Market News Swine Prices Gain at Armour Stock Yards
Swine quotations rose 5-10 cents Thursday at Armour Stock Yards Hu Yon with top hogs at 10.30 and long haul hogs steady to higher. Cattle and sheep prospects steady though quotes show varied beef cow and stock steer ranges. Hog salable around 4,000 with top at 10.75 and midrange butchers near 10.50. sows to 16.00, lambs above 11.50.
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Armour Stock Yards
Yon
Alex
Chicago
Paul
South SP. Paul
MN. S
C Utter
Sioux Falls
Huron and Mitchell Produce Market Prices Report
Daily price ranges for Huron and Mitchell markets include heavy hens leghorn hens and roosters with butterfat station prices. Other items cover eggs butter and hogs with bids across Chicago and Sioux Falls markets, noting top hogs at 11.00 and mixed cattle and lamb movements.
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Huron
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City and Watertown Produce Prices Collage
Sioux City and Watertown publish farm price lists with details on chicken weights breeds and egg grades. Entries include hens over 3 pounds at 15 cents and Leghorns, heavy breed roosters, broilers, and graded eggs with firsts No 1 and No 2 values and butterfat prices.
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Sioux City
Wetertown
Watertown
Leghorn Roosters Sc
Hennery
Sioux Falls Poultry and Butter Prices Report
Sioux Falls and Chicago markets show mixed poultry and butter prices. Hens and Leghorn birds vary by weight, eggs and butterfat values listed. New York reflects firm butter and steady egg prices, with live poultry sales dull by freight.
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New York
Butler
Wool Market Options Pending New Government Contracts
Boston June 26 Options have been pending award of new government contracts for wool goods. Prices at which options were given were ap-
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Boston
Markets At Glance June 26 New York Stocks Steady
Markets at a glance report steady stocks with leaders in a narrow groove. Bonds improve as rails and U S governments lead the rise. Cotton higher amid trade and mill buying. wheat up two cents with small near offerings. corn in line with wheat. Cattle show weighty steer weakness while light steers hold. metals steady with May copper products at a monthly high. wool tops irregular as July liquidation continues.
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New York
U. S
Hong Kong
Commission House
Auction notes on French combing wool prices and sales
The record describes a market inquiry for French combing length fine territory wools in original bags offered around 1.05 dollars on scour ed basis and 90 to 93 cents on scour ed basis. It notes spot sales of similar wools closing at similar camel prices named on options and references three-eighths blood territory wools.
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Eamel
Wheat Climbs To Two-Cent Gains
Chicago market report shows wheat futures rising above two cents with July and September contracts at new three month highs around 1.05 and 1.06. Gains driven by limited new supply, patchy harvest weather in the belt, and strength in related grains like beans lard and hogs.
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Chicago
Stocks Move Into Plus Territory on Light News
New York June 26 stock market edged higher with few standout catalysts as most closing quotations posted gains. About half a million shares changed hands with several names showing modest rises such as Kennecott and AlleghCorp amid a generally thin session.
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Plus
New York
Price Fixing Pressure Moves Toward Price Ceilings
Aries of Henderson says no legislation ready yet but material collected for a report to President Roosevelt and Congress. He argues current price control methods are cumbersome and favors direct action, including compulsory orders and withholding transportation to enforce ceilings on new auto and furniture price hikes. He warned Chrysler and others of potential reporting to the federal level and aims to set a complete price ceiling for new automobile models including dealer markups and trade-ins.
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Aries
Henderson
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Chrysler
Richard Fenski Taken By Death
Richard Fenski Sr died at his home in Huron at age 74 after a stroke nine months ago. Born in Germany on August 13, 1866, he immigrated in 1883 and married Rose Baum in 1894. He worked 41 years for the Chicago and Worth Western Railway, retiring in 1936. Survived by his widow and four sons Richard Robert Roy and Ray, all of Huron, and three grandchildren. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Kinyon Chapel with Dr. C. BE Wilcox officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Richard Fenski
Montana Avenue
Fenski
Germany
United States
Rose Baum
Huron
Chicago & Worth Western Railway
Richard
Robert
Roy
Ray
Kinyon Chapel
Rites Saturday For R. W. Clarke
Funeral services for Ht. W. Dick Clarke, prominent Huron resident, who died after a long illness, will be at Stace Episcopal Church Saturday at 1:30 PM. The Rev. Thoreas Msthers will preside. The body lies in state at Welter Chapel from 7 to 9 PM tonight.
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Ht. W
Dick) Clarke
Huron
Stace Episcopal Church
Thoreas Msthers
Welter Chapel
German Occupation of Lwow Reported
Reuters reports unconfirmed word that German troops seized Lwow in Russian Poland. The notice notes the report came to Vichy via Budapest from Hungarian war correspondents, with no official confirmation yet.
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Lwow
London
Reuters
Liwow
Russian
Poland
Vichy
Budapest
Playground Teams To Hold Tournament
Playground teams from McKinley Wilson and Jefferson schools will compete in a boys and girls volleyball tournament next week at three playgrounds. Warren Case, city recreation director, notes new volleyball courts and active preschool programs at Lincoln School with supervision by two trained staffers weekdays. Donations of croquet balls are welcome at 3396.
