Swine Markets Dip Across Multiple Midwest yards
Armour Stockyard at Huron reports hogs 5 cents lower to 13.15 top with 8,000 salable hogs and steady to weak cattle and sheep. Sioux Falls and Chicago summaries mirror lighter demand, with hogs 10-20 cents down and fat lambs slow but some gains on choice steers and yearlings. St Paul, Watertown show mixed moves, calves and feeders steady to higher amid variable demand.
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Armour Stockyard
Huron
Tate
Toad
Sioux Falls
OGL
Chicago
Mar
St. Paul
Watertown
Sioux City
Hobbes Butchers
Enoiee
Anamé
Sane S
Buron area produce and Chicago market prices
Daily price list shows Buron produce rates by weight for heavy hens over 5 lbs and other sizes, plus roosters and Leghorn varieties. Chicago New York Watertown Mitchell Sioux City markets report live poultry, eggs, butterfat, and miscellaneous prices with regional ranges and steady trends.
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Huron
Buron
Chicago
Mar
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Watertown
Maer
Leghorn
Mitchel
Eges
Sioux City
Grain Prices Break Upward In Chicago Trade
Chicago futures surged as wheat corn oats and soybeans rose despite corn’s stubborn hold. Wheat led gains with May and July contracts up while May wheat neared the $1.25 level. Soybeans and oats also advanced with mixed nearby futures amid general strength in cotton and securities.
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Chicago
Mar
Sioux one Tuesday Onla Mer 74 UP Ww 5
Fragmentary OCR notes list a date and numbers with unclear context. The readable items reference a location Sioux, a Tuesday, and figures such as 74 and 4 000 suggesting quantities or values, but event or outcome is not clear.
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Mer
Cuttie Salable
Markets At Glance New York Stocks Rally With Mixed Commodities
Markets at New York on March 24 show steady stocks and gains in motors and specialties while bonds hold even amid heavy turnover in randowns. Corn and wheat rise with cotton, hog prices drop to 13.50, cattle steady at new high for crops, with other types weaker.
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New York
Cottom
Wool Market Prices in Boston for Domestic Fleece Wools
Domestic fleece wools showed some demand with fine combing Ohio Delaine at 46 to 48 cents per pound grease and 49 to 50 cents for graded half blood combing bright wools. Bright three-eighths and quarter-blood combing fleeces mainly 42 to 53 cents grease. graded quarter blood combing territory wools 95 to 98 cents scoured.
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Boston
Man
U. S. DA
Ohio Delaine
Territory
Government Freezing Of Tires And Tubes Faces Court Test
Los Angeles March 24 Guy Bryan a retail tire dealer challenged the constitutionality of the government tire freezing and toning order Bryan admitted a recently filed severewert charge that he sold 28060 of tires after the freezing order but argued it violated due process of law. Talbot Smith and Francis Carrod representing the government replied Bryan put his personal welfare ahead of the nation Judge Ben Harrison issued a temporary order restraining Bryan from selling tires He said a question of law was involved and he would hear arguments concerning a permanent injunction No date was set.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Guy
Bryan
T Bryan
Talbot Smith
Francis Carrod
Ben Harrison
Stocks Move Up After Slow Start
New York reports a sluggish start to the session but a booming secondary rail bonds market boosted activity. The list opened hesitantly, then gains appeared as loan discussions gained momentum, lifting prices in motors and specialty stocks. Overall transfers reached about 470000 shares with mixed closes and multiple minus signs.
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New York
Ioans
Baptists Hold Pre Easter Services At Local Church
The Baptist Church opened its pre-Easter observances with an 8 pm service led by Rev. Walfred Erickson of Mobridge. A 6 pm youth supper in the church parlors welcomed him, and the sermon title was Why Could We Not Cast Him Out.
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Baptist Church
Walfred Erickson
Mobridge
Mr. Erickson
Frank Wisdom Dies Unexpectedly In Huron Garden
Frank Wisdom died unexpectedly Monday after a heart attack in the garden at his Morningside home. A daughter in Des Moines has been notified and funeral arrangements await word. Hospital notes list multiple admissions and dismissals with local medical services referenced.
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Frank Wisdom
Morningside Addition
Charlotte Brahas
Des Moines
Fragmented OCR list of corporate names and bond figures
A dense OCR fragment catalogs numerous companies and percentages, including AmCan AmLoco Chrysler Ford GenElec IBM JohnsMann Kennecott Packard PanAm Air Penney PepsiCo Radio Safeway Sears Shell Union and related bond figures, ending with Treasury data. The readable items are primarily company names and implied ownership or performance percentages, without a clear narrative.
Former Argentina President Marcelo de Alvear Dies
Former President Marcelo de Alvear of Argentina, 73, who led the country during the 1922 to 1928 golden era and served as minister to France during the first World War, died last night at his country estate in Don Torcuato after a period of illness.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Marcelo de Alvear
Theepublic
France
Don Torcuate
Congress Split On 40 Hour Week War-Wage Debate
Leaders in Congress and labor circles spar over wartime wage rules with calls for a 48 hour week and time and a half after 48 hours while opposing double time on Sundays. President Roosevelt's stance remains a focal point as lawmakers face voter pressure and possible extended sessions for action on wage-hour suspensions and war-profit limits.
