Market News Livestock Prices Steady at Armour Stock Yards
At Armour Stock Yards Hu Ron June alestock prices remained steady with hogs at 9.00 per cwt, while well conditioned hogs saw 5-10¢ gains. Minnesota livestock trade showed mixed results as steers, heifers, cows, and vealers generally rose 25-50¢, with lambs up to 12.25 and ewes around 4.50. Hog prices ended near Friday’s level, with most 270-300 lb hogs at 9.10-9.25 and sows 8.70-8.80. feeders steady at 9.50-9.80. Sioux Falls bids: hogs 90-100 with various cuts, cattle steady.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Paul
South ST. Paul
Gerade Claus
Watertown Produce Prices. June 7 Summary
Watertown market notices list produce prices for heavy breed broilers Leghorn broilers and hens with weights from 2 pounds up to 5 pounds plus leg horn hens. Eggs butterfat prices No 1 and No 2 and rooster prices appear alongside station prices for morning quotes and delivery times.
Chicago live stock market steady amid mixed hog and cattle tone
In Chicago on June 7, live stock values held firm overall with hogs largely steady but constrained by limited good hogs and rising supplies. Cattle and sheep showed strength with fed steers and primes up 25-50 cents, yearlings and light steers 25-50 cents higher, and best fed lambs reaching about 10.25 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Cattie
Tbs
Bronx City Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Market summary shows cattle salable 108 none. beef steer and yearling prices rising 25-50e, heifers firm, cows steady. Hogs salable 300 with steady to lower prices. natives and Idaho cattle varied, fat lambs and new crop feeding lambs listed with several price points across weights and qualities.
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Bronx City
Sox City
D. A
Idahos
Utah
Sioux City Produce Saturday in Sioux City
June 7 market report lists poultry prices for hens over 5 lbs at 14 cents, under 5 lbs 12 cents, Leghorns and heavy breeds with assorted prices. eggs at 22 cents for hennaries, firsts 20 cents, No 2 16 cents. butter values for creamery grade ranges from 35 to 37 cents.
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Sioux City
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Poultry and Egg Prices Across Cities in June Markets
The June reports from Sioux Falls Chicago and New York show varied poultry and egg prices. Leghorn hens and heavy roosters priced per unit, with turkeys and toms listed at several values while butter and eggs post mixed receipts and steady tones in some markets. Chicago notes steady butter and egg prices, while New York reports irregular dressed poultry with no sales and mixed express prices.
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New
Wool Market Dull in Boston Trade Week
New wool market activity in Boston was quieter than last week with heavier deliveries. Coarse wools such as unsine abana and sing in grease showed ongoing movement, while bright wools remained quiet with grease prices around 43 to 45 cents.
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Boston
Bostom
Markets At Glance Hogs Steady and Cotton Firm
New York stock and commodity market roundup shows hogs steady with quotable top at 9.50, steel and rail ties trading with mixed results. Cotton remains firm amid trade demand while wool prices fall on hedging and liquidation pressures from mills and houses.
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New York
Aera
Huron Given ACT Convention in Watertown South Dakota
Watertown June 7 Rapid City official elected grand counselor as Huron chosen convention city for United Commercial Travelers of South Dakota 1941 convention. Catherine Seaton of Huron named grand counselor. officers installed. lists of officers and delegates. auxiliary officers elected and reelected. various roles filled including secretary treasurer past grand and page positions.
