Swine Market Rises as Hogs Hit Top Prices at Armour Yard
The Armour Stockyards market in Huron on June 25 showed hogs 5 to 10 cents higher, top prices reaching 14.00 and 14.15 for choice lots. Sows mostly 13.75 to 14.90, lambs up slightly, cattle steady, with 4,700 hogs sold and 1,000 sheep offered amid slow to active trading. New York dairy prices were steady to mixed, butter and cheese levels easing only slightly, eggs mixed with firm to lower tones, and dressed poultry unchanged.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
New York
Hogs Steady as Chicago Market Opens on Thursday
Live hogs sold steady across weights in Chicago with 9,000 head, closing slow but steady. Cattle improved tone, with top steer bids near 14.55 and calves 12.85 to 14.75. hogs at St Paul and nearby markets also steady to firm as cattle and sheep on lighter stock showed limited gains and steady demand.
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Thursday
Sioux Falls dairy and hog quotes show hogs 1800 head with prices 5 to 10 higher, top 14.10, bulks around 13.95 to 14.10. butchers 13.50 to 14.20, sows 18.65 to 13.90, cattle steady with unchanged quotations. In Sioux City market, cattle salable about 3200 head, calves 40, most classes little changed, steers and yearlings 11.50 to 13.00, high grade 13.10 to 25, good beeves 13.60, strictly choice around 14.50, heifers 10.15 to 12.25, 800-lb weights 12.75, cows 8.15 to 9.75, bulk.
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Helforsse
Chicago
St. Paul
VFI
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Ligux City
Feavins
Boston wool market quiet with limited western sales
The Boston wool market was quiet today with a few western sales of good staple wools at previous prices. Wools are being shipped east for grading and some deliveries are on old orders. A little new business was reported for Australian wool. Medium fleece wools of all types remained inactive.
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Hoston
D. A
Boston
Huron and Sioux Falls Produce Market Prices
Daily price range for Huron and Sioux Falls markets reported to the Evening Huronite. Notes include butterfat and egg quotations, heavy hens, Leghorn hens and roosters, No 1 and No 2 eggs, with scattered butter and cream values. Prices from Chicago market also cited for June 25.
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Huron
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Mitchell and Sioux City Produce Prices Reported Thursday
The reports from Mitchell Sioux City and Watertown list poultry weights prices eggs and butterfat levels for Thursday June 25. Entries include hens roosters springs heavy breeds Leghorns and turkeys with No 1-3 egg prices and current receipts for butterfat at varying grades.
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Mitchell
Hennery
Sioux City
Fancy
Chicago Produce Futures Report Summary
Chicago on June 25 reports fluctuating futures for butter and storage related items. Prices show narrow moves with figures around 37.40 to 34.10 and related consignments, reflecting a cautious market for dairy storage and retail products.
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Chicago
Fractional Drops Hit Wheat Market Amid Hedging Sales
Fractional declines, up to a percent at one stage, pressured the wheat market today. Small state hedges and commercial trade purchases fed selling by professional dealers amid war news and congressional deadlock. Better southwest weather supported some harvest resumes as market notes showed mixed moves across wheat, corn, soybeans, and rye.
Markets at a Glance and Minneapolis Wheat Close
June 25 market snapshot across New York and Chicago notes mixed gains and losses in bonds and grains. Wheat drifted lower in Chicago with hedging, while Minneapolis cash wheat futures showed mixed bids and no major shifts. corn steady with fair shipping, oats and barley quoted, durum values listed, and market activity uneven overall.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn.s.d
Stocks Hold To Irregular Course
Stocks moved cautiously as buyers and sellers operated warily in a slow session. Leading issues held to an irregular course with little bullish momentum and many investors stayed cautious. Trading was light with about 200000 shares changing hands in a tentative close.
Closing Quotations in AlleghCorp and Major Corporations
The Associated Press reports closing quotations for a wide range of companies including AlleghCorp Johns-Mann AmTel&Tel ChryslerCorp and General Electric. The mixed percentages reflect market activity across several industries with notable entries such as PepsiCola, Sears-Roebuck, Woolworth, and General Electric showing varied declines and gains.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
TatHarvest
AichaDy
IntTel&Tel
Allis-ChMig
Johns-Mann
AmAirl
LockhdAire
AmTel&Tel
MackTruck
AmWoolpi
MarshField
BethiSteel
OliverFarm
Ebenehic
OtisEley
igesMig
Penney(jc
ButlerBros
PepsiCola
CelotexCor
PhelDodge
PillsFlour
CerroDePas
Prac&Gam
ChryslerCorp
RadioCorAm
Colgar-Patch ‘Bersted
ComSouth
Reytobb
ConsCopper
Sears-Roe
SurtissWrt
StandBrand
Stone& Web
GenElec
Timrollb
GenFoods Am TruaxTract
GtWestSug
Homestake
West&Mig
InBusMa
Woolworth
Wessington USO Drive Surpasses Quota
Mrs C. E. Bar chaired the campaign in Wessington with Tranter leading the Weasington drive. The USO volunteer effort exceeded the set quota as the town mobilized efforts today.
