Armour Stockyards Market Report Thanksgiving Week
Armour Stockyards Eaton reports hogs down 25 cents with top butchers at 32.90 and sows 32.85. Cattle and sheep mixed as buyers wait. cows and stock calves listed with varying prices. slaughter hogs show marginal declines while long haul hogs add 10 cents per hundred. Market notes indicate Thanksgiving day closure and no live buying.
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Eaton
Chicago
D. Aj
St. Paul
St., Paul
Fed
State
Mkt
Huron Produce Market Price Report
Prices reported daily by telephone to the Evening Huronite list heavy springs and hens by weight, with ranges for leghorns, roosters, and butterfat, plus eggs. The page includes hogs, cattle, and sheep market notes from Chicago, St Paul, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls, with regional price quotes and daily totals.
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Hennery
Watertown
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Leghorn Springs
Shen
Nery
Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Markets at a Glance Wheat and Corn Mixed on Pressured Rails
Markets at a glance show wheat and corn mixed as bonds stay steady with some recovery. Rail shipments large while hogs and cattle trend higher. beef tonnage remains small. Wheat No 1 dark northern around 97 to 125, corn trades near 83 to 90, oats around 49 to 53, soybeans near 160 to 166, rye and lard futures also quoted with varied results.
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Lee
Chicago
Corp
Minneapolis
Minneapo
Bard Mont
S- D
Wool Market activity drives bids on covert cloth
US USDA reports requests by the Quartermaster Corps for bids on orders of cloth from domestic or foreign wools. Wools of all grades above 44s dominate Boston market today with a trend toward 64s or finer. The government seeks 2,250,000 yards of covert cloth with bids due by November 30.
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Boston
USDA
Quartermaster
Flour revival boosts wheat and rye prices in Chicago
Wheat advanced nearly half a cent while rye rose about seven tenths of a cent as flour sales revived in Chicago on November 25. The activity touched off gains in grain futures with December prices mostly unchanged, signaling cautious activity across key markets.
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Chicago
Poata
Stock Prices Rise and Fall in Uneven Trading Session
New York November 29 Prices hardened in some market sections while many issues fell back. Early weakness in steels and aviation shares suggested waning war demand, rails steadied after a soft spell, and overall turnover around 500000 shares remained below week-ago levels. Closing quotes show irregular shifts with both gains and losses among listed companies and sectors.
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New. York
Industrial League To A Bowl Friday
Industrial league plans a bowl Friday event with ample enthusiasm. Officials confirm schedule details and urge community attendance to support local teams and festivities.
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Industrial
Plan No Import Canadian Wheat Plan No Import Canadian Wheat
U S officials say no plan to import Canada’s 460 million bushels of wheat and 300 million bushels of feed grains thisyear A shift in domestic production could alter needs next year and officials note tariffs block cross border movement and Canada was urged to boost grain output for potential future use
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Agriculture Department
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Simmons to Return to Sea Duty After Recruiter Stint
U S Navy recruiter Simmons received official orders to report for carrier duty in Quincy Massachusetts. He will depart from Huron December 2 by car to Charleston where his wife will live during his absence. Simmons, a 22 year veteran born in Brigham City Utah, previously served on the U S S Yorktown sunk in the Pacific last summer. Homer T Burt will succeed him as chief recruiting specialist, formerly of Lincoln Nebraska, after Simmons helped drum out about 300 local men for service.
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Fifty Million Can't Be Wrong About Bonds
Washington report notes public sentiment on bond drives as women advocate support while service members and firemen express varied views amid wartime finance efforts.
Carrier Corp. Worker Pleads for Faster War Production
A War Worker and father of a fallen son writes to Carrier Corp. workers urging urgent production. Arthur Hocking appeals to stop long war postponement thinking, urging completion of refrigeration machines for the synthetic Turber program this month, and to keep portable cold storage running 24 hours. He admits sacrifices but says delay costs lives and asks workers to act now with slogan Lets Get It Over Quick.
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Arthur Hocking
Som
Hardy
Ae Garnder
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Anti-Peddler Law Test in Pierre Trial
The case of Lilian Lampert, 21, Cohagen Montana, tests the Green River license law for peddlers in Pierre. Lampert argues she was distributing Jehovah Witness literature rather than selling, while prosecutors allege evasion of the $5 license fee. Also pending are charges against Iris Woodall Forbes North Dakota and an associate.
