Market News Sharp Hog Price Drop and Livestock Rates
Market report shows hog prices falling by 25 to 40 cents with top quotes around 5.30. Receipts at Armour Stock Yards and Sioux City listings reflect broad declines in cattle calves and hogs, with hogs mostly 25 to 80 cents lower and top prices for 180 to 270 pound butchers near 5.25 to 5.50. Receipts at Watertown show hogs 39 to 35 cents lower with top around 5.20 and cattle values easing across grades.
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Huron
Calle
Watertown
Sioux City
Ansiits
Produce Markets Sea- Huron Sioux City and Sioux Falls
Market reports from Huron Mitchell and Sioux City and Sioux Falls list produce prices for May 15. Hens over 5 pounds fetch 12 cents, Leghorn hens around 8 cents, eggs No 1 15 cents, No 2 9 to 10 cents, butterfat No 1 27 cents and No 2 26 cents.
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Huron
Ibs AG
Mitchell
Jierghorn
Sioux City
Livestock Prices Drop in Chicago Market Report
Hogs and cattle mostly fall 25 to 40 cents with steers and hogs down, fat lambs steady. Handyweight clips top near 5.85 to 9.85 for varying grades while cows and bulls soften, vealers ease, and sheep numbers shrink under lower bids.
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Chicago
U.S
Livestock Markets Report From St Paul Sioux Falls May 15
St Paul markets show cattle floundering with bids 23 to 50 lower for fed steers and yearlings, dairy cows steady, hogs 35 lower early bids, and lambs up to 9.50 on top grades amid overall weaker tone. Sioux Falls sale notes hogs 25 to 35 lower, cattle weak 25 lower, bids mainly softer across the board.
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St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Watertown and Chicago Produce Prices Reported
Market notes from Watertown and Chicago list heavy hens, ducks, eggs, butter and poultry prices. Prices include heavy hens 4 to 5 lbs at 18 cents, Leghorn cocks 6 cents, butter No 1 25 cents, eggs various grades, and poultry live prices for hens up to 7 pounds.
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Watertown
Gay
Chicago
New York Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices and Varied Grades
New York May 15 wholesale market report shows uneven pricing for produce and mixed color lots. Dealers note slight gains in some categories while others remain weak with several grade levels fluctuating and storage pack figures listed.
Markets At Glance Mixed Stocks and Commodity Fluctuations
New York May 15 mixed stocks with turnover around 4 million shares. Bonds lower on selected issues. Cotton weak due to liquidation, sugar heavy from hedging. Wheat down 10 cents. corn down 2.58 to 3.14. cattle and hogs down 25 to 40 cents. Live poultry firmer. Chicago futures show butter and standard prices with varied closes.
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Minneapolis
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Chicago
Wheat prices slide for second straight session on war news
Wheat markets in Minneapolis and Chicago fell as traders dumped large volumes amid pessimistic European war news. Prices closed at multimonth lows with No. 1 dark northern and other grades weak, while corn and rye also declined.
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Fieer
Chicago
Stocks Fluctuate On Active Market In War Boom
New York May 15 stocks swung widely amid heavy activity the most since the war boom began last September. About 4,000,000 shares changed hands, nearly 500,000 more than Tuesday. Steel, motor and aircraft shares led the advance while many leaders fell back.
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New York
Board Delays Action on Latham Proposals for City Schools
The board discussed President O R Latham of Iowa State Teachers College recommendations at the May meeting but did not commit to changes. Supt A J Lang outlined a special summer session June 10 to July 19 at the high school for fourth to eighth grade students to catch up half a year, aiding middle year graduation elimination. Vaccination talk by Dr E L Saylor closed the board’s departments with no changes. a market selloff and wheat price dip followed the session.
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Iowa State Teachers College
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A. J. Lang
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Ety School
J Emma Sunderman
Ruth Plummer
Eva Walker
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E. L. Saylor
Beadle County
Immunization urged for lower grade pupils amid school board notes
The board urged immunization for younger pupils as key to stopping disease spread. Four teacher picnic plans were shaped for the city system at the May 1 meeting. no picnic on May 22. Next winter coal bids to be opened in June. teaching supply bids to be opened by June. no action on filling teaching vacancies Tuesday evening.
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Lang
Legion To Elect New Post Officers
The American Legion William Reaves post will elect new officers Thursday night from a pre nominating slate. Officers begin their terms next fall. W L Weir will outline Memorial Day plans. Junior baseball and ticket sales are on the agenda with special entertainment and church serving by Webb Ainslie's committee. The meeting occurs at the Legion clubrooms tonight.
