Market Gains Across Hog Prices Amid Mixed Livestock Outlook
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS Hu Yon May 22 hog prices rose 10 to 12 cents with tops near 9.50. Longhaul hogs up 5 to 10 cents for well conditioned stock. cattle steady to weak. sheep and lambs softening. Sioux Falls and Watertown reports show hogs 9.00 to 9.20, sows 8.60 to 8.85, cattle steady, veal and sheep mixed.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hu- Yon
Sioux Falls
Buichers
Watertown
Produce Markets Report From Huron and Nearby
Daily price ranges from Huron Watertown Mitchell and Sioux Falls markets dated May 22 show heavy hens and broilers by weight, Leghorn varieties, hens roosters and eggs with butterfat and cream prices, listing positions for Sioux City and Mitchell regions and noting market conditions.
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Huron
Watertown
Bionx City
Sioux City
Mitchell
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Midwestern Markets
May 22 reports from Paul Livestock and Sioux City market summaries show cattle demand steady to slow with steadier fed steers and yearlings. calves, heifers, and stockers mostly steady to higher. Hogs to 9.25 top in some lots. sheep and lamb prices uneven as supply tightens in spots. Markets note slow early trading but late strength in select weight classes and steady to weak dairy cow values.
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D. A.j
Ax Paul
South ST. Paul
FS. MN
Fey
Beazish
Sioux City
Chicago and New York produce prices and futures summary
Produce reports from Chicago and New York dated May 21 and May 22 detail butter cream cheese eggs and poultry prices, with receipts and scores for butter and cream, various grades of eggs, dressed and live poultry movements, and futures for butter eggs and storage standards. Prices show declines or steady levels with observed adjustments across regions.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
New York
Egez
Wool Market activity in Boston slows despite inquiry
In Boston on May 22 as part of U S D A coverage, combing wools continued to attract steady inquiry yet overall business remained dull. Buyers showed willingness to pay 90 cents secured basis but hesitated to finalize purchases.
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Boston
Markets Atliance NEW YORK May 22 stock and wheat report
Markets report from New York and Chicago noting lower stocks amid war news, steady bonds with U S government demand, quiet foreign exchange with gains in Canadian dollar and British pound, and easier sugar and cotton liquidation. Chicago wheat drops sharply on war nerves. hogs rise to top $9.50. cattle steady with high grade steers and fleeces moving in moderate volume.
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New York
U. S
RFC
Boston
Commission House
Chicago
iGrain Prices Hit Sharp Downturn
Grain prices fell sharply with wheat down about five cents a bushel and corn over two cents. A British air forces withdrawal rumor sparked selling then partial rally as defense concerns eased. May wheat closed 2 to 3 percent lower. corn, oats, soybeans, and rye also declined amid market volatility.
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Crete
Fter
Bearish war news drags Wall Street after Crete reports
Bearish war news weighed on the stock market as some traders cashed in on a two day rally. London bulletins about British fighters withdrawing from Crete sparked a downward flurry with losses around a point at midday. By close, declines eased and a few favorites ended higher. About 450000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Wall Street
London
Crete
Kenneth Martin Recital Pleases Huron College Crowd
Loftus Ward presented Kenneth Martin in a junior recital at Huron College chapel. The bass singer impressed with De Koven’s The Armourer's Song and Bells of the Sea, followed by four songs showing shading and range. Two trombone solos and Alene Gibbs accompanist contributions complemented a memorable evening of music and camaraderie.
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Huron College
Loftus Ward
School of Music
Kenneth Martin
Martin
Huron
de Koven
the Armourer
Robin Hood
Moses
Burtleigh
Densmore
Bateese
O'Gara
Clark
Mr. Martin
Shubert
Kenneth
Alene Gibbs
Grace Finley
Hong Kong
Teaure
E. R
Curb Market Snapshot From New York and Minneapolis
Curb close reported in New York with government bonds and stock activity. Government bonds and Treasury figures noted, while Minneapolis highlights bid and ask levels for bank stock as of May 22.
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New York
Curb
EI Bonds
Minneapolis
Asie
War spreads as Axis forces strike in the Middle East
British radio reports German forces may deploy a second airborne division and land tanks by sea. Iraq’s air arm attacked Amman, while Free French troops reportedly advance into Syria from Palestine. Crete may be the next step in a broader push toward Cyprus and a continental invasion.
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Berlin
Cairo
Baghdad
Iraq
Amman
Transjordan
Syria
Taq
Germany
BBC
Cyprus
Crete
Reuters
British New Agency
Tadic
France
England
Paris
Vichy
Walther von Brauchitsch
British Isles
Dover
Calais
Igoland
Bethune
Washington
United States
Martinique
South Dakota farms seen as good investment by farmer group
Edwin Fawcett of the Pawcett brothers advised that a young buyer with some capital could buy South Dakota farms from 7 to 12 1/2 dollars an acre with improvements and farm sensibly. He spoke at a conference of farmers from six production credit associations in central South Dakota and noted drought prompted diversification toward forage and cattle. Towns Aberdeen Mitchel Watertown Byron Pierre and Winner attended.
