Market News Armour Market Steady Thursday
Armour market reports steady hogs and firm cattle values with top hog prices around 14.75 for over 140 pounds. Slaughter sheep rise about 25 cents, feed steers and yearlings 14.25 to 16.25, cows slower at 9.25 to 11.25, vealers firm near 15.00. Watertown and other markets show similar activity with mixed cattle and sheep prices and weekly gains in hog demand.
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Armours Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
St. Paul Livastock
South
ST. Paul
Sioux City Livestock Market Reports and Slaughter Cattle
Sioux City and St Paul markets report livestock trading with cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Cattle prices rise slightly for fat steers and heifers. hogs active at ceiling levels. sheep sales mixed with late natives up. Sioux Falls quotes show hogs near 14.25 to 14.35 and cattle steady.
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Sioux City
Huron Produce Market Prices Reported
Markets in Huron Sioux Falls Mitchell and New York Chicago list heavy hens leghorn hens and springs by weight with prices for butterfat eggs and poultry. Eggs and butterfat prices vary by grade across cities with general firm trends and unchanged ceilings in Chicago and New York markets.
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Huron
Honnery
Sioux Falls
Jeghorn Springs
Mitchell
New York
Chicago
Rock Springs
Wheat market slips after partial advance near close
Wheat rose early today with mill and distilling buying but late selling trimmed gains. Oats rye and barley followed wheat. barley cleared prior highs. Corn ration in week to Oct 2 was 13.9 compared with 14.0 last week. Wheat settled near 152 1/2 cents for December and May at 152 3/4.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Futures Market Report and Minneapolis Cash Wheat
Chicago grain futures open high and low data show mixed moves for May July and other contracts. Minneapolis cash wheat receipts to date indicate unchanged trading basis with several No 3 and No 4 grades quoted and No 1 red and amber durum prices noted.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Eerie
Markets At A Glance From New York and Chicago
Market notes record mixed movements with New York prices lower and leaders extending a downturn. Bonds soft rails under pressure while cotton remains quiet amid hedge selling. Chicago shows gains in mill goods and steady hogs cattle and yearlings, with top cattle at 16.75. Minneapolis futures list open high low close across wheat oats flax and feed barley, while Huron grain market lists No. 1 dark northern wheat at 1.28 and No. 2 at 1.27 with oats barley rye values following.
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New York
Dec
Minneapolis
Huron Ghaim
Tax Doubts and Peace Talk Spark Sell-Off in Market
The stock market fell on the largest volume in three weeks amid tax doubt concerns over potential stiff revenue measures. Investors trimmed accounts as talks of a three power conference in Moscow and peace issues weighed on sentiment. Early heavy trading gave way to slower activity, with declines of fractions to over three points and about 900000 shares changing hands over five hours.
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New York
Nct
Congress
The
Treasury
Moscow
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press Snapshot
A compressed listing of closing quotations for numerous corporations and brands including AmAirlines Boeing Allied entities and others. The data shows percent values next to company names reflecting closing price movements and market activity across a wide range of industries.
Madrid Report Says Nazis Looting Rome
The London Daily Herald, quoting a Madrid dispatch, said German troops were looting Rome on a wholesale scale, taking paintings, manuscripts, and art treasures to their headquarters. The report also claimed Pope Pius XI sent secret documents to papal nuncios to be opened if he is imprisoned.
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London
Net
London Daily, Herald
Madrid
Rome
Pius XI
Sister of Willkie Dies In Hospital
Wendel L. Willkie’s elder sister, 57 year old Miss Jule E. Willkie, educator, bacteriologist and linguist, died in Bridgeport Connecticut hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. She had been with an aircraft company in Bridgeport for two years.
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New York
Get
Jule 'E. Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
Bridgeport, Conn
Willkie
Bridgeport
Beauty Shop Sold to Vera E Wolker in Dakota Ave
Announcement states Vera E. Wolker of New Royalenta has bought the Beauty Shoppe over Humphrey's Drug Store at 2334 Dakota Avenue South from Mrs Lulu Gifford. Gifford will remain as manager. The name changes to American Beauty Shop.