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Yivelihood
American Legion
Iris C. Woodall
Forbes
N. D
Women At War Bond Sale Totals Reach $9 018
The Minute Women of Huron report $9,018.75 in war bonds and stamps sold this week to fund a $40,000 tank for armed forces. Mrs A H Worrall, city chairman, announced the drive. About 150 volunteers operate stamp and bond booths in local businesses and more help may be needed Friday and Saturday. Citizens may contact Mrs Worrall, Mrs Stratton or Mrs Walker at 2900 to join.
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A. H. Worrall
Sale of F G Series Bonds Discontinued After Dec 1
War savings staff announces the sale of series F and G bonds will end after December 1. Deputy administrator Elmer Rustad from Sioux Falls states these bonds were issued to organizations institutions and government bodies as well as individuals. Orders must reach the Federal Reserve by Sunday.
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Elmer Rustad
Sioux Falls
Federal Reserve
Sund Ay
Weather Summary and Court Fine Report
South Dakota weather forecast colder today with scattered snow flurries in the east. Fresh to strong winds today, diminishing tonight. Huron area sees snow flurries and colder conditions with 20 to 35 mph winds. Minimum tonight around 15 to 16 degrees. The page also notes a $225 fine for O Weese of Illinois for related liquor sale charges.
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Huron's
Recommend Delay of Gas Rationing
A House Committee urged delaying gasoline rationing for six months in all or part of the unrationed area. Representative Ren Anderson of New Mexico led a bipartisan caucus and disclosed findings from a House Interstate Commerce Committee hearing.
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House
Ren. Anderson
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House Interstate Commerce Committee
AFRICAN WAR REPORTS TUNISIA OPERATIONS AND GERMAN REINFORCEMENTS
French patrols in southern Tunisia under Gen Henri Giraud report ongoing scouting against German infiltration as British and Allied units expand a protective screen near Bizerte and Tunis. Axis reinforcements reach Gabes and Sfax while German plans aim to link coastal roads with Tripoli. A separate note mentions a Maple Leaf Garden war fund meeting and an insurance firm suit involving Robert P. Wuerfel.
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Weekend Visitors From Emery and Parkston Attend Visit
Visit in Hitchcock reports Sam J. Decker of Parkston and Mr and Mrs Dave Decker with children Arlis Jean and Robert from Emery as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bode Decker. They joined Walter Heather family in Wessington and ASA Fryer of Boland also spent Sunday together.
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Dave Decker
Arlis Jean
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Emery
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Walter -Heather
Huron Medical List Includes Several Surgical Names
A fragmented medical notice from Huron references Bancroft minor surgical cases and several surgeons including J Si Mantel Wolsey Floyd Lee Glenn Johnson Arlington Barranger and Melvin Gatzke. Dismissed names suggest changes in staff or patient records in the filing.
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J. Simantel
Wolsey
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Johnson
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Barranger
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Corn loan rates announced for South Dakota
Government loan rates on 191 crop corn in South Dakota will average about four cents higher than 1941 rates. Acting chairman Aled L. Johnson said county rates in commercial areas will range 73 to 79 cents per bushel, outside areas 57 cents. The 1942 program mirrors last year except for a 10 cent rise in storage payments. storage begins January 1944 with up to six cents per bushel potential. Apply through county offices.
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Whipping Cream Placed Under Ban By WPB
The War Production Board bans distribution of heavy whipping cream to households retailers restaurants and institutions to conserve fluid milk. Coffee cream remains allowed. The 19 percent milk fat cap applies to producers except for state allowances up to 21 percent in California Minnesota Montana and the District of Columbia and 23 percent in Nevada.
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Barnes Speaks on Meat Diet and Prices at Lions Club
E. Barnes Armour Company local manager addressed Lions Club luncheon Tuesday discussing meat in the American diet and factors behind price fluctuations.
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Thanksgiving Service At Mt. Calvary Church
Special thanksgiving services will be held at Mt. Calvary Ev Lutheran Church at 20:45 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day the pastor will preach on a theme from 1 Chronicles 29 2013 The public is invited to attend these services. Also notes of furloughs and visits from Reginald Tollefson Portland Ore and Louis Johnson Port land and Camp Hood Tex with families and addresses listed.
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Coast Guard Man Returns Home From Visit
PFC Ralph Tisdel of the U S Coast Guard returned to San Francisco after a ten day visit at his parents home 654 Nevada Avenue Southwest Sunday his brother Corp James C Tisdel arrived on 43 hour leave to visit them at Lincoln Air Base Lincoln Lab.
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Ralph Tisdel
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James C.tisdel
Auron
Tigdeig
Lincoln Air Base
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