Market News Loss Registered In Swine Market
Hog prices eased across Armour Stock Yards Hut ton Sioux Falls Watertown and Chicago reports on July 17 18. Hogs weakened 10 to 20 cents with top around 12.00 to 12.00 for large lots. cattle and lambs held firm to higher. In Sioux Falls and Watertown buyers showed strength with varied quotes for hogs bulls sows and feeders. Chicago saw a four year peak for top grade hogs near 12.00 and mixed cattle and lamb gains.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hutton
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Chicago
U.S. D
I . Wealers
Sioux City
Wheat Prices Sag To Lower Levels
Wheat prices dropped to the lowest point since June 21 due to liquidation and tight storage at terminals. Markets show declines in futures and cash bids, with multiple grain prices and commodities noted across Huron and Minneapolis markets.
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Meucagu
Commodity Exchange Administration
Livestock Markets Report From South Saint Paul and Sioux City
Cattle salable at South St Paul 300 with steers and heifers higher, cows strong, hogs 5500 head with uneven higher bids and weaker barrows, gilts, sows. Sioux City cattle 2500 salable, beef steers and yearlings 15-25c higher, hogs 3500 later trade near standstill with bids down 25c. Calves brisk, stockers scarce, cows midweek values steady to firm.
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St Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
Sioux
City
D. A
Markets At Glance New York July 7 Markets Drift and Mixed
Markets at a glance show leaders drifting downward amid slow movement in Rae shares while bonds trade irregularly. Rails remain active and foreign exchange is quiet. Cotton and metals move unevenly with liquidation pressure in cotton and easier tin. Wheat and corn lower on storage constraints and favorable crop outlook. Cattle rise modestly, hog futures initially advance but retreat. Early top price for hogs around 12 dollars with small weight variations and unchanged prices across other items.
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New York
Wool Market Prices in Boston on July 17
Fine territory wools in original bags brought $1.00 to $1.03 scoured. Graded half blood territory wools sold at $1.01 to $1.03 scoured for staple combing lengths and $0.51 to $0.? scoured for French combing lengths. Sales closed on combing three-eighths and one-quarter broad bright fleece wools at 46 to 47 cents in the grease.
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Boston
Downward Trend Followed By Stocks
New York stock market opened with a generally weaker tone as leaders drifted downward amid scattered advances by some favorites. Traders watched for shifts in momentum and benchmarks lacked convincing strength in early trading.
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New York
iMost
Ready To Start Aluminum Drive
Sioux Falls July 17 The state defense aluminum collection drive is ready to begin next Monday with county committees set to collect and route scrap to concentration points for sale to smelters. Volunteers will operate without pay, proceeds go to the federal government, and multiple concentration points across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota will handle shipments from house-to-house canvassing ending July 29.
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Sioux Falls
State Committee On Defense Aluminum Collection
Transportation Convenience. Com
Office
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St Paul
Duliuth
Brainerd
Albert Lea
North Natota
Bismarck
Yarra
South Dakota
Pierre
Peevele Club To Be Formed In Huron
Plans were announced for a Huron Bicycle Club to be formed under the supervision of Clarence Van Caster at Wilson School. The social group will elect officers and issue badges to members while promoting safety. All interested youths should register tomorrow afternoon at Crest shop in the basement near city hall.
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Huron Bicycle Club
Clarence van Caster
Wilson School
Crest Shop
Closing quotations from Associated Press stock table
A dense list of company stock percentages and names appears in this historical clipping. Notable entries include AmAir and Boeing, with varied percentages, alongside many others such as EastKodak, Studebaker, and General Electric. The column resembles a market snapshot from Minneapolis, offering no singular narrative beyond implied trading activity.
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Associated Press
AirReduc
Johns-Mann
AllegnCorp
Kennecott
Allis
Central
AviaCorp
NoAmAvia
BardenLoco
NorthAmer
BendixAvia
North
N Pac
BethiSteel
OhioOi
BoeingAirp
OliverFarm
Borden
Otisley
BorgWarner
PackardMot
Briggs Mfg
PanAmAir
Calumet&Hee
Penn
ContOiDel
ShellUni
SouthPac
CranZell
SouthwRy
CurtWrt
SperryCorp
StandBrands
Deere&Co
DouglasAire
StandOil Ind
Bupont
Standomi
EastAire
StewartWam
EastKodak
Stoned Web
ElAutoLite
Studebaker
owacLtxi E Firstont&r
TimRilBear
GenElec
Usssteel
Homestake
Waste Pe Tey Twcentra
Warner Me TntBusMach
WesUniTel
IntBarvester
Veblen Man Receives Maximum Fine for Deer Poaching
Walter Jennen 23 of Veblen was convicted of killing a deer with a borrowed rifle on Feb 15 after ballistics linked two deer hides to his truck. He received a $300 fine, 90 days in jail, and costs. His accomplice father was acquitted. State officials praise strict enforcement to protect the deer herd.
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Veblen
Pierre
Walter Jennen
Vebater Sennen
Vebslert
van Buren
Perry
Aberdeen
Sae Jennen
Fred Wilgers
William Jennen
Harry Nelson
Marshal County
Qo Eund
J. W. Cluett
Game Department
Attendance Up At Playgrounds Boosted by New Leagues
Warren Corse, city recreation director, reports rising attendance at school playgrounds due to outdoor games and two new leagues in diamondball and volleyball. Volleyball clubs from Wilson, McKinney, and Jefferson faced close results as McKinley narrowly beat Wilson and Jefferson, while Wilson and Jefferson split their games. Wilson softball edged Morningside 15 14 on Tuesday. Lincoln playground children held a picnic and visited the zoo at the fair grounds last week.
