Armour Market News Cher
Hog market steady with butcher quotations rising to 5.05 as receipts reach 500. Cattle and sheep prospects steady. sheep salable 1500 with lambs quoted above 9.75 and 4.50 for bulk native feeding. Dairy cows mostly common and medium grades at 4.60 with few good weights up to 30.07. Sioux Falls reports hogs 1000 steady top 5.15, cattle 600 steady, quotations unchanged.
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Armour Market
Armour Stock Yards
Hur-' Bo
Mar
Markets At Glance Shows Mixed Stages Across Commodities
NEW YORK March 14 stock action was irregular as leaders narrowed gains. Bonds posted uneven results with Scandinavian issues drifting down. Foreign exchange mixed as sterling continues to slide. Cotton improved amid switching and covering activities. Sugar narrow with speculative buying and covering. Metals steady with February refined copper stock rising. Wool prices fell due to liquidation by commission houses. CHICAGO wheat gained early then pared gains. Corn fractionally higher. Cattle and hogs mixed with hogs steady to strong, top at 3.60 for hogs.
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New York
Commission House
Chicago
Wheat market slips after early gains fade in mixed grain day
Grain markets closed mixed as early wheat gains faded amid export sales and cold southwest weather. Prices dipped briefly before recovering, with May and July wheat margins showing modest moves while corn and soy sections held to slight increases. Regional livestock and dairy quotes accompany a broad snapshot of price activity across Sioux City and midwest markets.
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Gmerga
Val
Kansay
Hogs Close Weak as Chicago Prices Slip
Chicago hog market ends steady to strong for lighter weights but weak to ten cents lower for 730 pounds and up as buyers push prices down. Top hog price hits 5.60 while steer market remains generally steady with best light steers near 12.00. Cattle and sheep activity mixed with steady to weak trends across weights, with salable cattle about 4,000 and sheep around 7,000 weighed down by softer killing quality.
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Chicago
D. A
Bronx City Livestock and Market Report Summary
A multi-city livestock roundup from Sioux City St Paul and New York on Mar 14 1947 notes steady to strong demand for salable cattle and yearlings with prices from 4.05 to 11.50, cows 5.25 to 6.00, and calves 10.00 to 11.50. Sheep and hogs show varied activity with steady to strong bids. New York markets report firm butter and mixed cheese and egg prices with general market firmness.
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Sioux City
Mar
Bronx City
Chicago
Eye Future
Refrigerator Standhida
St Paul
ST. Paul
P.S. Mln
Stoers
New York
Stocks Shaky Amid European News and Market Turbulence
Times of uncertain European developments push New York stocks to sluggish trading. Leaders show minor fractional moves as deal volume roughly 650,000 shares. curb markets report mixed results with declines in some issues and slight gains in others. Government bond quotes move, while exchange listings reflect cautious investor sentiment amid geopolitical speculation.
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New York
Europe
Car Hits Snowplow Injuring Two in City
A two-vehicle crash on Dakota Avenue North near Seventh Street left Lee Kiel and a passenger Gorham with minor injuries. Kiel backed from Seventh Street onto Dakota and struck snowplow driven by Lee Bates as it moved north on the west side of the highway.
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Lee Kiel
Ae Gorham
Kiel
Gorham
Dakota Avenue
Seventh Street
Daakota Avenue
Lee Bates
Guardsmen Called Out In Oklahoma
National guardsmen patrolled the Grand River Dam as Governor Leon C. Phillips defied the Public Works Administration in a states rights dispute. With $20 million hydro project progress continuing, additional troops were mobilized near Wagoner while legal action loomed to block gates and prevent flooding of a 2000 acre reservoir.
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Okla
Mar
Naional
Grand River
Leon C.phillips
Public Works Administration
National Guard
Wagoner
Damaite
Phillips
PVA
Philips
Mac Q. Williamson
John M. Carmody
Federal Works
Plis
Methodists In District Session In Huron Gather For Conference
Pastors and laymen from the northern district of the First Methodist Church met in Huron for the annual district conference led by Dr. Fred E. Morrison. Bishop J Relph Magee will speak on Stewardship at 7:30 PM and direct the Methodist Advance in Huron tomorrow.
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First Methodist Church
Huron
Fred E. Morrison
Stateewite
J. Relph Magee
Des Moines
Magee
Methodist
Dr. Morrison
X ¥. Currier
G. A. Doolittle
F. E. Lochridge
Mitchell
Southern
Lochridge
Broadening Of Hatch Act Likely Opponents Weigh Actions
Senate debate on the Hatch anti politics act grows as opponents seek to define political activities barred for state employees. Senator Brown pushes to insert civil service rules, while Senator Hatch seeks alternative paths. The chamber passed a Bankhead amendment limiting individual political contributions to five thousand dollars as focus shifts to agriculture funding and economy.
