Hog Prices Hold Steady as Market Echoes Mixed Signals
Armour Stock Yards reports hog prices steady to weak with no quotation change and a top of 9.30. Long-haul hogs gain 5 to 100 per hundred. cattle and sheep stay steady. Sioux Falls listing shows hogs steady to lower with top at 10.45 and several classes trading around 9.00 to 10.15. cattle receipts 800, market steady to weak with unchanged quotes. Representative sales from Sioux City include various beef and yearling lots with prices mainly in the 9.60 to 10.75 range.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hugon
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
TTLE
Beef Steele
Yearlings
Huron and Mitchell Produce Markets Report Prices
Daily price ranges reported to the Evening Huronite and Mitchell Produce list current rates for poultry eggs butterfat and meats. Heavy breed springs Leghorn hens roosters and young turkeys are priced alongside regional farm products and Chicago market data.
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Huron
Mitchell
Hennery
Sioux City
Watertown
Bioux
Stoux Falls
Leghorn Hei LLC
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Firlmouth Rock
Wheat Market Rally Stumbles as Hedging Increases
Chicago reports a wheat rally lifting prices briefly before hedging and spreading sales push gains lower. July wheat closes around 99 3/4 cents, September near 101 1/2 cents, while corn and oats vary little amid mixed futures activity.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Livestock Prices Steady to Higher Across Markets
Cattle and hog markets in South St. Paul and Sioux City show steady to higher bids. Slaughter steers and heifers edge up with buyers cautious on heavier weights, pigs selling around 9.90 to 10.15 per cwt, and lambs firm with spring lambs asked at about 11.50.
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Bi, Paul
South ST. Paul
Wool Market Reports from Boston and Territory Wools
Inquiries on territory wools were received today with a few sales. Sample combing lengths of half blood territory wools sold at 1 to 1.03 dollars per unit scoured. Combing three eighths blood territory wools brought 0.9293 dollars, scoured. Quarter blood comb sold around 0.84 to 0.87 dollars, scoured. Wheat receipts and prices noted for June 19 with No 1 heavy and other grades listed.
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New York
Boston
Minneapolis
Montana
Stock Leaders Shift In Irregular Trend
In NE WYOHK on June 13 buyers and sellers showed weak confidence as leaders moved along a moderately irregular path. Early rally faded, midday declines of fractions to a point predominated, then selling dried up and losses narrowed to modest gains. Closes were slightly mixed with about 400,000 shares changing hands.
Flashes Of Life And Oddities From Local Tribune
A quirky mix shows Don Kennedy farming from a trash can with gold potatoes and a failing garden in Felecity Ohio. In Baltimore an auctioneer keeps a creditors sale lively as a poker table changes hands among buyers and club leaders. In Omaha Judge Dennis OBrien jokes on punishing dancers while suspending a license after a drunken driving charge.
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Don Kennedy
Baltimore
Baltimore Athletic Club
Heat Wave Persists Across Huron With Brief Shower
A small thundershower offered brief relief but temperatures climbed past 85 by 2:30 PM in Huron. Huronians saw a 95 degree high yesterday while Pierre and Mitchell hit 97. Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski notes a 0.02 inch shower and predicts continued ninety degree days with no near relief.
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Huron
Leskowski
Barr Transfers to Iowa Post as Road Salesman
Delvert J. Barr, district manager for National Refining in Huron, moves to Webster City Iowa, to serve as road salesman. He resigns from the Huron city board of education, prompting an appointment to fill the vacancy. Lee resigns from the board, Moe to succeed, with the election set this month. Mrs Barr and son Jimmy accompany Barr to Webster City while daughter Naomi stays in Huron.
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Delvert J. Barr
National Refining Company
Huron
Webster City
Barr
City Board of Education
W. C. Peterson
Board of Education
Harr
C. Lee
Blake F. Patton
Arl Moe
Lee
Fund For Hospital Increases $250
The campaign to raise funds for Huron's new hospital continued today with three firms adding $250 as their share, Chairman E C McKenzie reported. Today's contributions raise the total to $17,259. Contributions today came from Fairmont Creamery Co. and employer $200 Toby Standard Service Station $25 and Coney Island Cafe $25.
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Huron's New Hospital
E.C. MclKenzie
Fairmont Creamery Co
Toby Standard Service Station
Coney Island Cafe
Meat Consumption Shows Gain in U S
The National Live Stock and Meat Board reports about 18.713 billion pounds of meat were consumed last year, up by over 1.25 billion from 1939. The U.S. meat animal population stands at 143 million head, considered ample to ensure a plentiful supply.
