Hogs steady to 25c higher in Armour Stockyards market
Armour Stockyards Huron May 4 reports hogs steady to 25 cents higher with cattle and sheep steady. Chicago market shows modest activity, gains on weights outside support bracket. Prices listed for various weight ranges, with 200-270 lb hogs around 14.75 to 12.28. Sioux Falls and Sioux City data show mixed moves, hogs steady to higher, cattle and sheep uneven but firm in spots. Grain futures and Minnesota cash grain also noted with slight shifts.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armour
Chicago
Paul Livestock
South St, Paul
WEA
Montana
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Sioux City
Produce price roundup across Huron and nearby markets
Daily price report from Huron Watertown Sioux Falls Mitchell and New York covers hens by weight class and breed, roosters, eggs, butterfat, and dairy products. Includes May 4 quotations for poultry and dairy and bids from Chicago markets with firm or unchanged prices.
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Huron
Watertown
Sioux Falls
New York
NEW York Poultry
Grains Rise Slightly as Rye Leads May Trading
In ChIVAGY on May 4, May rye advanced over a cent to a new three month high, showing a firm tone. Some buying reflected short covering as offerings stayed scarce. deferred rye rose but lagged nearby months. Other cereals edged up only fractions with modest demand for wheat from a commission house.
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Sains
Stocks Slip as Profit Takers Weigh on Markets
NEW YORK stocks retreated as profit taking pressured many favored issues. Trading slowed after a moderately active open with fractional moves offset near the close. Closing quotes show mixed results across AlliedCorp, IntTel and Tel, BoeingAir, USSteel, Woolworth and others with transfers around 550,000 shares.
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New York
Ed Nothdurft of Harrold Dies in Huron Hospital
Ed Nothdurft of Harrold died Tuesday at a Huron hospital after treatment since March. He was 67 years old.
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Ed Nothdurft
Harrold
Herrold
Huron Hospital
Actor Stewart Wins FC For Leading Bombers Over Nazis
Major James Stewart receives the Distinguished Flying Cross at U.S. Liberator Base England for leading the February 20 raid on Brunswick Germany. The former film star piloted the first bomber and kept formations steady under heavy fire ensuring accurate bombing. he previously held the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster for other exploits.
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U.S
Stewart
Sewell Plea Expected Tomorrow After Informal Hearing
In Aberdeen on May 4 Circuit Judge Van Barth Perry said Paul Sewell, once sentenced slayer Jens Jen sen, Bristol farmer, wished to plead guilty instead of a retrial and would go to Webster tomorrow to hear the plea.
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Sewell
Aberdeen
van Barth Perry
Paul Sewell
Jens Jensen
Bristol Farmer
Bulty
Webster
Debates over Missouri River water use in irrigation vs navigation
A Senate subcommittee hearing on Missouri River basin projects discusses ensuring irrigation needs are not harmed by navigation and hydroelectric plans. Secretary Ickes backs an interior department amendment to grant authority for irrigation works linked to dam projects, with Bashore stressing western irrigation as vital. Pierce and a three-man South Dakota delegation prepare to testify in Washington urging priority for agricultural water.
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Missouri
Sioux City
Bailey
D-Nc
Ickes
Sen. Overton
D-La
Ickus
Overton
Army
Reclamation
Harry Bashore
Bureau
Interior Department
Western
America
Bashore
Nile
Syria
Persia
Judea
Java
Italy
Neches
Angelina Rivers
Texas
Guadalupe River
Snake River
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Columbia River
Interior
Missouri River
Army Engineers
Rivers and Harbors Hill
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
Millard Scott
Pierre
State‘rural Credits Department
Arthur Syendby
Lemmon
National Reclamation Associ Ociation
Roosevelt asks funds to back up relief pledge plan
Washington May 4 Congress approved 1 35 billion for UN relief and rehabilitation. President Roosevelt seeks 450 thousand for pledge backing and transfer 350 million of lend-lease supplies to mercy work. Bills on veterans benefits taxes and draft work move through Congress amid debate and hearings. An OPA official doubts significant civilian gasoline reserves will be found before November elections.
