Hog Market News at Armour Stockyard Huron
Hog prices slipped Thursday with a top around 13.20 per hundred for early bids. Long haul hogs showed strength with 10 cents per hundred gains. cattle remained steady to strong while sheep and lambs held near 18 to 18.75 per hundred. Cattle and calves were steady and unchanged.
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Armour Stockyard
Huron
Butchers
Ters We As
Canners Weameeewweee Sane
Ood Choice
Eas
Watertown
Nevile Ye
Produce Markets Huron Market Prices Show Large Swings
The Byron Cree EE and Chicago Futures ranges dominate the report with beans soybeans rye oats and flax listed across multiple months. Prices vary by grain and by delivery month with lettuce or eggs not present and no clear single item dominating the session.
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Huron
Chicago
Ney
Hennery
Ilguly
Minneapolis
Lleas
Hogs Open Lower In Chicago Market Report
Hogs prices fell below 14 dollars for first time since July with hogs 15 to 25 cents lower. Cattle demand steady though top offerings few, sheep and calves mixed with active trade in some lines. Multiple regional quotes show varied steers, heifers, and bulls with price ranges and load lots across St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets.
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Chicago
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Fed -State
Mkt. News Soc
Huron Grain Market Report Mixed Wheat and Soybean Quotes
Huron grain market notes oats steady with slight rye drop and soy bids weaker. Wheat prices firm for No 1 dark northern and No 2 dark northern while Minneapolis receipts show mixed demand. flax No 1 quoted around 240 to 241 with uncertain futures and light trading activity referenced.
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Huron
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls and Watertown Prices Reported for Produce
Sioux Falls and Watertown markets publish poultry and eggs prices for November 12, listing heavy hens and leghorn varieties by weight, eggs No 1 and No 2, and butterfat grades. Mitchell and New York reports include turkey hens and toms, with several weight bands and underweights, while Chicago notes live poultry prices with hens and turkeys and market firmness.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
New York
Chicago
Wool Market Report and New York dairy prices noted
Scattered wool sales at Boston include Montevideo weights 56s to 53s at 92 to 1.05 dollars per pound, with Texas wools steady. New York dairy items show butter firm on 2 day receipts of 1,257,125 pounds, cheese at 823,338 dollars, eggs 27,124, and varied refrigerator and white goods prices with several percent ranges.
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Montevideo
New York
Millers complain over wheat prices
Chicago reports grain trade quiet as mills press for subsidy details. Traders note rains trimmed wheat and corn gains, while government plan to release grain to ease flour prices looms. Futures show limited movement with old-crop gains aiding rye and corn.
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Attun
Tion
Stocks Move In Br Narrow Price Range
New York November 12 1918 stock market closes with mixed leichte gains and losses amid pre Armistice Day holiday session. Prices moved in a narrow band as war era stocks struggled to recover and peace issues attracted modest demand. Transfers ran around seven hundred thousand shares with several year highs noted in Columbia Gas Standard Oil American Can and International Harvester.
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New York
Columbia Gas, Standard
American Can
International Harvester
Dorothy Swenson Accepted in WAACs
Dorothy Swenson, employed at Standard Oil offices here, is accepted into the WAACs and will visit before leaving.
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Secret North Africa Mission Reveals Allied Spy Network
General Eisenhower recounts a covert mission in French North Africa three weeks before the invasion. Major General Mark W. Clark led American officers who met French allies, gathered critical military data, and escaped after police warning. They exchanged signals, hid in a wine cellar, and fled with papers and gear lost at sea during a perilous exit.
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North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
French North Africa
Phillips Oppenheim
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Clark
Asis
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Clarke
Syi
Mem
Mf Morgenthau
Six Year Old Dies of Gunshot Wounds
Leland Kilber six year old son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Kilber lived on a Watertown area farm died instantly Wednesday afternoon when struck by a .22 caliber rifle bullet accidentally discharged while being held by his older brother Donald The ball entered the left side of the body and the accident occurred in a field Funeral services scheduled Friday afternoon at St Martins Church Watertown authorities noted no further details available
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Leland Kilber
Edgar Kilber
Donald
St. Martin's Church
Funeral Saturday For Harry Hanson
Funeral services for Harry Hanson of Willow Lake who died in Huron hospital will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Welter Chapel with Rev. H. L. Rudy of the Seventh Day Adventist Church Watertown officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers are Albert and Louis Sommers Clifford Tendeland Leon LeClair Roy Keating and Frank Jansen. Hanson’s daughters Mrs Ruby Heater and Garnett Hanson of Stockton California and his son Maynard in the U S Army at Newport News Virginia will attend. his sister Mrs Elia Burgeson and family of Springfield Minnesota are also here.
