Hog Market Dips Amid Mixed Live Stock Prices Across Cities
Market note reports July 15 hogs in Armour Stockyards Huron at top $13.00 for light weight butchers, with cattle steady to weak and sheep steady. Watertown and Chicago listings show mixed declines and steady trends in hogs, cattle, and sheep, with top prices and weights noted for several classes. Prices vary by weight and class across regions, including Sioux Falls and Fort pipelines.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Huron and New York Produce Markets Report Prices
Huron market prices list ranges for heavy hens light hens and roosters with butterfat grades. New York Chicago Watertown and Sioux Falls reports show poultry eggs butterfat prices and grain futures for July 15 with firm dressed poultry and unchanged egg prices.
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Huron
New York
U.S
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Thrusday July 15
Sioux City Iowa stock market roundup shows cattle numbers with 3 500 salable cows steady to firmer bids on cows and steers with thin feeder supply. Hogs weak to lower with light weights around 12 66 and 12 30 tops. Sheep and lambs slow with good spring lambs quoted around 14 50 to 15 25.
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Sioux City
WFAJ
Cutter and Commons
St Paul Livestock Market Report Thursday
St Paul livestock sales show limited supply with generally steady runoff. Prices for cattle include steers at 15.60 top, cows 10.00 to 21.50, calves vealers 14.00 to 15.50, hogs bid 13.35 for 180-260 lb, with sows and other classes varying. sheep listings steady around 4,000 head.
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South St, Paul
W.F.A
Mitchell Produce Thursday Hens and Poultry Weights
Mitchell delivers poultry figures for Thursday showing counts by category including Leghorn hens 28, heavy cocks 15, Leghorn springs 22, ducks and geese 12, hen turkeys 24, tom turkeys 21, Hennery eggs 25, and case run 32 with Butterlat 48 remarks.
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Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Leghorn
Chicago Egg Futures Prices Hold Steady in Thursday Session
Chicago egg futures for No. 2 contract in October opened at 43.25, traded as high and low around 43.00, closing near 43.00 with the prior close at 43.25. Volume and further details not provided.
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Chicago
Pressure On Grains Forces Price Drops
CHICAGO July 16 Grains faced steady strain with wheat and oats shedding more than a cent while rye fell about 2 cents Traders hedged in wheat as producers appeared willing to sell above loan levels Northwest crop reports were generally favorable. Minneapolis weakness influenced the local market with Minneapolis cash close showing lower quotes for No. 1 heavy dark northern wheat and dark northern futures indicated modest declines.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwest
Tye
Markets At A Glance From New York And Chicago
Markets at a glance show late selling in stocks, irregular bonds with better demand, and cotton weakness on liquidation. Chicago saw wheat and rye declines amid hedging pressure, corn unchanged on ceiling revision doubts, hogs steady, cattle and steers weak with mixed grain quotes for various wheat and corn contracts.
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REW
York
Bstocka
Chicago
Stocks Dip Near Close After Shaky Market Session
New York stocks faded in the final hour with rails steels rubbers and other leaders suffering declines while scattered issues posted small gains. Volume finished around 1.2 million shares as traders reassessed gains amid war news and hopes for a near four year peak in averages.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
American Telephone
Western’ Union
Ohio Oil and Allied Chemical
Closing Prices for Major Corporations and Brands
A list of closing percentages and stock figures for numerous companies and brands including AlleghCorp AlChemDye AmAirlines AT&T BoeingAir GenElec Union Saint brands such as Coca Cola Pepsi and PhelpsDedge, with varied percent changes reflecting market activity. The table-like entries show percentages next to company names, indicating closing performance or yield.
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Could Not Be Certain What Caused Man’s Illness
In Los Angeles, 56 year old William Conville was hospitalized with an acute gastric disturbance after recalling a late night snack. He listed milk cucumbers ice cream watermelon ice tea spinach and cold fish as potential sources, but could not identify the exact cause.
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Los Angeles
William ‘Conville
Low-Grade Emergency Tires Released to South Dakota Dealers
About 19 000 Grade II emergency tires will be distributed to eastern South Dakota dealers over the next two weeks for sale to motorists with rationing certificates. Tires, once deemed unsuitable for further use, are offered at 50 cents each to dealers in lots of 29 to 200, with a ceiling price of 1 dollar if unsupplied repairs.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Defense Supplies Corporation
H. V. Bennett
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Government Worker Kills Stenographer Then Ends Own Life
Coroner lists murder and suicide in a jealous argument case at a Washington lodging house. William Knox Chandler age 42, OSS supervisor, killed Rosemary Sidley 31, a former Chicago debutante and OSS stenographer, with Chandler then fatally shooting himself after a night of jealousy tensions.
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Wavalngton
William Knox Chandler
Office of Strategic Services
Rosemary Sidley
Chicago
OSS
Miss Sidley
Chandler
A. Magruder
Potter and Greening Linked to Tokyo Raid In Sicily Feature
Capt Henry A Potter navigator for Gen Doolittle on the Tokyo raid and Col C Ross Greening Tacoma Wash pilot and bomb sight inventor are pictured with another pilot on their return from the Sicily air raid and are noted for talks in Huron and July Fourth events.
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Kenry A. Potter
Pierre
Gen. Doolittle
Tokyo
Huron
Chicago Daily News
Potter
Henry A. Potter
C. Ross Greening
Tacoma
Wash
Iie
Sicily
RAF Hits Nazi Transport Lines In Western Europe
RAF fighter planes carried harassing strikes against Germanys transportation network in western Europe last night with no large scale bombing reported. Britain enjoyed a raid free night and Allied air activity continued against Nazi logistics while cautious reports noted no major operations.
