Hog Markets Steady to Lower Across Markets
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Huron July 16 hog market steady on light butchers with 15 cent cuts on heavies and sows. Top figure $14.00. good hogs $10 per 100. Lambs stronger up to 25 cents. sows near 23.25. Cattle steady. Idaho feeders around 12.50. New York produce figures mixed with butter steady. cheese and dressed poultry steady. Watertown reports hogs 5 to 10 lower, butchers 13.20 to 14.20. lambs 33.00 to 13.50. Cattle steady.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Idaho
New York
Watertown
Sioux City
Price Igs
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Vvrice
Hog and cattle prices ease as receipts rise in Chicago market
Hog prices slip about ten cents despite generally steady tone as receipts exceed expectations. Top hogs bring 14.45, cows and sows weaker. Cattle and calf activity strong with fed steers and yearlings up to 14.65, best heifers around 13.05, bulk weights 12.75 to 14.00, stock cattle firm amid heavy salables and active canners and feeders.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Reports From St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City
Market update across three Midwest stockyards on July 16 shows cattle hogs and sheep trading with mixed demand. In St Paul salable cattle 3 500 and hogs 6 500 with prices steady to lower. Sioux Falls hogs 2 000 and cattle 800 with steady to lower bids. Sioux City cattle 2 500 and hogs 5 800 with steady to strong cattle and slower hogs trading.
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Produce Prices Reported
Sioux Falls and Sioux City market pages dated July 16 list prices for heavy hens, leghorn hens, cocks, springs, eggs, and butterfat across multiple towns including Huron Sioux Falls Sioux City Mitchell and Watertown. Entries show weight categories and per pound values for hens roosters springs and egg grades with butterfat figures.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Syouxe Falls
Sioux City
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Leghorn Cooks
Mitchell
Heanecy
Watertown
White Rock Springs
Ponterly
Wool Market and Chicago Produce Report Summary
Boston wool market reports bright quarter blood wools at 0.51 cents delivered and Delaine staple at 48 cents grease, with strong demand for scoured wools 60s to 56s around $1.00 to $1.05. Chicago Produce notes Butler firm with receipts and varying scores, steady eggs, and mixed livestock prices. poultry markets show hens steady and broilers easing, while butter futures trade around the mid-34 to 38 cent range.
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Boston
U S. QD. A.J
Chicago
U. S
D. A
Butler
Plymouth Rocks
Markets at a Glance July 16 New York
Markets wrap shows stocks mixed with narrow price moves. Bonds uneven with rails higher. Cotton weak due to heavy liquidation. In Chicago July 18 wheat declined about 1 1 2 cents on hedging, soybeans steady, corn weaker, hogs steady to 10 lower, cattle active and stronger with limited supply, prices up to 94 75.
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New York
Chicago
Selling Pressure Sags Grain Prices on ICAGy
Persistent selling pressured wheat and other grains on ICAGy with declines across majors. Weakening cotton, inflation talk in Washington, and ideal harvest weather spurred liquidation as wheat fell early and again later, with prices shown down across July and September contracts.
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Washington
Tate
House of Commons Debates Shipping Losses and Grain Markets
In London the House of Commons met in secret session to discuss shipping losses after Churchill’s government refused to authorize a public debate. Sir Stafford Cripps announced no summary would be published, but MPs could inform constituents of the general impression. The debate touched on wheat and barley prices and the impact on maritime trade in the Atlantic.
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Huron
London
House of Commons
Churchill
Stafford Cripps
Privy Seal
Minneapolis cash close and Chicago futures roundup
Minneapolis cash close reports wheat and corn prices with multiple grades and basis changes for July trading day. Chicago futures range includes wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with openings, highs lows and closes listed for each contract.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Pater
Ile
Dee
RABI
Inflation Quandary Dulls Stock Market
New York traders faced indecision on inflation policy as the market moved in a narrow range. Quotations fell modestly in the morning amid sparse offerings, with small late-day bidding. Transfers reached about 275000 shares as trends remained uncertain and modest.
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New York
Closing Quotations AP Data Summary
A compressed list shows closing quotation percentages for major companies including AlChal Dve, MackTruck, AmAirlines, MarshField, MartelCo, MontWard, AmWoolpf, NatDairyPro, Anaconda, NorPac, AviationCor, BendixAvia, OtisElev, RethlSteel, BoeingAir, Penney IC and others. Figures range from single to mid teens with several firms in the 100s or higher. Data appear as market shorthand rather than full prices.
