Market News Hog Prices Steady With Mixed Varying Bids
Market report shows hog prices steady to slightly higher with practical top near 9.80 and good to choice lines around 9.60 to 9.85 for various weights. Sows and stags offer weaker quotes. cattle steady and sheep with limited sale. Armour stock yards notes strong native springers and Idaho lambs quoted, long haul hogs steady at 5-10 cents more. Representative sales from Sioux City dated June 12.
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Suesday
Armour
Idaho
Produce Markets Rescue Amid Mixed Prices Across Regions
The Evening Huronite outlines varied produce prices for Mitchell Hens 5 lbs and over at 16c, under 5 lbs 14c, Leghorn and roosters at 7–9c, eggs 18–19c, butter 32c wholesale, with detailed regional quotes from Huron Watertown Sioux City Sioux Falls Chicago and New York markets. It notes differing weights, breeds, and egg prices while reporting steady butterfat and live poultry values across multiple markets.
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Mitchell
MIT
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
Hennery
Pottertat
Watertown
Thursde Watertown
Sioux City
Soux City
Ersts
Sioux Falls
Leghorn Hens LLC
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Markets At Glance From New York and Chicago Briefs
Markets at a glance show steady stocks and strong specialties in New York. Foreign exchange quiet with the British free pound gaining while cotton slips on profit taking. Sugar firm on raw and refined markets, metals steady with tin down fractions. Wool tops uneven with mixed spot trade. Chicago wheat down on southwest weather, corn firm with modest receipts. Cattle market notes show choice heavy steers steady.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat prices slip on clearing weather and new crop prospects
Chicago June 12 Wheat prices edged lower as clearing southern weather signaled a large new crop. Early dealings saw declines, with a close near the day’s low at about 1 cent under the prior session. Corn rose about 4, oats stable to up slightly. Futures ranges shown for July through December.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Hog Prices Fall Back After Early Chicago Rally
Hog prices rose early in Chicago trading reaching near 9.85 for 180-270 lb hogs but the gains faded later. Sheep declined again while cattle and calves showed mixed to steady to slightly lower trading, with heavy steers under pressure and best fed heifers around 11.25.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Roundup From St Paul Sioux City and Sioux Falls
Livestock prices varied across markets with cattle and hogs showing mixed signals. Slaughter steers and yearlings opened slow. bulls strong. cows steady. veal steady. hogs steady to slightly higher with limited activity. sheep offerings low. regional notes reference Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets with mixed demand and steady to firm quotes.
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St. Paul
SM. N. S
Gene
Wool Market Bags Sold At Cured Basis Prices
Wool market bags sold within a narrow spread from 1.00 to 1.03 dollars on a cured basis, reflecting stable prices for traders.
Market Upturn Sustained by Specialties Rally
The market extended its advance amid a varied specialty stock rally as nine of ten sessions showed gains. Prices closed near highs since early April with the Associated Press index up about two points since June 1 and daily advances typical of the session. About 600000 shares traded overall.
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Associated Press
Une
Arnetere
Ares
Closing Quotations From An Incomplete Trades List
A fragmentary list shows various company names and mixed percentage figures such as 13 to 14 percent and double digits like 160 percent. The text resembles a closing quotation table with firms including Kennecott and AT and T, alongside aviation and oil names, but the exact context is unclear.
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Collision at Idaho and Fifth injures no one
Police report states at about 11 50 last night three cars collided at Idaho Avenue Southeast and Fifth Street Southeast. Ruth Westling and Dale Green were involved. Green rear ended Westling causing Westling to strike Gust Jacobson’s parked car.
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Idaho Avenue
Fifth Street
Ruth Westling
Beachvenue
Dale Green
Utah Avenue
Green
Westling
Gust Jacobson
curb-on-Thal Avenue
Jacobson
Accident Victim's Body Arrives in Huron
The body of Ben Versthus, about 60, killed near Santa Fe yards in Kansas City while trying to catch a freight train, arrived in Huron. Surviving are two daughters, Lucille and Betty. Versthus, formerly a farmer in Cavour and Carpenter areas, had been living in Huron and left Friday for Kansas harvest work.
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Ben Vershus
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Huron
Welster
Lucille
Betty
Verstius
Cavour
Carpenter
Kansas
Sinking of Robin Moor sparks mixed official view on neutrality
Officials described a full report due Monday on the Robin Moor incident. Secretary Hull and Secretary of State Cordell Hull noted the cargo held no war material and listed consignments to ports in Africa. President Roosevelt was urged to suspend judgment until facts are clear, with historical echoes to the 1915 Frye sinking and a Pan American safety belt surrounding the incident site.
