Hog Prices Rise Across Markets In Midwestern Trade
Advance notes show hog prices up 10 to 15 cents in Chicago and across major markets including Armour Stock Yards with top at 8.50. Cattle and sheep generally steady to firm, with salable hogs around 8.60 to 8.85 and cattle mostly steady, aided by mixed regional quotes from Sioux Falls, Watertown, Sioux City, and South St. Paul markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Chicago
U.S. DB. A
Sronx City
Sioux City
Paul
South ST. Paul
Derry
Prige No
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Huron and Sioux City Produce Market Prices Exported
Daily price range from Huron markets shows heavy hens, leghorn hens, roosters, and eggs with varying weights and prices across Sioux City Watertown Mitchell Chicago and New York reports. Butterfat quotes, eggs, and poultry prices appear for multiple cities with regional fluctuations and weekly updates.
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Huron
Bartey
Sioux City
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Leghorn Roosters
Markets At Glance May 73 Fi Stocks and Commodities
Markets at a glance show irregular stocks and steady metals while bonds are soft. Foreign exchange is quiet and unchanged. Cotton, sugar, and wool demand gains noted. hogs and cattle rise with strong steer prices. Boston wool market reports bright fleece trades, grease prices firm, scoured prices around 1.51 to 1.03 per pound.
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New York
Wall Street
Boston
Wheat Gains Hit Chicago Market Highs Amid War Talks
Chicago buyers paid 1 bushel for No 1 hard wheat, prices reaching the highest level since last May as futures jumped over two cents. Wheat closed about 1 1/2 to 2% higher with May at 9844, July at 9644, while corn oats and soybeans also spiked or steadied amid congressional price plans and wartime armament discussions.
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Ciucago
Chicago
Wool Market in Boston Sees Moderate Domestic Sales
In Boston on May 10, traders reported moderate sales in the domestic wool market. Prices showed steady demand with several buyers noting stable to firmer quotes amid cautious activity.
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Boston
Mey
Stocks Hover At Brink Of Uncertainty
New York on May 7 saw stock prices tilt uncertainly as traders sought narrow profits and tested resistance levels. A non ferrous metal firm provided backbone through the day amid fluctuating volumes, with about 550 000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Ares
Huronian Nabbed For Station Theft
ST PAUL May 7 The state crime bureau says Chief Anton Greber New Ulm arrested James Bishop for holding up a Jordan Minnesota filling station last night He allegedly possessed a stolen car from a Wheaton Illinois hold up April 23 A Bishop who allegedly confessed to the Wheaton and Jordan robberies had a gun in the glove compartment but did not use it A Sham Moe Wheaton teacher’s billfold containing 9 60 was found on him He claimed to have slept in Willmar jail last Wednesday His home is listed as Huron South Carolina with a wife and two children The Jordan station robbery netted him 6 He is described as about 23 and formerly drove for the WPA Community Sanitation Project He is not on WPA rolls now The Huron police records do not show him and further details are sparse.
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ST. Paul
State Crime Bureau Today
Anton Greber
New Ulm
James Bishop
Jordan
Minn
Bishop
Wheaton
A. Bishop
Greber
Sham Moe
Ali
Willmar City
Huron
S. C
Works Progress Administration
C. H. Cotton
Beadle County
Former Huronians Return Visit to Huron Area
Former Huronians Mrs L H Holcomb and daughter Frances of Salem Oregon visit friends in Huron and vicinity this week. The Holcombs, long time Huron residents, moved west eight years ago and have since toured California the southwest and midwest including Springfield Illinois and Minneapolis. They plan to see Maurine in Rapid City before returning to Salem.
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Keith
Chellis N. Munger
Carthage
Munger
Elaine Holcomb
Maurine
Rapid City
Salem
Scout Leaders Hold Conference At City Hall Tonight
Scout leaders will meet at city hall eight o clock in the municipal court room to plan troop meeting programs. C P Parrot will lead the extra training session with J A Conner W S Churchill and Paul N Campbell assisting. The session aims to outline a more advanced course for previously trained leaders.
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Xinson Boy Scout
Paul N. Campbell
C. P. Parrot
Tomahawk
Campbell
Parrot
J. A. Conner
W. S. Churchill
Official to Promote Catholic Boy Scouting in Huron
Kenneth Cook of the Boy Scouts of America will visit Huron this week to advance Scouting for Catholic boys. An informal dinner at Tuck's Cafe Friday at 6 o'clock honors him, followed by an evening session at St Martin's Beauren. Paul Campbell urges all Catholic men and women involved in Scouting to attend.
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Kenneth Cook
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Huron
Paul Campbell
Cook
Tuck's Cafe
Mr. Cook Beefore
St. Martin's Beauren
Campbell
Spe
Stalin Moves and Speaks in Modern Military Reform
Stalin, longtime secretary-general of the Soviet Communist Party, is increasingly directing policy after two decades of relative silence. He recently hosted the Japanese foreign minister who signed a neutrality pact with Russia, and delivered multiple speeches proclaiming the Red Army has been organized and re-equipped in line with modern military practice.
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Communist Party
Stalin
Idea
Yosuke Matsuoke
Japan
Russia
Crops Report Details Weather and Livestock Outlook
The report notes excellent range and pasture conditions with good green feed for livestock. Lambing is favorable with expected increases, and stock overall are in good shape. Day temperatures 70 to 80, nights 48 to 58, cooler north of Black Hills. Showers daily, over an inch in north central areas, lighter elsewhere. Precip totals listed for multiple stations including Aberdeen, Huron, Mitchell, Pierre, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Yankton.
