Hog Market Steady To Lower At Armour Stockyards
Armour Stockyards Huron June 2 hog market steady to lower with top at 13.75 for select lightweight butchers. Lonehaul hogs 5-10 cents higher per hundred. Cattle steady to weak, lambs 25 cents lower. Texan feeding lambs around 12.28, pelts quoted 12.75 to 13.40. Sioux Falls report shows hogs 2,000 head 5-10 lower top 13.85, cattle 1,900 head fully steady, bulls 9.50 to 10.75, other quotes unchanged.
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Armour Stockyards
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Huron Produce Market Prices and Midwest Livestock Update
Daily price ranges from Huron markets show heavy hens over 5 lbs at 27 cents, 4-5 lb hens around 15, and Leghorn hens lower. Hog and cattle quotes from Chicago reflect lower hogs by 5-10 cents, mixed cattle strength, and steady eggs and butter markets across Sioux Falls Sioux City Watertown Mitchell with varying weights and egg prices.
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St Paul Livestock Market Report June 27
Cattle sales open steady to higher for bulls with 11 to 13 weighty steers around 13.50 and 11.75 for medium to good. heifers 12.45. cows 10.00 to 10.50. calves 13.00 to 15.00 for good and choice. hogs slow with bids 13.00 and sows off to 13.60. lambs and sheep steady to weak with pelts and ewes priced around 5.25 to 13.00 for lambs. Also Sioux City market notes 7,000 cattle and 5,800 hogs with steady to lower trends and top hogs near 13.90, lambs quiet.
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Wool Market Report from Broston June 2
The wool market showed slow demand with prices generally steady for American descriptions. Last sales of fine territory wools to mills ranged about 1.15 to 1.18 clean basis for good average fine French combing, with a fraction higher for long staple. Bright fleece wools of quarter blood grade sold firm, delivered from the country. Nov. 88:05 Eye futures, retrig. Oct. 1034,05 0(
Markets At Glance New York June 7
Market snapshot from New York shows stocks mixed with small price changes. Bonds lower with rails in supply. Cotton weak due to liquidation and weak demand. Chicago Wheat one cent lower amid cotton weakness and stop executions. Corn down one cent or more in sympathy with wheat. Hogs down 5 to 10 cents with stops around 14.45. Cattle steady to firm as steers and yearlings rise on light supply.
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Wheat Reacts For One Cent Loss
Wheat futures faded after a brief early rise, slipping more than a cent as July 1 and September contracts hit new seasonal lows. Prices for rye and corn also fell, while soybeans and oats moved mixed. Cash grains in Minneapolis showed lower values across No 1 dark northern wheat and assorted cereals.
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Adtead
Stock Leaders Edge Toward Stability in War News
New York June 2 stock leaders held steady amid war news as bidding started strong but slackened. Rails and steels retreated while coppers fluctuated and other groups showed hesitation. Most favorites held small gains or declines with a sluggish closing. About 300000 shares traded. New lows for the year appeared for Youngstown Sheet and Kennecott. Southern Pacific Great Northern General Motors touched new highs for 1942.
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Closing Quotations Associated Press Item
A terse AP roundup captures closing market quotes and brief financial notes. It lists several firms and traders with fractional movements and compact, period-style summaries of late trading activity.
17 Year Old Farm Youth Shot Accident Near Crocker Ohio
Kenneth Rimel 17 died in a field two miles south of Crocker after being accidentally shot through the heart with a .22 rifle. Sheriff and coroner ruled accidental death. no inquest. Survived by mother Mrs Link Wiley, sister Lois, half brother Bobby and half sister Beverly Wiley. moved to Crocker recently. body at Community Funeral Home in Clark.
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Governor urges air raid shelters for South Dakota
Mitchell June 2 Gov Harlan Bushfield told Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary members that every community and especially every fire department should plan for air raid shelters in case of attack. He outlined the state civilian defense setup, praised VFW members, urged unity, and warned that civilization itself is at stake unless Americans pull together as one team.
