Hog Markets Dip at Armour Stockyards May 27
Armour Stockyards in Heron reports hog prices 15 to 25 cents lower on Wednesday with the extreme top reduced to 13.75. Long haul hogs steady gains of 6 to 10 cents per hundred. Cattle and sheep markets remain steady to weaker. fat lambs saw declines of up to 23 cents. Memorial Day operations ahead. stockyards open Saturday and livestock will be received and bought Monday.
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Huron Produce Market Price Report
The Huronite daily price report lists market values for heavy hens over 5 lbs heavy hens 4 to 5 lbs light and Leghorn hens heavy breed roosters Leghorn roosters butterfat No 1 No 2 hennery eggs No 1 No 2 eggs and gas as reported between 10 am and noon.
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Boston Wool Market and Sioux City Market Prices Roundup
On the Boston wool market light quarter bloods graded combing fleeces sold near 2 cents grease basis with limited interest in % blood fleeces. Territory % blood wools were quiet with a small sale of quarter bloods at about 5 98 cents. In Sioux City hens over one and a half pounds to four to five pounds sold at 16 to 17 cents, broilers up to 18 cents, eggs and butter prices shown for No 1 fancy creamery and related grades.
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Hog Market Slips as Hogs and Cattle Shift Prices
Chicago hogs fell about two cents amid resistance to price levels as dressed pork and lard ceilings loom. Cattle arrivals reached 15,000 head with bulls up to 15 cents, while fat cows and cuter cows weakened. hogs at St. Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City show generally lower bids, with varied quotations across weight classes and regional markets.
Watertown Produce Prices From May 27 Market Note
Watertown market report lists heavy hens over 5 pounds at 17 cents per pound and 4 to 5 pounds at 35 cents, under 4 pounds 13, Leghorn hens 33, heavy breed roosters 9, Leghorn roosters 9, ducks 83, geese 6, hennery eggs 31, No 1 eggs 27, No 2 21, butterfat No 1 37, No 2 35.
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Sioux Falls and Mitchell Market Price Notes
Sioux Falls prices for heavy hens five pounds and over seventeen. under five pounds fifteen. Leghorn hens thirteen. heavy cocks eleven. Leghorn cocks eight. ducks eight. geese eight. eggs numbers one and two at twenty eight and twenty four. butter numbers one and two at thirty seven and thirty five. Mitchell notes show hens five pounds plus sixteen. hens under five twenty four. Leghorn hens twelve. springs five pounds plus thirteen. Leghorn springs ten. young hen turkeys over seven pounds nineteen. old hen turkeys nine. old tom turkeys ten. ducks and geese ten. hens eggs twenty five. current receipts eggs twenty four. butterfat thirty four.
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Chicago Produce Wednesday Poultry and Butter Prices Report
Chicago May 27 prices for poultry show live hens breeds and weights with multipliers for 5 lbs and down and up to 12 Ibs for ducks geese and turkeys. color broken out by breed, roosters and leghorns. Butter receipts total 1,730,300 with price data noted as steady and creamery scores listed. other prices mostly unchanged.
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New York Produce Prices Mixed In Market Report
New York on Wednesday May 27 shows butter steady at high scores and premium marks around 37 to 38 percent with various scores listed. Frozen items include chickens and turkeys with mixed color grades and price ranges, while live poultry prices remain steady with some commodities unchanged.
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Futures market snapshot shows mixed early trading
The report lists Chicago May and November butter futures with prices around 38.05 and 37.05, notable shifts in the Stda- contracts, and June futures at roughly 96.75 to 30.75 as traders assess demand and supply signals.
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Markets At Glance New York May 27
Markets at a glance show firm tone in stocks with Motors and rails showing gains. Bonds steady, cotton improves with spot and futures buying. Corn steady amid heavy U.S. sales. hogs steady to higher with strong demand. cattle large supply with steer prices mixed and heifers and cows steady to higher.
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Chicago
Coverie Gorn
Wheat Futures Turn Higher After Early Decline
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets show initial losses, then gains as July wheat and other futures rebound from early lows. Reports cite favorable weather, crop progress, and purchases for government milling parity as factors. corn and soybeans trade higher on short covering and demand.
