Swine prices rise while cattle and sheep dip in market report
Market news from Armour Stock Yards notes hog prices up 5.10 cents to a top of 10.25 dollars. Long haul hogs remain 5-10e higher per hundred. Cattle and sheep weaken with limited fat lamb activity. Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports show hogs steady to higher, cattle slow to steady, quotations largely unchanged. Representative sales list cattle bids and observed market trends.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux Falls
Huron and Mitchell Produce Market Prices Reported Daily
Daily price ranges for Huron and Mitchell produce markets with figures for heavy breed and Leghorn varieties, hens, roosters, eggs, butterfat, and wholesale butter. Also notes on hogs, sheep, cattle, and veal prices, with quantities and market conditions for June reports.
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Huron
Wheat closes unchanged amid shifting Chicago futures
Chicago wheat margins fluctuated with small ranges and losses early, ending near yesterday's level. July and September quotes moved within fractions, oats and rye showed declines, and Minneapolis cash close noted steady trading basis with various grain grades priced across No. 1 to No. 3 offerings.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Bard Montana
Minn S. D
Minneapolis Futures Range Mixed Across Wheat and Stocks
Minneapolis market page shows futures for wheat and various stocks with mixed percentages for July and September contracts. Quotes indicate fluctuating prices and changes, with figures like 102, 99, 86, and 52 among others, reflecting a volatile trading session.
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Inneapolis
Ge Wednes
Minneapolis
Cattle and Calves Market Report From Minnesota Sale
Paal Lives in South St Paul reports cattle prices with 1050 lb plus steers unfit for certain loads, heifers steady to weak, medium cows around 7.00, bulls steady, calves 10.00 to 11.50, dairy cows weak, stock cows 9.00 range, calves salable 1,900, dealers steady to weak, good and choice calves 10.00 to 11.50, lambs 22.00 with 25c higher, sows higher, bids around 9.85 for all weights, overall market opening and mixed activity with few sales noted.
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Eacy Sales
Wugeesting
Wnaturn
Steagee
Saasane Otier
Paal
South ST. Paul
Sune
SM. N.S
Watertown Produce Prices Report June 25
Heavy breed broilers over 2 lbs priced at 15c per lb Leghorn broilers 13c Heavy hens over 5 lbs 11c hens 4 to 3 lbs 14c hens under 1 lb 12c Leghorn hens 12c Heavy breed old roosters 7c Leghorn roosters 5c Eggs 25¢ No 1 23c No 2 19c Butterfat No 1 35¢ No 2 3c
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Mitchell
Leghorn Springs
Heisnery
StoGe Cay
Watertown
UFI
Prices for Poultry Eggs and Butter at Sinuz Falls
In Sinuz Falls on Wednesday, June BF produce listings show poultry prices per pound for various hens and ducks, Leghorn hens, heavy breeds, and Leghorn springs, with cock prices. Eggs No 1 and No 2 pricing, butterfat No 1 and No 2, and butter rates are listed.
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed as Butter and Eggs Hold
Chicago and New York markets report butter and egg quotes largely steady with gains and declines in select poultry and cheese items. Butter receipts total 3.32 million in Chicago with prices unchanged. eggs receipts 20.15 thousand. creamery scores steady. Poultry prices show mixed moves with broilers, Plymouth Rock, and white rock categories varying slightly. New York shows butter down and cheese firm. dressed poultry and frozen items listed with minor shifts.
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Chicago
New York
Wool Market Pace Winters Slow Sale of Territory Wools
Wool market reports indicate numerous wools of most grades on territory, but actual business moved slowly with buyers cautious and inventories ample, signaling weak demand despite ample supply.
Market Highlights and Commodity Movements
Market at a glance shows irregular dollar activity with Japanese trading patterns rising. Foreign exchange is quiet, cotton softens amid uneven demand, copper costs set to be subsidized, wool markets narrow with limited support. Chicago wheat steady to firm as mills buy. corn firm with 10 to 15 cents gains. cattle see heavier steer declines 15 to 25 cents while yearlings hold.
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New York
Ulggee Beyior
Chicago
Corm
Rise In Aircrafts Strengthens Market
Rise in aircraft manufacturers lifted market activity with a few other defense stocks. Transactions were small and widely spaced with minor variations. Total turnover was about 406,000 shares.
