Hog Prices Boosted 10-15 Cents On Monday Market
Armour Stock Yards reports hog prices rising by 10 to 15 cents with a top around 6.85 per hundredweight. cattle and sheep hold steady. Hogs reach new yearly high in Chicago trading near 9.25, driven by demand for larger weights. markets in St Paul Sioux City Sioux Falls and Watertown show varied moves with hogs, cattle, and sheep all active across regions.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hu- Yon
Chicago
Gwine
U. S
Colorado
St. Paul
Mit. News Soc
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
U.s. Dept. Agri
Watertown
Produce Market Price Ranges Across Cities Reported
The Evening Huronite details price ranges for Huron area produce markets, with hens, leghorns, and roosters listed by weight and breed. Additional reports from Sioux City Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown New York cover various poultry, eggs and butterfat prices, reflecting regional market conditions on May 19.
Markets At Glance War Slow Mixed Leads Shift
New York markets report mixed results with leaders shifting, most rails slipping while foreign exchange remains steady. Cotton rises on short covering and buying by mills and Wall Street. sugar sees liquidation offset by demand. metals stay steady as steel hits a new production record. wool tops improve on short covering. Chicago Wheat gains two cents with higher corn, hogs active up to 15 cents, cattle, steers and yearlings softening.
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New York
Wall Street
Egg and Poultry Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago and Sioux Falls market notes show receipts for butter eggs and poultry, with varied grades and weights. Listings include fresh eggs extra firsts and dirties, dressed poultry boxes fowls and turkeys with weight ranges, and live poultry prices by breed and region. multiple city reports dated May with price ranges and declines in some lines.
Watertown Produce Prices May 19
Watertown listing shows farm produce quotes for May 19 including heavy bred broilers 2 lbs and over at 17, Leghorn broilers 15, heavy hens over 3 lbs 14, hens 4 to 1 lbs 13, hens under 4 lbs 11, Leghorn hens 11, heavy bred old roosters 7, Leg hens roosters 5, Hennery eggs 22, No 1 eggs 20, No 2 16, butter fat prices 35 for No 1 and 33 for No 2, with additional weights or grades implied.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falla
Sioux Falls
Froduce
Mitchell
Leghorn Roosters
Hennery
Watertown
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Wool Market Shows Moderate Demand in Boston
In Boston on May 19 the department of agriculture notes modest activity in three-eighths and quarter-blood fleece wools. Bright three-eighths and quarter-blood fleeces traded mostly at 46 to 47 cents per grease pound, delivered from country shipping points. Heavier-shrinking bright fleeces sold at 4 to 46 cents. Demand remained spotty as buyers resisted recent price increases, yet enough activity kept prices firm.
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Boston
Wheat Prices Rise On Wheat Buying Outburst
An upsurge in buying lifted wheat prices near noon as Secretary Wickard signaled Roosevelt’s approval of the parity loan measure. May wheat hit 1.024, with early session gains erasing to near 2% higher than Saturday. Corn rose about 4%, oats steady to higher, while Minneapolis cash quotes showed varied basis and No 1 hard red durum figures across grades.
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Wickard
Roosevelt
Congress
Hs Cath
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Nook Mont
Minn.s. D
Guardsmen Ordered to Active Duty in New Call Up
President Roosevelt issued an executive order calling eight more air observation squadrons and an infantry and coast artillery battalion of the National Guard to active service. The order did not specify reporting dates. Included units mention the 124th Iowa and 125th Wisconsin squadrons.
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Coast Artillery Battalion
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Chicago and Minneapolis futures prices summary Monday
May wheat and corn futures show mixed closes with May at 9 9 4 4 and July near 9 74 percent, while oats and soybeans fluctuate. Lenders note varied open highs and lows across Chicago and Minneapolis sessions, with barley and lard futures listing multiple month readings and new and old contracts.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Ask Nee Aay
Stocks End in Deadlock as Market Dithers in New York
In New York on May 19 buyers and sellers failed to gain an edge with stock action swinging between sides. Turnover hovered around 225,000 shares, among the smallest full-session totals since 1916, asClosing quotations featured widespread, unsettled price shifts across numerous issues listed by Associated Press.
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New York
Solons Ready For Farm Revolt
In Washington on May 19, the House approved a price pegging loan bill intended to aid cotton, corn, and wheat growers. Senate support was strong, with leaders expressing plans to override any potential presidential veto. The measure carries $450 million in added farm payments and parity loan terms, while President Roosevelt weighs the policy against existing benefits and defense costs.
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Housevelt
Etlender
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Senate
House
Congressions
Roosevelt
White House
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Kas
Wickard
Great Britain
Congress weighs farm bill and budget tensions on page one
Congress discussions continue over the farm leaders confidence in a bill while Secretary Morgenthau hints at examining large non-defense expenditures in connection with the new task program. The House has not faced strong budget figures and has largely resisted administration requests.
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Dean Jaw
Morgenthau
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Coutra
Mrs John A Launspach Moves to Washington DC
Mrs John A Launspach of Salt Lake City Utah visits her grandmother Mrs Anna L Tams at 61 Colorado Avenue Southwest. She leaves Saturday night for their new home in Washington DC where Mr Launspach has a civil service post. Enroute she will visit relatives in Lamaspeca Beige. Miss Dorothy Kelly of Huron accompanied her.