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Black Hills
Aberdeen
Ardmore
Brookings
Fairfax
Faith
Huron
Lemmon
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Tyndall
Vivience Watertown
Yankton
London war cabinet gains pace on manpower and ships
Churchill attacked a wartime speech as unhelpful while asserting Britain would be aided by US merchant ship output and a large shipbuilding program through 1942. He defended Turkey's neutrality and argued against German freighters passing the Dardanelles.
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London
Churchill
United States
Lloyd George
Anthony Eden
Turkey
H Bosporus
Dardaneles
Chirch_ll
Eee
Dardanelles
Panama Canal Closure Report Denied by U S
Tokyo reports urged by shipping interests that the United States would close the Panama Canal to Japanese ships within 10 days. Washington officials and canal authorities could not verify the claim. Stephen Early denied any possibility of such a closure.
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Tokyo
San Francisco
United States
Panama Canal
South America
Japan
Washington
Stephen Early
South Dakota Restaurant Convention Opens in Rapid City
Frank J. Faris, a Topeka operator, and Governor Harlan J. Bushfield will be keynote speakers at the South Dakota Better Restaurant Association meeting in Rapid City, May 7 9. The three day event includes a convention banquet, Information Please session, a Canyon Lake tour, Black Hills trip, and attendance expected from cafe operators statewide.
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Topeka
Kan
Harlan J. Bushfield
South Dakota
South Dakota Better Restaurant Association
Rapid City
L. W. Tucker
Canyon Lake
Chamber of Commerce of
Black Hills
Mac Bonfoey
Clark
FDR Condition Improves. Ordered Rest at White House
President Roosevelt’s stomach condition improved and fever declined. Dr. Ross J. McIntire advised he remain in the White House quarters today and tomorrow with a minimum of engagements to aid recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross J . McIntire
White House
Huron Rotarians Attend Clark Inter-City Meeting
Five members of the Huron Rotary Club attended an inter-city gathering in Clark last night. Representing Huron were James H. Eshelman John Longstaff Clarence Walker B R Laskowski and C D Dickinson. A Congregational Church dinner preceded N Steele of Aberdeen delivering the principal address.
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Huron Rotary Club
Clark
Huron Club
James H. Eshelman
John Longstaff
Clarence Walker
B. R. Laskowski
C. D. Dickinson
Congregational Church
N. ¥. Steele
Aberdeen
Washington mobilizes munitions debate amid Atlantic fears
The article discusses Secretary Stimson urging resolve over supplying Britain with munitions, while questions arise about Navy patrols in the Atlantic and losses at sea. It notes Red Cross shipments totaling 14,000,000 with 1,800,000 reaching Britain, and mentions local community notices including a Wilson Pre-School Clinic and hospital admissions and dismissals.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Stimson
U. S. Navy
Alantic
Britain
Red Cross
Botma
Britain-the
Plans Set For 1941 South Dakota State Fair
State B of Agriculture members met at Fair Grounds led by Secretary C B Hansen to shape plans for the 1941 South Days State Fair. J M Jones and Roy Cave presented dairy and 4 H programs. Cave to succeed D H Javols en as dairy department head in Chicago. Grounds repairs and pen work were reviewed by a National Administration crew, with Fair Board members Emanuel Heilman W Thorpe J Young and others present.
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C.B. Hansen
Fair Grounds
J. M. Jones
Jos
Roy Cave
Falls
Brookings
Cave
D. H. Javolsen
Chicago
Fair Board
Emanuel Heilman
Burch
W. W. Thorpe
Britton
J. ¢. Young
Huror
Board of
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Authorize FDR To Requisition Ships Approved By House
The House passed legislation by 226 to 120 vote authorizing the President to requisition ships for national defense. It would apply to 33 foreign ships and expire June 1, 1942 unless extended, with the Maritime Commission allowed to purchase or charter foreign vessels. Opposition attempts to block the transfer of ships were defeated.
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Washington
Pa House
Sena
Memi Fe
Maritime Commission
Phi Kappa Mu Plans Fraternity Dance at Huron College
Phi Kappa Mu fraternity of Huron College held a meeting at Kinyon's to finalize plans for the upcoming fraternity dance tonight. A committee of Dr Kaloupek Thad O Keefe and Des Caldwell was named by president William Cameron to select candidates for officers for the coming year. Ice cream and rookies were served after the meeting.
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Phi Kappa Mu
Huron College
Kinyon’s
Kaloupek
Thad O'Keefe
Des Caldwell
William Cameron
Beadle County S S Field Man Promoted to Hutchinson County
John K Hofer longtime Beadle County Social Security field man has been named Social Security director of Hutchinson County. He will assume duties May 12 and move with his wife and two children to Menno near Olivet. Beadle County’s director C H Cotton notes a successor to Hofer will be named later. The item also records three divorces granted by Circuit Judge Boyd Benson in Beadle County.
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John K. Hofer
Beadie County
Social Security Office
Hutchinson County
C. H. Cotton
Hofer
Menno
Fom Olivet
Hutchinson
Beadla County
Cotton
Boyd Benson
Beadle County Clerk
Na Hein
Erick O. Hein
Mary Evelyn Marie Oleson
Merle’ Oleson
Leona Hoy
Ss Hoy
Stray Shell Pony Wanted Steno Work and Furnished Apt
Classified fragments list a stray shell pony and a stallion, a steno graph ic work wanted by Mrs. J. L. Foxton, a furnished apartment for rent in Des Moines, and a lost black female Cocker Spaniel with reward. Also notices for a 1937 Ford sedan, a gas range, and Saree wear offerings.
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