Swine Market Boosts Prices at Armour Stock Yards May 1
Market report shows hog prices up 5 to 10 cents with top quotes at 8.59. Long haul and cattle steady, sheep prospects steady, good sows around 7.80 to 7.85, feeder pigs up to 9.25. Sheep offerings 3,000 with early action slow, lambs priced above 11.15 for fed wooled, lamb prices 9.00 to 11.25 for various grades. Sioux Falls and Omaha reports note hogs up 5-10 cents, top 8.65, cattle steady, sows 7.85, representative sales listed.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hafor
Sioux Falla
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Sioux City
Hogs Advance at Chicago and Midwestern Livestock Market Report
May 1 livestock prices show hogs up to 25 cents higher with 8,000 head traded, sows scarce and top hogs around 8.80. Salable sheep and cattle also noted with steady to higher bids. St Paul and Sioux City reports reflect similar demand shifts and price ranges across weights and classes.
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St. Paul
Roduesday
Poultry prices from Mitchell Sioux City Watertown and Chicago
Markets report poultry and eggs across Mitchell Sioux City Watertown and Chicago with hens over and under five pounds Leghorn hens old and young turkeys roosters broilers and ducks prices Butterfat No 1 and No 2 creamed butter and eggs by grade and weight. Chicago shows butter and egg receipts and live poultry prices for various breeds and weights.
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Mitchell
Leghorn
Old Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Hennery
Sioux City
Watertown
Stony Falls
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Wool Market Activity in Boston and Dairy Prices in New York
In Boston the wool market shows scattered moderate sales with Texas wools selling around 1.03 to 1.07 scoured. combing wools command 1.00 to 1.03, with some fine territory wools at 1.00 to 1.03. New York reports mixed dairy and poultry prices with butter around steady to firm, cheese unchanged, eggs unsettled, and various fresh poultry box prices listed.
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Boston
New York
Ae Rae
Markets At Glance May 11 New York Stocks and Commodities
Markets at a glance show irregular stocks led by nam e and mixed bonds advancing. Foreign exchange quiet with Canadian dollar down. Sugar improving on shipping, copper futures up slightly, wool tops higher. Chicago wheat unevenly steady, corn steady, hogs 10 to 25 cents higher to top 8.60. Cattle slow. Butter futures high around 35, egg futures no sales, refrigerator standards around 24.25.
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Chicago
Wheat Fluctuates In Quiet Trading On May Day
In Uch ilagu on May 1, traders waited for private crop reports expected to show bearish outlooks and a large crop. Wheat closed little changed to modest gains, with May at 91.44, July 89.53, oats down, soybeans mixed, and lard up.
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Uchilagu
Grain market listings for wheat barley oats and rye
The notice lists grain prices and grades including Wheat No 1 dark northern Wheat No 2 dark northern Wheat No 3 dark northern Durum No 1 mixed Barley 47 Ths Barley 42 Jos Rye 5 Oats.
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Huhon Grain Market
Minneapolis Cash Wheat Prices Decline Slightly
Minneapolis May 1 Wheat receipts total 46 cars, compared to 299 a year ago. Cash quotations steady or slightly lower for No. 1 heavy northern to No. 3 dark oak. No. 1 red durum at 74, No. 3 yellow corn 61 to 64 percent, oats No. 3 white 33 to 34, rye No. 2 55 to 60, flax No. 1 around 1.80. Barley 44 to 58, sweet clover seed 4.00.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Minn
S. D
Chicago
Staples Advance On Good Demand Reported
May 1 New York traders saw import commodities lift futures in rubber cocoa wool hides and sugar despite overall stock weakness. Transport bottlenecks and fears of supply shortfalls supported gains while volume remained light with around 200000 shares traded near the close.
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New York
Army Deserter Incident Leads to City Jail Hold
A young man, Robert W. Adams, confessed deserter from Fort Lewis, is detained in Huron city jail after admitting to leaving the post on March 10. Fort Lewis directs his release only after he answers for a third degree forgery charge. he waives preliminary exam and is bound over to circuit court on $250 bond.
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Harvey Huntley
Huron Police Department
Fort Lewis
Washington
Robert W. Adams
Adams
Huntley
Roosevelt urges faster expansion of United States merchant fleet
Washington outlines plans to boost war shipping by reallocating 7 million ocean going vessels and 2.5 million tons of Great Lakes ships. Admiral Land and H. Harris Robson lead tonnage efforts to add ships for food and munitions to the democracies. Target 71 ships this year, 2.5 million tons next, up to 4 million by 1943. Also to acquire foreign flag ships and use army navy auxiliaries. Woodmen of the World group reports a dancing party at Labor Temple with late-night lunch.
