Hog Prices Jump Boost Market Top To 9.50 At Armour Stock Yards
Market report shows hog prices up 15 to 20 cents lifting top to 9.50 at Armour Stock Yards Huron plus live hog demand in Chicago with dressed pork gains. Cattle steady sheep down 25 cents. hogs 11,000 salable, most weights up to 270 pounds, some underweights, and yearlings steady. Watertown report notes hogs 15 to 25 cents higher, but cattle and veal steady, lambs mixed.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Huron and Mitchell Markets Report Prices for Hens Turkeys Eggs
Daily price ranges from Huron Mitchell Watertown Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets dated June 11 show hens and Leghorn hens priced by weight, roosters and turkeys listed with No 1 and No 2 butterfat values, eggs varying by grade, and regional butter prices. Chicago data notes steady butter and eggs with live poultry prices and general market tones.
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Huron
Hennery
Mitchell
Leghorn Hens
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Watertown
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Paul Livestock Market Report and Prices June 11
Paul, South St. Paul and Sioux City markets report cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices. Cattle steady to firm with good stockers limited. calves 9.50 to 11.00 for good and choice. hogs 9.60 top on 180 250 lb. sows and heavier weights around 9.00 to 9.80. sheep receipts light with lambs around 9.00 to 9.50 and ewes scarce.
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Sioux City
Cai- West
New York Produce Report Details June Prices and Stability
New York and Chicago market notes show butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry prices with little change. Butter and eggs hold steady amid varied scores and storage standards. live poultry remains steady. cheese activity quiet while dressed poultry fluctuates. Futures data for Butter and Egg futures in Chicago indicate closing levels near 36.20 and 28.40 respectively.
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New York
Chicago
Wool Market Quiet Across Boston as Prices Hold Steady
A fragmented report from Boston notes a mostly quiet wool market with few scattered sales. Prices remained steady while trading in larger volumes appeared sparse, contrasting with other markets such as New York curb trades and financial listings of Ford Motor Ltd and El Bond & Sh.
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Boston
Jone NO. S
WEW
York Curb ’ Aoe
York
Tree
FeCurb Cities Services
el Bond & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Markets in France and Chicago Mixed on June 11
In France New York stocks held steady with price changes small while bonds fluctuated and rails paused after recent gains. The exchange was stagnant with the Canadian dollar unchanged as cotton stayed buoyant and sugar remained firm. Metals steadied with tin prices advancing and wool tops showing improved demand. Wheat fell in Chicago on the government crop report bears, corn firm on solid demand with 10 to 15 cent gains, top 9.95. Cattle saw weighty steers weaken and light steers steady.
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New York
Smill
Bombay
Chicago
Wheat Prices Slip On Optimistic U S Production Forecast
Wheat futures fell as much as a cent with Chicago and Minneapolis markets showing declines after a government forecast optimistic about U S production. July wheat touched about 1.01 1/2 dollars, with September near 1.03 dollars, while corn and oats posted modest gains and other grains showed varied movements in trading.
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U. S
Stocks Cling To Earlier Advances
The stock market stayed on a steady keel and nearly held the gains from recent sessions. Trading was light with about 1.5 million shares changing hands as no strong directional trend emerged. The list of closings shows modest fractional advances across many issues, including Air Reduction, Kresge, Am Can, AT&T, and Boeing, among others, reflecting cautious optimism in a subdued session.
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New York
Odd Fellow Branch And Auxiliary Meet Here Monday
The state convention of the Patriarchs Militant and the Ladies Auxiliary will convene in Huron next Monday with events at I O F Hall. Activities include a 7 30 a m breakfast, 10 a m opening, noon dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt, 1 30 p m session, 5 30 p m banquet at the Congregational Church, 7 30 p m Patriarchs Militant meeting, and 8 30 p m auxiliary session.
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Patriarchs Militant
Ladies Auxiliary
Huron
I. O
F. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Rites
Huron Auxiliary
State Association
Marvin Hughitt
Congregational Church
Grange Convention Convenes With 256 at Banquet
South Dakota State Grange opens its 32nd annual state convention with forenoon business meetings and resolutions. A memorial service and awards follow, with Dr. Lyman E. Jackson of South Dakota State College as speaker urging a seven point program to strengthen American morale and prevent future disaster. Distinguish guests include B C Newsom and the Iske couple from Indiana, Baxter Indiana and Iowa granges.