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Motor Stocks Add Strength To Market
Motor stocks sparked a modest buying revival in New York trading on May 27. Leaders added around two points as advances predominated in steels rubbers aircrafts and industrial specialties. Carrier stocks rose near the end as turnover approached 400000 shares.
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Closing Quotations in Market News List
A fragmented quotes list shows numerous company names and percent figures like AirReduc and AlleghCorp, with scores ranging from single digits to triple digits. The compilation appears as an OCR snippet of market or boardroom quotes lacking coherent context or complete sentences.
Italy claims torpedo hit on U S cruiser in Atlantic
Rome broadcast says an Italian submarine fired two torpedoes at a United States cruiser at dawn, claiming a 9,100 ton Pensacola class vessel was damaged while escorting a convoy. The claim follows a prior Italian assertion of sinking a U S battleship Maryland class and U S Navy reports of the destroyer Blakeley damaged in the Caribbean with crew casualties and missing members.
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Solons Struggle With Draft Issue In Congress Battle
Washington May 27 Congress pressed to resolve pay for service members with a proposal to set base monthly pay at 42 dollars, while some leaders push for 50 dollars. House votes to override military panels and back 50, Senate favoring 42. Debate centers on dependents' allowances and life insurance costs amid party pressure and political calculations.
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Rancher To Face Charge In Nebraska
Governor Bushfield today granted extradition of C. Roy Williams, operator of a Harding County dude ranch, to Nebraska where he faces forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses charges. Deputy Sheriff Ellingson authorized to move Williams from Sturgis jail to Seward after a hearing. Williams alleged to have cashed two worthless checks. Also in brief: hospital admissions include Mrs. Charles K. Phillips and others. dismissals include Glenn Iversen. Choir at Greco Episcopal Church to meet Thursday at 8 15 p.m. with boys and men rehearsing for Children’s Day.
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Stock percentages and brand listings from NorthAmer data
A dense list of company names and percentages including NorthAmer 8 North'nPac 54 percent OhioOil 7 PacLight 2548 PackardMet 2 PanAmAir 16 percent and others. The fragment reads like a market summary or stock table with many brands such as PepsiCo PennRR Sears-Roe USSteel WarnerPict Woolworth and YellowTr&C showing varied percentages or values.
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Yellowtr&c
Charges Levelled At CIO Officers Over Sabotage Treason
Washington May 2 The CIO officers were accused of sabotage and treason to the principles of labor in a resolution before the steering committee. The resolution named no one but referred to CIO president Philip Murray indirectly and cited a growing estrangement between Murray and Mine Workers president John L. Lewis. The two leaders shared a tense three hour dispute in a committee meeting, ending with Murray expressing emotional distress over the rift.
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Huron Pastor Re elected Leader Of Lutheran District
Rev. Walter Nitschke of Howard was re elected president of the South Dakota District of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Missouri Synod at Lake Herman. About 110 pastors and laymen attended. Other officers named were Rev. John De Wald of Tripp and Rev. Phil Mueller of Huron as vice presidents, and Rev. R. G. Dohrmann of Chamberlain as secretary. The meeting featured a district missions report by Rev. E. K. Hartenberger of Mitchell and a talk by Rev. Tr. Rehwaldt of Yankton.
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John de Wald
Tripp
Phil Mueller
Huron
R. G. Dohrmann
Chamberlain
E. K. Hartenberger
Mitchell
Tr. Rehwaldt
Yankton
Funeral for William Issenhuth Held at St Martin’s Church
The Rev Father William Issenhuth celebrated a requiem mass at St Martin’s Catholic Church for his father William Issenhuth an Huron attorney who died suddenly. Assisting were Fathers Joseph Reuter D Donovan and sermon by Father Joseph Veeser. Burial followed in Redfield Catholic Cemetery with four children present including Mrs Margaret Koepke and Martin Issenhuth.
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New York City
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Baise, Idaho
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Chicago
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Submarine Sinks New England Fishing Vessel in War Transit
Boston dispatch reports the first New England fishing ship sunk since the war began after shell fire from an enemy submarine. Survivors recount 60 to 70 shells, about 36 striking the 220 ton steam trawler. Captain Daniel J. Maher, 59, and 20 crew members were aboard. one man killed. The attack occurred near noon on May 17 as the vessel returned to sea.