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Robin Moor
Tary
Weiles
Welles
Lorenco Marques
Portizabeth
Capetown
Port Natal
East London
Early
Roosevelt
Reston
U. S
William T. Frye
South Atlantic
Thetry
Market tickers and bond listings from New York curb rates
A fragmented OCR capture shows a collage of company tickers and percentage figures, listing bonds, stocks, and consumer names. The note references New York curb exchange rates and culminates with Home Owners Loan data. The dense string lacks complete context or readable narrative.
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BONDS
New York
Memorial Services for ICOF Branches Held in Rainy Weather
Memorial services for ICOF branches were held last night in the Odd Fellows hall due to rain. Margaret Long announced the program, Mrs Earl Fish led in arrangements, and Rev E W Hale of the Congregational Church delivered prayers. Members laid flowers on a cross in memory of Julia Payson Grace Meyers Minnie Williams Charles Peek Gyrth Benson W A Williams W Newton A Hoy who died in the past year.
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ICOF
Odd Fellows Hall
Riverside Cemetery
Margaret Long
Earl Fish
Mets
Brosim
E W,. Hale
Congregational Church
Julia Payson
Grace Meyers
Minnie Williams
Charles Peek
Gyrth Benson
W. A Williams
W. Newton
A. Hoy
Hale
Strikes and Labor Tensions Stir in War Effort
Reports describe expanded guard deployments around a factory and workers homes as strikes continue at multiple plants. UAW and CIO actions trigger inquiries under the California criminal syndicalism act, with dismissals labeled a union busting plan. Mediation talks in Washington address wage disputes and defense orders amid plant production for aircraft castings.
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CIO
United Automobile Workers
Tro Ae
Ciena
Lew H. M. Chener
UAW
Gove Wit
Cleveland
Mediation Board
Washington
Bohn
Marines Recruit Office Opens in Huron
Sgt. M. C. Simpson of the U S Marines arrived today to accept enlistments in Huron. He set up in the Beadle County draft board room on the second floor of the post office building and will remain until Friday noon. Enlistment is open to youths aged 17 to 30 years.
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War fronts report heavy bombing and strategic pushes
Allied and Axis operations unfold with raids across Britain and Europe. German night attacks pound the British Isles as RAF strikes target Cologne Duisburg and Bochum. In North Africa Tobruk endures long artillery bombardment while Italian forces press near the Suez area and in the Levant. Aerial activity and naval actions continue amid warnings of food shortages and nerve warfare in Europe.
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Grangers Convene as 1941 Grange Plans Form
Report from Turtle Creek Grange details 1949 convention site selection talk by executive committee led by C W Milbrandt. Members confer sixth degrees and appoint a committee to meet February each year. Attendance varies as several northeastern and western Granges could not attend.
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Irem
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Pallbearers Named For Esterberg Funeral
Pallbearers for Walter A. Esterberg funeral tomorrow are Orlando Anderson Corcoran Peter Tschetter Hoy Bischoff Charles Coyer and Olzon. Service at 2 30 pm at Welter Chanel with Rev Sander Tolicfson of the American Lutheran Church in charge. Odd Fellows services at Riverside Cemetery grave. Esterberg, who lived north of Huron, died Tuesday night in a Huron hospital.
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Corcoran
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Olzon
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American Lutheran Church
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Huron
Long-Time Resident of Hand County Dies
Ju hanna Rose Matson aged 72, a Hand County resident for 82 years, died at home near Miller. Born in Bavaria in 1873 she immigrated in 1873, lived in Nebraska before moving to Hand County in 1910. Survived by daughter Irene Forter, sons Gilpurt and Royal, two grandchildren. Services held in Miller Lutheran Church with burial planned in West Point Nebraska.
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Neb
Irene Forter
Gilpurt
Royal
Hand County
Supreme Court picks solidify Roosevelt era
President Roosevelt accepts Jackson’s retirement and names Associate Justice Stone to the Supreme Court. Stone will be 60 next October. with confirmation, Roosevelt will have named seven of the nine justices. Stone, a Republican and Amherst College alumnus, served as attorney general and mentored administration legislation. Byrnes is set for the court later, as a key Senate aide and close Roosevelt ally.
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Roosevelt
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Stone
Byrne
Senate
Byrnes
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Supreme Court
Costumus 40
Justice Stone
Coolidge
Coolddge
Amherst College
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