Swine Markets Edge Higher at Armour Stockyards
Market notes from Armour Stockyards Huron dated May 14 report hogs 5-100 higher with top at 14.85 per cwt while long haul hogs stay at 0 ne per hundred more. Cattle and sheep steady to stronger at 13.80 for all weights. feeder pigs solid with few sales good and prized at 13.90 to 14.00. Mitchell Produce listing for Mitchell May 14 shows varied prices for hens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and butterfat.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Hogs Up Thursday Trade In Chicago Livestock Market
Chicago and Sioux City livestock trading shows broad gains across cattle and hogs. Steers and heifers advance up to 25 cents, with fat sheep and lambs rising around 25 cents, while strong demand supports top loads and higher early prices in several classes.
Sioux Falls Livestock Report May 14
Sioux Falls market summary shows hogs 1000 head steady to higher with top 13.90, bulk 13.80, hogs slaughter 13.60 to 13.90. Sows 13.65 to 13.75. Cattle around 600 head fully steady, quotations essentially unchanged.
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Sioux Falls
St Paul Livestock Market Report Thursday May 14
South St Paul notes cattle salable about 3,000 with steady to strong bids. Steers 13.40 at 138 lb. calves 1,700. cows 8.50 10.50. bulls 9.25 10.25. stockers and feeders unchanged. hogs 7,500 salable with barrows and gilts 15 higher. top butchers 14.90. early sales up ten cents.
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Chicago
U.S. D
Sioux City
U.S
St. Paul
Huron Produce Market price ranges and wheat futures report
Minneapolis and Chicago markets report daily price ranges for heavy hens roosters and light breeds, with wheat oats corn and flax futures. The Minneapolis cash close lists grain receipts and bid quotes, while Chicago futures show daily open high low and close across May to December contracts.
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Huron
Minneapolis
Minn.s. D
Markets At Glance May 14 New York summary
Markets show mixed readings with irregular bond activity and cheaper rail prices. Cotton remains dull with hedging and small mill buying. Chicago Wheat recovers from an early decline on short covering. Corn supports by better shipping demand. Hogs rise 5 to 15 cents to about 14.15, reflecting tight supply. Cattle firm with gains up to 25 cents as arrivals shrink.
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New York
Chicago
Grain Retreat To Rally In Late Trading
Chicago reports a grain market turnaround as an early retreat shifted to a rally in late trading. Wheat closed unchanged to 3.5 higher, corn flat to up, soybeans up 1 percent, rye steady to higher, and improved corn shipping plus short covering aided strength amid Russian front reports.
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Chicago
Grain market prices for wheat and barley listed
The Huron grain market reports No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.02 and No 2 at 1.03, No 4 at 1.00, durum, No 1, barley 47 lbs and 42 lbs, and rye also listed with values.
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Huron
Sioux City Produce Thursday Market Prices Report
Sioux City Iowa May 14 Poultry hens over 5 lbs 18 4 5 lbs 16 under 4 lbs and Leghorns 13 breed cocks 10 Leghorn cocks 9 broilers 18 Eggs No 1 23 No 2 26 No 3 24 current receipts 26 Butter Creamery No 1 fancy wholesale 404241 No 1 grade cream 8 No 1 grade cream 87 sweet cream 29
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Mitchell
Hennery
Butterfar
Sioux City
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymoy Rock
Laghorn
New York
Sioux Falls Produce Prices Summary
Sioux Falls May 14 suppliers report heavy hens and cocks price ranges for Leghorn stock, with weights listed for hens and ducks, and eggs and butterfat prices. No. 1 eggs at 27, No. 2 at 23, Butterfat No. 1 at 39, No. 2 at 37, Butter price 39.42.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown Produce Prices Itemized In Hens Eggs and Butterfat
Watertown market notes list prices for heavy hens over 5 pounds at 17 cents per pound, 4 to 5 pound hens at 15, hens under 4 pounds at 13, Leghorn hens at 13, heavy breed roosters at 9, Leghorn roosters at 7, ducks at 6, Reese at 6, hens eggs and butterfat entries show No 127 eggs and No 2 butterfat at 21 and 40 cents respectively.
