Market News Hog and Sheep Pricing Report
Hog sales slow with 9 000 head available. Bood and choice 200-270 lb butchers steady at 13 45. Good and choice 180-200 lb scarce at 13 45. Weights above 270 lb largely 5-10 lower. 280-300 lb 41.00. 11 40 300-230 lb 10 70 11 00. 330-360 lb 10 40 10 75. Sows steady to 10 00. Estimated holdover 3 000. Sheep 1 200 available and no early action anticipated into Wednesday. Fed wool lambs 15 00. Pelts prices listed 13 25 14 50.
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Chicago
Urban
Colorado
Los
California
Armour Market Steady Across Hog Cattle Sheep Traded
Armour Market at Stockyards Huron May 25 shows hog prices steady and cattle and sheep markets unchanged. Watertown Livestock reports hogs steady to 10 cents lower with butchers 10.80 to 13.10 and sows 9.70 to 10.00. Chicago Livestock notes dull trading with mixed cattle and sheep values and larger volumes on Wednesday.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Watertown
Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Producing Centers
Activity across Huron area markets and surrounding regions shows varied poultry and egg prices. Huron reports include hens and roosters in multiple weight classes, with other centers like Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and New York Dairy showing current price levels for butterfat eggs and poultry products.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Mixed at South St Paul Sale
May 25 report from South St Paul shows cattle supply limited with steers and heifers mostly steady, bulls strong to 23 higher, vealers and calves firm to steady, hogs 11 000 head steady to higher with few heavy weights, sheep market not established, multiple price ranges across classes and grades.
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South ST. Paul
Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report May 25
Sioux Falls market summary shows hogs at 18.20 top with bulk 12.00 to 13.20 and butchers 10.00 to 13.20. Cattle, 600 head, steady to strong with highest quotations unchanged.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City Iowa cattle market shows demand broad with steady to strong tendencies for slaughter steers and cows. Feeders scarce, bulk medium to good fed steers and yearlings quoted 14.50 to 16.25, 1050 lb yearlings at 16.00, top beeves around 16.60, and heifers 12.50 to 15.75 with cann ers 7.00 to 9.00.
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Sioux City
Liestock
B. Beeves
Good Crop Outlook Upsets Grain Trade
May grain futures firm with mixed sentiment as rains eased declines from good crop prospects. Wheat July up 1 8 to 1 9, oats July up 7 to 7 5, rye July 1 to 4, barley July down 1 to 1 0. Barley weak while wheat and oats gain on renewed buying. Minneapolis cash wheat receipts show No 1 heavy dark northern bids at 145 to 163 cents per bushel.
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Tye
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Grain futures and commodity quotes notable shifts
The market report lists corn, oats, barley and rye prices with percent changes and futures figures for Chicago trading. Wheat and rye futures show daily highs lows and closes, with May June and Sep contracts highlighted amid steady trading basis.
Minneapolis grain futures report from May market session
Minneapolis grain futures show mixed results with rye and wheat contracts listed for May and September. Data includes open high low and close figures across several months, indicating fluctuations in prices and trading activity.
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Minneapolis
Stocks Generally In Bull Market Trend
New York traders saw scattered gains in preferreds and industrials while many leaders failed to sustain the bulge to the highest average since March. The market remained bullish with earnings and dividends supporting some positions. Low priced issues including oils drew activity as volume neared 600000 shares. Mixed allocations persisted through the session.
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New York
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A compiled list of closing quotations showing varied percentage figures for numerous corporations and brands such as AlleghCorp AmAirlines GenElec GenMotors IBM TimRolla and USGypsum, with values ranging from single to triple digits indicating closing or adjustment rates. The list includes automotive, steel, telephone, and consumer goods firms and spans diverse sectors.
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AlleghCorp
LockhdAir
AlChDye
LoewsInc
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MsckTrack
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Martgico
iamiCop
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Akianna
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Colgatpalup
ComSouth
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Homestake
WestUnion
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IntHary
Woolworth
IntTel&Tel
Youngsh&t
Mrs Castle Receives $3600 Award After Court Ruling
Mrs Floyd M Castle of Huron receives a total 3600 dollars including 409 dollars interest after court affirmations of a 3000 dollar award for her husband Floyd A Castle who died December 18 1998 in a Chicago and North Western Railroad shop incident. Tom Luby represented Mrs Castle in the case.
