctuates as Warmth Returns Across South Dakota
A fluctuating temperature pattern across South Dakota saw readings drop from 87 to 81 degrees between 10 and 11:45 AM, then rebound to 92 PM and 94 at 2 PM at the airport. Forecasters expect scattered thundershowers possible tonight with cooler, fair weather ahead, while Pierre hot spot yesterday reached 99 and Huron Lemmon Aberdeen logged 96s and 65 this morning without clouds. Sioux Falls and Watertown posted cool conditions yesterday with a high of 26.
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South Dakota
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Huron
Lemmon
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Watertown
WPA Strike Ends as AFL Building Trades Accept Mediation
AFL Building Trades Council ends Jefferson Barracks labor walkout after OPM pledge to probe WPA encroachment in the $4,000,000 Missouri project. separate actions include Muskegon United Auto Workers at Sealed Power and Charlestown Electric Workers dispute over wages and job shifts. Dairy Farmers Union calls recess in eight day New York area milk strike while federal hearings are sought for price proposals affecting about 55,000 dairy producers across New York Vermont and Pennsylvania.
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Moscow Continues Reports From Far War Fronts
Dispatches describe Hungarian, German, and Romanian forces crossing the Seret River once held by Austro Hungarians in 1918. Soviet troops engage near No near No and in western Ukraine repelling infantry assaults as columns push toward the Finnish frontier including Murmansk and the Hango peninsula base.
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S D Fishing To Be Improved In South Dakota
Pierre July 9 The state fish department plans to improve fishing from the lower James River to the lakes near Water, McCook Lake and Union County by removing rough fish and seining Big Stone Lake. A four-year plan, with Peter G Beaulieu as chairman, includes contracts for September bids, carp moving from James River to the river mouth, and hires Wagner as assistant superintendent of fisheries. Budget set at 177000 and 25000 for fry projects with federal Pittman Robertson funds.
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al van Lever
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Roosevelt voices views on selective service limits and service extension
President Roosevelt argues a portion of selectees and guardsmen could stay beyond the current one year limit if needed, but would be disrupted if many were mustered out. He cautions Congress that altering authority would affect army efficiency and warns against unintended delays to extended service plans. The House prepares to debate a time deferment for men over 28 while General Marshall’s proposals draw strong opposition.
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George C. Marshall
Marshall
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