Closing Quotations AP AirRedue and Company Stocks
Market tickers and performance snippets from a late 20th century financial page show AirRedue 47 Johns-Many 63 percent AbedCh-Dye 182k Kennecott 38 percent Allis ChMiy 27 percent Lib O-FCt 27 percent AmAir 4054 LookbdAir 25 percent AmCan 4 Loews 2934 AmLoco 13 percent LottIne 22 AmRad&StS 6 percent MackTrack 30 percent AmRolMil 14 percent Marshfield 1636 Seeee 41 percent Pancheye SENG BamiCop AmTobB 69 percent MinHonReg 38 percent AmWetWks 4 percent MontWard 33 percent AtchT&SF 20 percent ath Sos AtiRet 20 percent NetLead 16 percent SviaCorm 31, ad 12 percent Baldes Boo ue NoAmAvia im Bendix a BethiStee 73 percent Worth'nPar 644 Boeing es 16 percent 4 19 percent PackardMot 2 percent PennRR 23 percent
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Associated Press
AirRedue
Johns-Many
AbedCh-Dye
Kennecott
Allis ChMiy
Lib O-Fct
AmAir
LookbdAir
AmCan &4 Loews
AmLoco
LottIne
Amrad&sts
MackTrack
AmRolMil
Marshfield
Seeee
Pancheye Seng BamiCop Amtobb
MinHonReg
AmWetWks
MontWard
Biecuat
Anealil
Atcht&sf
Ath Sos AtiRet
NetLead
SviaCorm
Baldes Boo Ue
NoAmAvia
Bendix A BethiStee
Worth
nPar
Boeing
PackardMot
Gustave A. Matthews Dies Suddenly in Huron
Gustave A. Matthews, a retired Chicago & North Western bridge carpenter born 1878 in Morrisania New York, died after a sudden illness while working around his yard at 33 Simmons Avenue Southeast Huron. He lived in Huron since 1921 and leaves a widow Anna Krisch and twelve grandchildren plus one great grandchild among his eleven children and relatives. Funeral arrangements await word from out of town relatives.
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Gustave A. Matthews
Simmons Avenue
Matthews
Chicago & North Western Railway
Morrisania
N.Y
Anna Krisch
Chicago
Pierre
Verdi
Minn
Huron
William Matthews
Lucille Meyer
Portersville
Catt
Ludwig Matthews
Mary Matthews
San Francisco
George Smith
Los Angeles
John Matthews
Long Beach
Dorothy Matthews
Washington, D. C
Edward
Carl Matthews
van Metre
S. C
Brownie Camp Enrollment Grows for Day Camp Opening
Seventy Brownie Scouts registered at the Scout House for the Brownie Day Camp opening, an increase over last year. Mrs. Barry Easton notes higher numbers as groups divide by age for activities. an observation hike around the State Fair Ground zoo accompanied songs and lunch. The day ends with stories and quiet games, and tomorrow a bird talk by Mary Aberdeen Ketelle and her mother.
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Barry Easton
B. J. Lenz
BR. Ny
Erla Jean? Yenney
Marie LaCraft
Brownies
Carol Sutter
Zacher
Little Bangers
Marguerite Hartlief
Dorothea Dunbar
Gloria Christopherson
The
Pixies
Eee
Jean Laskowski
Yal the Owls
Elling
Mary Aberdeen Ketelle
H Ketelle
Norma Jean Nelson
Troop Three
New York Curb Markets Report Mixed Trades and Declines
New York curb markets show mixed activity with several listed stocks trading fractions lower and others steadier. The report notes percentages for numerous firms and sectors, highlighting declines in some industrials while others hold firm amid broad market fluctuations.
Scouts and Leaders Set Attendance Record at Camp Dakotah
At Camp Dakotah near Miller central staff and 105 Scouts from 10 troops across six towns attended this week. Troop 2 led with 21 boys. Troop 32 traveled farthest from Heaton about 145 miles. Visitors welcome tonight and Sunday. third period ends Sunday afternoon.
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Dakotah
Central South Dakota Council
Miller
Alli
Haron
Aberdeen
St. Lawrence
Redfield
Hecla
E. W. Hale
Mac Haskell
Curt Rainey
Leroy Blanchard
Alvin Barber
Robert Risinger
Tom Osing
Maron Tepog
Heekat
Eadets
Paul N. Campbell
Olef Anfinson
Andy Palm
Paul Campbell
Paul Campbell, Jr
Delbert Bakeman
Philip Walsh
Alfred Luce
Wynn Eaking
Jim Howard
F E. H. Snow J
Leroy Blanchard i
Sua
Council Executive Board
Pierre
Huron
Boland
Bermet
Pioneer Dakota Woman Mrs Schultz Buried at Lake Preston
The funeral of Mrs Carl Schultz 70 a pioneer of Dakota territory was held at the American Lutheran Church with Rev L A Leverson officiating and burial in Lake Preston cemetery She came to the area in 1882 and left seven children Aubrey Sioux Falls Harry Harvey Levi Hot Springs Curtis Genevieve Joiner Bert and James Burns De Smet and Pelican Rapids Minn
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Dakota Territory
Genevieve Joiner
Pelican Rapids
Minn
Bert Schultz
James Burns
de Smet
War advances across Lithuania and eastern Poland reported
Fierce fighting reported near Grodna as German forces push from East Prussia into northern Sovietized Poland north of the Pinsk marshes and toward Grodno Wolkowysk Kobryn and southeastern Poland toward Wlodzimierz and Brody. The communique said German air and army units attacked Kronstadt near Rus Sta.
