Market News Swine Market Slips 5-10 Cents
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Huron March 18 hog market down 5-10 cents with top light weight hogs at 14.75. Cattle steady, sheep steady to strong. long-haul hogs still 5-10 cents cheaper per cwt. Chicago reports expanded hog marketing today with prices 10-20 cents lower. cattle up 6-18 cents, lambs slow, calves active. Sioux Falls hogs 25 lower, top 14.90. cattle steady, quotations unchanged.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Mar
Chicago
Bronx Falls
Sioux
Falls
Markets summarize Huron Huron Produce and regional prices
Market daily reports from Huron list heavy hens by weight from 18 to 20 cents, Leghorn hens at 17 to 26 cents, butterfat No 1 at 50 cents and No 2 at 48 cents, with egg prices ranging No 1 at 33 to No 2 at 29 cents. Chicago Sioux Falls Watertown reports show poultry, butter, eggs futures steady with minor shifts in regional price points.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Stoux Falls
Mar
Tighorn
Watertown
Sioux City Livestock Market Trends Report
Sioux City livestock sale notes cattle activity for Thursday with 3,700 salable cattle and 2,400 sheep. Beef steers and yearlings ranged 14.50 to 16.25, many loads at 16.25, standard and medium cows mostly 9.25 to 12.25, good stockers around 12.50, lambs good to choice fed weights 15.75 to 16.15, no early action recorded.
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USDA
Sioux City
Mar
OGS
Heavies No. Av
S. B. Alj
St Paul Livestock Market Report Thursday Prices
Livestock market notes firm prices across cattle hogs and calves. Bull slaughter steers and good cows steady to higher with limits. calves good to top prices. hog bids down by 10 points. lambs and skins show strong early demand.
New York Produce Thursday Butter and Cheese Prices
New York OPA prices set for bulk butter in cartons delivered to New York show firm trends across dairy products. Creamery butter scores high with AA marks and 92 score, while tub prices rise by 74 cents per pound. Cheese and eggs remain firm with current receipts and gradeings. Live poultry and dressed poultry prices stay steady as fresh and frozen items hold unchanged.
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New York
OPA
Chicago Produce Futures Report Mar 18 Note Prices
Chicago futures report shows closing figures for Eng Futures Fresh Graded Firsts with No 1 and No 2 contracts. Hitch low close at 39.25, 39.50 for Mar and Oct contracts, with No 2 at 42.00 and 42.35 respectively.
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Chicago
Wool Market Prices Fall and Rise in Boston Sale
Boston market reports Midwestern red lambs and wools sold at varied prices. Grease basis 32 cents for muddy lots and up to 46.5 cents for light shrinking fine medium wool. Mohair sales from Texas cited at 53 cents for adults and 75 cents for kids.
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Boston
Mar
ISDA
Texas
Grains edge lower as selling weighs on rye and wheat
Chicago markets slip with rye and wheat down on selling from eastern houses. Wheat May 1454 and July 1457 easing while corn and oats hold near unchanged and Minneapolis cash quotes edges lower on No 1 dark northern and durum varieties.
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Chicago
Mar
Washington
Minneapolis
Montana S. D
Minn
Trad
ST St Siva
Markets At A Glance From New York And Chicago
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks as activity dwindles. Bonds foregoer rail issues weaken. cotton hedging light and liquidation quiet. Chicago quotes close mixed with hogs down 10 to 20 cents, top near 315.65. cattle higher though near steady. Wheat prices advance with top near 17 dollars for fed steers and May basis unchanged.
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New York
Mar
Chicago
Frede Light
Cailio
Fed Steera
Huron grain markets report prices on wheat types
Wheat No 1 dark northern closes at 1.20, No 2 dark northern at 1.19, No 3 dark northern at 1.17 per bushel. Market notes show steady demand for grain commodities in Huron.
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Huron
Stocks Sluggish As Prices Slip In Early Trade
In New York on March 1867, specialized recovery elements showed but leaders mostly stayed in minus territory. Prices slipped after the open though no broad weakness appeared. market mood remained sluggish with limited gains or losses.
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New York
Birthday Party Planned at Baptist Church Friday Evening
A Baptist Church will host a birthday party Friday at 6 30 PM in the church parlors. Attendees should find their birthday month chairman and sit at the special table. Families are asked to bring bread and butter sandwiches and will be told what other dish to supply. Everyone is invited.