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Vera’ E. Wolker
Vera E. Wolker
New Royalenta
Humphrey's Drug
Dakota Avenue South
Mirs
Lulu Gifford
American Beauty
Mra
Gifford
Wenset
Mey
Draft deferments by age and state shown in table
A Washington report presents a table of draft deferments by age and state. It lists figures by groups from 18 to 37 and breaks down the counts for Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota, with multiple age ranges and totals for each group.
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Washington
Maybank
Carolina
Wisconsin
Wit
South Dakota
North Dakota
Funeral Today For Major Hershel J. McKnight
Major Hershel J. McKnight, 40, died suddenly from a heart blood clot linked to wounds in North Africa. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. in the auditorium with Rev. Sterling Simmonson officiating. burial in De Smet cemetery. State College unit, Brookings, to handle military rites. Survived by wife Hilda Larson and two children Jimmy and Jean. mother died in Brookings last winter. Born in White, he graduated from State College in 1926 and taught at Platte and Webster. He entered service Feb 3, 1941, served Ft Knox, Ire, England, and participated in the African invasion. He was released from the Army Hospital at Springfield, Missouri, six weeks ago. He was to report to Ft. Knox Tuesday. Saturday he lectured teachers at the Normal Institute and hunted pheasants later that day.
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Maj. McKnight DE Smet
Hershel J. McKnight
Sterling Simmonson
the. Lutheran Church
Smet
State. College
Brookings
McKight
White
State College
Platte and Webster
Ft. Knox
Ire
England
Oran
Springfield
Normal Institute
Hilda Larson
Jimmy
Jean
Africa
Carriers Sell $976 In Stamps Saturday
War stamp drive by Huronite carrier boys raised 976.35 dollars in one day as part of Dimes for Invasion. Arthur Feick, circulation manager, notes total stamps sold to date reach 21,534.50 dollars with Donald Urquhart leading Saturday sales at 582 ten cent stamps.
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Inircy
Witnesses Describe Night Club Brawl Involving Hammond Booth
Testimony recounts Hopper fall after a fight at a Huron night club. Gascoigne says Hopper moved between booths, then Hammond’s booth. witnesses place 15 soldiers among 30 to 40 patrons. Several identifications and statements follow as defense and state witnesses describe the incident and prior drink-related behavior.
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Gascoigne
Hopper
Hammond
Detlef
Max Royhl
Foster
H M. Pierce
Mary Hansen
George Stevens
Beadley County
Frank Reed
Huron
Totes W.' Markey
Tom Luby
Larence Carlson
A. J. Larsen
Markey
H. Miller
Booth
Wounded Soldiers Speak At Salvage Meeting Tonight
Fragmentary OCR yields a local meeting note. Wounded soldiers speak regarding war production salvage. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a hotel or venue and a director involved in organizing the salvage discussion.
Hampshire Boar Brings $225 at State Fair Swine Sale
A Brookings owned Hampshire junior boar sold for 225 to Dale Anderson at the South Dakota Swine Growers Association sale held at the State Fairgrounds. The two day show drew 220 exhibits with strong bids but fewer buyers later, ending as the biggest swine event yet. Jay Welch served as secretary manager and Col John Hall auctioneer while Louis Thompson judged the event.
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Hampshire
Arley
Theodore Hull
Brookings
Dale Andersorrot Mitchell
South Dakota
Swine Growers “Association
State Fairgrounds
Clayton Stoat
KL. V. Gant
Geddes
Jay _L. Welch
Letcher
Col. John
C- Hall
Aberdeen
Louis_I. Thompson
Fair Grounds
Frank Hainer
World Series Baseball ledger partial recap
A detailed, fragmented box score narrative covers innings three through seven of a World Series game. Key players include Musial Kurowski Borowy Litwhiler and Crosetti with repeated mentions of Sanders Johnson Etten and Keller. Scoring moments noted include base runners advancing and a ground rule double by Borowy and multiple outs recorded.