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Huron
McKinley
Wilson
Jefferson
Warren Case
Case
Lincoln School
Drivers Warned To Obey Speed Limit At State Fair Grounds
Police warned drivers to follow posted limits at the State Fair Grounds with a new effort to stop speeders. Picnic groups including Girl Scouts and Seven Day Adventists are frequently on site. Yesterday John Rohrer and Dewey King were arrested for speeding and received five day suspended sentences. John Fonda was fined three dollars and also given five days in jail, later suspended by Municipal Judge C.
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State Fair Grounds
Ilx
Girl Scouts
John Rohrer
Dewey King
Fair Grounds
John Fonda
Guard Added At Ravine Park Lake In Huron
WPA recreation staff in Huron adds a lifeguard, bringing total on duty to four. Two guards stay at all times, a matron will supervise the bath house during lifeguard hours, and patrol hours extend to 8 30 pm to handle crowds after 7 36. Motorists are urged to stay outside fenced area and drive slowly down hill to the beach. Hospital admissions include Mrs Rinehart Gross Hitchcock medical and several Huron residents listed.
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Ravine Park Lake
WPA Recreation
Huron
Ravine Park Ike
Warren Case
Bath House
Case
Early Bird Registration Opens for East Missouri Baseball League
The American Baseball Congress reports the first amateur league in the country to register is the East Missouri League. Ken Heintleman and Ham Schulte are noted figures in this five year ongoing registration trend.
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Early Bird
American Baseball Congress
East Missouri League
Ken Heintleman
Ham Schulte
Brownies Hear Talk On Birds At Camp Today
Six new prowny scouts enrolled for day camp at the Girl Scout House this morning. After inspection by Mrs. B. T. Lenz, R. N., attendance was taken. Songs were sung and games played. The Brownies went on an observation hike for living things on the Fair Grounds and returned to hear Miss Mary Aberdeen Ketelle and Mrs. Hubert Ketelle talk on birds with pictures and song records. Handicraft followed. Noon lunch with chocolate milk. Leaders told stories and played more games. Visitors and helpers included Mrs. Ralph Bischoff and several parents and Brownie leaders.
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Girl Scout House
B. T. Lenz
R. N
Mary Aberdeen Ketelle
Hubert Ketelle
Ralph Bischoff
Mary Halasiar
Paul Safford
Earl Miner
Norma Jean Nelson
Troop 3
Defense Council Set Up In State Defense Council Set Up In State
Governor Bushfield established a 14 member South Dakota Council of National Defense by proclamation to coordinate civilian efforts with the national program. Colonel Beckwith chairs with members from agriculture industry forestry mining fire education medicine labor police and other sectors. The move aims to ready the state for any eventuality and align state actions with national defense goals.
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South Dakota
Council of National Defense
Bushfield
Colonel Beckwith
Rapid City
E. H. Everson
Agriiculture
John Morrell Foster
Sioux Falls
Morrell Packing Company
W. D. Beardshear
Spearfish
Lumber and
Homestake Mining Company
G. N. Bioge
Lead
Sam Goering
Avon
South Dakota Firemen's Association
John Browning
Railway Express Company
James Connelly
Brookings
South Dakota Sheriffs’ and Police Officers
T. F. Riggs
Pierre
H. S. Freeman Mobridge
South Dakota Education Association
Chris Cacavis
Aberdeen
Cafe Propriator
Elmer H. Sexauer
Brookings Arain
Aubrey Sherwood
de Smet News
Elizabeth Carlson
Clear Tals
Walkers Win Reelect in Florists Meeting in Dakota
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker returned from Vermillion where the South Dakota Unit of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association held its annual summer meeting. Walker was reelected chairman for the new year and Grace Coleman of Sioux Falls was named district representative with Jess Dethlefs of Mitchell as secretary treasurer. Sioux Falls will host the 1842 session, and the fall meeting will be in Huron with the Tri-State Florists Association. Walker also serves as president of the Tri-State body. A flower show will accompany the convention to benefit the public.
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Clarence Walker
Vermillion
South Dakota
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Walker
Miss Grace
Coleman
Sioux Falls
Jess Dethlefs
Mitchell
Haron
Tri-State Florists Association
North
Minnesota
Florists
Aberdeen
Huron
Rail Track Rate Agreement Made in South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota announces the first joint railroad track rate arrangement in the state and likely the nation to serve 11 communities on 103 miles of abandoned railroad in the north central region. The Bale Transfer Company may haul 45000 pound loads over Inland towns connecting with Conde or Aberdeen, breaking prior truck weight limits and aligning with new emergency law.
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Pierre
SL. D
Prais Oly
South Dakota
Bale Transfer Company
Minneapolis
Louis
Alaska
Conde
Aberdeen
Sommission
Grammnes
German high command reports reach of unprecedented campaign
Berlin dispatches describe a vast Russian front with land and air actions on schedule. Soviet trains and material were destroyed, towns fell to German forces, and panzer columns advanced deep into Soviet territory. Luftwaffe efforts targeted rail hubs, depots, and aerodromes as Finnish aid appeared unclear.
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Oxvct
High Command
Russia
DNB
Baltic
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Luftwaffe
Finand
Multiple Classified Ads Card From A Town Paper
Short ad list shows wanted and sale notices including a married man seeking a wife to work in the country, a restaurant with meat market for sale, a home cafe contact, a piano for sale, a barber shop for rent in Tulare, and two young ladies seeking a ride to July 1 with a return. Contact details include 2640 and 751 ox 2859.
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Call Or Pee Home Cafe
Orient
S. D
Wm. Toovey
Pais
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