Market News Hog Prices Steady to Strong Across Yards
Swine market reports from Armour Stock Yards Hur on March 21 show hog prices steady to firm with receipts around 600. Cattle and sheep also listed as steady, with lambs under pressure but overall undertone steady. Regional notes from Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown and Sioux City markets give varied hog gains up to 5.10 top and cattle steady, plus diverse poultry and egg prices across multiple towns.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Mar
Bronx City
Sioux City
D. A
Markets at Produce Markets at Wheat Prices Close Fractionally Lower
Chicago and Minneapolis report wheat futures easing after profit taking and hedging amid European developments. May wheat around 1.05 to 1.08 dollars, corn and oats mixed, with cash and futures quotes for dark northern and durum wheats, barley, rye, and soybeans noted along with dairy and poultry items in daily market roundup.
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Chicago
Huron
Bob Be
Lord
Minneapolis
Mar
Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
Markets at a glance show irregular bids in bonds and aircrafts, steady foreign exchange with gains in sterling and francs, irregular cotton with hedge pressure and slow copper demand. Wool improves on trade and speculation. wheat falls in Chicago, corn holds, cattle weak to 25 lower, hogs up 10 cents to a top of 5.55.
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New York
Chicago
Hog Prices Rise Across Markets In Midwestern Trade
Curtailed hog receipts lifted prices about 10 cents in Chicago as hogs led a fairly active market. Cattle and lamb trading was uneven with feeds and steers weaker and sheep slow. top hog price reached 5.55 while best weighty steers hit 10.60 and high lambs 10.35. Reports cover Sioux City and South St. Paul with similar patterns in hogs, cattle, and sheep markets as buyers showed mixed demand.
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Sioux City
Mar
Cattle Fed Steers Co
Chicago
Wx. Paul
South ST. Paul
Wendy
Maiker
Springer Town
Market mood wavers as aircraft stocks lead mixed closes
New York stock market sees modest gains in aviation and specials while broad trends soften. European tensions and intensified aerial warfare spark early optimism, but weak home sector data caps gains. closing quotes show a mixed to fractional decline across many industrials and utilities, with notable gains for Boeing and Packard among select names.
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New York
Farley Enters White House Politics Amid Third-Term Talk
Washington dispatch reports Farley announces candidacy amid Capitol Hill speculation about a Hull Farley ticket and a possible third term for Roosevelt. Senators and White House aides weigh implications while Garner forces hope for coalition to block Roosevelt. Farley says he is not allied with anyone, suggesting a potential showdown over the third-term issue.
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Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Fey
Farley
Garner
Springfield
Mass
White House
Stephen Early
Garnerites
Methodist Choir Groups Present Passion Week Services
Services Thursday and Friday at First Methodist Church include The Last Supper candle light service at 7 30 p m and The Crucifixion sacred concert with the Mellandiay Chorus, choir and glee clubs at 7 30 p m on Friday.
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First Methodist Church
Mellandiay Chorus
Presbyterians Hold Holy Week Communion Service
The Presbyterian Church will host its annual Holy Week Communion Service tonight at 8 o'clock. Pastor Dr. Hubert Ketelle will preach on the Sacrament of Friendship, with special music by the choir.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Market Shares and Bond Listings from Historic Ledger
A compact scan lists various corporate shares with percentages and notes on bond quotations. It features brands like Chrysler, Studebaker, General Motors, and Western firms alongside bank stocks and government bonds with dates and price markers.
Miami Woman Awaiting Quintuplets Finds Luxury Life
Katherine Callahan, pregnant with quintuplets, rests in a Miami hospital suite under an exclusive contract with the Miami Herald for photos and news. The agreement covers medical care, hospital expenses, and a disclosed advance, while Callahan hopes for five healthy babies despite medical caution. Her husband Emory, a woodworker, earns $15 weekly as they prepare for a high-profile birth once expected May 20.
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Miami
Fla
Katherine Callahan
Arthur W. Wood
Wood
Wood Ae
Thomas C.callahan
Thomasville
Cullman
Ala
Callahan
E. L. Duren
Amory
Miss
Mississippi-Tennessee Railroad
Callahans
Fate
Emory
Budget cuts proposed for Labor Board and wage hour office
Washington March 21 the House Appropriations Committee urged Congress to trim next year’s funds for the Labor Relations Board and the wage hour administration arguing overstaffing and administrative complexity. Proposed allocations total 2 843 000 for the board and 5 105 000 for the wage hour office, with reductions largely offset by cuts elsewhere in a 954 149 700 labor department bill. The panel urged eliminating the economics research division led by David Saposs and trimming board salaries by 57 000, while warning that pending wage hour law clarifications are needed before expanding the agency system.
