Market News Hog Market Steady to Lower Across Regions
Hog prices eased with Monday’s drop echoed in Armour & Company plant data at Huron and larger markets. Cattle and sheep quotes mixed with steady to weak tones. hogs 15,000 salable in one line, with loads and weights listed from 240 to 360 pounds and prices around 13.50 to 13.90 for good and choice cuts, sows around 13.00. Chicago and St Paul reports show slow hogs and altered cattle pricing. lambs steady to lower, with Western fed lambs around 16.10.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Colorado
ST. Paul
Minn
Mar
Aragey Lee Li
Selez
Cinge
Oice
Sioux City
Erie
Frice
Markets Report From Huron and Surrounding Markets
Markets in Huron and nearby areas report daily produce trading by telephone from 10:00 a.m. to noon. Heavy hens and leghorn hens prices vary, with heavy hens over four pounds and leghorn stock noted. New York produce columns show butter at 0.944, cheese at 0.476, and egg pricing around 21.995. wholesale and mixed lots cited with several weight-based classifications and regional quotations for wheat and poultry.
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Huron
New York
Eges
Weesie
Ling Peices
Red Cross Drive Progress and Local Solicitor Notes
The 1944 Red Cross War Fund reports $2,681.86 with a goal of $14,200 overdue. Chairmen F E O'Brien urged completion of assignments as messages from some sections warn black readers and solicitors. Local solicitors listed include Leighton Billiard Parlor, Carnegie Library, and many shops. office open 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily. Minneapolis cash clots and wheat quotes appear in the region’s market section.
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Red Cross
F.E. O’brien
Leighton Billiard Parlor
Eilers’ Farriers
Keil. Grothers
Walker
White Elephant Shop
Silver Hardware
Burton
Ritchey Music Shop
Tredway
And
Carnegie Library
Fleming's
Service
St.Teresa
Huron Machine Works
Lampert Lumber Company
Firestone
Jack Knabe, Inc
Welter. Funeral Home
Huron Ice Company
Schultz
Warren Implement Company
Delite
Tip Top
Huron Lunch
Nu Blu
Farmers Cooperative’ Association
National Bank of South Dakota
Saunders Motor Company
Ferriton
Liebrecht Floris
Huron Furnace Company
Kinyon Funeral Home
D. Urquhart and Sons
Reese Elevator
Findley Tire Shop
No Way Cafe
West Hatchery
Star Cleaners
Fashion Shop
Sportsmen Bar
Marks Bar
Fusfield’s
Council Osk
Greater
South Dakota Association
Mike .Gibbs
Jack's Market
Socony- Vacuum Company
Model Laundry
Northwest Security National Bank
Wileon-Barber
Beadle County
Newberry’s
Swander’s
Wallet Cleaners
Huron Mills
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Reading of stock quotes and prices from a historical market page
The fragment lists opening, high, low, and close figures for Wheat May and other commodities with percent changes and various closing quotations for a range of companies and stocks. It appears as a dense OCR of a historical market page with multiple ticker names and percent values, but lacks full sentences or clarifying context.
Secretary Knox Announces New Escort Carrier Fleet
Secretary of the Navy Knox stated at a news conference that the Allied fleet includes escort carriers of about 10,000 tons displacement each. These carriers are among the most potent weapons against German submarines in the Atlantic.
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the Navy
Knox
Atlantic
McKenzie Named President of Huron Chamber of Commerce
Dr J Christianson of the University of Minnesota guest speaker as Huron Chamber of Commerce holds annual banquet at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Robert Lusk presides as outgoing president. EB C McKenzie succeeds him. Honorary memberships awarded to Judge Dick and Dr William H Thrall. Dinner music by Huron High School ensembles enhances the event attended by about 200 members.
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J. ©. Christianson
University of Minnesota
Kuron Chamber of‘ Commerce
Iite
Marvin Hughitt
Robert D. Lusk
Eb, C. McKenzie
Haney
William H. Thrall
Huron High School
Mirs
Vivien Ruhiman
Robert
G. J. Kiel
Jesse Olson
Carroll Fullerton
O' Talcott
Keith Potter
G.E. Mackey
al Barnes
i. E_.O’Brien
Jamison
I. A. Churchill
Municipal
Irs
Frank Hafner
AH ‘Ail
Aviation
Rge Bell
Tom Luby
April 15 Is Date Of Estimated Tax
Washington report outlines the April 15 deadline for estimated tax payments under the pay as you go system. It notes thresholds for single and joint filers, and explains options for paying one-fourth or more by the date, with alternatives for using prior year income to compute tentative tax.
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Washington
Persotta
Eteen
Nine Bodies Feared In Submerged Bus Plunge
Rescue efforts continued after an interurban bus fell from an ice covered bridge into the Paade River, with the known dead rising to 13 and authorities uncertain about additional victims. Searches resumed as crews worked at hospitals and along the river.