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Huron Hospital
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Riverside Cemetery
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Louis Sommers
Clifford Tendeland
Leon LeClair
Roy Keating
Frank Jansen
Hanson
Ruby
War Labor Board Jurisdiction Confirmed in Newark Strike
A mediation panel ruled that the War Labor Board has authority over city labor disputes across the United States including municipal workers under the wage stabilization order of October. The decision recommended reinstatement for 400 Newark Department of Public Works employees discharged after a six day strike, with two of three members signing the report.
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WLB
Washington
War Labor Board
United States
Newark
N. J
Police Hunt Man Who Sold Bike Not His Own
Police seek a man who sold a bicycle belonging to William Pierce son of the city engineer to Ivan Stock owner of the White Bell phant Store. The bicycle missing Tuesday night was recovered Wednesday. Stock said the son gave the name Albert Smith. A check for 18 dollars made out to Smith was cashed Tuesday night at Streeter's Service Station 408 Wisconsin Southwest.
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Pierce
Ivan Stock
Birks Recovering After Hunting Accident
Birks is recovering after a hunting mishap in Evanston Illinois where pellets from a shotgun struck Fred W Birks and embedded in his head and arms. Attending party members included John Longstaff and Ralph Longstaff.
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Clark mission returns plans for French North Africa
Clark's mission brought back complete plans for all French military installations in North Africa. It details dispositions of friendly troops, numbers of troops and equipment, and arrangements for airfields outside Algiers to be handed to American air forces as soon as landings began.
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North Africa
Algiers
Regional Poetry Society Meeting At Byron High School
The regional South Dakota Poetry Society holds a Saturday meeting in Byron High School room 212 with the SD Education Association. Teachers and writers welcome to attend exhibits, state contest info, discussions, and officer voting starting at 3 30 BR. Reverend Herty of Weslington Springs will speak on poetry.
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Byron High School
Herty
Wessington Springs
Inauguration of a Campaign to Reform Hiring Policies
Congress considers a campaign to make employers align hiring with manpower policies, with possible compulsory controls if voluntary methods fail. The plan calls for further civilian production cuts, higher productivity by suspending hampering work rules, and drastic reductions or elimination of work relief employment.
War news on Nazi redeployments and Turkish alignment
Reported shifts show two score Nazi divisions withdrawn from the Soviet front as German trains move toward Italy and the Balkans. Paris Radio cites Porkey ordering Turkish forces to join units, signaling possible land bridge to the Middle East. Turkey and Russia reportedly exchange new messages of friendship.
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Convoy Under Fire Near Strait of Gibraltar
Escort warships drove off Axis planes as heavy surface units formed a barrier over the Mediterranean. The convoy pressed on under darkness toward Gibraltar amid bursts of cannon light and tracer shells, with no major threat from U boats or bombers and officers briefed on a declared objective in the Strait region.
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Corn Yield Soars in South Dakota This Year
South Dakota reports a corn crop twice last year’s size and exceeding the 1930-39 average. Forecast yield is 103,624,006 bushels with 35.5 bushels per acre, the best on record. Sorghum grain also hits a record 4,609,000 bushels, while weather and labor delays slow overall farm work.
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South Dakota
Federal Crop Reporting Service
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Jones
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admitted: Emil Egeers Huron surgical Ralph Schley Bryant medical Susie Dracy Wessington surgical Charles Dean Huron minor surgical Dismissed: Mrs W Wipf and baby daughter Huron Mrs Leo Heppler and sah Wolsey
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Weather Notes And Classified Snippets From Huron Area
Weather data shows temperatures and precipitation for the period, with readings for today and year to date. Forecasts indicate mild conditions in South Dakota, minimal changes in Huron, and tonight’s low around 29 to 30 degrees with fresh winds. Classified items include rental ads, a government radio school enrollment notice, car for sale, and lost items.
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ad _ Huron
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