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Associated Press
AlChal&Dve
LockhdAire
Alls-ChMfig
MackTruck
AmAirlines
MarshField
Aminterna
MartelCo
AmTel&Tel
MontWard
AmWoolpf
NatDairyPro
Anaconda
NorAmAvia
Annul
NorPac
AviationCor
OliverFarm
BendixAvia
OtisElev
RethlSteel
ParamPic
BoeingAir
Penney(ic
Inside Track Claim in War Contracts Probe
Washington July 15 The House Naval committee heard chairman Vinson charge that three sales engineers earned an inside track at the navy department aiding manufacturers in war contracts and netting 646701 for themselves in six months. He said the trio drew 1150 a day including Sundays while battles raged at Bataan Corregidor and on the Lexington, vowing to curb contingent fees.
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Vinson
Georgia
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Bataan
Corregidor
Lexington
A. P. Shirley
Army
F. B. Olcott
F. C. Nichols
Navy
Hand Pioneer William J. Rudd Dies in Huron Home
Hand County pioneer William J. Rudd died at 6 20 am in the home of his daughter Mrs Leora Miller 226 Second Street Southwest He was born May 1 1866 in Marlette Michigan came to Hand County in 1883 married Carolyn McCormack in 1890 she died in 1916 surviving are four sons and two daughters Major Charles Budd Henry Alfred Chester and Mrs Estella Miller and Mrs Leora Miller Fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild two sisters and one brother remain Inurnment will be arranged after out of town relatives speak to confirm details.
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Gion
William James Rudd
Hand County
Leora Miller
Second Street
Mr. Rudd
Marlette
Mich
Orient
Carolyn McCormack
Watertown
Huron
Charles
Budd
Logan
Cola
Henry
Los Angeles
Alfred
Miskimon
Chester
Detroit
Estella Miller
Kinsah
Harvey
Cora Rudd
Lovett
Manitoba
Canada
Mae Rudd
Milles
Winners Named In Reap The Wild Wind Contest
Evening Huronite named ten contest winners who receive two free tickets to the film Reap the Wild Wind at the Huron Theatre next Friday. Winners identified ten stars in Cecil B. DeMille's anniversary picture and submitted essays on why he is a great director.
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Huronite
Huron
The
Huron~ 106
Cecil B. DeMille
Direcor
Ya Faye Meink
Ohio Avenue
Florence Heekenhahls
Beach
La‘wina Lewis
Lawn Ridge
Dorothy Jean Osmanson
Bob Temsey
Nebraska Avenue
Ethel Johnson
Frank Avenue
Norene Hale
Fourth Street
Jackie Fotter
Beach Avenue
Loan Sowles
Jdsha
Maureen Artz
Kansas Avenue
Ray Milland
Paulatte Goddard
Joan Wayrie
Raymond Massey
Robert Preston
Susan Hayward
Lynne Overman
Charles Bickford
Martha O'Driscoll
Walter Hampden
Janet Beecher
J Gay
Huron Theatre
Paramount Studios
Cecil B. de Iile
Family Profits From War Contracts Earned 613,798 in 1941
A Washington family of four admitted before the House naval committee that it earned 653,798 in 1941 by obtaining war contracts for manufacturers on a commission basis. Patriarch William Scrimgeour and his wife along with their two sons Maxwell and C Bailey Scrimgeour formed the partnership.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Reg. Magnuson
Washington Democrat
William Scrimgeour
Drum Corps To Attend Sioux Falls Naval Commissioning
Huron Junior Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will be special guests of the Navy at the commissioning of a new recruiting station in Sioux Falls next Tuesday. They will travel by five Navy station wagons from Huron in a morning parade and participate in the celebration before returning the same day.
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Huron Junior Legion
U. S. Navy
Sioux Falls
Richard Simmons
Huron
Navy
Simmons
Hear Documents In Saboteur's Trial
The military commission trying eight Nazi saboteurs devoted the morning session to reading documents already in evidence. A communique said the commission met at 9:30 am and would continue the readings through the afternoon session.
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Washington
Military Commission
Weather summary with warm trend and scattered storms
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity predicts continued warmth today and tonight while South Dakota sees scattered thunder showers in the west and north this afternoon and evening. Temperature history notes show high and low ranges from the past year and day with solar timing and farm resource mention.