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American Legion
W. JL. Weir
Legion
Webb Ainslie
Legion Elusionms
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Mallon Baby Dies After Birth in May Homebirth
Clifford Harrison Mallon died four days after birth at home 1054 Montana Avenue Southwest weighing five and a half pounds. The newborn was buried in Riverside Cemetery Tuesday evening, as the child of Mr and Mrs Gal Mallon.
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Clifford Harrison Mallon
Gal. Mallon
Hiverside
Montana Avenue
Bird
War continued: British troops push through heat on long march
An officer described two days of marching in intense heat with soldiers carrying fluffed pompoms. He estimated at least 70,009 troops were seen on the march as Chey pressed on without turning back.
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Chey
Berlin War News Reports Naval Losses and Belgian Surrender Appeals
Berlin reports claim four ships sunk or damaged including two cruisers and one destroyer, with one merchant ship and four transports destroyed. German broadcasts urge Belgians to surrender, claiming Britain and France forced invasion through Belgium. Dutch presses celebrate rapid Nazi advances toward England’s doorstep.
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England
German Air Assault Scenario On England Described In Propaganda
The piece outlines a Nazi invasion theory involving 10,000 planes and rapid paratroop landings to seize England, with a focus on airbase seizures, bombing of infrastructure, and mass troop deployment. It also notes hospitals admissions and dismissals listing names and conditions for local casualties and patients.
General Improvement In S D Crop Conditions Noted By Laskowski
North Dakota crop update cites improved soil conditions and warmer weather. Economist Laskowski reports higher temperatures and sunshine aiding wheat and corn, with pasture growth and lambing progressing in northwest regions. Rain totals varied across the region, aiding late fencings and early gardens as seeding continues. Species like grain sorghum see activity while grasshoppers emerge in some southern counties.
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Ednamids
Lin
Round Table Parley Set For Friday
A roundtable discussion on the National Institute of Government will be held Friday night in the courthouse farmers assembly room. Participants include Mrs. P J Crowle Mrs J G Venables Mrs B J Gerhard and Miss Margeret Delaney. Sponsored by Beadle County Democratic women the event is open to all with focus on the South Dakota delegation’s Washington DC experience.
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Democratic Committee
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Flandreau and Canton Population Rise in Census
Figures from the census office show Flandreau Moody County with 2,197 residents, up about 13.6 percent from 10 1 or nearby. Canton and Luinealh County also reported gains, reflecting notable population increases in the region.
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Moody County
Luinealh County
Landreau
Paris Battlefront Shifts as Armored Swarm Threatens Sedan
Paris reports detail a large scale clash using armored cars tanks and air power as German forces threaten Sedan and push toward Liege Namur and Dinant. French commanders call the Meuse battle significant while Belgian defenses hold on the northern front and Maginot Line fortifications.
Washington plans huge arms buildup and expanded forces
Officials outlined a multi year program to produce critical equipment including semi automatic rifles tanks artillery and anti aircraft weapons for 750000 field troops and 250000 replacements at an estimated 265 million dollars within one to two years. The plan adds 15000 enlisted men to form another infantry division and trains 7000 more pilots for the air corps alongside accelerated warship construction and expanded naval air training. Seacoast defenses would strengthen in the continental US Panama Hawaii and Puerto Rico with 200 additional four engine bombers costing about 80 million dollars.
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Puerto Rico
Hays to Attend Son Leland’s Kemper Junior College Graduation
Mrs. B. F. Hays plans a Thursday car trip to Minneapolis to fetch her niece Mrs. Don Spaulding and baby daughter. They will travel next Sunday to Boonville Missouri for Leland Hays graduation from Kemper Junior College on May 23. En route home they will visit Mount Vernon and Musetine.
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Minneapolis
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Boonville
Cooking School Continues with Stage Food Demonstrations
A four day cooking school at the Huron Theatre featured a stage luncheon salad and a pageant of foods. Miss Conklin and Miss Adrine Stohr, Iowa State College graduates, led demonstrations for attendees as prizes and gifts were awarded to participants, including Mrs. H. L. Winton and others. The event highlighted varied dishes from ground beef to apricot muffins and Chinese fried rice with demonstrations by George Chitty.
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Sleeping room in modern home for rent
For rent room in a modern home at 619 Nebraska S W with phone contact 2320. Also mentions furnished house rentals and a seed protection plan with low per acre costs. Listed in a legacy classified style with multiple ad snippets.
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Nebraska S. W
Sheldon F. Reese
Nebraska
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