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Warren Corse
Wilson
McKinney and
Jefferson
Jin McKinley
Morningside
Lincoln Playground
Berlin War Front Reports German Pressure Across Front
Berlin dispatch notes steady German pressure both on land and in the air, pushing Russians to fight from unfavorable positions and suffer losses. East of Pskov near the Latvia Estonia border, fighting rages as Russians attempt a delaying rearguard action to dig in along a new line. Luftwaffe strikes cripple railways in the Russian rear, sowing confusion and hindering reinforcements. Soviet air forces are said to be badly shattered, with one Berlin paper claiming about 75 percent of Russian warplanes already out of action.
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Berlin
Lanseriels
Pskov
Latvia-Estonia
DNB
Russien
Moscow
Gorodische
Bustomis Ura Berdischev
Kiev
Ukraine
Hitler
Leningrad
Pskov Porkhov
Smolensk
Kishinev
Bessarabia
English Channel
Germaniald Rotterdam
Netherlands
Reine
Novograd-Vo- Tynski
Bobruizk Agai
Pismo
Emergency funding plan for air fields and defenses debated
Discussion centers on splitting emergency funds between the army and navy for airfields in the Caribbean and western regions. Marshall cites delays in Caribbean airfield development due to technicalities while urging August 2 action to retain selectees and reserves. The west coast command requests 11,000 troops for anti-aircraft, engineers, coast defense, and tanks to man new bases, with many service terms expiring within months.
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Army
Navy
Caribbean Sea
Marshall
Dembepharse
Congress
Beses
West Coast Command
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Mystery Deepens In Minneapolis Police Shakeup
Minneapolis grapples with a sudden police chief resignation after just nine days. Mayor and reform administration face rumors of underworld ties while city officials seek clarity on a dated July 16 writ. The new superintendent Sam Kline waits on Hansen’s written resignation and further investigations.
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Otis
Jay
Taayer
Marvin L. Kline
Edward B. Hansen
Hansen
Expan
Underworld
Sena
City of
Minneapolis
Kline
Tam
Sam
Russian War Front Shifts as Smolensk Clash Intensifies
Soviet and German forces clash near Smolensk and Kiev while Moscow reports heavy fighting on routes to Leningrad. Berlin claims breakthrough near Smolensk and advances toward central front as RAF targets Axis shipping and Rotterdam gains. German reports of prisoner captures and rail disruption accompany Berline estimates of Soviet air losses.
Grain Storage Space Scanned for Wheat Embargo Risk
CHICAGO July 17. Illinois grain storage officials Ottawa Madison and Wisconsin officials met at Commodity Credit Corporation headquarters to assess storage space and embargo possibilities. Committee chair McDonald said only about 1 500 000 bushels were available for storage under government loans while Chicago capacity runs around 70 000 000 bushels with many not long term. Elevators plan to adjust rates and keep space for normal war needs. officials hope an embargo may be avoided by encouraging farmers to store grain on farms.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Wissin
Commodity Credit Cirpa
McDonald
Joans Uinfese
Gove
Ausus
W.C. Engel
Comittee
River Rouge Strike Strains Labor Ties Amid Shipyard Tensions
At River Rouge Michigan workers from Clo-Steel Organizing Committee ignore a 30 day cooling period and strike Great Lakes Engineering Works building lake ships for iron ore transport. SWOC claims 400 workers and AFL unions push for NLBO election. Company says observe contract until National Labor Relations Board election. A master yards talks follow a stalled New Orleans session.
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RE. Fowler
Company Public Stations
Aly
CIO
Biister Aeronautical Comoration PLC
Newark
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Kearny
River Rouge
Mich
Clo-Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Perio
State Labor Mediatation
Great Lakes
Office of Production Management
Sweet
Charles Cowl
SWOC
Afl-Boilern
Dent
National Laborations Board
Associ
AFL
Nlre Aecion
Colorado
Pri
New Orleans
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Admitted Joyce Edleman Will Lake minor surgical Archie son Virgil medical Vernan Lake Preston medical Mrs A Qlund Huron medical Tho Gardner Bonilla medical Edy F Larson Woonsocket surgical Dismissed Eva Topton Hitcho Mrs Russell Harriman Doland lian Heather Huron Mrs E J Demlo and baby daughter Li Huron Woman 18 Summde Victim Carroll Ia July 17 Edward R Heist 55 died today of hr wounds personal safety related after hac stain husband and woul her niece with a hammer.
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Joyce Edleman
Will. Lake
Archie Son
Virgil
Vernan Lake Preston
A Qlund
Huron
Tho
Gardner
Bonilla
F. Larson
Woonsocket
Eva Topton
Hitcho
Russell Harriman
Doland
Lian Heather
E. J.demlo
Carroll, Ia
Edward R. Heist
Tom J
Wanted Help and Household Ads Mix Include Huronite Note
An elderly woman seeks help for a home with ladies and offers wares in a classified snippet. Also listed are a butcher servant needed and a sale of a five room house at 480 Fran with payment terms and a down payment option. The misspelled items and partial lines indicate a fragmented old classified page.
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Heace Alain Dhce
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