Hog Market Slips Amid Slow Trading Across Midwest
Hog prices eased 10 to 15 cents with slow trading across major markets. U.S. salebs show feeder hogs near 14.10 to 14.35 and sows weaker, while cattle and calves mixed to slightly lower with top steers around 16.40 for choice to prime. Regional reports from St Paul, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls indicate modestly steadier cattle and lighter hog activity, with buyers cautious and bids uneven.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Shaner
Huron area produce markets report for June 3
Daily reports from Huron and neighboring cities list prices for heavy hens, roosters, leghorn stock, ducks, turkeys, hennery eggs, and butterfat across Sioux Falls Sioux City Watertown Mitchell Chicago New York markets. Notable figures include heavy hens up to 17 and under 4 lb hens around 13 to 18 with varied egg and butter prices.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Reese
Bronx City
Sioux City
Watertown
Mitchell
Leghorn Springs
Hennery
Egan
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Beazig
Des Moines
Ghuron
Airport
Kansas City
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Winnipeg
Man
Sioux
Falls
Pierre
Brookings
Ces Philiae
Chadron
Neb
Ashley
N. Dankton
Bell
Lemmon
Rapid City
Boston wool and Minneapolis grain mixed market report
On June 3 The Boston wool market saw light spot trading for Texas 12 month wools on a scoured basis around 1.18 to 1.25. Domestic fleece sales were quiet with bright quarter-blood combing grades near 50 cents grease. Cape wools sold near 2.05 scoured. In Minneapolis the cash wheat market showed receipts of 118 today with prices higher. No 2 dark northern 1.08% to 1.11% and related cereals mixed with corn around 0.75 to 0.77. market overall little changed.
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Boston
Texas
Minneapolis
Ae Basia
Apa
Das
Minn.s.d
Boaia
Markets At Glance New York June 3
Markets at a glance show irregular trading with gains in some specialties. Isaac Bonds steady while rails improve. Cotton weak with New Orleans selling and liquidations, wheat higher from mill and professional purchases. Corn down on cotton and livestock weakness. Hog futures slow. hogs and lard weak. cattle mixed with steers and yearlings steady to 25 lower. bulls firm to 15 higher.
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Sioux City
New York
Isaac
New Orleans
Grain Quality Notes For Market Report
The report lists oats at No 3 into MGI with barley at 57 96. Rye is No 2 with SOR, flax at No 1. The flax percentage is 2.47 and 2.5344.
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Huron
Grain Prices Halt Decline In Quiet Chicago Trade
Chicago reports show grain prices stabilizing after a year’s low, with mills and dealers buying wheat near the government loan rate. July wheat fell below the loan rate, aiding a rally, while corn dipped but later recovered. Wheat closed at daily highs, with mixed moves in oats soybeans and rye. futures ranges listed for July and September contracts.
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Chicago
Few Changes In Stocks Highlight Quiet Trading Day
New York June 3 indecision lingered in stock market with few notable price moves. Steels and motors eased slightly while rails rubbers aircrafts and merchandising stocks showed minor irregularities and cannors held steady. Volume around 275000 shares.
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New York
Closing Q shows mixed corporate rotation figures
The report compiles percentage rotations and market figures for a range of major companies including AT&T Anaconda Boeing and Chrysler among others. It lists various percentages such as 31% for AirReduc and 53% for Armupt, indicating turnover or performance metrics across industries.
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Agsc AirReduc
AmAiri
AmmCan
AmRolMill
Amamenes
At&t
Amtopb
AmWoolpf
Anniae Armiupt
Atcht&sp
AtlRef
AviaCorp
Baldenloco
BendixAvia
Beth]Steel
BoeingAirpl
Borden
BorgWamer
BrgeMig
Ude Mit A Am” Bursros
Case
ColCorp
Chrysler
CCC Program Is Eliminated From 1943 Labor Bill
The House Appropriations Committee voted 15 to 12 to strike a 75.8 million CCC appropriation from a 1.058 billion labor department and social security bill, saying CCC is no longer necessary. The move trims CCC camps and shifts funds to war effort needs, with NYA activities restricted to wartime industrial training.