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Passaic
N. J
Paade River
waPins
Crop insurance losses loom as Congress mulls revival
Washington March 21 The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation losses for wheat and cotton are set to run into millions with 1943 figures doubling 1942. J Carl Wright told a subcommittee liquidation of the program is ordered while Budget Bureau supports revival. House Appropriations cuts omit school lunch funds and FSA support amid considers for agency reform.
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Washington
J.carl Wright
Wright
Congress
Budget Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
House
Farm Security Administration
FSA
Guayule
Coness
U. S
George W. Hill
War Food Administration
California
Hill
Uncertainty and machinery shortage hit 1944 farm output
The Agriculture Department report on March 1 estimates total farm plantings at about 374 million acres, 6 million below War Food Administration goals. Soybeans, peanuts, flaxseed, beans, peas, sugar beets, potatoes, and sweet potatoes show shortfalls, while livestock feeds remain relatively strong. Labor and machinery shortages plus draft deferment fears threaten harvests, with potential shifts possible through price support changes to boost soybean acreage.
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War Food Administration
WEA
Department
Selective Service
Midwest
Four Admit To Polygamy Charge
Four defendants in federal court in Salt Lake City declined to contest the government accusation they supported one or two wives in addition to a lawful marriage. They would accept a ruling by District Judge T Jake Kennedy on guilt or innocence, arguing religious belief as defense and citing no federal laws banning plural marriage. Defendants include David Brigham Darger and Vergel Y Jes at Short Creek Arizona. William Chatwin Provo Utah. Charles B. Zit and Edna Christensen Salt Lake City, all charged under the Lindbergh kidnapping law.
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Salt Lake-City
Mar
Federal District Court
I.u.'s. Distt
T. Jake Kennedy
Mar Reakreeing
David Brigham Darger
Salt Lake City
Vergel Y. Jes
Short ‘Creek
Ariz
William ‘Chatwin
Provo
Utah
Charles BE. Zit
Edna ‘Christensen
Heavy snow storm whips over the Rockies
A spring blizzard struck the Rockies with fury, laying eight inches to two feet of snow across Colorado Wyoming northern Kansas and western Nebraska. Winds reached 30 mph piling drifts that closed roads and grounded Transcontinental planes in Denver. Schools were released as parts of the state endured the storm and its moisture.
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Rockies
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Von Mannstein Ouster Jal Fri Erich 4 aia ice a sen e 12
Fragmented OCR yields unclear text about a person named Von Mannstein and a date related to a ouster or event. No coherent subjects or actions to confirm. details uncertain and not safely restatable.
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von Mannstein
Fri
Erich
Aia
Civilian Escapes From Philippines Revealed by Return
Chester M. Peters, a Seattle native, described nearly a year and a half of evasive living after fleeing American-held areas in the Philippines. He said a friend lent a small boat and he sailed past mines to reach a still uninvaded island in 1942, remaining in hiding until reaching Australia.
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Seatils
Philippine Islands
Japan
Chester M. Peters
Seattle
Peters
Office of Msorship
The
Post-Intelligencer
Australia
Rites Thursday For Mrs. Rose Bauer From Yale
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Bauer of Yale will be held at the Wyeien Chapel in Huron at 2 o'clock with burial in Riverside Cemetery. The obituary notes she died after a heart attack and mentions several relatives and locations.
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Rose ‘Bauer
Yale
Wyeien Chapel
Huron
Riverside Cemetery
Mary
Peters
For Sale And Wanted Classified Fragments
Fragmented in town classifieds list various car bikes shoes clothing a horse and house for sale items and a lost case request. Also notes workers wanted and a local union meeting with scattered details. The readable items mention a 4 yr old grey Arabian saddle mare a 5 room house and a 10 ft disc grinder with misc ads and names.
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Inquire Town and Country Riding Club
Essen- Heal Industry
Bell Bakery
Huron
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Hog Mart
Armour & Company
Sioux Falls
Sage & WB
Loomis Cate
Mitchell Produce
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Pri Pro Ner
Ader
le Cam
Minneapolis
AlleghCorp
MackTruck
MarshField
AmAirlines
GiCo
Asointernst
MismiCop
AmTel&Tel
MontWard
AmWoolpf
NatDairyPro
Ansconda
Central
Grop
Bil
Ses
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Lonlon
Ministry of Information
Osweicim
Krakow
Philippines
Mrs. Rose Bauer
Florsheim
Mabel & Joe
McCormick-Deer
Joe G. Hofer
Caryer
Lawn Ridge
Beat Subtle Garage
Sahaneet Oria Jacobsen
Huron’ Central
Labor
Comrider-Man
Janis Tom
Bijou
College Ie
Jon Abe Fortum
WILG
Fred P
Steuerwald
Wolsey
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