Market News Hog Prices Edge Higher on Tuesday
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS Hur on Mar 19 hog prices steady to a nickel higher with top at 2.85, receipts 600. Cattle steady, sheep active with improved bids, sows steady around 3.95 to 4.05. Dairy cows steady. springer cows about 55.00. Watertown notes hogs mostly 5 higher at 4.85, meat buyers 4.20 to 4.85, cattle, veal and sheep steady.
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Huron
Montana
Watertown de Tueed
Watertown
Mar
Wheat futures rise to session high on market buying
Wheat futures climbed to near session highs extending gains to about two cents a bushel as news from Britain supported short covering. May contracts rose to around 1.03 dollars per bushel with July near 1.00. The Huron and Sioux City markets show varied grain and egg prices, while Chicago and Minneapolis futures list mixed moves and cash quotations across grain, poultry, and dairy items.
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Chicago
Mar
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Core
Cate Ymigher
Huron
British Planes Bomb German Air Base In North Sea
The British Royal Air Force attacked the German air base at Hornum on Sylt Island in the North Sea, severely damaging what the ministry calls a key base used by aircraft against naval forces and merchant shipping. The raid follows a German attack on Britain's Scapa Flow and Orkney shore bases, seen as a retaliation and deemed a failure by Prime Minister Chamberlain. Also listed are hospital admissions and dismissals from a local facility, followed by a stock market snippet and market movers.
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Royal Air
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Hornum
Britain
Scapa Flow
Chamberlain
Ministry
Royal Air Force
Sylt
Orkneys
HOG PRICES ADVANCE IN CHICAGO MARKET
Chicago market reports higher hog prices with medium and heavy butchers up 15 to 25 cents. Top at 5.50 in sparse sales. receipts about 12,000 hogs including 2,000. Cattle and calves show mixed movement, vealers and steers weak to lower while fat lambs and sheep show strength in spots across Sioux City Sioux Falls and St Paul markets with varied weights and bids.
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Sioux City
Mar
Bologna
Chicago
Sioux
St. Paul
Markets At Flance Sucks-Firm rally and mixed forces
In New York markets bonds steady foreign dollar loans advance. Foreign exchange mixed sterling slips. Cotton steady with New Orleans and Wall Street support. Sugar higher on trade buying. Metals quiet with lead down. Wool tops lower amid commission house pressure. Chicago grains mostly up with hogs active and cattle steady to weak.
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New York
New Orleans
Wall Street
Commission
Wall Street Stocks Edge Up Amid War Time Tinge
New York reports a war era bounce in stocks with a late buying surge across sectors copper and specialties showing strength. Aviations and industrials helped lift prices though overall gains were modest as trading volume reached about 659000 shares in a mixed close.
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New York
Mar
Wall Street
Ceis
Public Health Workers Gather For Instructive Spring Session
Public health nurses, county officials, Red Cross and tuberculosis association reps attended an all day meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel led by Florence Walker Englesby. Eve lyn Davis and Dr Anthony Frivlo spoke on duties of committee members and school health points. Local supervisors Audie Wilkinson and Alice Olson assisted in the event, with future parley dates set for Phillip and Rapid City.
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Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Florence Walker Englesby
Pierre
Public Health Nursing
American Red Cross
South Dakota Tuberculosis Association
West-River
Phillip
Rapid City
Evelyn Davis
New York
National Organization For Public Health Nursing
Anthony Frivlo
Rasternal and Child Health
J. F. D. Cook
State Board of Health
H. H. Holdridge
State Tuberculosis Association
Englesby
Audie Wilkinson
Mrrs
Alice Olson
Gasoline plant blast in Baton Rouge kills at least three
A powerful explosion at the ethyl-DuPont gasoline compound plant in Baton Rouge left at least three dead and six injured. The blast shook the state capital and surrounding areas as police cordoned the plant and cut telephone lines amid rising smoke.
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Baton Rouge
ethyl-Dupont Gasolline
Louisiana
Statehouse
Kenneth Martin Wins At Mitchell in State Auditions
Kenneth Martin of Hurriola is named in the clarinet and overall All-America youth orchestra winner list from 62 contestants in Sioux Falls and Mitchell. Fifteen players across violin clarinet flute viola cello and trombone earn spots. regional finals will precede a final audition before Mr. Stokowski in Minneapolis May 25.
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Mar
All-America Youth Orchestra
Anna C. Struble
NYA
Sioux Falls
Donna M. Brown
Joy Cleland
Vermilion
Martin Fischer
Yankton
Ann Shandorf
Eleanor Frank
Rona Fribourghouse
Marlin Brown
Sioux, Falls
Evelyn Granskou
Maynard Buck
Tyndall
Charlotte Dokken
Brookings
Jerome Hobf
Kathryn Johnson
Phylis Larson
Lennoi
Kenneth Martin
Hura
Everett Zellers
Minneapelis
Mr. Stokowski
Minneapolis
Mrs Ida Burnham Dies at 80 in Huron Home
Ida M Burnham aged 80 died last night at 7 in the home of her son Clinton Burnham 1212 Milinsis Avenue Southwest. She was born May 25 1859 in Harding County youngest of ten children. She married Horace Burnham February 12 1879 and lived in Hudson SD until 1921 when she moved to Huron. Survived by daughter Mrs I E Benson and son Clinton. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 at Kinyon Chapel with Dr C E Wilcox. Body to be taken to Hudson for Friday services and burial there.
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Clinton Burmham
Milinsis Avenue
Ida BM. Carraway
Harding County
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Hudson
I. E. Benson
Walsey
Clinton
Beulah
Robert Pheins
Huron
Donald Benson
Salem
Dre
Cecil Tobin
Arcadia
Cal
Jeannette Tobin
Marlis Phelps
Kinyon Charel
C. EK. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Hudson Cemetery
Hitchcock
Mar
Roy Farber
Hitchccck
Altoona
Easter Sunrise Service at Belle Prairie Church
Belle Prairie Lutheran Church plans a sunrise Easter service with pastor Amos Keller delivering the sermon “He is not here, He is risen from the dead.” The choir will perform For God So Loved the World by Stainer as part of Easter observances.
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Belle Prairie Lutheran Church
Stainer
Amos Keller
City Commissioners Face Accountability Over Tax Board Actions
Forty-year city government dispute surfaces as auditors accuse a former commissioner of appointing staff now charged with wrongdoing. The speaker alleges ongoing responsibility by the current board and cites past members Kautz Olson and Techetter, noting their roles on the tax equalization board and subsequent approval actions.
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Huron officials face pressure over city government reform
In a sharply worded document, city commissioners accuse Burns of dereliction and defend a business instead of political administration. They recount demands for Madsen’s discharge, praise Green, and pledge a thorough survey of departments if voters approve a switch to business governance. They urge voters to oppose change or accept their terms.
Huron City commissioners pledge steady manager system
A 1935 city manager transition in Huron is defended by nine commissioners led by Mayor Geo C Green. They report no new bonded debt, reduce expenditures, keep taxes steady, ensure water, and improve parks and SAIL services. The signatories affirm harmony and progress under manager government and pledge continued unbiased administration.
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Mc Dow IL
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F. BH. Ripley
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A. Youcl
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Rome-Berlin Moscow axis eyed as new European order
Berlin and Rome push for a broader alliance with Moscow, aiming to end the war victoriously and secure Germany's life interests. Observers doubt a formal Moscow accord but foresee practical ties and potential economic cooperation among Italy Germany and Russia amid Balkans tensions. News notes a cautious press on Mussolini Hitler Brenner Pass talks and warnings against dubious rumors.
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