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Washington
House “Appropriations Committee
Labor Department
Social Security Board
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cannon
Missouri
CCC
Rep
Engel
Michigan
Hare
South Carolina
National Youth Administration
Budget Bureau
Federal Security
National Labor Relations Board
NYA
Federal Security Agency
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Mrs Hannah Johnson Dies This Morning
Mrs Hannah Johnson aged 74 died in a Huron hospital after a hip fracture from a fall a month earlier. Born Hannah Peterson in Sweden on January 27 1668 she came to the United States and settled in Chicago at 19 then moved to Wisconsin where she married Albert Johnson August 21 1992. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Esther Brown and Mrs Gladys Erickson a son Reuben Johnson and a brother Hilmer Peterson seven grandchildren with one son deceased in 1918. Funeral services will be held in Woodburn Oregon with burial in the family lot at Salem.
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Hannah Johnson
Huron Hospital
Hannah Peterson
Sweden
United States
Chicago
Wisconsin
Albert Johnson
Ree Heights
Woodburn
Ore
Mr. Johnson
Carbon Monoxide Lacks Odor in Auto Exhaust
A concise note explains that carbon monoxide is a deadly gas produced by car exhaust and has no detectable odor, making detection by smell impossible.
Diverse Historic Stocks and Percentages Listing
A dense roster of company names with associated percentage figures follows, listing numerous firms across sectors such as manufacturing, consumer goods, and utilities. The snippet presents a snapshot of market figures, including Colg Palm, G&E, Pullman, Purity Bak, Deere & Co, General Electric, Studebaker, Western Electric, and Woolworth, among others, with varied percentage values.
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Colg-Palm
Columg&e
Proc&Gam
ComScl
Pullman
ComSouth
PurcOil
ConAire
Radin
RemRend
ConEdis
ReaMotor
ConOil
RepSteel
ContCorp
Reytobb
ConOiDel
SafewaySt
ElPow&Lt
Firstont&r
StewartWarn
GenElec
Stone&Web
GenFoods
Studebaker
GenNuills
Swift&Co
GenMotors
TexasCorp
GimbelBros
UniCarb
Goodrich
Uni'dAirl
Wese&mig
IntNickCan
Woolworth
intPaper
Youngsh&t
Pies and pastry craft highlighted at Huron cooking school
Food expert Mrs. W Elsner Smith demonstrates pastry methods and pie making to a full Huron Theatre audience. She stresses correct technique and pure ingredients to improve digestibility, with lessons on mixing, timing, and practical takeaways. The session targets homemakers and includes giveaways and contests as the school continues through Friday.
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W. Elsner Smith
Huron Theatre
Bea's
George Sullivan
D. A. Provost
W. R. Main
Myrtle Wilcox
Catherine Meckay
Huron
F. G. Woodworth
C. L. Walston
Walsey
L. A. Luchsinger
Ray Hillerstad
Frank
Duresky
M. L. Doner
J. C. Johnson
Bjerkeset
Kelloggs
Paul J. Tschetter
C. H. Christiansen
Elden M. Johnson
Funeral Rites Planned For Wayland Woman Padmore
Funeral services were planned for Mrs. Charles Padmore of Wayland after she died in Rochester. She was brought to Miller by her son Charles. The notice notes partial details and local arrangements.
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Wayland
Vayland
Miller
Charles Padmore
Padmore
Rochester
Miler
Charles
Seventy Five Soldiers Added To War Casualty List
The War Department released names of 75 American soldiers killed in action or died of wounds in the Philippines, raising total army deaths in the war to 796 since it began. Of these, 513 died in the Philippines, with 26 states represented and Minnesota and the Dakotas omitted.