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Wessington
Uvere F Mra
C. E. Bar
Ene Uty
Toda Tranter
Czech Community Razed By Nazis In Bohemia
London reports a Czech village Lesaty in Bohemia was razed by Germans as retaliation for the slaying of Reinhard Heydrich. The Budapest broadcast claimed 350 men faced firing squads in Lidice, while women were sent to camps and children to institutes. Other anti Axis actions included Czech executions and trials in Prague Brno.
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London
Lesaty
Bohemia
Reinhard
Heydrich
Bohemis-Moravia
St Wa
Budapest
Lidice
Prague
Bruenn
Brno
Legion Rodeo Stock Heads to Huron Show
Over 100 head of bucking and riding stock have arrived in Huron for the American Legion rodeo set for July 3 4 and 5 with Corrals built and preparations complete. The Cheyenne Rodeo Company Inc a major Northwest outfit formed from Circle A Ranch Valley City D5 JME Ranch Deadwood and W B Atkinson Stables Fergus Falls Minn HQ at Valley City owned by W E Atkinson and Jim Heir will present bucking steers drones trick horses roping and bull whip stunts with daily program changes and a Fourth of July parade before a 2 pm start each day.
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Huron
Cheyenne Rodeo Company,Inc
Northwest
Circle A Ranch
Valley City
JME Ranch
Deadwood
W. BE
Atkinson Stables
Fergus Falls
Minn
W. E. Atkinson
Japanese Liner Asama Maru Ships Evacuation Exchange
The Asama Maru departed Yokohama with 416 citizens from North and South America to swap for Japanese nationals interned in the western hemisphere. The passenger list includes 142 diplomats and 264 civilians. Additional Americans will join at Hongkong and Saigon, and at Singapore the ship will meet Conte Verde to travel to Lourenco Marques for the exchange. Safe conduct has been granted by belligerent nations. The Japanese foreign office says arrangements are in place for the operation.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Foreign Office
Hongkong
Saigon
Singapore
Shanghai
China
Lourenco Marques
Bible Conference Opens at James River Camp Site
The American Sunday School Union began its sixth annual Bible Conference Wednesday morning at a new camp site on the James River, 12 miles north of Huron, with over 100 youths in attendance. A dedicatory ceremony followed last night with L. G. Lockwood presiding and Don L. McFarling offering the dedicatory prayer. The Rev. D. K. Ford of Flandreau preached. Faculty includes Rev. John Rader, Silvis. Rev. Charles Ford, Omaha. Mrs. C. Haynes, Ruth Harmon, Anna Ford, Frances Harmon. All day services are planned Sunday and the public is invited.
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American Sunday School Union
James River
Huron
L. G. Lockwood
E. C. Harmon
Don L. McFarling
D. K. Ford
Presbyterian Church of Flandreau
Hear Huronians Urged to Listen to KSOO Broadcast
Residents of Huron are urged to listen to radio station KSOO in Sioux Falls at 5:30 this afternoon. Paul K. Myers will include news of Huron's USO campaign in his broadcast.
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Usten
KSOO
Sioux Falls
Paul K. Myers
Family Men To Be Called Last In Draft Order
Washington reports new draft rules place family men and key war workers last to be inducted. Four categories govern call order, with married men who have children among the final groups and no permanent deferment. Paul V. McNutt shifts work-or-fight policy to allow job finding in vital industries before service. Local boards proceed to next category when Group 1 is exhausted.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Roosevelt
Siam
Henderson Fight Over OPA Budget Heats Up in House Panel
Washington June 25 congressional critics of Leon Henderson clashed over the Federal Price Administration budget. A House appropriations subcommittee cut Hendersons request to 95 million for next year, down 46 million from the budget bureau and 105 million below his ask. The panel, voting unanimously, also struck a provision for snoopers to police rationing, labeling it akin to a Nazi Gestapo. The action envisages 30 000 to 40 000 OPA employees, far below Hendersons proposed 90 000.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Federal Price Administration
House
Appropriations Subcommittee
Benderson
OPA
Budget Bureau
Henderson
Subcommittee
Gestapo
Huron Recovers 4500 More Pounds Rubber Scraps
Huron collected 4500 pounds of tires rubber tubing and other scrap, raising the city total to 68517 pounds. The gain follows a 1500 pound rise from Tuesday’s 3000 pound tally as salvage campaign headquarters urge residents to keep contributing in the two week effort.