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Floyd M. Castle
Huron
Floyd A. Castle
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Castle
State Industrial Commission
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Tom , Luby
Mra
De Gaulle Accepts British Invite to Discuss French Aims
Gen Charles De Gaulle accepted in principle a British invitation to London to discuss French administration amid the expected battles on metropolitan French territory. He will prepare a general agreement on pending bones before proceeding to London for talks.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
French National Committee
London
Smallest Quad Dies in London Birth Tragedy
London reports the death of George the smallest of the quadruplets born Monday to Mrs Daisy Max Wife and an RAF flying officer. The loss occurred tonight as the family mourns the infant among the newborns.
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London
George
Daisy Max
RAF
American air strikes widen reach to Marcus Island and Wake Island
American forces pushed into Japanese held zones after bombarding Marcus Island 1200 miles from Tokyo then moved 300 miles southeast to Wake Island with 150 tons of bombs.
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Washington
Haiding
Marcus Island
Tokyo
Wake Island
WRC Convention Opened In Huron With Leaders Named
Women’s Relief Corps from South Dakota gather in Huron for the sixty first annual session. The opening agenda includes welcoming addresses by Mrs. Anna Troupe and Mayor J B Tschetter, a business session, and state officer introductions. Notables arriving include Mrs. Sarah Trotter and many past department presidents and delegates from Sioux Falls Pierre Brookings Aberdeen Parkston Mitchell and other cities.
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South Dakota
Huron
Anna Troupe
Huron Corps
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Mary Chapman
Watertown
Marvin Hughitt
Sarah Trotter
Sioux Falls
Bessie Kirkpatrick
Pierre
Lucia Watson
Peace Department
Neva Porter
Milbank
Ellen McClintock
Brookings
Anne Olson
Grace
Harold Bell Wright Dies in California at 72
Harold Bell Wright, once the nation’s most read novelist known for The Winning of Barbara Worth and The Shepherd of the Hills, died in La Jolla California at age 72 from bronchial pneumonia. He retired in 1934 and is survived by his widow Winifred Mary Wright and two sons Gilbert Munger Wright and Norman Hall Wright. Born in Rome New York on May 4 1872.
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California
San Diego
Calif
Barbara Worth
Winifred Mary Wright
Gilbert Munger Wright
Maltbu Beach
Norman Hall Wright
New York City
Wright
Rome
N. Y
War Foods to Cut Offices in Major Reorganization
The War Foods Administration plans a nationwide reorganization cutting state and area offices from 240 to about 65. Officials said the change aims to reduce expenses and create a more efficient administrative setup, with at least one office in each state.
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Washington
War Foods Administration
Division of Distribution
Yugoslav Front Rages as Germans, Chetniks Clash
London May 25 The irregular Yugoslav front erupts in mass battles with many Germans slain. Tito headquarters reports Germans and Chetniks wounded on the borders of Montenegro and Sandjak, with fierce fighting across Croatia, western central Bosnia and Slovenia as Germans hold defensive positions.
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London
Josip Broz
Tito
Montencero
Sandjak
Croatia
Bosnia
Slovenia
Last Unmarried Keys Quad To Wed Soldier
Oklahoma City May 25 The last unmarried member of Oklahoma's celebrated quadruplet sisters plans to wed Sgt Jack P. Anderson of Plano Texas June 9 ending a romance that began at Camp Hood Texas last year when she served as an army hostess The Keys known as Oklahoma's bunch of keys were first in medical history to reach maturity born June 4 1915 at Hollis Oklahoma
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Oklahoma
Camp Hood
Tex
Sheecame
Jack P. Anderson
Plano
Baylors University
New York
Stan Tilayer
Oklahome
Hollis
Okita
Divorce Granted After Lengthy Battle In Huron
Lucille Estes of Huron wins a divorce from Vernon Estes on grounds of cruelty with custody of two children, home and furnishings awarded to Mrs Estes. Alimony set at 10 dollars weekly until the older child turns 18, then reduced to 7 until the younger child turns 18. Judge Boyd M Benson authored the ruling.
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Circuit
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Lucille Estes
Huron
Vernon Estes
Estes
Max Roghi
Harold W. Markey
Demand for reprisals over killing of 47 officers by Nazis
Lord Vansittart told the House of Lords the reported killings of 47 British officers at a German prison camp amount to murder and demanded a postwar trial for all German camp personnel. He dismissed the pretext of attempted flight, urging an inquiry and warning of Nazi accountability. Britain also probed a Stockholm report of 2700 Allied prisoner deaths at an unregistered camp near Bremen and 27 Britons shot at Granden on the Vistula.