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Shicago
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Norquist Improving After Fire at F and R Motor Service
Bernard Norquist, a mechanic burned on the face arms and legs when a gasoline tank he was working on caught fire from a broken light bulb at F and R Motor Service Tuesday night, showed improvement today according to reports.
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Bernard Norquist
F & R Motor Service
Germany Turkey Pact Sparks Diplomatic Clash Across Front Pages
A German spokesman denied secret understandings behind the Turkish German pact as Turkey is praised as guardian of the Dardanelles. Reports in Ankara say American Ambassador MacMurray questioned Washington's reaction while British diplomats fear shifts in Moslem states. The accord includes non aggression and a joint rail operation through a Balkan corridor with Greece.
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Black Sea
Near East
Germany
Dardanelles
Karl Megerie
Virginia Gayda
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Ankara
John V. A. MacMurray
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Britain
Balkan
Russia
Sukru Seratoglu
Hughe Knatchbill-Hugessen
Bulgaria
Greece
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Hospital Admits and Returns From College Camp
Admissions list includes Mrs Ed Janssen of Huron and Mrs Mattie Evans plus Rev E H Clark and Mrs Henry Eupinger all in medicals. Delores Tilbury of Chester also admitted. Discharged Manuel Fuehrer Virgil Roe and Rev Edward W Hale returned to Huron after driving a carload of Huron College students to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a YWCA WMCA college camp conference.
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Ed Janssen
Huron
Mattie Evans
E. H. Clark
Wessing Springs
Henry Eupingeer
Delorese Tilbury
Chester
Manuel Fuehrer
Virgil
Edward W. Hale
Huron Colege
Lake Geneva
Wis
Husbands Wives Lead IOOF Branches in State Meet
Odd Fellows and Hebekahs in state meeting report an unusual coincidence two branches of the order are led by married couples. Lead's Mr and Mrs George Glover head the state Patriarchs Militant and Ladies Auxiliary while Huron's Mr and Mrs Earl Fish lead the local Patriarchs Militant and L A P M. The two organizations are separate and both heads are spouses in the same year.
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Hebekahs
George Glover
Lead
Militant
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Earl Fish
Huron
Senators Oppose Arming Merchant Ships Debate Risks Axis Attacks
Washington editors report that the Senate showed coolness to arming American merchant ships with several lawmakers arguing such action would invite Axis attacks. President Roosevelt hinted orders could follow if conditions warrant, while critics warned arming would merely make ships targets and could push the nation toward war.
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Senate
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United States
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Norris
Nebraska
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Wilson
Administration
Congress
Herring
Iowa
Wheeler
Montana
Democrat
German policy hints at slim hope for safe conduct with Axis
The State Department signaled a flat rejection of Germany’s protest to the White House order while arranging safe conduct for some, and tightened immigration rules by denying visas in certain countries to aliens with relatives in German or Axis-occupied states. Officials cite growing cases of potential Nazi agents and hostage ties as motive.
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White House
Germany
Rebekah Assembly elects new officers in South Dakota
Elizabeth Sexauer of Bison was chosen as president with Mary Gibson of Salem as vice president and Ida Henton of Spearfish as warden. Agnes Mathieu of Aberdeen named Association representative, Jessie Tremere of Sioux Falls as attache. The new president has 35 years in educational work and recently taught in Perkins County’s sod schoolhouse, now modernized.
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Bison
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Salem
Ida Henton
Spearfish
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Aitemaste
Jessie ‘Tremere
Sioux
Aioe
Sexauer
South Dakota
Perkins County
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Innor
Schuyler Colfax
Reock Organization
Kathyn VandenBerge
Corsica
Lorraine Goranson
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
FDR Voices U S Resolve in Oxford Honor Ceremony
In Cambridge Massachusetts President Roosevelt declares Americans would rather die on their feet than live on their knees. The address accompanies Oxford University awarding an honorary Doctorate of Laws to Lord Halifax, as Halifax is presented in a ceremony marking an academic transfer and US-UK ties amid wartime context.
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Mass
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D’ Ary Jr
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Roosevelt Ax
I Halifax
Oxford
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United States
Doe Laws
Lord Halifax
War rumors swirl as Germany pressures Russia in Europe
Reports from Istanbul and CBS NBC correspondents claim Germany demands Bessarabia and asks for a withdrawal from the Baltic states while Soviet leader Stalin allegedly reassesses time. Finnish and Turkish dispatches hint at troop movements and a possible wider clash as demobilization rumors surface.
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Russia
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Turkey
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