Hog Market Slips Amid Weak Midweek Receipts at Armour
Armour Stock Yards notes Wednesday hogs fully steady to 10 cents lower with 500 received while cattle and sheep held unchanged. Chicago and Sioux City markets show mixed trade with fat lambs and fat sheep softening, yearlings and heifers near steady, cows weak, and bulls higher in places. Regional consignments from South St. Paul and Sioux Falls report cautious bidding as packers trim prices on lighter weights and early top targets around 6.40 to 6.70 for select hogs.
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Produce Markets Sioux City Figures for June 7
Sioux City report shows prices for poultry including hens over 5 lbs and over 4 lbs up to 5 lbs, Leghorn hens and roosters, No. 2 poultry, and heavy breeds. Egg cases list No. 1 at 4.25 and trade at 3.90, No. 2 at 3.00, loose eggs No. 1 at 13, No. 29 exts, and brown hat packaging note. Butter quotes include creamery fancy wholesale 22 to 25 cents, No. 1 trade cream 20, No. 2 cream 19, sweet cream 21.
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Produce prices from Sioux Falls to Chicago on June 7
Regional price notes for Hens Leghorn roosters ducks geese and eggs with butterfat prices. Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and Chicago report variations in poultry weights and counts, plus butter and eggs prices. Chicago lists butter creamery fat prices and live poultry movement with color details and stock numbers.
New York Produce and Chicago Futures Report June Prices
New York markets show butter at 4 016 058 firmer creamery higher than extra 244 25 % 7 extra 92 score, cheese steady to fill at 324 061. Eggs firmer with mixed colors fancy to extra fancy 1844, standards 17% firsts 1644, seconds 15 15%, middles 4% dirties 14%. Live poultry steady to firm. various box and weight categories listed. Chicago futures show butter futures storage stocks, June quotes, and a clutter of terms from storage, packed firsts to patently garbled figures, plus Minneapolis carlot figures and flour bids.
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Markets At Glance New York June 7
Markets overview reports mixed stocks and steady bonds with demand for specialties. Foreign exchange steady as Shanghai dollar breaks. Cotton firm with buying interests while Cuban sugar sales persist. Coffee weak on European liquidation. Chicago wheat closes 44 off to % up in light trade. corn up modestly. cattle weak to 25 lower. hogs opened steady then closed weak.
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Wheat Futures Rise Limited by Incomplete Gains
Wheat futures advanced up to 5 percent in light trade but could not sustain gains. July slipped from a peak to 75 1/2, with deferreds like September and December finishing higher but within yesterday's close. Corn and soybeans showed modest increases while lard declined. Minneapolis cash and futures quotes detailed grain grades, ranges, and premiums across several regions.
Price Movements Mixed as Trading Drags on Wall Street
New York investors picked stocks cautiously as traders faced a slow market. A few favorites led briefly before demand waned and selling pared gains across the board. Some shares held small upticks while speculators waited for mid year business improvements. overall volume neared 550000 shares.
Teetotaler Gandhi to Probe If Nira Contains Alcohol
Nationalist leader Gandhi, famed teetotaler, announced a chemical check to determine if his favorite drink Nira, a coconut palm juice concoction, contains alcohol. He spoke amid accusations of six percent alcohol in the beverage.
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Metal Worker Kills Two In Drunken Shooting Episode
In Anaconda a 35 year old metal worker opened fire in a Paradise Saloon after a bartender refused $2. He killed two men, wounded a passerby, and wounded the night police chief before being overpowered. The gun jammed once, saving the chief from injury. Police Chief Mike Mahoney reported the shooter Enoch Huckoven was captured.
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Hunt for sniper who killed farm worker near Yuston farm
A sniper shot Carl Syverson, 35, a farm worker, as he leaned to dig a dynamite hole on Edwin Flakerud farm. Investigators traced a tire print from a vehicle seen nearby and probed jealousy rumors as an inquest opened and authorities reviewed events from the night of the crime.
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Rotations Lib to LiquidCare and Major Brands List
An extensive rotating list of companies and brands across industries appears with varied percentages, dollar amounts, and organizational abbreviations. The document reads like a financial or stock table fragment listing names such as AT&T AmPow&Lt Chrysler PackardMat Zane CatTrac and many more alongside percentages, dollar figures, and codes. The snippet ends with a New York curb market reference and June 7 timestamp, suggesting a price or distribution snapshot from a newspaper page.