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Washington
Mar
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Labor Board
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
David Saposs
House
Saposs
National Labor Relations Board
Appropriaaes
Jouse
Conscience Hurts Fight Years Late
An unknown thief, conscience pricked by restitution, sent two telegrams for 320 dollars each eight years past due. Carl Moe of Sherman Moe drug firm in Sherman received one telegram and Mrs Ruth Sherman, his partner, the other. Moe recalls no theft from the store at the time and suspects a small article like a kodak may have been taken.
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Carl Moe
Huron
Sherman & Moe
Moe
Ruth Sherman
d@rug
Minneapolis
Kodak
Anne
Income Taxes Showing Gain From Early March Readings
Secretary Morgenthau reported preliminary figures show income tax collections running 31.2 percent ahead of last year and comfortably above the Roosevelt budget. In the first 20 days of March receipts reached 621 million dollars versus 472 million a year earlier, with no plan to meet the 46 billion dollar deficit limit. He said there was no chance of hitting the 45 billion limit and left open the possibility of future tax changes depending on Congress and the President.
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Washington
Mar
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Pierre Veteran Dies At Hot Springs
Pierre resident Edward O Werckman aged 42 died in a veterans administration facility hospital after admission on February 6 He served in World War I from January 1918 and was with Company E of the 163rd depot brigade He is survived by his widow and four children The body was sent to Pierre for disposition Eight men killed in Moss Meld Colliery blast Stoke on Trent England reported today in a separate brief
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Pierre
Hot Springs
Edward O. Werckman
Veterans Administration ‘Facility
163Rd
Irigade
Tence Stoke On Trent
Engnd
Mar
Moss Meld
Condition Of Two Men In Air Crash Slightly Improved
Lester Palmer and William Merrihew of Pukwana are listed as slightly improved after an airplane crash eight miles southeast of Chamberlain Tuesday evening. Both were brought to Chamberlain hospital in unconscious condition. Palmer has a broken ankle and minor cuts while Merrihew sustained serious lacerations to the head.
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Chamberlain
Mar
Lester Palmer
William Merrihew
Here
Chamberlain Hospital
Palmer
Merrihew
Communion Services on Good Friday at Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran
Communions will be held at Mt Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church on Good Friday at 10 30 a m in German and at 6 p m in the evening The pastor will preach the sermon on The Holy Supper
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Mt. Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church
Election updates and city hall talks loom large
A mass meeting in Daum's auditorium drew a full house as speakers outlined Huron's municipal government reforms led by Vice Mayor Tschetter and W. S. Davis. A noon tally tracked totals for the 1939 municipal election while reports from London described the Baltic threat and a new incendiary device.
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Daum
Huron
Tschet‘ter
W. 5. Davis
Organiizisd
Volunteers Stay In Finland Amid Invasion Crisis
American volunteers in Finland will remain indefinitely as the Finland Association appeals for continued supplies. Volunteers continue border patrol and reconstruction work with arrivals from other nations. British transport units and 125 Swedish trucks arrived for reconstruction. Swedish volunteers stay on the northern front. Finland’s coalition government may resign. Kyosti Kallio could ask Hyti to form a new cabinet. About 40,000 farms abandoned on the Karelian Isthmus remain after the Moscow treaty cession.
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Helsinke
Finland
Finland Association
Uusi Suomi 5
First Spring Day Brings Snow Across South Dakota
Hurun reports the first full day of spring marked by lingering winter as Sioux Falls sees snow and temperatures drop from the 30s to the teens. An additional inch of precipitation falls statewide with roads showing minor accidents. Federal forecaster B R Laskowski projects a low near 20 degrees tonight.
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Hurun
B. R. Laskowski
Sioux Falls
South Kota
Watertown
Services To Be Held At St Martin's Church
Services for the week at St Martin's Catholic Church are listed with Holy Hour Thursday at 8 p m Mass of Present sanctified Friday at 8 a m and three hour service commemorating the agony including stations of the cross at 1 3 p m Saturday mass at 9 a m and Sunday masses at 6 30 a m 9 a m and 4 30 m
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St. Martin's Church
Wies
St. Martin's Catholic Church
For Sale Notes Include Vehicles and Items
Fragmented notice lists a brown male bulldog seven ward Kuehl Avenue Pool Hall for sale. Also mentions a 1934 Long Wheel Base V-8 truck with black rick and a 1928 Dodge car. Inquiries directed to Downtown Texaco Station.
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Ward Kuehl
Avenue Pool Hall
Texaco
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