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U. S
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Department
Philippine Commonwealth Army
States
Minnesota
North
South Dakow
Gunman Slain In Attempt To Hold Up Large Chicago Bank
A masked gunman was killed during a bold attempt to rob the Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company on LaSalle Street in Chicago. The slain man was tentatively identified as a St Louis resident. Bank guards John Whelan and Thomas Lyons were wounded. Police said the suspect carried a draft card bearing the name Harry Karstens, 44, showing Wasco Oregon registration, with other papers listing Henry Peter Karstein of Kansas City.
Van Voorhis To Lead Alumni Banquet
S Van Voorhis, Hu ron College 1969, reelected president of the school alumni at the annual banquet held during commencement week in the Marvin Hugh itt Hotel. Grace Oviatt class of 1915 reelected secretary Dorothy Titt 32 vice president Helen Habicht 40 secretary. George Bell principal Huron Junior High School 1925 acted as toastmaster invocation by Charles Miller 1906 graduate Hamilton Mont. Loftus Verdied group singing. Entertainment by Kenneth Mertin Alene Gibbs Marjorie Walker Mary Walker. Toasts by Van Voorhis Velma Clemens Dr Arthur Lee Odell A R Watkins Fargo ND Dr Miller George Longstein Dr George F McDougall.
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S. van Voorhis
Huron College
Marvin Hughitt
Grace Oviatt
Dorothy Titt
Helen Habicht
George Bell
Huron Tunior High School
Charles Miller
Hamilton
Mont
Loftus H
French Editor Is Assassin Victim
Albert Clement editor of Le Cri Du Peuple was shot on a busy Nazi occupied Paris street by a bicyclist. His wife and a passerby were wounded as bullets sprayed the crowd before the attacker rode away.
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Vichy
Albert Clement
le Cri du Peuple
Paris
Clement
French Popular Party
Jacques Doriot
Burns testimony details loan pressure and stock losses
Burns recounts being approached in Pierre by Hammerquist about payments and a foreclosing west-river ranch. He describes Dunn’s levy on insurance examiners and his own $15,600 loss on state funds in stock investments. He notes a $15,421 draft from Douglas in 1941 to buy bonds and later losses discussed in July.
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Burns
Fage One
Hammerquist
Pierre
Douglas
Agor
Ammerquist
Dunn
P. J. Dunn
Witness recounts embezzlement case and coded bond dealings
Testimony details bonds bought from an estate and a $27,794 payment in June 1941. Burns denies delivering $15,000 yet says he returned funds and reduced his market exposure. He describes letters to Douglas, travel to Chicago and Milwaukee, and a plan to sue to recover the $15,000. The trial pauses as defense argues law points after a reference to exoneration in a separate embezzlement case.
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Douglas
Burns
Douxin
Ager
Dewlas
Alwaukee
Chicago
Try Defense
Minneapolis
Chiisto
Clarence J. Burns Company
Co. J. B
Agor
Hir
van Buren Perry
Burrs
Ladies Council of the Church Meeting Notice
The Ladies Council of the Church will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. The group plans to discuss work involving carrier pigeons trained for transporting news photographs.
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Ladies Council
Ladies Council of the Church , Christ
Weather Report Highlights Temperature and Precipitation
Temperature figures show highs and lows from one year prior with 34 degree high and trace precipitation this month. Year to date totals reach 13.44 with normal 7.54 in the same period. Sunrise at 5 52 a.m. and sunset at 9 10 p.m.
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
A scattered showers forecast for Huron and vicinity today and tonight with no temperature change and scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight across South Dakota. Warmer conditions expected compared to this afternoon.
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Huron
South Dakota
Card of Thanks for Jay Risetter and family
We express our sincere appreciation to many friends for kindness and sympathy shown at the time of our beloved son and brother Jay. Deep thanks for the beautiful flora tributes from Isabelle Anderson Anderson Ordean Risetter Chester Risetter Mrs. Don Johnson. Immediate sale of Bedlam suite dinette set and electric stove miscellaneous items 431 Wisconsin S. W. Apt. 5.
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Jay
Isabelle Anderson
Anderson Ordean Risetter
Chester Risetter
Don Johnson
Wisconsin S. W
Apt. 5
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