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Watertown
Japanese Claim 14,000 Lost on Corregidor
Berlin based broadcasts report Japanese headquarters stating that United States and Philippine troops on Corregidor surrendered May 6. They claim 14,000 total, with 700 dead and 12,090 prisoners taken, about half of whom were Americans. The war department had listed 11,574 defense personnel on Corregidor and Manila Bay forts as of April. Navy said 3,845 navy and marine personnel were in the Manila Bay detachment.
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Berlin
United States
Corregidor
War Department
Manila Bay
Aprinis
Navy
Marine Corps
Mania Bay
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
At the hospitals admitted Beldon Dukes Huron surgical Ole Arnstram Hetland medical Mrs Frank Coughlin Hur on medical dismissed Mrs Joe Farmer Hitchcock Mrs Esmond Rusch and baby daughter Bancroft.
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Beldon Dukes
Huron
Ole <Arnstram
Hetland
Frank Coughlin
Joe_ Farmer
Hitchcock
Esmond Rusch
Bancroft
Chicago and New York Produce Prices May 14 Report
Chicago batch lists live poultry prices by weight and breed with hens, broilers, and turkeys. Butter and eggs prices trend varied with receipts. New York figures show butter easing, eggs unsettled, dressed poultry firm, overall price changes modest.
Chicago Produce Futures Snapshot May 14
Chicago on May 14 reports butter futures with storage standards for Nov at 38.90 38.70 38.90, egg fat standard Oct 43.75 33.50 33.79 and Nov 39.75 33.75 33.75, frozen whole Sep 26.65 26.65 26.65.
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Chicago
Demand for domestic fleece wools fluctuates in Boston market
U S D A reports spotty demand for domestic fleece wools in Boston on May 4. Prices showed irregular trading with occasional sales of medium three-eighths and one-quarter blood combing wools in mixed lots around 52 cents grease basis delivered east. A lot of mostly quarter-blood bright fleeces sold at 53 cents, while another lot from Ohio was described as good average weight.
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Boston
Ohio
Stock Prices Dip as Offerings Slacken in Narrow Market
New York May 14 Prices generally moved irregularly lower in today's stock market with demand light and only feeble gains for a few favored issues. Transfers ran about 300,000 shares as closing quotations showed mixed results with fractional declines in many categories and slight recoveries for select issues from the final hour.
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New York
Company stock performance roundup from a sprawling ticker list
A long OCR stock ticker snapshot lists percentages next to numerous companies including AT&T Am tob Am Woolpf Anaconda ArmHipf AtchT&SF AlRef AviaCorp BendixAvia Chrysler GenElec GenMotors IBM Coca Cola PepsiCo Sears Roebuck Studebaker Swift Co Union Carbide and others. The text mirrors a historic market page with fluctuating figures and a dense roster of firms across industries.
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At&t
Amtobb
AmWoolpf
Anaconda
Annill
ArmHipf
Atcht&sf
AlRef
AviaCorp
BardenLoce
BendixAvia
BethlSteel
BovingAirpl
Borden
BorgWarner
Budd Mfg
Calumet&Hee
Candrgale
Canadian Pac
ColCorp
CerDePasco
Chess Ohio
Chrysler
RastKodak
ElAutoLate
ElerBost
ElPow&Lt
Firstont&r
GenElec
GenFoods
GenMills
Woolworth
Ieal Tere PnIntNickCan
Youngsh&t
More Married Men To Face Draft Call
Washington May 14 Major Gen Lewis B Hershey Selective Service Director told the House Military Committee it might be necessary to induct more single men who have been deferred and married men with working wives. He said selective service has no plan to disrupt established families if avoidable, though heads of families may be shifted into essential industrial war work.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
House Military Committee
Rescue 14 From Ship Torpedoed In St Lawrence River
A St Lawrence River port report says 14 crew members from one of two freighters torpedoed and sunk Monday night were dead or missing. The torpedoed vessels were attacked about the same time and rescue efforts followed.