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John A. Launspach
Washington, D. C
John A. Laach
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anna L. Tams
Colorado Avenue
Funeral today for Louie Dehney in Alpena
Funeral services were held at 2 pm in Kinyon's Chapel for Louie Dehney of Alpena with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Dehney, a pool hall operator, died by suicide Friday. He was born April 1 1988 in Howard Maryland and lived in several states before settling in Alpena. Surviving are six brothers and four sisters, with several preceded in death.
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Louie Dehney
Alpena
Riverside Cemetery
C.E. Wilcox
Huron Methodist Church
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Howard
M. D
Miner
Sanborn
Huron
Beadle County
Will
Ft. Rock
Ore
Emil
Robinson
N. D
John
Bismarck
Julius
Wessington Springs
Fred
Oldham
Jacob
Katherine Unger
Hilca
Wis
George Newman
Oscar Greene
Fedora
Minnie Triplett
Strikes and Defense Tensions Shape Labor Talks Across Sectors
L Olson appeals 1700 strikers to resume work for national defense while machinists refuse to bow to broader talk. AFL leaders split over yard operations as CIO mobilizes against pickets. Coal wage talks see a daily rise from 5.60 to 7.00, with a defense mediation board predicting settlements in coal and shipyard disputes.
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L. Olson
AFL Machinists Union
John Frey
AFL
Metal Trades Unions
Mervyn Rathbone
CIO
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Defense Mediation Board
State Bankers Hold Meeting Here Sunday
Suwee wan ves site Dunners once r ested in operating branch banks met in Huron yesterday on call of Supt. Erling Hauge to discuss plans for uniform bookkeeping systems to aid in making state reports. There are 21 branch banks in South Dakota, and applications of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Plankinton to establish a branch at White Lake and of the Bank of Lemmon to establish one at Bison have recently been approved. Final action on the reporting system will be taken at a meeting of the state banking board later in the month.
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Dunners
Huron
Erling Hauge
South Dakota
Farmers and Merchants State
Max Coursey Rites Held At Alpena
Funeral services for Ella F. Max Coursey Pounce were held in Alpena Methodist Church with Dr. C. E. Wilcox officiating. Burial in Alpena Cemetery with full military honors by the American Legion chaplain Jack Garrity. Coursey, born March 29 1897 at Virgil, served in World War I and died in Toledo Oregon. He married Elsie Plate Scholtian July 36 1921. they lived in several states before settling in Toledo Oregon. He is survived by his wife, sister Mira Dean Coursey and one granddaughter Jay Ann plus other relatives.
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Max) Pounce
Toledo
Ore
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Huron Methodist Church
Alpena
Jack Garrity
American Legion
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Virgil
Elva
Nellie Coursey
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U.S. Ca
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Shan
109Th Freign Corps
Camp Cody
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Poor
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Ron
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Cal
Poe
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Mira Dean Coursey
Usbal
Jay ‘Ann Ant
Orega
Sis Athena Ey F. Couteey
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Sia Mis Bat M Co
Webster
Vies
Egyptian Vessel Sails East Africa for African Fronting
A vague note on a ship from Page One describes an Egyptian vessel continuing operations toward East Africa in broader African fronting efforts. No clear dates, names, or specific actions are provided in the fragment.
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East Africa
Traffic Offenders Of Every Variety On Week End List
Traffic offenders of all kinds were listed by Huron police on the week end blotter. Violations ranged from driving while intoxicated to parking infractions. Vern Stevens 157 Street Southeast pleaded at municipal court and was fined 80 dollars with a one year driving ban. Marion Thompson was cited in a companion case and Foster passed appeared next Saturday. Virgil pled guilty to a charge and was fined three dollars. Others included Arthur Haw, H. R. Fi, Fred Lyons, Kermit Hanson, and George L. Ols for various offenses such as failing to stop, illegal parking, and obstructing traffic.
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Huron
Ratson
Kermit Hanson
Woo
George L. Ols
Howard S. Smith
War News From Europe and Middle East Ties Up the Front
Reports from Baghdad say Iraq air force bombed British ships at Basra and hit a garrison near Habbaniyah airfield cutting reinforcements. British aggressions and French-German talks color the scene as Hess’s case gains momentum in London and Berlin denies mass arrests.
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England
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France
Philippe Persin
Petal Dénia
Levant
Rejan
Berlin
Paris
Rudolf Hess
London
Tuebrer
United States
Germany
Hess
Card Of Thanks To Mr and Mrs Maynard Grooms Max Coursey
Our sincere thanks express our deep gratitude for the beautiful floral tributes sent by Mr and Mrs Maynard Grooms and their daughter Jayann, in appreciation of our loved one.
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Maynard
Max Coursey
Jayann
For Sale Items in a Small Classified Section
A reader advertises a Black Setter Dog and an Irish setter mix ready for fall hunting, plus a three room furnished apartment at 856 Wisconsin, a used automobile coupe, a Belvinator appliance, a Spotted Shetland pony, a registered Hereford bull, and a leafy cane option. Contact details reference 1314 Third Street and Frank Curtis Jr seven miles west of Virgil.
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Beach
Wisconsin
Aldrich Bros
Virgil
Frank Curtis, Jr
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