Market News: Western Hog Prices Steady to Lower
Market brief notes hog prices mostly steady to 10 cents lower on Tuesday. Chicago and Sioux Falls bids show slow demand with light weights scarce. cattle and sheep mixed with steady to lower trends across regions. Reports list multiple regional figures for hogs, cattle, and lambs, including top hogs around 13.25 and steers in mid-teens, with varied weights and weights.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Colorado Shearing
Sioux Falls
S. D
Butte
Isi
Jmedium
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Watertown
Choice
Markets Report From Huron Produce Markets Today
Daily price ranges reported to the Evening Huronite show heavy hens over 4 16 pounds, light and leghorn hens, heavy breed roosters, leghorn roosters, butterfat, and various egg and dairy values across New York Chicago and Watertown lines. Prices are given for mixed colors, standard and extra grades, with receipts and averages noted.
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Huron
Mace AG
New York
Watertown
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
Chicago Egg Prices and Market Notes
The today price report shows opening high and low values with closing figures in Chicago. Trading activity indicates a two minute floor note and a tribute to the armed forces for the liberation of Europe.
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Europe
Wheat And Rye Up To Substantial Gains
Chicago June 6 grain market ends indecision on invasion news with wheat up to 2 cents and rye gaining amid nervous, light offerings. Oats move higher with wheat, closing July contracts mixed as traders await western front developments.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures update from Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago futures show mixed spreads for wheat oats rye and barley with prices around 158 to 162 and a Collateral range noted. Minneapolis cash grain reports wheat receipts at 420 today versus 472 year ago with unchanged trading basis and a strong tone for rye No. 2 at 1.254-1.14 percent.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Germany Tries To Hide Concern Over Invasion Reporting
London reports June 6 shows German propaganda claiming normal life in Berlin while broadcasts reveal alarm at Allied landings. Trans-Atlantic agencies cite mixed signals with false claims of no excitement, but mid day broadcasts confirm invasion reality and German radio relays panic to the public.
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London
Berl
Hitler
Moscow
DNB
Trans- Scean
Alfied
Berlin
Cherbourg
Caen
Allied Leader Eisenhower Visits Troops Before Invasion
General Eisenhower toured a rooftop scene on invasion eve in England meeting British and American soldiers. He predicted Europe invasion would launch Tuesday and spoke with about a hundred men individually asking their origins civilian jobs and duties. He noted paratrooper war paint made from cocoa and cottonseed oil and shared light personal questions with troopers from Kansas and Dakota farms.
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Allied Advanced Command
England
Dereht
D. Eisenhower
France
Eisensmall
Europe
Eisenhower
Axe
Kansas
Invasion News Meant Stock Advances On Launch Day
New York June 6 stock market rose to peaks for the year amid invasion news. Major issues advanced while a brief nervous spell ended with gains. 1.9 million shares traded, far above yesterday. Closing quotes show widespread moves among autos, rail, liquor, and industrials with some losses scattered. NORFOLK and other stations report local incidents and society notices following the day.
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New York
Prayer speech urges steadfast sacrifice for war effort
Roosevelt recalls the nation’s resolve and calls for continuous prayer and renewed faith as U.S. forces fight to end conquest. He prays for strength, unity, and courage for soldiers and families, and for a lasting peace through justice, tolerance, and freedom.
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Jese
Spanish War Vets Elect Phelps At Huron Encampment
P H Phelps of Rapid City was elected department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at the 24th annual encampment in Huron. Ivy Voegtle of Hot Springs was chosen auxiliary department commander with other officers and delegates listed from several South Dakota towns. The report notes ongoing Allied invasion of France as context for the gathering.
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P. H. Phelps
Rapid City
United Spanish War Veterans
State Organization
Huron
Ivy Voegtle
Hot Springs
Phelps
Chicago and North, Western Railway
52Nd
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Frank ‘€. Fuller
Spearfish
Frank Sayles
Mitchell
H. Stafford
J. W. Grainger
Watertown
A. H. Kisecker
Sioux Falls
Will Merrill
Fred Riley
Madison
J. F. Broderick
Marshal
Mason Cit
Tay
W. W. Reaman
Aberdeen
William Henry
F. Wilmarth
Iroquois
J. HB. Hubbard
Brookings
E. C. Callan
Harry TI. Kenney
Water
Town
Joseph du Bray
I._E. Vick
Sturgis
Strom
Patriot
Ter
C. A. Smith
Sioux ‘ Falls
John F. Broderick
Mason City
E. W. Up
J. E. John
Son
J. H. Reed
Harry M . Voorhees
Auxiliary
Voegtle
Jex Hoover
Agnes Grosvenor
Iron
Jd Tillotson
City
Maud Rouse
Emma Hanson
Christine Hily
Lottie Vick
Jeanette Anderson
Florence Giller- Toan
Pierre
Keith
Jyr Whalen
Marie Doolittle
Carrie Flanders
Bertha Mitchell
Anna Shade
Anna Troup
Elia Bi Rep
Mary Fhelps
Lottie Ek
Grange Master Urges River Support at SD Grange Session
J. J. Martin of Watertown, master of the South Dakota State Grange, urged full backing for a Missouri River development program at the opening of the Grange's 35th annual three day session. Banquet speakers include A. N. Hume and W. E. Sheets with officers to be elected tomorrow at 9:45 a.m.
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Missouri River
J. J. Martin
Watertown
South Dakota State Grange
Farm Organization
Odd Fallows Hall
A. N. Hume
South Dakota State College
W. E. Sheets
Washington,d. DC
Albert N. Goss
Invasion Update From Front Lines Across English Channel
Dwight D. Eisenhower warned of only full victory as Allied paratroop formations clash with German forces north of Rouen. Paris radio notes a vicious battle inland while reports claim Allies penetrated inland up to several kilometers. Seaborne troops under Montgomery involved 4,000 ships and thousands of craft with 11,000 planes, as landings span a 100 mile coast from Cherbourg to Le Havre and extend to the Channel islands Jemey and Guernsey.
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Churchill
Western Front
Euns
Dover
Adolfitler
France
Karl Gerd Vor Rundstedt
Erwin Romnel
Sweden
Arromainches
le Havre
Barfieur
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Eisenhower
United States
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Seine
Alon Hee
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Cru
Baits Oy
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Eth Iy
Adn
Tipe
Associated Press
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Allied
Hitler
Italy
Lech
Europe
Isenhower
Neubles
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Rouen
Bernard L. Montgomery
England
Havre
Meh
Jemey
Guernsey
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