Hog Market Holds Steady At Armour Stockyards
Huron June 18 hog market steady with top at 13.85 for select lightweight butchers. Long haul hogs remain 5-10 cents higher per hundred. Cattle steady to strong. sheep 15-25 cents lower. Hog salable 1,800 with top 14.15 and bulk 180-260 pounds. sows 13.75.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Coy Canner's
Pau
South St, Paul
Fed.State News Soc
Sioux Falls
Markets At Glance Weakened by Mixed Signals Across Commodities
New York June 18 stock and commodity roundup notes irregular price movements with wheat and corn lower on profit taking and limited demand. Hog prices rise to near two week highs, aided by tight supplies. cattle and sheep see mixed activity with small arrivals and steady to firm tone. Boston wool market shows slight improvements for French-combing wools, while midseason wools remain weak.
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New York
Stowka
New Orleans
Chicago
Boston
U. S
Dept. Agri
Texas
Livestock Market Notes From Multiple Midwestern Cities
cattle and hog markets show uneven prices with some steadiness in medium grades and weak to lower bids, vealers steady to lightly higher, hogs fairly active and near steady, calves and sheep limited with mixed demand across Sioux Falls Watertown and Sioux City reports dated June 18.
Wheat Prices Fall Off Today at Huron Markets
Wheat prices eased from recent highs across Chicago and Minneapolis markets as traders weighed government grain policy and hopes of loan support. The Huron market reported daily price ranges for various wheat grades and accompanying grains, with dairy and egg commodities also noted.
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Chicago
Yune Lo
iPj
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Congress
Wa Downs
Russia
Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Several Markets
Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Sioux City report a range of poultry weights and prices for hens roosters springs ducks geese and Leghorn varieties. Eggs butterfat and cream prices are listed alongside current receipts in multiple regional markets.
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Watertown
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Fancy Wholesale
Chicago Produce and Butter Prices Across Markets
Chicago and New York market notes show live poultry prices with hens roosters ducks and turkeys listed by weight and breed. Butter eggs and general produce prices move with small changes and steady ranges across regions with mixed grade levels and carload notes.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Ita Rock
Plymouth
New York
Thursda
War News Halts Stock Upswing In New York Markets
Stocks continued their modest rise in trading as investors paused for profit taking. War news from Libya and China tempered gains, with quotations slipping from earlier highs and most declines minor near the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Libya
China
Sean
New Axis Rocket Bomb May Supersede Dive-Bombing
London reports a new Axis rocket bomb used in the Mediterranean battles described as the most important innovation since the magnetic mine. Self-propelled and wing-mounted, it aims by nose direction and leaves a comet-like trail. Analysts doubt German claims on British losses and note uncertainty about ship damage.
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London
Stormovik
Mediterranean
DNB
Madrid
Gibral
Serlin
Malaya
Eapie
Argus
Eagle
Scrap Rubber Drive Reports Across South Dakota
Reports from Miller Lead Deadwood Bristol and Freeman outline a statewide scrap rubber push. Hand County Highways salvaged over 26000 pounds of tires and equipment while Lead Deadwood ship three carg oads to Uncle Sam. Local bulk oil dealers in Bristol and Freeman hold stockpiles of about 10000 and 9000 pounds respectively. Hospitals note admissions and discharges at Huron area facilities.
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Hiller, Birchito, & Company
South Dakota
Miller
Hand
Lead
Deadwood
Uncle Sam
Bristol
Freeman
Standard Oi Company
Huron
Company Stock Brand Shares and Percentages Snapshot
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names with partial percentage figures and money amounts, resembling a market wrap or index snapshot. The entries cover automakers, steel, oil, airlines, and consumer brands, with percentages ranging around single to triple digits and occasional dollar amounts or codes.
American bombers to aid Chiang Kai Shek in China
Report from Washington says Col W Haynes of North Carolina is named chief of the U S bomber command in China and an American force will soon enter action. Chinese fronts say Japan holds most rail lines feeding inland China as its Burma and China campaigns tighten a cordon around free southern China and threaten Russia.
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Chiang
Kal
Chekiang-Kiangsi
China
Chungsing
Chungking
Japan
Russian Siberia
Burma
India
Southeast Asia
Manchukuo
Siberia
Kwantung Army
Malaya
PiGonings
Dutch East Indies
Services Tonight For L A Luchsinger
Funeral services for L A Luchsinger a Chicago and North Western employee who died yesterday in Tyler Minnesota will be held at 7 30 p m at the Welter Chapel with Rev E Wilcox officiating Pallbearers are associates of Mr Luchsinger all members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen The body will be taken tomorrow to Howard Indiana for burial Mrs Dr Irwin Winter of Rochester arrived last night in Huron Winter is a daughter
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J A. Luchsinger
Chicago and North Western
Prakeman
Tyler
Minn
Welter Chapel
E. Wilcox
Luchsinger
Brotherhood of Railway
Howard Ip
Irwin Winter
Rochester
Huron
Winter
Haynes Appointed Chief of American Bombers in China
Col. Caleb V. Haynes is named chief of the American bomber command in China. He previously led the Burma evacuation and commanded the Assam Burma China ferrying command in India. The North Carolinian, 46, is noted for risking his life to fly gasoline to volunteers in Burma and rescue personnel.
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Chungking
Caleb V. Haynes
China
Haynes
Burma
India
Assam-Burma-China
Col
Seek Action To Aid War Victims
Senator Pepper sought Senate action on a bill to provide government cash benefits to civilian war victims in the United States and territories including those on military bases worldwide. The plan would set up emergency relief payments for injury disability coverage and death or enemy detention, retroactive to December 7.