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Watertown
P—C. W. Hughes
Rapid City
Huron
United Commercial Travelers of
South Dakota
Catherine Seaton
UCT i
Paul Lutgen
Aberdeen
Grand Rest
C. C. Peterson
E. K. Graff
J. J. Verschaer
Mitchell
Oscar Eee
Ioux
Falls
Grand Page
Oral Jeffered Huron
Grand WY. & McLouth
Waterto Watertown
Rand
Hay Season of
Peterson
Hay J. van Abel
H.O. Fish
Redfield
Supreme Council
and L Towler
L. S Goodell
Redfelt
RG. Furch
Mtr. Hughes
C. BR Zill
Rapid
Sami¢ Mclouth
ACT Auxiliary
Mar Seeee
Ark ‘Ner
Grace C. Mmilen
Sioux Falls
Vira John- Durum
Watertown Rand
Vera Aberg
Sioux
Berkey
Alva Smith
Marie Lut- Wajgen
Grand Sentinel
Berdine Graff
Grand
Lillian Kndson
Wheat Climbs To New Year’s Peak In Moderate Trade
Chicago June 7 Wheat rose to multiyear highs as July futures topped 101 dollars and December near 105 amid crop damage fears and rust spread. Reports of excessive moisture in the southwest winter belt and loan rate changes supported buying, while old wheat closed fractionally higher. Oats advanced about 65 cents.
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Chicago
Judy
Minneapolis Grain Cash Prices Reported for Saturday
Wheat receipts total 239 cars, up from 97 a year ago. Trading basis unchanged with No 1 heavy northern and dark northern prices around 2.00, No 2 near 3, and various No 3 and durum values. Corn and oats listed with mixed grades and fractional cents, barley and rye quoted, flex feed and sweet clover seed shown with limited figures.
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Minneapolis
Mont
Minn S. D
Scattered Gains Made In Stocks Rally In New York Market
A New York stock market rally saw gains for steel and specialty shares while many leaders failed to push prices higher. Moderate advances were recorded across several sectors but notable upward moves remained limited.
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New York
Vune i
Fragmented OCR snippet with mixed percentages and names
The readable parts show a jumble of percentages and truncated names such as Alaska Jun and AT and AmTobE. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a proper news item or summary.
Newsom Fined Five Thousand Dollars in Detroit
Detroit reports that Buck Newsom, famed 1940 World Series pitcher for the Tigers, was fined $5,000 by owner Walter Briggs for “tortured to get into proper condition.” Newsom received notice days earlier, and two days ago was demoted to bullpen duty as the fine tied Babe Ruth’s 1925 suspension for a similar amount.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Louis Norman
Buck) Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Walter ©. Briggs
Babe Ruth
New York
Yankees
AT THE HOSPITALS Admitted: Franklin J ove and others
A hospital list shows Franklin J. Ove of Huron admitted for tumor surgery, Donald Mitchell of Wessington for medical care, Albert Jones of Arlington for medical treatment, and John Grace of Hi for medical care. Names indicate current admissions and departments.
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Franklin Jove
Huron
Tumer Surgical
Donald Mitchell Wessington
Albert Jones
Arlington
John Grace
Stock prices and corporate notes from Minneapolis and New York
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company stocks and percentages across firms like Boeing, Ford, General Electric, and DuPont. It mentions Minneapolis Bank stocks and New York service stocks with scattered percentages and partial company names, reflecting a market summary page.
Strikes and government action loom in wartime labor
A fragmented report describes mounting strikes in defense industries amid a declared emergency. It cites possible government seizure of plants including an aircraft factory, federal oversight of wage and union issues, and stalled production affecting bomber and pursuit aircraft orders worth about 196 million dollars. The piece notes UAW and CIO actions, wage demands, union shop requests, and broader labor unrest across the West Coast and other plants while Congress fights anti strike measures in a 10 billion dollar military bill.
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Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoossevelt
United Automobile Workers Union
the Defenses Monoliation Board
AFL
San Francisco
International Carthwny of America
Pacific Morthwest
Congress
Hep
Casey
Massachusetts
OPM
Indor
UAW
West Coast
Detroit Ford Nes Motor
Yjaw-Cio
Nabian
Aite Sulphur Springs
Sei
Nedetic
United Mise Workers
CIO
Thief Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison
James Allen a sena sional thief with a long criminal record was sentenced by Judge Boyd M Benson to 16 years in the South Dakota state prison for grand larceny. He was arrested after a freight car break in the yards here yielded cigars and tobacco and tied to the theft in circuit court. State records show prior terms in Iowa North Dakota and this state for burglary and larceny. Allen claimed a total of 11 years served across institutions and gave Louisville Kentucky as his home.