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St. Lawrence River
St Lawrence River
Canada
St. Lawrence
Grasshopper Menace Foreseen in Red River Valley Areas
Agriculture department expert warns the grasshopper will be most troublesome this year across the Red River Valley in the Dakotas Panhandle regions of Texas and Oklahoma and southwestern Kansas Testimony by A Rohner assistant chief of the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine was made public by the Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday in Washington May 14.
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D. Washington
Agriculture Department
Red River Valley
Dakotas
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kanwar
A Rohner
Department
Bureau of Entomology
Senate Appropriations Committee
War bond pledge totals reported from homes
Pledges have been received from 179,126 homes to buy $25,0113,853.14 in war bonds.
Weather clears as Huronday sees near six inch May total
Warming sun broke through after 0.87 inch rain in Huronday as May rainfall passes five inches for the first time since 1914. Federal meteorologist R. Las kowski notes May totals above five inches have occurred only in 1885 1892 1905 and 1914. Ravine Park Lake swelled to record highs with North Fourth Street closed for safety while Lake Byron receives inflows from Foster Creek Bramwell Creek and an east inlet. Heavy rains also reported in Milbank 1.03 inches and Fairfax 1.48 with frost forecast as temperatures fall to near freezing the night after.
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North Huron
North Feg
North Fourth Stree
North Fourth Street
Lake Byron
Wiley
Milbank
Twairfax
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Mitchel
Ardmore
Faith
Laskowski
Disney Labels Service Pay Boost Political Raise
Rep Disney Kishoma Democrat criticizes the army navy pay raise bill as a political pay raise claiming it would add one billion dollars to the budget worsen the deficit beyond the current tax intake. He says he would have supported a reasonable raise but rejects this as political.
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Disney Labels
Washington
House
Disney Kishoma
Disney
Bates Funeral In Redfield Next Saturday Service
Funeral services for Carmen L Bates editor and publisher of the Redfield Evening Journal Observer will be held at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon in the Congregational Church Reverend J E Robinson will officiate Bates died at his desk after a heart attack Wednesday Survivors include three children Betty Lyman and Lois at Yankton College Mrs Bates and daughter Jeanette in Redfield and son David in California Also remaining survivors include another daughter Mrs Gunderson Kansas City and the family notes Sophie Deland retires as Supreme Court clerk after 29 years Agnes O Keeffe to replace her as secretary to Judge J Clair Baith in Aberdeen
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Redfield
Carmen L. Bates
Redfeld
Ja Gunderson
Kansas City
David
California
Fna
Bates
Jeanette
Redfield High School
Sophie Deland
Supreme Court
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Agnesee
Way
Ees
W. Raisch
Mra
Anderson Quits UCC Position in South Dakota
May 1942 Aberdeen reports state unemployment official Anderson resigns from the South Dakota Unemployment Compensation Commission. effective date June. Anderson, appointed Sept 1939, leaves amid political shifts that moved control from Democrats to Republicans. He planned to start a general agency for Occidental Life in Aberdeen after resignation.
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Aberdeen
May W. Anderson
South Dakota
Jenior
Harlan J. Bushfield
Beckwith
S. KE. Se Uijer
State Employment Service
Anderson
Boethwith
UCC
Andeson
Brown County
Bushfield
Kaye
S. H. Collins
Siewert
Occidental Life Insurance Co
California
van Sivke
Russian War Advances Near Kharkov Amid Heavy Fighting
On the Kharkov front Soviet dispatches report Russians stormed and overran German fortifications north of Kerch, pushing invaders back as reserves were thrust into the breach. A German aviator hinted Hitler planned a swift withdrawal from Kharkov, a key winter defense base. The Crimea campaign saw Soviet losses and Mik leading to German claims of victory contradicted by Moscow. A Donets front struggle and 43 Soviet planes destroyed in three days marked ongoing attrition. A sale ad for mares closes the passage.
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Kerch
Kharkov
Red Army
Kharkev
Hitler
Kharkay
Stackhe
Kho
Fedor von Bock
Hit‘Jet
Crimea
Moscow
Sady
Berlin
Axi
Cis
Donets
Ukraine
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Rita Hayworth
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U. S. Army
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China War Zone
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