Market News Reports Mixed Hog And Cattle Prices Across Regions
Hog prices fell across Armour Stock Yards and other markets with top hogs down to 685 dollars as 10 to 150 declines led. Cattle and sheep held steady while white rock chickens varied in price. Reports from St Paul Sam, Watertown, Chicago and Sioux Falls note lighter weights and softer openings, with bulls, sows and lambs showing mixed movements and regional variances.
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Watertown
BBC
Sioux City
D. Ajj
Idaho
Huron Produce Market Price Report Summary
Daily price range reported for Huron markets via telephone 10 am to 1 pm includes heavy breed hens and roosters by weight, leghorn hens, and butterfat station prices. Also lists New York Creamery and eggs prices, Mitchell and Watertown local figures, with live poultry and butterfat values across several cities.
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Huron
New York
Watertown
Iécy
Leghorn
Markets At Glance June 3 New York and Chicago items
WEW YORK markets show stocks firm and industrials leading a rally with bonds steady and rails improving. Sugar prices higher while raw and refined markets hold firm. Metals steady as London tin remains high and Wool tops quiet with spot house selling. Chicago wheat strong with mill buying and corn firm in sympathy. hogs down about 15 2. cattle active and strong. wholesale dairy prices mixed with cream grades quoted.
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York
London
Chicago
Wool Market Quiet as Domestic Wools Hold Prices
Boston June 3 domestic wools were offered freely from the country home at about 46 cents grease delivered to users. Fleece wools of three eight quarter blood grades sold quietly with little mill demand. Territory and Texas wools stayed quiet. quotations unchanged.
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Cays
Territory
Texas
Flour Millers Push Wheat Market Higher on June Day
Flour mill purchases strengthened the market as wheat rose up to 2 cents a bushel in Minneapolis trading. Wheat closed near the day's peak with futures showing gains, while oats soybeans rye and barley moved variedly. Cash wheat receipts and futures ranges across Chicago and Minneapolis reflected a cautious uptrend amid mixed reports.
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Minneapolis
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Stocks Take Upturn Despite War News
Market shares rise modestly as traders ignore wartime headlines while Bend & Bh Mot Ltd reports steady activity and investor interest in midweek trading. Stronger prices span several sectors with cautious optimism for ongoing earnings.
District Officers Named By VFW At Session Here Sunday
Delegates from De Smet Miller Brookings Mitchell Aberdeen Falls and Huron attended a district VFW meeting at the Legion Hall Sunday afternoon where new district officers were elected Wayne Wilson of Huron became district commander succeeding C B E Buchanan Willis Hall Miller was named junior vice commander and F C Peterson Brookings senior vice commander Martin C Dumdey Huron was elected chaplain TH Peterson will succeed Peter Scott Sioux Falls and Hall will succeed Fred Degree Aberdeen Also present were state contact officer Herb Bernard Mitchell and department patriotic instructor H P Eberhard Mitchell
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Deadwood
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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de Smet
Miller
Brookings
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Falls
Huron
Wayne Wilson
C. B E. Buchanan
F. C. Peterson
Willis Hall
Martin C. Dumdey
TH. Peterson
Peter Scott
Sioux Falls
Hall
Fred Degree
V. FW
Herb Bernard
H. P. Eberhard
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A compact section lists percentages for a wide range of corporations and brands across industries. The data presents closing quotations and stock pointers, including names such as Boeing, General Motors, United States Steel, Woolworth, and United Airlines, with varied percentage figures indicating market movement.
Danforth Named To Head Elks In RAPTO CITY
Danforth of Mitchell was named head of the South Dakota Elks Association at the close of the annual convention. Roy Doherty of Pierre steps back to a vacant post, with Dr. Lewis Young, Merle Korte, Max Richmond, and Fred Leach elected to other offices. The 1942 convention will be in Madison and plans for a tri state gathering were dropped after Nebraska declined Sioux City hosting. Delegates enjoyed a 2 float parade and street entertainment with outings to Hill City Moon at the State Game Lodge and Deadwood events.
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W. F. Danforth
Mitchell
South Dakota Elks Association
C. L
Roy” Doherty
Pierre
Lewis A. Young
Watertown
Merle Korte
Aberdeen
Max Richmond
Sioux Falls
Fred Leach
Yankton
Madison
Tri-State
Sioux City
Nebraska
Nebraska Elks
Norfolk
South Dakota
Weuventia Ts Wek
Hiliz
Moon
Deadwood
Kopplin Dies in Florida Survived by Family
Herman J Kopplin dies in Florida. He is survived by a sister Mrs J McNeill and sisters Mrs E Bo Sutherland Emma and Clara of West Palm Beach, and Frank Kopplin of Cavour. One daughter in infancy. A brother also survives.