Non-Leather Soled Shoes Free From Rationing March 24
Washington report announces that rope soled and other sandals with non strategic material soles will be exempt from rationing starting March 24. The Office of Price Administration also liberalizes the shoe rationing program by freeing sandals with open backs and heels not over fourteen and a half inches high and other technical adjustments.
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Washington, Mar
Office of Price Administration
Quebec Liquor Ration Cut to 40 Ounces Biweekly
Quebec's liquor ration was reduced from 40 ounces per week to 40 ounces every two weeks by an order of the Quebec Liquor Commission effective March 22. Wines escape rationing while beer remains under government quota, with brewers adjusting output. Market activity closed with around 700,000 shares traded, a comparatively small full-session total for the year.
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Montreal
Quebec
Quebec Liquor Commission
Closing C by The Asx AlleghCorp Stocks Snapshot
A compact listing shows diverse corporate tickers and percentages across industries. Notable movers include AmAirlines, BoeingAir, General Motors, USSteel, and Sears-Roebuck, reflecting varied performance while some firms hold modest stakes.
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Asx AlleghCorp
AllisChaim
AmAirlines
Aminternat
AmTel
AmWoolpf
Anaconda
Armfl
Armilpf
AviaCorp
BendixAvia
BethSteel
BoeingAir
BrigesMfg
Buddbete’ A ButlerBros
Calumet
Cage
CerroDePas
Ciler
Town Women In Battle Of Food Mobilization Meeting
Beadle County residents heard farmer Richard Haeder praise town women for aiding farm families in the 1943 food drive. The mobilization meeting, led by Mrs. Amy Swanson, discussed a county questionnaire to gauge help for farm wives, canning centers, and home processing to boost the family food supply amid wartime goals. Edith Young outlined enrollment of town women for part time help and community food projects across the state.
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Finther
Richard Haeder
Wolsey
Amy Swanson
Womanpower
Huron
Haeder
Beadle County
Edith Young
AAA
Beadie County
North Dakota Adopts Mountain War Time Statewide
Governor John Moses signed a bill placing North Dakota on Mountain War Time from 1 a m April 1 for the war duration. The change affects 39 of 53 counties, with eastern residents set clocks back one hour while western counties already use Mountain War Time. The governor opposed the move, citing expected confusion and inconvenience.
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Bismarck
Mar
John Moses
North Dakota
North
Moses
Move Livestock At Yankton As River Ice Jam Still Holds
Missouri River conditions near Yankton remain static as ice jam holds from the first gorge nine miles below town into Bon Homme County. Cold, dry air has solidified the jam, threatening nearby farms. Families below Yankton near the James River mouth evacuate livestock and move to higher ground.
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Yankton
Mar
Bundist Kuhn Loses Citizenship In U S
Federal Judge John Bright canceled citizenship for Fritz Kuhn former national leader of the German American Bund and 10 other Bund members Nine other Bundists retained citizenship after denaturalization trials and a judge called the Bund an un American organization Kuhn 47 is imprisoned at Dannemora N Y serving a five year term for stealing Bund funds The government says the others obtained citizenship fraudulently and they face possible internment for the war period
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New York
John Bright
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Bright
Kuhn
Dannemora
N. Y
Weather snapshot and forecast for Huron area
One year marks show high 84 and low minus 13 on this date. Monthly precipitation totals reach 0.6 with normal 0.45. Year to date 2.18 inches. Sunrise 7 55, sunset 7743 p.m. Forecast calls for warmer today and tonight with above zero low. South Dakota remains cold Thursday with brisk winds and light to moderate snow spreading through the state.
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Huron
South Dakota
Arrest Suppliers Of French Patriots
French police and German guards arrested French villagers who supplied food to fugitives hidden in the French Alps resisting a German labor draft. The Vichy regime urged precautions to avoid bloodshed as insurgents, many armed, delay direct attacks while over a thousand fugitives continue to evade capture.
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AY Ehs Ranch
Crs Ter
French Alps
Submarines Claim 18 Ships Lost in St Lawrence Year
Navy Minister Angus MacDonald told the Canadian House of Commons that last year only 18 merchant ships a corvette and a patrol vessel were lost in the Gulf of St Lawrence. He stated that the battle of the Gulf had not been lost and noted shipping losses were about three in every 1,000 tons passing through the strait. Some members disputed the figure, claiming higher losses.