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United States
Land
Roosevelt
H. Harris Robson
United Fruit Company
Maritime Commission
Great Lakes
Britain
U. S
Closing Quotations AP Stock Ticker Fragment List
A condensed list of closing quotations from The Associated Press showing numerous corporate tickers and percentage changes across industries including Alaska Jun 4 percent Johns Manville and Kennecott. The OCR text reads like a stock table with varied company abbreviations and irregular punctuation.
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Associated Press
AirReduc
IntTsl&Tel
Johns-Manv
Kennecott
Amrad&sts
AmSmé&Ref
At&t
Amtobb
Armi
Atcht&sf
AuRef
AviaCorp
BardenLees
Ball&Ohio
Barnsdall
BendixAvia
BethiSteel
BoeingAirpl
Borden
BorgWarner
BriggsMig
BuddMig
Calumeté&Hec
CanadianPac
CelCorp
CelDePasco
Ches&Ohio
Chrysler
Moratorium on Defense Industry Strikes Proposed
The United States Chamber of Commerce resolutions committee tabled a plan for a moratorium on strikes in defense industries urging patriotic labor and leaders to back the move. It condemned threats to interrupt defense production as offenses against public safety and urged penalties. A second resolution urged federal finance changes a $2 billion cut in non-defense spending and tax hikes, limited to the emergency period with fair burden sharing.
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Washinglun
United States Chamber of Commerce
Third Victim Of Car Crash Dies
Sioux Falls report states Frank Wood of Worthing died in a local hospital this afternoon after a head on collision five miles south of Worthing on highway 77 last evening. Albert Frinkman of Centerville and George Mosbach of Beresford also died, while Ed Egman of Centerville remained in critical condition with skull injuries.
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Sioux Falls
Frank Wood
Worthing
Albert Frinkman
Centerville
George Mosbach
Beresford
Ed Egman
Egman
Ifram
Soviet Ambassador Leaves Turkey Alert in Istanbul
In Istanbul on April 30 the Soviet ambassador to Turkey was said to have left Ankara for an undisclosed destination. The embassy would not confirm departure. Turkish political circles tied the event to reports of German troops landing in Finland and speculated on Russo Turkish wartime consultation amid fear of a Nazi attack.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Finland
Two Electrocuted by Faulty Radio Aerial in Quebec
May 1 report from Quebec details a hazardous accident when a broken radio aerial spanned a high tension wire. Paul Coulombe aged 19 touched the aerial and was shocked, dropping it into a yard where siblings Emelie fetta 35 and Veille 13 handled it. Emelie died in hospital. Veille remained in critical condition. Charles 62, an electrician, was killed after stepping on the aerial.
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Radio Quebec
Paul Coulombe
Ueile
Imeilie
Hatles
Coulombe
Soil Conservation Emphasis At State Conference
Ross Davies of the Soil Conservation Service warned that conservation of soil is a continuing emergency and must be central to defense efforts. The gathering included representatives from the Farm Security Administration, Farm Credit Association, Forest Service, Production Credit Association, stock and egg associations, and county extension staff.
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Ross Davies
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Farm Security Administration
Farm
Harold Anton Gross Buried At Raymond
Funeral services were held in the Lutheran Church for Harold Anton Gross the only child of Mr and Mrs William Gross who died in a Watertown hospital The Rev Mr Best officiated and burial was in Raymond Cemetery Out of town relatives included Petersons Pauls Cleggs Decker and others from Hitchcock Huron and Madison Harold Gross born July 2 1929 near Huron lived in Raymond before moving to Raymond in 193 until illness confined him at home then hospital care followed
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Aymund
Harold Anton Gross
William Gross
Watertown
Raymond Cemetery
Fred Peterson
White
Earl Paul
Madison
Harley Clegg
Jake Decker
Homer
Elmer Lips
G. Frankenstein
George W. Gross
Verna Rhinehart Gross
Andrew J. Gross
Susie
Hitchcock
Ed Basemen
Basemen
Huron
Anton Peterson
Smil
Walter Peterson
Miller
Art Peterson
Harold Gross
Raymond
Bartron Hospital
Founding Of IOOF Lodge Observed In Local Hall
An entertaining program marked the 122nd anniversary of Odd Fellowship at the IOOF hall Monday night. Attendees included Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with families. Performances featured children from Wilson School, talks by Dr M W Smith and others, musical numbers, and a light lunch hosted by volunteers. Mrs D H Miller of Madison visited relatives among out of town guests.