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Huron
South Dakota
Hear Report on Electric Chair Trip
State board of charities and corrections will meet in Huron to hear G Norton Jamison warden of the state prison at Sioux Falls recount his eastern trip seeking an electric chair. Governor Bushfield expected to attend. Jamison returned yesterday from a lengthy tour seeking the execution device for two convicted singers now confined in the state penitentiary.
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
Mned
Huron
G. Norton Jamison
Sioux Falls
Harlan J. Bushfield
Gladys Fyfe
Jamison
South Dakota
Stimson Says Draft Likely For Young Men To Aid War
Secretary of War Stimson indicated in a Washington press conference that young married men and 18 to 20 year olds would probably be drafted into the armed forces before victory over the Axis. He noted no great war avoids calling up these classes and hinted at a possible lower draft age, while urging young men to plan for their immediate futures. He also gave no new reports on global fighting progress, except to say Aleutian reconnaissance remains difficult and information is released as received.
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Washington
Stimson
Wday
War Department
Congress
War Secretary
Aleutians
Corps Heads At Air Raid School In Brookings
Huron Citizens Defense Corps officials attending a five day air raid warden school in Brookings plan to return home this week with ideas for a local program. Commander Glenn Martin announced that the group observed incendiary bomb handling demonstrations Monday night. More than 100 prospective wardens from eastern South Dakota are at the school. Dr. B R Stratton will lead all wardens from Huron.
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Huron
Citizens Defense Corps
Brookings
Glenn Martin
Martin
Defense Corps
South Dakota
BR. A. Stratton
Huron youths join Naval Reserve in Omaha induction
Three Huron youths Loraine Ketelson Merle Cameron and Junior Johnson left yesterday for Omaha to enlist in the U S Naval Reserve They enlisted at the Huron Navy recruiting sub station and will be assigned to training stations upon induction in Omaha
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Naval Reserve
Loraine Ketelson
Merle Cameron
Junior Johnson
Omaha
U.S. Naval Reserve
Huron Navy
Bombing Front Holds Axis Off Balance in Africa
At dusk Tuesday, Allied defenses repelled daylight Axis assaults after Rommel’s stalled eastern offensive. General Auchinleck kept pressure with sudden strikes and RAF control, aided by American airmen. Hospital notes list patients from Huron and nearby towns, while a crash in Deadwood reports Conrad M. Carlson, 34, Clifton, Ariz., dying from a skull fracture after a motorcycle accident Sunday near Central City.
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Rommel
Alexandria
Auchinleck
RAF
Deadwood
Conrad ‘M. Carlson
Clifton, Ariz
Central City
Jonas To Head Spearfish Normal
Russell E. Jonus named as new president of Spearfish Normal School by the board of regents, returning to South Dakota after serving in Iowa. He succeeds Dr E C Woodin who retired due to ill health after 23 years. Loly, Me burn to join college administration. board also elects BOM, Momford, How as officers and Fran Isabel as vice president.
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Izws
Russell E. Jonus
Busi Ty
al Pierry
South Dakota
Educa
Black Halls
Jenas
South 1
Une Towa Bt
Des
Black Hills Tenelwus
Cets
E. C. Woodin
Deering
A. R. Ferguson
M. E. Hafner
Newall
Toll AU Adds Ships as U S Merchantmen Reach Port Safely
The Axis U boat campaign in the western Atlantic sinks two merchant vessels near the Gulf of Mus and off the coast, raising Allied and neutral losses to 376 since Pearl Harbor. Of the 381 U S merchantmen, nine were lost, with 27 crew members aboard one ship perishing. Fifty-one of 872 passenger lists were injured as the flotilla suffered multiple sinkings in rapid succession.
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Prins
Atlantic
Toll Nave
Gulf of Mus
Pearl
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Gulf
Probe Death Of War Plant Worker
New York police seek autopsy results to decide if the death of a 24-year-old war plant worker was self-inflicted or murder. The body was found bound with cords tied to a bedframe in the Elimhurst home of the parents. Officials report the case as a possible homicide pending autopsy findings. Relatives from Brooklyn and nearby areas arrived to visit.
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New York
Peirce
Meck
Elimhurst
John L. Lagarend Assis
Gre
Typhoon Kills 205 Berlin Variant Report
A broadcast reports a typhoon sweeping across the Japanese island colony, killing 205 people in the affected region. The message notes disaster toll and continues with local notices including a birth, lost items, for sale notices, and small ads. The fragment covers varied typographic listings alongside the main disaster item.
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Japan
Formosa
Rei Run
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