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Pallbearers Named for Mrs Adda Doherty Funeral Service
Pallbearers Pallbearers for Mrs Adda Doherty include J F Buckmier Paul Ellis H C Whaley C B Dickinson Clarence Walker and G R McArthur. Services set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Welter Funeral Home with Christian Science rites. Burial in Riverside Cemetery family plot.
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Riverside Cemetery
Burns case updates and new charges filed
The report details alleged payoffs involving a 1000 amount and a 555 payoff charged to Douglas, plus a fourth charge against Douglas Hammerquist and Moodie for embezzling 7000 in a 3220000 bond exchange. Reuben Mauser at 991 Illinois Avenue Southwest is described as being in a Huron hospital at 10 38 p m Tuesday. The baby named Gordon Dennis weighed six pounds four ounces.
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Junior Red Cross Display Shows Student Favors
Junior Red Cross workers display cribbage boards joke books cross word puzzles and other favors in the former Woolworth building window. Miss Cleata Thorpe says items were made by students from grade schools to high school and will be sent to Fort Meade post hospital at Sturgis and Hot Springs Veterans Hospital for Fourth of July dinners. Shipping orders have already been received for part of the material.
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Mildred Terry Elected President Of Local Business Women
At the annual meeting of the Huron Federated Business and Professional Women's Club held in the Congregational Church dining room Mildred Terry was chosen president for the coming year. Other officers include Martha Folley vice president Lois Reinschmidt recording secretary Lulu Graves corresponding secretary Mary Churchill treasurer Miriam Jenkins district representative. Delegates and alternates to the State Convention in Sioux Falls June 9 10 11 were Este Hatfield Mildred Terry and Ann Kamen z plus alternates Lillian Massey Helen Habicht and Blanche Battin.
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Allies weigh fresh war plans as Somervell arrives in London
News wires report Allied leaders, including U S Army supply chief Gen Somervell, coordinating an immense supply effort for a potential expeditionary force. In Russia, Hitler claims encirclement gains near Kharkov while Soviet chiefs report stubborn defense and counterattacks. Luftwaffe bombs Southampton and Messina as Italian command cites damage and a US cruiser torpedo strikes.
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Annenberg Paroled From Lewisburg Prison
M L Annenberg publisher of Philadelphia, held in a major income tax evasion case, will be paroled June 11 for medical reasons according to the Justice Department.
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May Call For Draft Of Youths
Washington reports the administration considers calling 14 to 18 year olds into service. President Roosevelt plans a conference with Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey on changing the act to draft younger youths. Current law exempts under 20 but 18-20 must register June 30. Debate grows in Congress with senators opposing under 20 draft. A June 30 register is projected at about 3.1 million with 600,000 turning 20 since last draft.
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Shelveice Service
Survivors Of British Vessel Are Rescued
In Boston on May 27 six survivors of a British merchantman reported their vessel had been torpedoed in a Nantucket westbound convoy on May 32. Rescued by a U S Coast Guard vessel they said at dusk the next day attackers shelled two submarines surfaced nearby. They offered no judgment on the outcome.
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Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Showers expected today and tonight with fresh to strong winds 20 to 35 mph. South Dakota forecast calls for showers ending this afternoon, then storms west and central, spreading east this evening, with cooler air and strong winds tonight.
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FOR SALE ITEMS AND ROOM FOR RENT IN HURON AREA
Too Late To Classify MARTHA FISHER alterations no and women's clothing. AJl iyi sewing. Phone 536. COOL FIRST FLOOR furhis tee bedroom 965 Diinois S. WwW. Me Tivaine. HAVE PASTURE for horses or cattle near Huron P Box 673 Huron. FOR SALE Three piece bedroom suite complete with coil springs innerspring mattress 9x12 room and pad Terms cash Apt 3 of T Wheeler's. LEAVING FOR OMAHA ad morning room for three passengers Phone 2121. FOR SALE Piano a real buy 25 See William Evans Al
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