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London
Guy
Europe
Germany
Britain
Wheat parity price plea reaches Brown of OPA
Senate letter signed by 16 members urges War Food Administrator Frentiss Brown to remove the unlawful flour ceiling on wheat and assure an adequate parity price for the 1944 crop. The group argues administrative action is needed to boost incentives for larger wheat plantings ahead of September sowing.
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Cliff Sandahl
Washington
Wheat States
Frentiss Brown
Reed
Republican
Kansas
Brown
Congress
War Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Gurkey
South Dakota
Brooks
Iliogis
Nye
North Dakota
Johnson
Colorado
Burton
Ohio
Thomas
Oklahoma
Shipstead
Minnesota
Langer
North
Allies Press Mubo Offensive as Jap Losses Grow
Allied forces report heavy Japanese losses between 13 and 17 ships in the Solomons and say Liberators roast enemy airfields at Suka Kahili and Hallale. Kittyhawks shoot down three dive bombers as Nassau Bay landings prep the push toward Salamaua and Lae, with fierce jungle fighting expected after Mubo falls.
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Japan
Solomons
Munda
Suka
Kahili
Hallale
Australlen
Nassau Bay
Salamaua
Sala
Hospital Admits Group From Huron and Osceola
Reported admissions include Mrs Winfield Henry Huron medical Nise David Wipf Huron medical Mrs Francis Smith Hitchcook medical Mrs R A Henderson Huron surgical Duane Wroe Osceola surgical Carol Carson Wolsey minor surgical Rath Eek Greenan Huron. Also C W Habicht and Miss Helen Habicht returned Wednesday from a days buying trip in the Twin Cities.
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Hostals
Winfield Henry
Huron
Nise David Wipf
Francis Smith
Hitchcook
R. A. Henderson
Hurontrgical
Duane Wroe
Carol Carson
Wolsey
Ratheek.Greenan
C. W. Habicht
Helen Habicht
Fine Huronian $350 For Liquor Violation
Alfred Schumacher a Huron liquor dealer was fined 350 in federal court after pleading nolle contendere to failing to maintain a proper inventory of liquor on hand before opening in 1942 Parsall received probation after pleading guilty to bringing liquor onto the Sisseton Indian Reservation. Norbert E Bauer had probation revoked for drunkenness and was ordered to serve the original term after pleading guilty to falsifying government accounts.
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Ppaadwwood
Alfrence Schumacher
Huron
Parsall
Sisseton
Norbert E. Bauer
Funeral Saturday for Mrs. Leo Claude in Charleston
Funeral services for Mrs. Leo Claude also known as Eula Gordon, who died suddenly in Charleston, S C, will be held at Welter Chapel at 2 30 p m Saturday afternoon. The Rev Earl Longfellow will conduct the service and burial will be in Ideal Cemetery. She was the only daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Gordon. Her body arrived with her husband and her father from Spokane Washington. Her brother William G Gordon in the U S Navy at Farragut Idaho is due Friday. The casket will be open tonight from 7 to 9 at Welter Chapel.
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Leo Claude
Eula Gordon
Charleston
S. C
Welter Chapel
Earl Longfellow
The
Baptist Church
Ideal Cemetery
Claude
Spokane
Wash
William G. Gordon
U. S. Navy
Farragut
Ida
Harvest relief drive expands across states and farms
Governor Sharpe cites emergency powers to aid harvests as labor and machinery shortages strain farms. Officials promote grain storage safety, rapid parts access, and coordinated use of custom combiners. A newborn daughter Kay Annette joins Henry and family in Huron.
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Ers
Chan Gurney
Pierre
Bismarck
Miles City
Sharpe
Extension Department
War Boards
Ite
Vigiante Corps
War Board
Stanebarger
Stonebarger
Mr. Barnes
South Dakota
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
State War Board
Jackson
Sicily
Storer
Jorgenson
Extension Service
State Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Henrys
Indinfield Henry
15Th Street
a_Huron hospital
Kay Annette
Maxon Quits OPA In Huff Over Red Tape Claim
Lou R. Maxon, a Detroit advertising executive serving as deputy administrator of the OPA, resigns citing confounding red tape and policy gridlock. He calls for drastic reorganization, clear leadership, and a broader purge of “professors” and “slide-rule” aides to restore agency direction and public confidence.
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Maxon
OPA
Karl BR. Bauma
Washington
Lou R
Detroit
Office of Privy Administration
Houdini
Ajthet
Gesk
Moxo
Miltiafer
Prentiss Brown
Kenneth Galbraith
Axis set to meet Allied push along east coast near Catania
The war report says Axis command plans a main battle near Catania, 35 miles up the coast from Augusta, as British and Canadian forces, with American and French units, prepare to block the advance. Parachute and elite troops conducted successful operations, while Italian divisions stiffen resistance in the area.
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Gaering
Anw
Eighth Army
Catania
Augusta
Ste Geums
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Huronian Arrested for Drunken Driving
George Jones, 25, of 1212 %in his Avenue Southwest, waived preliminary examination before Municipal Judge C. N. Hall and was bound over to the next term of municipal court on $2,000 bonds. Police said he was driving at a high rate of speed when stopped.
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George ©. Jones
Avenue Southwest
C. N. Hall
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