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Huron
Aaa
Expects Grain To Replace Sugar In Alcohol Making
Washington June 25 Price Administrator Henderson says grain will replace sugar and molasses entirely in industrial alcohol production after this year. In a letter to Senator George W Norris he notes government efforts to convert distilling capacity to grain based alcohol, references census data, and explains sugar allocations to alcohol makers will be curtailed in sugar rationing.
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Washington
Henderson
George W Norris
Nebraska
Office of Price Administration
Sas
Norris
Weather figures and sunrise sunset times
The report shows month to date total at 2.21 with a normal of 3.18 and year to date total at minus 15.64 with a normal of 10.41. Sun rises at 5 51 am and sun sets at 9 20 pm.
Giant New Tax Bill Recommend From Congress Eyes Revenue
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively recommends a sweeping tax bill to raise about 5.92 billion dollars from corporations and individuals plus steep levies on luxuries like cigarettes. It seeks to offset part of wartime spending with higher income taxes, raised rates, lower exemptions, and payroll withholdings starting next year, with further excise taxes boosting revenue.
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Donald A. Young
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morgenthau
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
Iit
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Showers today and tonight with little temperature change. South Dakota expects scattered showers and thunderstorms with only slight cooling into Friday forenoon.
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Huron
South Dakota
Sevastopol Siege News From Front Lines
Reported by Reuters and Soviet dispatches the Red Army claimed deep gains around Sevastopol with airborne forces hitting coastal batteries and advancing behind German siege lines. Soviet forces tallied heavy casualties on both sides as German command acknowledged pressure near Kharkov amid costly attacks.
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Piva
Adolf Hitler
Heicqy
Axiv
Sevastopo Iyter Forest
Isu Bay
Reuters
Sys Em Crimea
Sevastopol
Gorsyn
Sony
Seviry T
Red Army
Knarkov
Federig Bock
Kharkov
von Boek
Names Of Exchanges For 629 Americans Released
Washington announces the list of 629 Americans scheduled to be released from Japanese held territory under Swiss mediated exchange. Names from northwest towns include Frances Cooper from Austin and C Krohn of Eau Claire, with others such as J Anderson, MM Larson, and L Daugherty among recipients. The release involves exchanges from China and Japan regions with multiple listed individuals in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and nearby states.
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Washington
Paevi
Hoangkans
Frances Cooper
Austin
Amn
J. Anderson
E. Isgue
Green 3
Former Huronian Herb Edler Dies in Spokane
Obituary notice reports the death of Herb Edler, former Huron resident, at his Spokane Wash home on Wednesday afternoon. Born Beadle County, he farmed here before moving to Washington years ago. Survived by wife, one daughter Mrs Phil Seheart Spokane, mother Mrs Geerge Edler Huron, sisters Emma Hoopes Broadland and Mrs Cuttie Wilber Lancaster N Y, Gertrude Edler Yankton, and brothers Charles Huron and George Yankton. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Herb Edler
Lan Yon
North
Maple Avenue
Spokar
Edler
Beadie County
Washington
Phil Seheartn
Spokane
Geerge Edler
Huron
Emma Hoopes
Broadland
Cuttie Wilber
Lancaster
Rubber and chemistry talk on farm-based fuel plan
A chaotic Kamikaze style report shows critics claiming farm crops could feed petroleum needs. A subcommittee session features Hale saying light may come from President Wickard's plans while advocating chemurgy to produce gasoline and rubber from crops. Hospitals list admits and dismissals include Mrs Luther Big Eats and baby Larry Tschetter among others.
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Stané Oi Company
New Jersey
Randolph
Democr West Virginia
Hale
Wickard 1
Luther Big Eats
Blunt
Medical
B. Anderson
Huron
Otto Zitz
Gori
Yale
Vaughn
de Smet
Baby Larry
Tschetter
Judith Long
Wolf
Chris Bader
Virgil
Helen Fiber
Bancroft
Ray Wiest
Leonard Polly
For Sale and Wanted Notices from Wisconsin Listings
Classified snippets show a 1994 Plymouth for sale in Wisconsin with contact numbers 3716 and 3718, plus a wanted passenger to Watlington and a good condition Gleaner Baldoin combine. Also mentions Ohio and a trip to Minneapolis at 6 p.m. with room for one passenger and a call to 3965.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin
Watwington
Minneapolis
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