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Omaha
South Dakkota
Edwin Fawcett
Pawcett Brothers
Pierre
Huron
South Dakota
Production Credit Corporation
Gore
Aberdeen
Mitchel
Watertown
Byron
Winner
Highmore Men Fined For Catching Bass
Highmore men LeRoy Hamlin George Voelker and Floyd J Campbell pleaded guilty to possessing black bass and each was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 3.80 by Justice of Peace F E Saltmarsh after arrest Tuesday evening at Lake Louise northwest of Highmore by Deputy Game Warden I R Wiley of Huron. The open season on bass does not begin until June 15 in South Dakota.
Cooking School Showcases Festive Dishes And Awards
A cooking school day featured diverse dishes from corn bread dressing to veal rump roast with bacon topping. More examples included potato soup, Boston cream pie, gingerbread waffles, and gooseberry pie. The event ended with a gala display, garnishing by Miss Conklin’s team, plus awards and prizes for foods, cosmetics, and home crafts.
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Miss Conklin
Adeline Stohr
F. E. Kennedy
Allan Walker
Hazel Burrington
Boston
Myrtle Wilcox
5. G. Avery
Mary E. Klein- Sasser
Adolph Golub
Lloyd Lennox
Trisco
Robert Fair
J. C. Penney
Emily Conklin
Ann DeCiercy
Grace R. Connor
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Admittances include Charles Schleuter ja minor surgical Mrs L M Warner Forestburg medical Mrs A C Roeber Eulare minor surgical Mrs L L Hoffman Huron minor surgical Mrs A C Dubro Huron medical Jennie Farmer Hitchcock. Dismissals list George Kent Ladysmith Wis Mrs Kathryn Diehl Huron Kathryn Olson Virgil.
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L. M. ‘Warner
Forestburg
Medical
A. C. Roeber
Eulare
L. L. Hoffman
Huron
A. C. Dubro
Jennie Farmer
Hitchcock
George Kent
Ladysmith
Wis
Kathryn Diehl
Kathryn Olson
Virgil
James Lee 1892 Canton native dies in Huron hospital
James Lee a 4v year resident of Huron died at 2 48 p m Wednesday after an illness. He operated the Oh Laundry at 327 Southeast and had lived in the area since establishing the business. He was born in Canton China in 1892 and is survived by a son and two daughters in Canton China and Huron. Funeral services are set for Friday with E Wilcox in charge at Riverside Cemetery. John Peterson Andrew Phatrkoas and E present.
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Huron
Dieil — Hospital
Mr. Lee
Canton
United States
lanlYy
China
Welter
E. Wilcox
Riverside C
A. EB
John Peterson
Andrew Phatrkoas
Detention Reported For Zamzam Passengers
Fragmentary wartime note claims some Zamzam passengers may face detention by American authorities. It mentions German vessel origin and military context, with brief allusions to ambulances and quarters, suggesting tense treatment and potential release discussions.
Sunday School Rally at Tabernacle Friday Night
Sunday School rally at Tabernacle features the Huron Gospri Vir as hosts with programs for all ages. Under the direction of school superintendent Conklin the event invites the public to attend and participate in the sponsor program of teachers and staff.
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Tabernacle
Frvis P.m
I Conklin
Sunda
Micle
Kiwanians Host Ladies Night Guests In Huron Event
Members of the Kiwanians club plan a Ladies Night gathering in Huron with guests from the Corn Palace City. The event proceeds and details were announced this noon by EH H Cook of the Huron club. Visitors will attend the evening program starting around 3.
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Hsans T
Corn Palace
EH. H. Cook
Price fixing in farm commodities sparks senatorial probe
Senators probe government price controls amid talk of setting maximum prices for farm goods. Smith warns of autho rity to fix yarn prices as a first in farm commodities. Taft questions legality as price administrator dodges legal issues. Donations noted for parking ordinance violations in Huron court case.
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Mae Ree
Senate
Smith
Taft
Ohia Rvpu Ican
Huron
G. J. Kiel
FD. Lusk
Bigiwr
FEAR TANKER SUNK OFF LONDON AND CASUALTIES REPORTED
The Carnattian oil tanker Canadolite, owned by Imperial Oil Company Montreal, is said to have sunk off the west of Africa with a number of fan casualties. The vessel was overdue after arriving days prior. Also listed are various small ads for buying and selling goods, rentals, driving trips, and employment notices embedded with the news item.
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London
Africa
Imperial Oil Company
Montreal
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