Market News Swine Market 15-25¢ Higher
Armour Stockyards at Huron reports hogs 15-25 cents higher with top light weights at 14.80. Chicago and Sioux Falls quotes show tightened hog supplies lifting prices 15-28 cents. cattle and sheep mostly steady to strong. Kansas City and St Paul notes indicate active demand and higher loads for steers, heifers, and lambs, with top hogs around 15.05 and cattle around 14.25 to 15.50 for select grades.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Mar
Chicago
USDA
Kansas
Colorado
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
St, Paul
Fed.State
Mkt. News Soc
Sioux City
Choice
Markets Report From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Markets show varied live poultry and egg prices across Huron area towns with heavies, leghorns, and roosters listed by weight. Regional notes include Boston and Sioux Falls price observations for eggs, butterfat, and wools, alongside Watertown figures for hens, roosters, ducks, and geese.
Chicago Produce Tuesday Market Summary Brief
Chicago reports poultry and tires firm with 10 trucks. market unchanged. Butter steady with Monday receipts 502,867, AA-93 score 4844, A-02 4724, B-91 474. Eggs steady. receipts 21,486. Bennery whites 174 4, hennery browns 37 37%. Current receipts unspecified.
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Chicago
Bennery
Hennery Browns
New York Produce Prices and Butter and Eggs
New York on Tuesday reports scarce butter with OPA bulk prices in long tons. creamery values rise above 92 score with AA and A grades. Eggs firm with mixed colors and quality grades. cheese unchanged. Live poultry, fresh and frozen products steady. Chicago futures show egg futures for graded Firsts with March close at 37.50, No. 1 at 39.05.
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New York
OPA
Chicago
Hi Lew Close
May Wheat Futures Set New Seasonal High in Chicago
Milling interests renewed demand push May wheat futures to a new seasonal high in Chicago. Active milling buying since last week offset hedging sales while other grains followed wheat higher. May futures rose 4% to near 4 cents above yesterday, with May 14 3/4, July 148 3/4, corn at ceiling, oats up high and rye down slightly.
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Chicago
Mar
Market Wrap N Y Stocks Mixed as Wheat Rises
New York markets show stocks near steady with light trading while grains move. Wheat futures rise with May around 147 to 148 and Minneapolis cash prices firm with No. 1 heavy dark northern at about 144 to 145. Cattle demand strengthens with higher bids.
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Huhon Grain
Minneapolis
Mar
Montana
S. D
Minn
Backsliding Stocks Check At Close
New York market shows leaders slipping as trading slows. Early losses narrowed toward the close with a few gains, total volume around 1.46 million shares as profits sought amid expectations of a technical correction.
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New York
Mar
Financial ticker style list with naval visit headline
Ensign Ross H. Oviatt USNR arrived in Huron Sunday evening for a few days with his parents Thad and family. He just completed a five month communications course at Harvard Naval Training School Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Ensign Oviatt
Ensign Ross H. Oviatt
USNR
Huron
Thad Oviatt
Max
Harvard Naval Training School
Cambridge
Mass
Rums Pay-Go Tax Plan Backers Map 20 Per Cent Levy
Congressional Rum Plan backers aim to add a skip-a-year provision to a bill imposing a 20 percent withholding on wages for over 20 million earners. The plan, approved by the House Ways and Means Committee, would start July 1 and apply weekly to deductions, not a new tax. It would fund actual taxes withholdings, including the Victory Tax, and keep existing 1942 deadlines intact.
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Washington, Mar
House
Congress
Hunt
Daughton
North Carolina
I Dea
Rumi
Cooper
Sharpe Signs Track Law and 22 Other Measures
Governor Sharpe signed a track reel project bill and approved 22 additional measures from the 1943 legislature. Funds target predators harming livestock, war veteran benefits, state records for widows, a corporate counsel pension, school district dissolution rules, pharmacist licensing, indigent counsel, tax policy shifts, livestock brand notices, and various appropriations including for a utilities truck and a garden plot at the state penitentiary.
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Pierre
Sharpe
State Highway Commission
Secretary’ of State
Herman Sterud
Soldiers Compensation Fund
General Fund
Utilities Commission
Black Hills Teachers College
State Penitentiary
Nursing consultant visits Huron to aid Red Cross unit
Elvera Bruegmanp a nursing consultant from St Louis Red Cross offices is in Huron today and tomorrow to assist Beadle County Red Cross home nursing program and help establish a nurses aid unit at the hospitals. Admitted: Vern Evenson and Ruth Bockenbaum among others.
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Huron
Elvera Bruegmanp
St .Louis
American Red Cross
Aie
Reaegie Ee
Beadle County
Vern Evenson
Wirg
Surgical
Richard and
Marilyn
Gunnery Range Condemnation Approved in Buffalo County
Federal Judge Lee Wyman approved condemnation of 7 040 acres in Buffalo County for a gunnery range linked to the Mitchel satellite air base. U S Attorney George Philip and special DOJ attorney Matthew A Brown represent the government against 33 landowners in the federal proceeding.