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Lithuania
Sinniat
Kaunas
Poland
Grodno
Wolkowysk
Kobryn
Wlodzimierz
Brody
Grodna
East Prussia
Pinsk
Conmaunique
Eit
Gennan
Kronstedt
Rus
Sta
Emmy
Eiuaaae
Hospital Fund Grows to 19223 with 741 Today
The Huron hospital drive added 741 to reach 19223, with 41 in today’s contributions reported by chairman E C McKenzie. Donors include Giern and Mrs William Wabel at 500, Huron post office employees 162, and Gold Medal Dairy employees 72. Plans aim to start sexual construction of the new hospital by mid summer.
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Huron
E. C. McKenzie
Giern
Wlliam Waibel
Huron postoHice E
Dairy
Lana
E M Lee Sought On Charge Of Forgery
A complaint alleges Edwin Morton Lee forged the name of O E Forbes to two $47 checks. One dated June 1 cleared at Montgomery Ward and Co. The other, dated June 9, cleared at Sam Blond Farmers Profit and Vegetable Store. Forbes is a purchasing agent for Sears Brothers Hide Co. of Sioux City Iowa. Lee previously worked for Owen King and Miller. Officers issued a warrant for his arrest.
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Edwin Morton Lee
Lee
O. E Forbes
Montgomery Ward and Co
Sam Blond
Leey
Owen King
Miller
Forbes
Sears Brothers Hide Co
Siouxity
Funeral Services For Roy Funk At Conde
Funeral services were held for Roy Funk 71 pioneer resident who died after a lengthy illness. Services were at his home with burial in the Methodist cemetery. Survivors include his widow two sons Frank and Sam two daughters Mrs Lloyd Lawson and Brite Funk both at home one brother Fred Funk of Excelsior.
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Conde
Rey Funk
Roy Funk
Frank
Sam
Lloyd Lawson
Brite Funk
Fred Funk
Excelsior
Smith Charged With Wife Desertion
A complaint charges William Clyde Smith with wife and child desertion and a warrant for his arrest has been issued. Smith, formerly employed at the airport, is noted to have two minor children.
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William/ Clyde Smith
Smith
Russia’s Supply Hurdles in War Sector Noted
The article reports limited Soviet access to warplanes and other goods as U.S. and Allied needs grow. Roosevelt notes no finalized Russian list yet, while pent-up demand and production gaps strain supplying Britain, China, and the U.S. air arms. Treasury loosened restrictions on Russian assets as events unfold.
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U.S. A
Britain
China
U. S
Roosevelt
Treasury
United States
REPORTS OF MAXI WAR FROM SOVIET FRONT
Berlin dispatches describe Soviet war correspondents reporting intense fighting at the front. Claims include use of modern weapons such as flame throwers and tanks. Seven raiders were shot down before reaching the town with around twenty Soviet planes involved and a 20 minute alert reported.
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DNE
Tilsit
East Prussia
Aftacker
Speaker Deplores Loss Of Freedom At State Fair
Dr Merlin Neff spoke to the Adventist on Our Vanishing Liberties at the State Fair Grounds last evening warning against the loss of individual conscience and liberty. He traced liberties from early roots to World War I echoes, urged vigilance, and warned of dangers from government church partnerships while praising free press and religious freedom and stressing Jesus teachings as the basis of democracy.
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Merlin New
Pacific Press
Hill of
Biscay
Europe
Milton
Ife
United States
Neff
Jesus
Congress
Sopoleson
B. A. Scherr
Sabnath School
C. Stoner
D. E. Reiner
Mirapolis
For Rent and For Sale Classified Fragments
Fragmented scattered notes show a rental offer near Olympia with a two person room and unfinished apartment. Also listings include farm equipment blackboard items and a North Dakota hotel sale with 16 rooms and 5000 cash price.
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North Dakota
W. FP. Knutt, Parshail
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Catttle
RAMO
Sinuz Falls
Siouk Falls
Lac
Wool Market
G. A. Matthews
Renea Eee
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Philip Mor
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Pullman
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Camp Dakotah
E. M. Lee
Berlin
DH. Annis
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Adventist Camp
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Olympia
San Antonio
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