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W.ington
Congress
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
House
Senate
House Veterans’committee
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate Navy Committee
War Production Board
Uni
Senate Military Committee
Senate Finance
OPA
Beadle County Primary Results Inch Toward Final Count
Beadle County near final primary results show auditor Howard T. Shober reporting returns from all but Barrett Township. Totals include Republican U S Senator Chan Gurney 801, A C Miller 483. Sheriff Free Weisenburger 447, J Louis Anderson 772. State Central Committeeman Howard T Sheber 531. three state convention delegates Joe Curtis 974 Walter Matson 1027 Paul Tschetter 959. Official canvass by the county board set for next Saturday.
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Beadle County
Howard T. Shober
Barrett Township
Shober
U.S
Chan Gurney
A.C. Miller
Christopherson
Bottom
Free
Walter J. Matson
Paul Tschetter
Powell and
Hildebrandt
Register of Deeds
Lillian Peaber
D. W. McCoy
State Central
Howard T. Sheber
Mildred van Duzee
A. M. Fuller
V. €. Denison, Jr
Howard T Sheber
Ward Case Seizure Erupts In Calm Montgomery Scene
Federal Judge William H Holly presides over a Montgomery Ward seizure dispute with briefs and evidence from both sides. A birth notice confirms a daughter born May 4 at 11 05 am weighing eight pounds four ounces. The British submarine Stonehenge is announced as missing and presumed lost.
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London
Admiralty
Jap Attacks Called Kohima Section Kohima Contact
Allied troops repelled a series of Japanese raids near Kohima and beat off two counterattacks in northern Burma. In the south, Allies hold high ground overlooking the Maungdaw-Buthedaung road as Japanese forces defend positions near Buthedaung. Imphal remained under pressure with no change reported.
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Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Kohima
Burma
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Maungdaw - Buthedaung
Buthedaung
Imphal
Total War Casualties Reach 197,841 to Date
Washington reports 197,841 allied casualties since the outbreak of war. Army totals 153,302 with breakdowns of 26,575 killed, 62,312 wounded, 33,814 missing, and 30,601 prisoners. Navy totals 44,599 with 18,992 killed, 11,899 wounded, 9,192 missing, and 4,456 prisoners. Increase figures shown for the week ending April 21.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Stimson
County Commission Debates Refunding and Drainage Plan
Beadle County commission, in May session at the courthouse, discusses refunding of school fund loan bonds from 542000 to 450000 and considers a drainage project for Herbert R. Costain’s farm north of Huron to curb highway damage. The session was delayed from Tuesday due to the primary election.
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Beadle County Commission
Herbert R. Costain
City of
Huron
Sandstedt and Hendrick wed in Omaha and travel home
Ward reports the marriage of C. L. Sandstedt of Haron to Miss Elizabeth Hendrick of Woonsocket, performed in Omaha on April 27. The couple left for a Chicago wedding trip and plan to return to Huron later this week to reside. Sandstedt serves as vice president and treasurer of Public Service to the Northwestern company.
Hawaiian blackout ends as curfew lifted tonight
The Hawaiian blackout imposed after Pearl Harbor is lifted effective tonight by order of Lt. Gen. Roberto Ri io, military governor. The curfew remains at 30 p.m. and all persons must quit the streets by the stated time as safety measures ease.
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Pearl Harbor
Roberto Riio
Corn Process Plant Resumes Operations Amid High Receipts
A corn processing facility announces it has resumed operations as recent days show increased corn receipts. If supply remains strong, the company may consider selling its Kansas City plant. Hospital reports admit several patients including Beresford, Flow er Troquois, Bonnie Lee, and others amid ongoing uncertainties.
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Kansas City
Bomb Accuracy Not Tonnage, By Index Of Damage
London May 4. U P. A panel of expert air war officers in the United States Air Force privately explores that the weight dropped, not the patrol’s accuracy, determines damage. Even with 500 pound bombs, hit accuracy vs. total tonnage matters more, as precise patterns can cause greater destruction than sheer tonnage.
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Gladwin Hill
London
United States
RAF
USAAF
Berlin
Metrigu Berlin
Allies Down 233 Naz Planes In Anzio Arca
Unclear fragments report Allied forces downing 233 Nazi planes at Anzio and note missing aircraft. Several lines mention China, defense actions, and civilian or political tensions, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse into a cohesive event with full details.
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Anzio
Arca
For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments
Fragmented ads list bed sets, riding gear, dwellings, farm land, rooms, and vehicles for sale or rent. Notices mention Mellvaine's and local phone references. The readable text shows multiple properties, rentals, used parts, a rummage sale, and a moving announcement with limited details.
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