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IOOF
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Miss Erickson
Wilson School
Gwendolyn Waidner
Mavis Devries
Donna Dubra
Joyce Swab
Olga Georgiades
Blaine Bennett
Bobby
Larry Bales
Lester Anderberg
Marvin Tabox
M. W. Smith
Lodg
Dolores Duncan
Reading
W. H. Jerbach
Lodge
R Testling
Larry Kott
August Abel
Robert Lauters
Pat Lund
Willard Hummel
F. £. Cameron
Hazel Trotter
L. L. Trotter
Hazel Amster
Inabelle Bloodgood
D. H. Miller
Madison, Wis
E. Twiddy
Mrs Walz of Near Wessington Dies in South Dakota
Mrs A J Walz died in a Wessington hospital at 8 40 p m after a short illness. Born in Germany January 1 1679 she married to Mr Walz in Hastings Nebraska February 19 1901. They lived in Nebraska nine years then moved to Hand County settling on the same farm 31 years ago. Survived by husband four half sisters Mrs Glenn Frank Rene Neb Hedwig Gerick Lincoln Neb Margaret Gerick Blue Hill Neb Cecelia Gerick Kansas City Mo Funeral services will be held in St Joseph Catholic Church Wessington with Father Hetenyi in charge burial in the Catholic cemetery in Wessington.
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A. J. Walz
Wessington
Heering
Germany
Glenn Frank
Renee
Hedwig Gerick
Lincoln
Margaret Gerick
Blue Hall
Cecelia Gerick
Kansas City
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Hetenyi
Buris
Violinist Kreiwlen Injured on Madison Avenue
A veteran violinist, injured Saturday on Madison Avenue, was reported at Roosevelt Hospital in the morning as not in good condition. Authorities noted he had not fully regained consciousness and remained under observation for injuries described as serious.
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Kreiwlen
Madison Avenue
Roosevelt Hospital
A. m
Stewart Funeral At Wessington Sunday
Funeral services for Sti Stewart of Wessington will be held at the Ween and burial will be in the Wessington cellr. Pallbearers include Menne Baerkhuis, Joh ard Gonring, Cort Vaughy and Hi we. The body will lie in state at home until time of service. Mr Stewart died July 25, 1967. survived by wife Maude. a son Harry. daughters Eyah Koch, Ruby Sass. a sister Mrs. and 21 grandchildren.
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Sti. Stewart
Wessington
Huron
Izterian Church
Ween
Ce Menne Baerkhuis
Johard Gonring
Horos i Cort Vaughy
Mr. Stewart
Dreemsper
Maude
Pre¢er
Harry
Eyah Koch
Mie
Ruby Sass
House
Britain War News and Soviet Threats Amid Global Tensions
Reports from Britain describe favorable weather and rising Luftwaffe activity along Portsmouth and the Plym—ton coast, with long-range German guns and increased U‑boat raids in the Channel. Soviet Russia declares readiness to rebuff encroachment while Timoshenko warns of a surprise move by imperial forces, as Allied observers note Egypt’s offensive potential and a plan to seize Aegean islands. Hospitals list admits and discharges include residents from Huron, Willow Lake, and surrounding towns.
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England
Luftwaffe
Portsmouth
Lyst
Pieri
Nyvi
Dever Oat
Staes
Soviet
Russia
Finland
S. K. Timoshenko
Red Army
Imperial
Timoshenko
Adolf Hitler
Mediterranean
Egypt
Turkey
Aegean
Rhodes
Europe
Germany
Berlin
Missing Car Keys and Personal Ads From Huronite
Fragments note a Black leather car keys find in front of the State Theatre. SeveralWant ads seek rides to Stockton California and long term rental. Includes a misplaced girl’s dress found by Hed Owl Huron and a pressure gas range for sale. Local ads bid top prices for hides wool and pelts. Left handed golf clubs and bag offered by Bolles and Rogers. Contact details cited as 469 care Evening Huron or 470 care Hu.
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State Theatre
Huronite
Frank S. E. Ee
Bolles and
Rogers
Huron
J . Dy
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Joseph Hauge
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Walter Peterso
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