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Congress
George
Rayburn
Texas
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Yester
McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Organized Labor
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
Chicago
Taft
Ohio
Bankers plan drive to support Food for Freedom program
South Dakota bank leaders will back the Food for Freedom drive by informing and coordinating with farmers, banks, and agricultural groups. The program aims to boost 1942 production and ensure credit flow, with county meetings and literature to spread guidance from the American Bankers Association.
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DePuy
South Dakota
Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers, Association
Association
Department of Agriculture
Boards of Agriculture
Bankers’ ‘Association
Five Solo In Pilot Course At Huron College
Five members of the Huron College Civilian Pilot Training course completed Schedule A and soloed, with 43 flight hours planned by graduation. BR F P Wuertel, not in C F T, soloed last week. Instructors are Kenneth Neville and Ed Youngs.
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Huron College
BR. F P. Wuertel
Kenneth Neville
Ed Youngs
Weather and political finance details flood the page
An array of weather data for Huron and vicinity shows temperatures, precipitation, and sun timings, followed by a lengthy narrative on Burns Company transactions and alleged payoffs involving South Dakota officials. The piece cites bond exchanges, payoffs, and a Moodie led fundraising report with extensive itemized receipts and disbursements.
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Pierre
Republican Volunteer Contribution Organization
Arthur JL Moodie
Phill T. Burns
Moodie
Statehouse
HL Burke
Lutherans Hold Lenten Services with Rev Holman
Lenten services continue at the American Lutheran Church this week Wednesday through Friday at evening hours. Rev H J Holman of Minneapolis will speak at all services and preach Palm Sunday morning. The invitation extends to the general public. Holman formerly led a Chicago church and later headed the Lutheran Deaconess Hospital.
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American Luthern Church
H. J. Holman
Minneapolis
Tax case details reveal salary boosts and bonuses
The testimony shows Jack's 1940 salary at 25,000 with a 245,845 package in 1941 and a policy slicing earnings above 10,000 to cover taxes. A $600 Christmas bonus was given to all workers, while a wife notes relieving Mr. Jack’s worries and cites her 1940 income of 4,448.
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Jack
Burns Case Sees Motion To Strike License Charge
The defense sought to strike the second count alleging Burns, an Aberdeen broker, operated without a license. Testimony described vast bond dealings totaling about 18.5 million dollars over three years and alleged state officials assisted Burns by providing funds to profit from bond transactions. Witnesses connected W W Brewer of Minneapolis to the scheme and warned of possible investigations, with evidence aimed at exposing a cover up and improper sharing of profits.
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Harkin
Burns
Art Moodie
Moodie
Pierre
Haromerquist
Douglas
Treasury
Cnilds” Company
Chicago
Ye. B. Harkin
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Herkin
Watertown
W. W. Brewer
Minneapolis
Brewer
North Dakota
U.S. Senate
William Langer
Senate
Barkin
Frerkine
Alarm sounds as incinerator sparks hit roof at New Royal Apt
Fire crews respond to a Monday night alarm at the New Royal Apartment on Tall Steel Southwest after an incinerator showered sparks on the roof. No damage reported. Also notices of appreciation, rental ads, and unrelated names appear in the same column.
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Royal
Jane
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Dre
Long Island
Tlisko
Berd Mont
Minneap
NW Banco
Mpls Brewing
New ‘York
New
York
Ark
Riagara
Wool Market
Ksane
Refrigerator Ltds
Ic Soesce
Baptists
Charles Gehring
Iroquois
Velma Johnson
W. H. Joy
W. C. Denison
Virgil
William Scheid
Anna Hofer
Hitchcock
Robert Thorson
de Smet
Surgical
D. M. Butt
Geraldine Moe
Woonsocket
Mary Pitman
J. E. Hofer
Esmond
Walker
Renay
AirReduc
AlleghCorp
AmAirl
AmCan
AmLoco
Amrad&sts
AmRelMill
AmSm&Ref
At&t
Amtobb
Anaconda
Iit
Arm
Armlilp
Aicht&sf
Auirel
AviaCorp
BaldenLoco
BendixAvia
Beth Steel
BocineAin
Borden
Borg Warnes
Budditie
qaMng
ButBros
Calumet&Hee
CanadimmPac
Case
ColCorp Ts
CerDePasco
Ches&Ohio
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
Columg&el
ComSouth
Goodrich
Yellowtr&c
Youngsh&t
Uotationsociated Press
Johns-Mann
Kennecott
Lib-O-Fgi
LockhdAir
Loews
MackTruck
MarshField
MartGiCo
McK &Rob
MiamiCop
MinHonReg
MontWard
MarCorp
Nash-Kely
NatDistill
NatLead
Nycentral
NoAmAvia
North
Marner
Burns Co
Hammererquist
Childs Co
Hammerquist
Webster
Childs and Co
Chadron
Neb
Ashley
N. D
Iakton
Rapid ‘City
Mitchell
A. F. Xukuk
Pat's Corner
M. E. Bates
California
Oria J
Erse
Adulis
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