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Florida
J. McNeill
Lrs
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Emma
Clara
West Pane Beach
Frank Kopplin
Cavour
Transient Pleads Guilty To Grand Larceny
James Allen a 50 year old transient from Louisville Kentucky pled guilty in circuit court to grand larceny for breaking into a Chicago and North Western Railway freight car and stealing cigarets and smoking tobacco in the Huron freight yards last Wednesday. Judge Boyd M Benson set 10 am Saturday for sentencing. Allen was captured by CNW detective M E Risinger on a north bound freight train at Red Geld and is held in county jail pending sentence.
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James Allen
Louisville
Boyd M. Benson
Allen
Chicago and North Western Railway
Huron
M.E. Risinger
Chiago and
North Western Detective
Red Geld
Brisk Business In Traffic Violators
A procession of union motorists marched to police headquarters and many posted and forfeited $1 bonds after minor traffic offenses. The police blotter listed thirteen overtime parking payments and named drivers including L. A. Nelson Frank Trombella Floyd Lee S J Bucklin Vernon Rice J W Se Mian Gien Spiller L J Brindley Les Brans Joe Daum Clifford Friese Leo Mechanus and E E Anderson. J E McDaniels fined for parking in a no parking zone and Lewis Newland fined for defective headlights each forfeited $2 bonds.
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L. A. Nelson
Frank Trombella
Floyd Lee
S. J. Bucklin
Vernon Rice
J. W. Se
Mian
Gien Spiller
L J. Brindley
Les Brans
Joe Daum
Clifford Friese
Resume Study Class In Creative Writing
A public adult education class on creative writing is held Saturday at 2:30 pm at the cottage. The session covers forms of prose and entries are due by July 20. Averill EF Us Benningsen IX oversees with Miller, Carpenter, and medical staff among the listed organizers.
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Commencement Held For Nurses' Class
The 1941 graduating class included Elizabeth Brown Helen Peartneh Eather Dene Hagemo Maxine Guidesonne Mary Jane Seeley and Maxine Toler. The event at American Lutheran Ed featured Rev Edward Hale invocation, vocal pieces, diplomas, and a reception in the church parlors.
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Edward Hale
Harpano
Vingiala Bax
Rize Kienholz
Pierre
Mr. Ward
Mar
Ezzzabeth Brown
Helen Peartneh
Eather
Dene Hagemo
Maxine Guide
War News War in Europe and Crete Relief Efforts
British naval actions in Crete saved over 15,000 troops while German losses mounted as transport ships were sunk. Crete’s evacuation described with wounded soldiers shuttled to safety under cover of night. Middle East maneuvers and potential Nazi moves in Palestine loom as Britain weighs future steps.
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Donations Swell Hospital Fund In Huron Drive
Donations to the hospital fund rise as citizens pledge cash gifts to support the new Sisters of St Francis hospital. Total pledges approach twenty five thousand dollars with recent contributions from individuals and businesses fueling the drive in downtown and surrounding areas. A house to house canvass will extend the campaign to ensure every resident can contribute to the civic project on Orexin Avenue Southeast near St Teresa School.
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Ing
Huron
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St. Teresa
Orexiin Avenue
County Board Opens June Session Here
The County Board convened in the courthouse for its June meeting led by Chairman Ray Hedland at 10 am. Contracts settling delinquent taxes were approved and the county auditor was authorized to solicit bids for a carload of bridge plank requested by Charles Sinclair, county high school superintendent. Most of the session covered routine business with no unusual items on the agenda.
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Ceounty
Ray Hedland
Charles Sinclair
Shober
City Commission Eyes Civil Service Ordinance and Fire Policy
The City Commission discussed starting on a civil service ordinance and reviewed fire department policy after a large store fire at Miller. Fire Chief Goethel said the Huron department aided the response and debated funding sharing for calls to other communities. Officials urged readiness to act but wanted more study and cross checks with other towns before proceeding.
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Huron Fire Department
Miller
Oon Ther Cities ¢ Board
Huron
Goethel
Are
Buren
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Fragmentary Classified Notice About Property and Loss
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a three room furnished apartment in San city with a light furnished hatch and entrance. Mentions 491 Huronite, a ten dollar reward, and a threat to kill. References to destroying sheep in Weseing Township. Names C. H. Fecner, William Leibnow, C. ML Hogers.
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Weseing
C. H. Fecner
William Leibnow
C. ML Hogers
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