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Ottawa
Mear
Navy
Angus MacDonald
House of Commons
Gulf of St Lawrence
Battle of the Gulf
J. S. Ray
Quebec
Battle of the
A A A Tournament Basketball Scores Round Three
The Associated Press report lists third round results from the A A A tournament. Powdr e Valley 55 defeats Cota 49. Williams Field 51 falls to Twentieth Century Fox 50. Allen Bradley 57 beats Fort Lewis 44. Dow Chemical 32 loses to Wyoming University 76. Colorado School of Mines 41 loses to Phillips 66 Oilers 54. United Engineers 24 trailing Alameda United in California.
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Williams Field
Chandler
Ariz
Twentieth Century-Fox
Hollywood
Allen Bradley
Milwaukee
Fort Lewis
Wash
Salt Lake City
Eckers
Midland
Mish
Dow Chemical
Wyoming University
Colorado School of Mines
Phillips 66 Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Alameda
Calif
United Engineers
Receivership Sought for Farmers Union Brokerage Firm
Four Farmers Union locals holding class A stock in the Farmers Union Cooperative brokerage filed in circuit court for a receiver. They allege assets are depleted and list locals from Elk Point Sherman and Garretson. The report also includes hospital admissions and dismissals and notes an old 1938 United States loan with China mentioned incompletely.
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Sioux Falls
Farmers Union
Farmers Union Cooperative Brokerage
Ocals
Elk Point
Sherman and
Garretson
Treasury reports strong tax receipts on March 16
The treasury said income tax receipts on March 16 topped those of March 17 last year, with Tuesday figures at 514.6 million versus 246.3 million on Monday. The note cites expectations that full near-term tax collection data will take days due to processing about 25 million returns.
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Washington
Mer
The
Treasury
Spellman Donates To War Struck Churches In Algiers
Archbishop Francis Spellman of Ken Ya donated 100000 francs 2000 for North African churches damaged by the war. He concluded a visit with Archbishop Laynau in Algiers as the Depeche Algerienne described the act as touching the hearts of the local Catholics and archdiocese.
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Spellman
Algiers
Francis J. Spellman
Ken Ya
Laynau
Depeche Algerienne
Jap camp found in New Guinea behind coast defenses
Gen MacArthur announced discovery of an elaborate Japanese encampment above Allied lines near Bum, New Guinea. The base housed a large force with prepared positions, pillboxes and hospitals for a 15,000-strong force tied to the Bismarck Sea convoy destruction. Allied troops continued mop up near the Maribore River mouth.
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MacArthur
Bum
New Guinea
the Bismarck
Maribore
Allied Counterattacks Press Mareth Line In Tunisia
British broadcasts report fighting around Mareth Line as Schjenane and other positions see renewed clashes. Patton takes command of U S western Tunisia forces while Rommel’s troops contend with Allied pressure and reinforcements around Ksar Abilne near the line.
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K. 4
N. Anderson
Jurgen von Ayenun
Tamera
Mareth Li
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George S. Patton
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U. S
Tunisia
Patton
Bloods and Guts
Berlin
Erwin Romamela
Moreth
Bizer
Sadio
Assant
Ksar Abilsne
Ie Mareth Line
British officers elected to FC Board after resignations
Officers of the Omaha Bank for Cooperatives were rejected. Jerry H. Mason was named president while H. Thompson became vice president and secretary. Laverne J. St. was elected treasurer, with Tom Berry of Belvidere S D Luther Bonham of Fairbury Neb and L E Laird of Warland noted among others on the board.
For Rent and Sale Notices From Huron Chronicle
A compact classified page lists items and notices including a chicken building for rent at Lydia Tsch 317 Wise N W Huron, a three room GF fiathes apartment for adults, a lost Guernsey cow with distinctive white scars on hind legs, several farm equipment and real estate offerings such as a FOR SALE improved half section by Sam Birks, and a storage room and miscellaneous household goods including a refrigerator gas stove piano rugs and vacuum.
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Wise
N. W
Huron
Chas, Cummins
Dermet
Diinois & W
Sam Birks
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