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South Dakota
Lyman E. Jackson
South Dakota State College
Srangers
Britain
Jackson
United States
Baniquet
Bir
B.C. Newsom
Columbus
Ing
R. C. Iske
Baxter
Vernon Drenkow Takes Chicago Position
Vernon Drenkow formerly with Chicago and North Western Railroad in Huron has been transferred to Chicago as private secretary to F J Byington western lines general manager. R G Mallon will replace him as secretary to Supt H S Smith. Drenkow home Mitch ell left Sunday for Chicago after a year in Huron. Prior to Huron he worked at Pierre. Mr and Mrs Wayne Davis and two children visited this farm in Maville Indiana with Mr Davis uncle Roy Renneker.
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Vernon Drenkow
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Huron
F. J. Byington
Western Lines
Drenkow
Supt
HS. Smith
R. G. Mallon
Pierre
Wayne Davis
Margaret
Bud
Maville, In
Mr. Davis
Roy Renneker
Stand Oil and Steel Stocks Listed in Mixed Market Movements
A compilation of varied 1914 era stock figures shows PureOil and several others with notable percentages in radio reps, steel, and motor sectors. Major names include Chrysler, General Motors, DuPont, United Motors, and Eastman Kodak alongside rail and utility companies.
Reynolds Named To Head Masons
Harry B. Reynolds of Terraville was elevated to Grand Master of the A F and A M of South Dakota at the grand lodge session. He succeeds Carl N. Hail of Huron. New officers include Irwin R. Erickson Vermillion deputy grand master Theodore N Engdahl senior grand warden Rex Terry and E F Strain grand secretary. Eighteen candidates joined the Masonic Veterans Association at their noon dinner, with 72 veterans present. Frank Gladstone Dupree was named president J H Fonsberg Huron vice president E F Strain Gregory secretary T R Johnson Huron treasurer.
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Harry B. Reynolds
Terraville
A. F
A. M
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
Carl N. Hail
Huron
South Dakota Mascenic Order
Irwin R. Erickson
Vermillion
Theodore N. Engdahl
Rex Terry
Fr. Pierre
E. F. Strain
Gregory
Strain
W. D. Swain
Sioux Falls
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Congregational Church
Lodge
Veterans’ Association
Frank Gladstone
Dupree
J. H. Fonsberg
T. R. Johnson
Rodeo to Launch July 4 Festivities in Huron Parade
The July 4 celebration begins with a parade at Campbell Park led by B. H Edwards. George Chitty and Roy Case organize a historical Pageant as the event’s highlight. The route goes through downtown Huron with American Legion bands, out-of-town groups, and local riding clubs. After the parade, the Rodeo Show at the State Fairgrounds features Billy Maher’s Ska Ranch rides and Glenn Spiller’s groups, with the infield moved back for better viewing. The day ends with a Band Box dance Friday evening sponsored by Huron American Legion post.
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Campbell Park
George Chitty
Roy Case
B. H Edwards
American Legion
Huron City
Huron
State Fairgrounds
Billy Maher
Glenn Spiller
American Legion Post
Band Shell Opening With Lights and Musical Medley
Band Shell to be presented by city officials with W P A representative. Lights will illuminate the shell after the ceremony as the band performs The Ramparts We Watch. A medley of Victor Herbert operetta favorites follows sung by a quartet with the band. Park seating planned for a large crowd. grass area fenced to protect terrace sod.
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Mitchell
J. S. Tschetter
W. Gordon Beecher
U.S. N
Helen Buchanan
Robert Bryan
Maurice Frary
Scott Dexter
Brown
Robert Fair
Dakota
California
Esterberg 50 Dies After Long Illness In Huron
W A Esterberg aged 50 died in a Huron hospital after a long illness. Born in Huron October 27 1890 he lived there until 1900 when he moved to a Fairfield Township farm with his parents. Survived by a sister Mrs George Swanson Essie Minn four nieces and one nephew. Funeral Friday at 2:30 Welter Chapel with Rev Sander Tallefson. burial Riverside Cemetery.