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Cardinals
Musial
W. Cooper
Crosetti
Kurowski
Keller
Sanders
Borowy
Litwhiler
Crogetti
Marion
Brazie
Etten
Cardinal
Klein
Yankees
Crosétti
Teller
Johnson
Stainback
Kurowsi
Leinson
Bret
Bor
Johmson
Weni Tas Hos
Efroy
Lindell
Walker
Stimwess
Stirnwiss
Linde
Stirnweiss
Adier
Stimweiss
Keler
Southworth
Taveing
Howard
Krist
Gordon
Hirst
Harry Breecheen
Dickey
Ellen
Great Falls Meat Swap Echoes Inning by Infield Errors
A disjointed box score style summary details a baseball game with teams and players such as Grady, Dickey, Sanders, Brazie, and Musial. It notes late inning each side scoring including a pivotal eighth inning for the Yankees, a high attendance figure of 69,990, and multiple defensive miscues. The passage blends home front details on a meat loss with the ballgame narrative, creating a composite game card.
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Cardinels
Walker
Borony
Musial
Crasetti
W. Cooper
Johnson
Rass
Yankees
Gordon
Kurowski
Dickey
Klein
Etten
Marion
Short
Linsdell
Cardinals
Yankee
John Murphy
Ken O'Dea
O'Dea
Sanders
Lindell
Litwhiler
Huron College Choir Elects Montgomery
Huron College selects Montgomery Martella a Huron sophomore as choir president at Monday’s election. Sara Lyman Keldren is vice president and Viola Dugdale is secretary treasurer. Lyman is a junior and Dugdale a sophomore.
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Martella Montgomery
Huron
Huron College Choir
Sara Lyman
Keldren
Viola Dugdale
Miss Lyman
Miss Dugdale
Weather and local notices compiled for today
Weather data notes temperatures and precipitation with highs of 88 and lows of 50 from a year ago, plus historic high of 88 and low of 50. Forecast calls for slight warm-up east of South Dakota with modest temp changes in Huron. Hospital and classified notices list local names, medical staff, and ads for help and sales in Redfield and nearby towns.
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South Dakota
Huron
AP May Pass On New Members Court Says
A U S court upheld AP membership pass upon applicants but found by laws violate antitrust laws. A three judge panel gave AP 120 days to amend bylaws to remove admission restrictions while preserving local news exclusivity. Judge Swan dissented saying by laws do not create a monopoly.
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New York
Associated Press
United States District Court
Associated Pres. Kanadien Press
Sould Nethe
le. Hand
Augustus N. Hand
Jas W. Shaw
Swan
Washington
John Henry Lewin
Department of Justice
Hartt Funeral Friday Afternoon In Alpena
Alpena obituary for Mrs Albert Hartt 64 died Tuesday services set for 2 30 Friday Oct 8 at Alpena Methodist Church officiated by Dr J S Harkness Burial at Rest Haven Cemetery She had been an invalid for five years and was in a Mitchell hospital for two months
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Alpena
Albert Hartt
Alpeen Methodist Church
J. 5S. Harkness
Mitchell
Rest Haven
Hartt
Kiwanis Club Program Features Piano Solo And Song
Huron Kiwanis Club program featured Helen Grziewski on piano and Alice Quale singing. George Chitty outlined fire prevention methods for the audience.
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Entertain Kiwanis Club
Huron Kiwanis Club
Helen Grziewski
Alice Quale
George ‘Chitty
For Sale Items Include Shoes Boots and Rocker
Classified notice lists boys tennis shoes new rubbers boots size 6a and bowling shoes. Ladies leather pots size 6% and a wicker rocker offered for sale. Mixed items with limited details and partial condition notes.
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