College Award Winners Listed
Announcement of honors in scholarship and prizes at Huron College commencement by President Milton C. Towner. Recipients include Marvin Trautman and Marjorie Atkinson for top averages, Jeannette Jones and Rolly Moseson for senior cup, Helen Habicht and Marvin Pearson for top year grades, and multiple $25 and $50 scholarships across class honors. Eleanor Thorpe awarded annual tennis cup. runner-up Louise Chui.
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June Shnerburn
Georgie Aisenbroy
Flier Eshelman Insists He Was Headed For Mars
Cheslon E. Eshelman, 22, from Carlisle Pennsylvania, claimed his destination was Mars as he was arrested for larceny after the airplane sank 175 miles offshore. He told reporters aboard a police boat that his only goal was the planet and he had no plan for Europe.
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Prince Olav To Address 30,000 At Grand Forks Today
Prince Olav of Norway and Princess Martha tour the United States drawing a large turnout in North Dakota. He addresses 30 000 students at the University of North Dakota stadium after a morning parade and luncheon.
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Huron Guardsmen Head to Summer Camp Friday Night
The Huron Guardsmen, Company V of the 109th Engineers, South Dakota National Guard, will entrain Friday night for their annual summer encampment at Rapid City. Capt. John W. Spenster announced the departure at 10 25 p m, with arrival in Rapid City Saturday morning and return to Huron by June 23. The Brookings unit and Pierre company will join en route.
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Boxcar Driven Eight Miles in Windstorm Near Zumbrota
A boxcar detached and rolled eight miles with no engine during a June windstorm. Reports say the car was picked up at Bombay station nine miles west of Zumbrota on the Milwaukee line and carried to within a mile of this community.
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Rev Joan Williams returns to Huron College speaks on changes
The Wooster, Ohio clergyman notes many changes since his student days at Huron College. He praises gymnasium and auditorium additions, discusses wartime atmosphere and current student attitudes, and contrasts present faculty quality with past. He links economic stress to student mindset.
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Shriners Elect Midwest Council Leaders in Fargo
Jay Allen of El Riad Temple Sioux Falls was elected president of the Midwest Shrine Council in Fargo. Ted Haston Deadwood and Lee Potter Minneapolis named first and second vice presidents, Ed Knowles Sioux Falls secretary treasurer. The council planned the 1940 meeting and 50th anniversary events as Temples from ten northwest locations rallied for the gathering.
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Carl Kobler
Trooper Shot Cap Gun Girl Named Joan Stevens
Coroner's jury ruled 11 year old Joan Stevens died from wounds said to be inflicted by Corporal Ben Franklin of the Pennsylvania motor police. District Attorney Heimbach displayed the cap pistol and said a grand jury investigation would proceed despite the verdict.
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Warne and Bates Admit Chicken Theft in Sioux Falls
William Warne and Donald Bates pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing five sacks of chickens from the W H Common farm near Sioux Falls. A judge suspended their jail sentences, citing Warne's wife hospitalized after injuries.
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Postpone Memorial Service For Priest
The funeral for Rev. Father J. W. Kircey in Emmett South Dakota and the month's mind service for Father John Gaire at St. Martin's Catholic Church are postponed. Rev. Father J. J. O Neill announced the postponement today. Hospitals report admissions include Harlard Larson and Alec Larson both of Woonsocket minor surgeries. Dismissals list Minor A. Carter and Betty Lou Goglinski among others.
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Death of British Officer Sparks Tense Shanghai Clash
In Shanghai on June 7 a British citizen, ex-police inspector R. M. Tinkler, died from head wounds after a clash with Japanese marines amid ongoing labor tensions at a cotton mill. Japanese officials alleged self defense while British observers disputed facts, marking a serious flare in regional tensions and signaling broader friction between British authorities and Japanese forces.
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Joan Menzel Makes Fine Progress Report
In New Rochelle New York Joan Menzel a child from Oldham D is reported by hospital officials to be making fine progress after experimental treatments for a fatal Wilms tumor. Hospital superintendent Austin J Schencke said the child has shown remarkable improvement and will remain in New Rochelle for about six months as treatment continues.
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Severe storm wrecks barns and silos across Minnesota
A major June storm plowed from southwestern Minnesota through the Twin Cities, leveling thirty barns and silos in Faribault and damaging crops, trees, lines, and infrastructure. Rain, hail, and high winds disrupted rural areas, with Minnesota and Red River Valley regions reporting outages and record wind speeds at Minneapolis airport.
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Boy seeks farm position this summer for tractor work
17 year old seeks summer farm job and other tasks. Provides contact by phone 5468 and addresses 115 Colorado S.W. Also notes sale listing for Haystacker, Joe Deere, one year on, $50.00 with Clas Cummins and Tel 182 De Smet.
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