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James. Allen
Tresient
Penitentiaries
Cireus
Boyd M. Benson
South Dakota
M. E. Risingex
Chicago and North Western Railway
Allen
T. Blasby
Iowa
North Dakota
Louisville
Just Peace Impossible Grew Says America May Enter War
U S ambassador to Japan Joseph C Grew says a just peace with Germany is utterly impossible now and the United States may have to enter the war eventually. He urges a conference for justice peace and world order to secure national safety and the American way of life. He argues Germany has chosen war and cannot be offered a just peace under present circumstances. Weather and forecast for Huron include unsettled conditions with cold northerly winds and possible rain tonight into Sunday.
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Japan
America
Tokyo
Joseph C. Grew
United States
Bhaniiy
Germany
Grew
Iitereaty
Fragmentary weather note with place names and figures
A garbled weather text lists locations such as Rapid City Pierre and Watertown with scattered numbers and conditions. Readable items include cloudy conditions and varying percentages, but many parts are unreadable. The fragment appears to summarize regional weather observations without coherent details.
South Dakota Launched As Navy Eyes War Prevention
Camden N J June 7 Uncle Sam launches the battleship South Dakota a 35000 ton vessel, secretary Knox declaring the mission is not war but the prevention of war. Mrs Bushfield smashes a champagne bottle as keel laying follows a 40000 ton cruiser. The ship, sister to North Carolina and Washington, mounts nine 16 inch guns with heavy armor and 75 officers and 1000 men, speed over 26 knots. Spectators include naval officials and South Dakota delegates.
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Knox
Camden
N. J
Sam
South Dakota
New York Shipbuilding Company
Harlan J. Bushfield
Delaware River
Washington
Brooklyn
Zilledelphis
Santa Fe
Dakota
U. S. Navy
Ith
Sea Fortress
Vanderhule dies after brief illness in Huron hospital
Ernest E. Vanderhule, 41, died in Huron hospital after a short illness. Born in Butte Montana in September 1899, he had lived in Huron and vicinity for 15 years. He is survived by his widow and their son Clarence at home, along with two brothers Harvey and Clarence Vanderhute of American Falls Idaho. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Ernest E. Vanderhule
Huron Hospital
Mr. Vanderhule
Butte, Mont
Huron
Clarence
Harvey
Clarence Vanderhute
Ida
Madison Barber L. Roy Hamilton Found Dead In Madison
Madison deputies reported L Roy Hamilton sixty a Madison barber since 1916 died by his own action found with slashed wrists in a lily pool at the Dr CE Sher Berane Don i werent lenbeck residence. He had been missing since Thursday and health issues were cited as a possible factor.
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Madison Barber
Madison
L. Roy Hamilton
CE. Sher“Berane
Lenbeck
Rifle Tournament Scheduled Sunday at Sioux Rifle Range
Rifle tournament opens Sunday at the Sioux Rifle Range six miles east of Sioux City. The first annual event, scheduled for 3 a.m., features three classes and eight events, with competitors from the region expected to enter.
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Sioux Falls
War reports hint at new Africa equipment push
Wartime dispatches describe continued Allied buildup in Africa to blunt the German advance. Amid cabinet talks in Washington and shifting Middle East talk, sources say pilots and support could be pivoting toward the front while Syria and Vichy remnants loom in the backdrop. The page also lists local classifieds and a sale notice near Hutchinson with various items including stove wood and a two wheeler trailer.
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Africa
Turkey
Ans
Vichy
Syria
Winant
Washington
Jabassa
S.A
Grendor
Joseph
Rans
United States
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