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House of Lords
Britain
Switzerland
Stockholm
Bremen
Granden
Vistula
Tule Lake Shooting Fatal To Nisei Man
Tule Lake California May 25 American born Japanese man Py Shichi James Okamoto thirty died today from a bullet fired yesterday by a military police sentry at the Tule Lake segregation center The War Relocation Authority said four blood transfusions were given the wounded man after surgeons operated Nearly fifty men stood ready at the center hospital to donate blood Lt Verne Austin commanding the project’s military detach ment named ward of investigation The eye witness account from an unidentified civilian Caucasian employee said the guard warned Dont get out of that tuck Then the Jap stepped out and was shot after a brief exchange with the guard who said Dont come any closer The guard drew back and fired The incident centers on a disloyalty inquiry involving persons of Japanese descent.
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Tule Lake Segregation Center
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Center Hospital
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Ward
Butt End
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Russian Troops Get New Battle Warnings
Moscow radio says Red Army massing on the eastern front to begin a new offensive soon with orders to liberate Soviet territory and other European nations from German occupation. The communiqué notes sporadic Nazi thrusts and Red reconnaissance activity. Hospital admissions and discharges list numerous local residents by name and home town.
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Red Army
Moscow
Russian Communique
Red
100 Plus Octane Gas Advances Yankee Airpower
Washington May 22 The United States unveils a 100 plus octane gasoline boosting aircraft performance Ralph K Davies deputy petroleum administrator for war tells Congress this new fuel gives sudden bursts of power and speed, widening the performance gap between American planes and enemy forces
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Uncle Sam
Ralph K. Davies
Congress
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Davies
Rocket Firing U S Planes Destroy German Sub
The Navy disclosed that rocket firing planes attacked and destroyed a German Uboat using a new Navy developed projectile. Grumman planes located the submarine on the surface and attacked without damage to themselves. Lieutenants Leonard Ford and Willis Seeley received Air Medals for the action.
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Navy
Grumman Aven- Boers
United States Navy
Department
Leonard L. McFord
Baltimore
Willis D. Seeley
Huntington
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Battle Casualties Rise to 206227 in U S Report
Washington May 23 The new U S casualty tally stands at 206227 with 161113 Army personnel and 45114 Navy casualties. Army totals include 28058 KIA 764 wounded ? Missing 31779 prisoners. Navy shows 19546 dead 12589 wounded 9626 missing 4454 prisoners.
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Navy
Americans push toward Rome amid German reinforcements
In Italy, Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark reports three mile gains in the first day and a half after breaking the beachhead perimeter. American forces have taken 1,109 prisoners and push on toward Rome while German reinforcements move from northern Italy to counter the advance. Allied air units observe German troop movements as resistance stiffens along the perimeter. Devils Tower reaches over 20 million years in age reference appears in nearby text.
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Cisterna
Italy
Rome
Mark W. Clark
Letter-Writing Campaign To Nazi Prisoners Seen
Washington reports from May 25 describe testimony on the War Agencies appropriation bill. Byron Price notes a German mail effort to prisoners in the U.S. and the censoring task of his office. Draft inductions are forecast to average 117 237 monthly for the new year, while age and manpower limits are discussed. Coastal defense vigilance is urged amid ongoing wartime security measures. Brig. Gen. Charles D. Young cites progress against the black market.
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House
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Price
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Hemingway injured in London car crash
Ernest Hemingway, American author and Collier’s magazine correspondent, sustained head injuries in a car crash in London. Doctors reported no fracture and he was not in apparent danger after a possible minor operation. His wife Martha Gellhorn was due to arrive from the Mediterranean theater.
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Ernest Hemingway
St. George’s Hospital
Hemingway
Collier's Magazine
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Collier's Star
Britain
Mediterranean
Divorce Granted for Evelyn Huddleston in Huron Suit
Evelyn E. Huddieston of Huron has been granted a divorce from Tin A. Huddleston of Seattle on desertion charges. Decree by Circuit Judge Boya M. Benson notes marriage at Northwood Town on January 11, 1940 and no children.
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Huron
Tin A. Huddleston
Seattle
Boya M. Benson
Huddiestons
Northwood
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