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Bill Washington
Senate
Brown
Michigan
Hatch
New Mexico
Bankhead
Alabama
Minton
Indiana
House
Congress
Treasury
Finns Win The Finnish Rights And Independence
President Roosevelt lauds Finnish resilience and independence amid pressure from stronger neighbors. He notes continued U S support, moral embargoes on the Soviet Union, and the ongoing impact of Soviet bombardments on Finnish cities. The export import bank maintains a $20 million aid allocation to Finland.
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Iment
Mic
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Setae
Is Professe Joy Federal
Joan
Republic
Huronian Plants Garden In Snow Begins Spring
Muron opens spring planting as Albert Wagner, of 777 Tenth Street Southwest, braves heavy snowfall to plant lettuce and radishes. He notes the ground is frozen but hopes to be first Huronian to enjoy home grown vegetables.
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Ane
Muron
Albert Wagner
Tenth Street
Wagner
Push Movement To Stimulate Egg Use
A push movement to stimulate egg use gained momentum at a Huron retailers meeting Tuesday evening. The plan includes window displays and publicity projects aimed at reducing surpluses and helping farmers dispose of produce at better prices. The campaign will run in two periods from March 4 to 24 and starting on April 1.
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Sao Manecine News Prwcate
Beadle Democratic Women Meet Friday
Democratic women of Beatle County are to meet in the Farmer's Room at the courthouse at 7 30 o clock tomorrow evening. Mrs Hoy Gillesrig new reporter plan director is to have charge of the program. All democratic women are welcome.
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Beatle County
Hoy Gillesrig
S D Farm Dinners Lead In Attendance
Wisner and Wessington farmers in South Dakota chaired dinners last Friday marking the national Farm Program's seventh anniversary. State and local leaders report South Dakota had the highest attendance, with many requests to continue the dinners annually. The state chairman credited businessmen and others for contributing to the success of the 947 dinners.
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Mm. Wisner
Wessington
South Dakota
National Farm Program
Fisher
Methodists Advance Meet Outlines Morning Sessions
The Methodist Advance gathering at the Marvin Hughis Hotel opens at 9 am with a devotional led by Bishop Magee. Speakers include Dr. Miran Merrill of Chicago, Bishops Darlington Peele and Decell, and Dean M. D. Smith. a men’s banquet follows at 12 15 pm with Magee presiding.
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Bisshop Magee
Miran Merrill
Chicago
Darlington
Peele
Decell
Evangelista
J. H. Edge
Mitchel
Lishap Peele
Methodist Church
Magea
Bycene S. Griffith
J. Edge
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Fred Shandorf, Jr
Mitchell Wil
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Magee
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Weather continues with cold sky and light warmup ahead
Winter temperatures linger in Huron with a 5 degree low as forecasters predict a flow of the colder to milder air tonight. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday should bring a milder day Friday while South Dakota endures a five day storm with 6 to 14 inches of snow and moisture totals near 0.5 to 1.25 inches. Snow cover remains heavy in the east and south central areas as thawing begins and main highways reopen despite drifting farm-to-market roads. Weather crews anticipate clearing drifts by noon on major routes.
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Huron
B. R. Laskowski
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Anti-Manager Group Is Formed In Huron
A new anti-manager group opened headquarters at Labor Temple and John A. Miller estate offices as organizers met at the courthouse. W Sherman Davis chaired the group with R W Clarke as secretary and James Byrnes as treasurer. Precincts were organized for a campaign before the March 21 special election on the manager issue.
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Labor Temple
Dakota Avenue South
John A. Miller
Third Street
W. Sherman Davis
R. W. Clarke
James Byrnes
Factinny
Huronite
Huron Citizens League
Finland as a strategic pillar in postwar Soviet frontiers
The article outlines Finnish territory and borders shifting under Soviet influence. It notes expanded access to Petsamo copper and nickel exports, new transit rights with Norway and Sweden, and stronger Russian bases across western Poland and the Baltic states. It also mentions the Russian German accord and trade deals with Bulgaria and Iran within six months.
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Sweden
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Petsamo
Leningrad
Murwansk
Finland
Western Polyd
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Bulgaria
Iran
Finland to withdraw from fronts as peace terms agreed
Finland moves to a step by step withdrawal from the Baltic and Deitle fronts under Peace terms. Prime Minister Tanner says ratification may take weeks while Britain and France offer war material and regret Finland’s sacrifice. Mannerheim vows to defend a diminished, united fatherland and aid the homeless.
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Tanner
Russia
Lieksa
Inlow
Petsamo
Forviin
Britain
France
Great Britain
Froece
America
Czechoslovakia
Carl Guslar Mannerheim
Farm Rent Near Huron By R B Bay Lampe Building
Improved half section farm near Huron listed for rent. Property details sparse in fragment. Likely rental notice referencing R B Bay and Lampe Building. No full terms or contact information readable.
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Huron
R. B. Bay
Lampe
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