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Minux Falls
Mar
Buffalo County
Lee Wyman
Army
Mitchel
U. S
George Philip
Matthew A. Brown
Department of Justice
Political War Waged Over Fate Of AAA Program
Washington march 24 the fate of the new deal s aaa crop control program hinges on a clash between the administration and a congressional farm bloc backed by four national agricultural organizations the bloc seeks to strip aaa of power enabling farmers to plant freely the administration warns that only government guidance can align wartime food needs without aaa control farmers would overproduce some crops while underproducing others the fight centers on funding requests totaling about 565 million for 1943 crop payments and 200 million for milk subsidies with state rights advocates arguing federal control threatens local leadership and favoring state extension services the outcome will determine post wartime policy guidance for agriculture and production levels.
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Washington
Mar
New Deal
AAA
Congressional Farm Bloc
Farm
Povernment
Sis
Europe
Congress
George Beniga Killed in Airplane Crash
Hitchcock, March 3 Special Relatives report that Lieutenant George Beniga died in an airplane accident February 2 while stationed with the air corps in South Carolina. He and Mrs Ruth Dixon Beniga wed January 2, 1943. Mrs Beniga, Hitchcock High School class of 1938, moved away with her parents years ago.
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Hitchcock, Mar
George Beniga
Ruth Dixon
Beniga
Air Corps
South Carolina
Hitchcock High School
Tractor Tire Quota Increased For State
PUSARE March 2 1 1 Tractor tire quotas for South Dakota were raised to meet farmers needs says OPA tire representative Lawrence Williams. The increase applies to replacement tires now in use. Williams cautioned local boards cannot issue tractor tires as original equipment to replace cut down steel wheels.
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Pusare
Mar
South Dakota
OPA Tire
Lawrence Williams
Schafer to Address Grace Church Men’s Club Luncheon
Joseph Schafer a history and government instructor at Huron College will speak at the Grace Episcopal Church Men's Club luncheon. The program is set for Friday at the Parish House between 12:15 and 12:30 p.m.
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Joseph Schafer
Joseph ‘Schafer
Huron College
Men's Club of ‘Grace
Episcopal Church
Everson Renominated For Agriculture Secretary Job
Pierre March 2. Governor Sharpe sent the nomination to the senate for confirmation of H. Everson of St. Charles as secretary of agriculture. Everson would accompany him to Des Moines March 15 for a conference called by Governor Hickenlooper with governors of agricultural states to discuss relieving farm labor and machinery strains.
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Pierre
M. G. Sharpe
Senate
H. Everson
St. Charles
Sharpe
der. Moines
H. B. Hickenlooper
Permanent Title To Anglo Bases Will Be Proposed
Senate moves to extend Lend Lease for another year with a plan to grant permanent title to Western Hemisphere bases leased from Britain. Senator Tydings proposes an amendment to begin immediate talks for transfer, while Stettinius notes net collar value tracking postwar. Knox testified as Connally predicts quick approval. Barkley expects House action first. Nye softens opposition amid Hopkins’ nonaffiliation clarification.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Western Hemisphere
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
K R. Stettinius, Jr
Navy
Knox
Barkley
Kentucky
House
Nye
North Dakota
Stettinius
Harry Hopkins
DeWild to Teach Show Card Writing at High School
John DeWild of the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association will lead classes in show card writing at High School Room 2 on Friday March 5. Public attend 4:30 to 12 and 1:40 to 5 for a 2 fee of 1 per person. Contact Tryin Krumm at the Chamber of Commerce or Dona Brown at the high school for details.
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John DeWild
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
DeWild
Tryin Krumm
Chamber of
Russians Drive West as Winter Offensive Expands Fronts
Soviet front lines push through the Donets Basin and toward Rostov amid heavy fighting in the north Caucasus. Weather slows battles as Bryansk remains outside the main offensive arc from the Baltic to the Black Sea. Counterattacks southwest of Voroshiloverad are repulsed while Rostov footholds gain.
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Rostov
Caucasus
Stalingrad
Bryansk
Baltic
Black Seas
Orel
Kuban
Causensus
Voroshiloverad
Red Cross Seeks Army Knitting Turn-In By March Tenth
Mrs E W Raymond knitting chairman of Beadle County Red Cross urged all army issue knitting be turned in by March tenth for the shipment. With production rooms closed temporarily, garments may be delivered to Mrs Raymond at 1186 Dakett Avenue South or Mrs Whitney at 30 Ninth Street Southeast.
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Army
E. W. Raymond
Beadle County
The
Red Cross
Raymond
Dakett Avenue
Whitney
Ninth Street
Local ads seek cars and trucks and oddments
A compact classified page notes a buyer seeks a Chevrolet, Dodge, or Plymouth from 1934 to 1936 and other makes, while owners advertise for an owner’s car, oak truck beds, sewing machines, a bicycle, a washing press, and a toilet. A lost Billford with $23 and a social security card belongs to Selme Arnstrong, with a $3749 phone reward.
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Dodge
Plymouth
Ted
Munion
White Elephant
Billford
Selme Arnstrong
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