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Washington
Pepper
Florida
Senate
United States
Mexican Patrol Hunts Axis Subs in Gulf and Pacific
AP reports Mexico scales the Gulf of Mexico and Pacific to sink on sight Axis submarines aiding the U S war effort. Official tolls rise since Pearl Harbor as torpedoing of an unidentified ship is confirmed with 14 survivors reaching an eastern Canadian port. Survivors avoid discussion about the attack.
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Associated Press
United States
Mexico City
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Ainkings
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Teedie
Croft
Wilkie doubts future run after 1940 bid
Wendell L. Wilkie, Republican candidate in 1940, told a New York dinner honoring Senator Robert Wagner that he doubts ever pursuing public office again. He said he has strong interests but does not want advocacy tinged with self interest.
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Willkie
New York
Wendell “L. Wilkie
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Wilkie
Adventist Camp Opens In Huron Two Day Youth Convention
A two day Seventh day Adventist youth convention opened at the State Fair Grounds in Huron with attendees from across South Dakota. Rev G Ho Loewén of Watertown directs the event, featuring guest speakers from several states and a Thursday opening address by Rev M W Campbell on Waiting for the Lord. The program emphasizes religious, social, and moral youth issues and wartime service.
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Huron
State Fair Grounds
South Dakota
G Ho Loewén
Watertown
M. V Campbell
Minneapolis
J. Pettis
Lincoln
Nebraska
K L. Gant
H. L. Rudy
M. W. Campbell
Wind and hail storm devastates Hyde County farms
A severe wind and hail storm swept Hyde County Tuesday night causing major damage. At Stephan Mission a large cattle barn collapsed and the gym roof was torn open. Ho Ho Hartshorn ranch buildings and sheds were twisted and damaged. Nearby, hail damaged crops and grain growers north and west suffered losses.
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Hichmwore
H— Hyde County
Siennenarest
Midnigl Gee
Stephan Mission
Ho Ho Hartshorn Ranch
Mission
Ratzlaff
Pekarek
O'Rourke
Holabird
William Pilkington
Highmore
Pioneer Of Beadle County Dies Today
Joseph Fall a Beadle County pioneer died at his home near Wessington at age 1 years Born in Opal Germany in 1855 he came to America in 1881 He married Susanna Schwartz in Chicago in 1883 and homesteaded near Wessington Survived by widow three daughters and one son funeral at St Martin s Church Huron with burial at Broadland Catholic Cemetery Rosary at Kin yon Chapel tonight and Friday night
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Joseph Fall
Beadle County
Wessington
Mr. Palt
Opal
Poland
Germany
America
Sussanna Schwartz
Chicago
South Dakota
Weasington
Elizabeth Greschke
Huron
Agnes Fri Wolecy
Ah Tles Friggey
Alec
Inilea
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Broadland
Refuge
Kinyon Chapel
Ex Convict Shot At End Of Five Mile Chase
Leonard Cummins 23, described as an ex convict, was shot and killed by Sioux Falls police after a five mile chase through streets and roadways. Police Capt William Miller and Patrolman Ed fired when Cummins and companions fled in a speeding car, ending with Cummins dead at the scene. Three others fled on foot. several were questioned by officers.
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Leonard Cummins
Sioux Falls
Leonard Cumming
Chas Falls
Cummins
William M
Miller
Main Avenue
Atroy Air Corps
Techwien
7 Ton
Milly H
Letrud
H Et Aie
Rock
Clayton Cummins
J. EN
South Dakota
May Take Rubber Control Away From Nelson
Washington June 14 A draft congressional bill would place direction of the rubber program under a independent agency to produce synthetic rubber and farm product alcohol. The proposal seeks to coordinate activities now run by Nelson and other units under Senator Gillette and would set up a rubber supplies agency to supervise wartime rubber policy.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Rubber Supplies Agency
Nelson
Gillette
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Norris
Nebraska
Pass Huge Ship Building Bill
Washington June 18 A vast 8 550 000 000 ship construction measure was passed by the House after naval committee members reported completion would give the United States unquestioned supremacy at sea. The plan envisions over 500 combat vessels and 1 000 smaller craft including 400 torpedo boats and sub chasers with 500 000 tons of aircraft carriers 500 000 tons of cruisers and 300 000 tons of destroyers and escorts.
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Washington
House
Naval Committee
United States
Help wanted and pickup notices from local classifieds
Classified column items include requests for a 300 acre hay share with David S Tachetter a ride to Moise Idvla around July 1st a passenger to share ox journeys to Minneapolis and a July rental search for a modern furnished room. Also sale items a wicker set a thresher and a Briggs Straiton washing line plus a food sale and miscellaneous dishes.
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David S. Tachetter
Carpenter
Pee Papain Ee Seite
Moise
Idvla
Wes Sington
S. D
Minneapolis
Wolsey
Lehigh
St. Nel OP Dany
Workmen finish first coat on Frank Avenue surface
CityEngineer HM Pierce reports work on Frank and Simmons Avenues in Frank Avenue Southeast area as Standard Oil Company project advances and minor taxicab collision on Third Street near Kansas Avenue injures one person.
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Frank Avenue
Urse
HM. Pierce
Standard Oil Company
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Axis
LeRoy Newman
Cavour
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Highmoore
David Sheridan
Uron
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Hitchcock
Judith Long
Louis Meyer
Paul Tschetter
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Adelaide Springer
Max Vetteman
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AmRd&Sts
AmRolMil
AmSm&Ref
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AmWoolPf
Anaconda
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Armpi
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Borden
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Riggs
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MarshField
MartGlCo
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NorPac
OhiaOil
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PackMat
PanAmAir
Penney JC
Pennrr
L. A. Luchsinger
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Wiener Rom
Wieners
Furniah
Hyde County
Bush
S. Ne
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Chicaro
Ivan Knox
Wallace DeVinney
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Milton Smith
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