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Waiter A. Esterberg
Huron
Mr. Esterberg
Fairfield Township
George Swanson
Essie
Minn
Maxine Jensen
Thelma Welte
Big Fork
Georgia Bright
Twin Falls
Ida
Peryl Swanson
Wendell Swanson
Welter Chapel
Sander Tallefson
Riverside Cemetery
NYA enrolls youths in Huron area under new South Dakota setup
E J Thurston, local NYA youth personnel representative, announced that youths from eight eastern South Dakota counties are being registered at the Beadle County courthouse in Huron for NYA work after July 1. The Huron office operates as a division of the Aberdeen based area NYA under state director Vernon Clarke.
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South Dakota
National Youth Administration
Beatle County
E. J. Thurston
NYA
Thurston
Virgil
Huron
Vernon Clarke
Aberdeen
Huron District
Headle
Hand
Spink
Clark
Codington
Dever
Hamlin
Grant
Roland McCurdy
Huron Area
Ice
State Fair Grounds
Avenus Lumber Company
Imachine
Beadle County
Illinois Avenue
Fourth Street
Showers Persist Across South Dakota with Varied Rainfall
Rain showers lingered over a large portion of South Dakota with Huron reporting .19 inch by 2 p m. Overnight totals peaked at Sioux Falls with .63 inch. other towns logged .32 at Rapid City, .20 at Brookings, .17 at Watertown, .18 at Yankton, and .14 at Lemmon and Pierre. The U S Weather Bureau indicated a break in the rain and forecast fair and warmer weather for Thursday.
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South Dakota
Huron
U. S .Weather Bureau
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Brookings
Watertown
Yankton
Lemmon
Pierre
Aberdeen
British and French forces clash across Lebanon and Syria
Reports say British and Allied units landed on the Lebanese coast north of Tyre and fought near Merdjeyoun, Lebanon while French dispatches claim the heaviest action along the Litani River. A British advance from Iraq reached Abou Kemal and Palmyra air base targets along the Mosul pipeline as Germany sides with Japan over the Dutch East Indies dispute. RAF bombers attacked the Prinz Eugen at Brest in a naval base raid.
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Tyre
Merdjeyoun
Palestine
Litani River
Beirut
Euphate River
Iraq
Abou Kemal
Mosul
Syria
Wdon
Palmyra
Mosul-Tripoli
Traq
Germany
Japan
Dutch East’ Indies
Berlin
Japen
Indies
Tol
Xelé
Lemay
Brest
France
Leave For Lake Ninety 4-H Camp Near Beadle County
A large county 4-H camp at a lake is set with 40 members, capacity for 76, and transports by school bus and cars. Leaders and many club members including Mae Hill, Wilfred Stoner, Belle Baum, Corrine Hedl, and Gertrude Smitt prepare sessions and plan activities for the summer program. A candle ceremony opens the event as youths gather for instruction, meals, and group projects under the Beadle County 4-H program.
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Bere
Mae Hill
Wilfred Stoner
Belle Baum
Corrine
Edhur
Athy Olson
Gertrine
Wolsey School
Memiu County
Beadle
Jeuty
J. L. Halbuy
Marjor Lillian Jungemann
Havel Imann
Ilene Minium
Della Kel Yer
Doris Dickinson
Alive
Charlotte Gleason
Eva Belle
Jara Mae Brandmire
Jay Dryton
Phyllis Cranston
Wilma
Viola Evans
Betty Timm
Rehde
Memorial Services at IOOF Hall for All Branches
Announcement reports memorial services for all branches of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows shifted to IOOF Hall due to rain. The Riverside Cemetery location was rescheduled to tonight at 7 o clock, with all members and friends invited to attend.
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Order of
Odd Frilows
Riverside Cemetery
Norton Jamieson to address Kiwanis luncheon
Norton Jamieson, warden at the South Dakota state penitentiary in Sioux Falls, will be the speaker at the Kiwanis Club regular luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 o'clock at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending to hear about his work and information.
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Norton Jamieson
S.D. State Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
Kiwanis Club
Marvin
Hughitt
Jamieson
Survivors and warning notes on submarine warfare
A discussion of potential presidential actions echoes 1917 decisions to arm merchant ships against unrestricted submarine warfare. Sources cite prior incidents and diplomatic nuance, noting events in American waters off the Atlantic. Also included are scattered classifieds listing gas pumps, a room for rent, and a furnished apartment in Idaho.
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Wilson
America
White House
American
Atlantic
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