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Ipe
Bailey and Worrall Named as Managers in 1926
Bailey, a Montrose South Dakota native, moved from Sioux Falls to Stanley County to aid settlement and homesteading before joining Standard of Indiana. He active in Kiwanis and Chamber. Worrall became an Indiana Standard salesman in 102 at Wichita then rose to district roles and management, served in WWI, and has a wife and four children.
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Urge Compromise On Service Pay in War Dept Talks
Washington June 2 17 The War Department seeks a compromise to end three congressional deadlocks over the military pay adjustment bill. Reported plan offers lowest ranking Army Navy and Marine Corps personnel $40 cash monthly plus $10 in non negotiable government bonds. It aims to bridge between $50 monthly House demand and $43 Senate figure. Overseas duty would add 20 percent, boosting privates abroad to 60 monthly if $50 scale adopted. Bond option debated by Taft while Senator George favors bonds or designating a dependent recipient.
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Funeral Wednesday For Edward Bitney
Funeral services for Howard F Bitney 81 will be held at the Welter Chapel at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon with Dr C E Wilcox of the Methodist Church officiating Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery Mr Bitney died yesterday morning at 9 oblock at 805 Simmons Avenue Southeast his home for the past 35 years Pallbearers are George Robinson Jesse Seeley A A Stevenson John Fuglsang Martin Dumdey Vic Hedges and members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges will attend the services in a body The casket will be opened tonight at the Weller Funeral Home between 7 and 8 o'clock.
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Education values and college aims for communal growth
The article outlines educational goals emphasizing truth, sympathy, noble sentiments, total understanding, and social responsibility. It argues education should foster cooperation across families, nations, and races, and anchor life in faith through Christian instruction. Dr Odell’s return to St Paul follows a college luncheon and awards event. hospital admissions and dismissals are listed, with notices of a Rebekahs gathering and a funeral.
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Funeral today for Mrs Louise Bastian Redfield
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Frankfort for Mrs Louise Bastian of Redfield who died at her home Sunday afternoon at the age of 88. She moved to Frankfort in 1894 and to Redfield in 1919 and was buried in Frankfort Cemetery. Survivors include her son Elias D. Bastian of Huron and a step-daughter Mrs J T Luxton of Frankfort. She was preceded in death by her husband two sons and a step-son.
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Cluett Calls For Nonpartisan Reform Of Administration
Cluett urged a general housecleaning to keep governance non political in practice and theory after noting that politics intruded into conservation affairs. He accused Bushfield of trying to use gubernatorial influence to favor a friend not meeting requirements, which he refused to employ.
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War updates from Europe and Africa in World War II
The Nazi command claimed 59 Allied planes destroyed in daylight and night raids, as Essen and Ipswich endured fires and mentions of Churchill’s vow to unleash an unprecedented ordeal. Rommel’s Afrika Korps faced losses while Axis advances stalled near Tobruk, with Auchinleck praising American tanks. In the Ukraine, Soviet reports note renewed German efforts and high air losses on both sides. A dry artesian well appears at the R. Costain farm near Huron adding to wartime and weather concerns.
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Burns Says Bond Deals Were Okay
Aberdeen bond broker Burns testified on cross examination in the trial of State Treasurer G. Douglas that he had dealings with Hinselman the predecessor and there was nothing wrong with deals. The state showed Burns’ four deals and letters. defense questioned their materiality.
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Classified Notices From Late Transcription Sheet
Multiple terse requests and ads include BURTON BARBER SHOP move near Root Studio, WANTED women to raise chickens on shares, FOR SALE porch furniture ward robe trunks croquet set ferns, LOST Uncle Sam pin and gold tin lock Reward Arlene Harris, FOR SALE 1939 Chevrolet Delux town sedan, FOR SALE Allis Chalmers tow or cultivator, WANTED RIDE to Los Angeles and San Diego, LOST Gruen watch reward.
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