Market News Swine market opens uneven at Armour stockyards
Hog prices opened uneven at lower and closed steady to weak. Receipts 400. Cattle and sheep markets steady on Monday. Native lambs and slaughter lambs show little action. ewes in the 3.75 range. Dairy cows active. shippers' cows around 3.0. Sioux City report notes cattle 2,100 and calves 125, hogs 1,800 with prices trending steady to down. sheep 1,300 with undercurrent weak and ewes 2.50 to 3.50.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Bio
City
Sioux City
D. A
Produce Markets Huron Produce Market September 21 1939
Huron and nearby markets report prices for dairy, poultry, eggs, and livestock. Listings include Fairmont Cheamery, Gold Medal, Model, and Gagnon dairies with butterfat quotes, hogs from 6.00 to 7.15, cattle and lambs trading higher, and Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell Sioux City and New York practice figures for poultry eggs and butter.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Les
Bierre
Rapid City
Lys. Pierre
Mitch
Pierre
Marvin Hughitt Hote
Stocks Rally but Lose Most Of Gains
New York stocks moved into rallying territory with steel shares leading, but gains were trimmed by profit taking. Traders bought favorites for potential overseas conflict benefits, while early bids suggested cautious optimism amid peace talk and war fuel in coverage of French leaders.
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New York
Wall Street
Dulagier
St Paul Livestock Market Report Tuesday Oct 10
South St Paul cattle and sheep sales showed 2,900 head of cattle with ranges from good to choice steers 9.50 to 16.50 and grass cattle weaker. Fed heifers scarce, beef cows around 6.00, canners and cutters 4.75 to 9.75, bulls strong. Calves 1,900 dealers steady to strong with most good to choice 9.50 to 50. Fogs reduced bids, salable 7,800 with 6.75 for 220 to 250 lbs. Sheep salable 3,800 with early supply noted.
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St. Paul
Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
Markets at a glance show stock activity mixed as war speeches rally leaders but rails inch head. Foreign exchange steady with sterling lower. cotton sugar and metals firm. In Chicago futures wheat and corn higher on short covering, cattle steady to 25 higher, hogs steady to down. Butter and eggs firmer with limited change in poultry and other prices.
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New York
Nemonds
Chicago
Wheat Prices Lifted Two Cents in Chicago Futures
Chicago market reports show buyers regaining control as grain pits rose over two cents per bushel. Weather prospects and improved securities buoyed trade while Daladier speech and crop report fueled short covering. Minnesota cash grain notes list No 1 dark northern and mixed durum bids with varying premiums and prices.
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Chicago
Methodist Board Elects Officers At First War Meeting
At the first official Methodist Church board meeting of the new war, Dr. C. E. Wilcox was named chairman with T. W. Loder as vice chairman F. M. Bindenagel as secretary and a George Green George Wagner and George Green named to the finance committee. The board authorized purchasing an organ for the church and named the music committee as purchasing agent.
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Methodist Church For the New War
Wesley Ll
C. E. Wilcox
T. W. Loder
F. M. Bindenagel
George Green
George Wagner
George Ing
British Navy Tightens Watch After North Sea Threats
First four weeks of war saw 72 sightings and 34 attacks, with British observers insisting many strikes were successful. Kingsley called latest British planes superior to German counter parts as Royal Navy heightens vigilance in North Sea, Kiel Canal, and Baltic amid claims of German harassments. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs. Howard Paul and several others from Huron and surrounding towns.
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Kingsley
North Sea
Royal Navy
Kiel Canal
Baltic
Hitler Repeats Nazi Confidence Says War To Bitter End
Adolf Hitler pledged Germany would fight to the bitter end if peace offers are rejected, declaring readiness for peace but vowing continued struggle if Western Allies refuse. In Berlin, he opened the Nazi winter relief campaign, urged unity, and asserted Germany’s resolve to live in its living space. Two new reserve classes were called up and a mass repatriation plan raised questions for millions outside the Reich.
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Hitler
Germany
Louis FP
Lochner
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
I. Reichfohrer
Reich
Fuehrer
Poland
Speetspalast
Ersatz-Reserve Zwiland
Lanewehr
Gay
Free water policy and WPA projects dominate city meeting
City commissioners, after a brief session on October docket items, discussed continuing free water with no changes to minimum charges in the downtown district. City Manager Sears reported on WPA aid projects including airport mat course completion at W. W. Howes Municipal Airport, a new lighting project, and a roofed grandstand at Ravine Lake baseball park. Work progresses on drainage, a new pipeline to Irvine Lake, sidewalk repairs, and ongoing sewer projects. Also reviewed were South Dakota Public Utilities Commission truck rulings and upcoming tax abatement actions.
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Sears
W. W. Howes Municipal
Commission
Ravine Lake
James River
Rairvine Lake
WPA
Xead
South Dakota Public Utilities Commission
Jat
Grain Samples Sent To Waubay Game Refuge
Grain samples of wheat, corn and rye are sent to the state AAA for grading and moisture testing to qualify for farm storage under the commodity loan program, then turned over to Waubay game refuge officials to feed ducks and pheasants this winter. About 400 bushels moved in six weeks, reflecting strong farmer participation and a flood of loan applications.
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State Aaa
Waubay
Alred R. Barnes
State Aaa Committee
Barnes
Crate
Dental Offices Looted Here
Tangible clues eluded investigators as three Huron dental offices were looted over the weekend and an attempted break-in occurred at a fourth. Losses totaled about 40 dollars in dental gold and cash across Dr. E F Wipf, Dr. Hagman, and Dr. Youel offices, with Dr J A Spink and others spared. Fingerprints on a dust-covered door-sill at the Youel office offered a meager lead in the case.
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Paulice
E. F. Wipf
C. F
R. A. Hagman
Dakota Avenue
South
G. LA. Youel
K. of P
Jay A. Spink
Hagman
Youdl
Hunting Licenses Available At Huron Businesses This Year
Hunting licenses for the 1929 season may be procured from Huron business establishments this year. Earl J. Pellent, deputy state game warden, announced licenses are available at Myers Corner cigar store Waiver Hardware Company Berger's Garage and the Silver Gardenware Company. Licenses also may be obtained at Beadle County treasurer's office in the courthouse or from any game warden.
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Huron
Earl J. Pellent
Myers Corner
Waiver Hardware Company
Berger's
Sliver Gardeware Company
Beadie County
Corn and wheat production forecasts from October report
Washington report shows corn production at 2.592 billion bushels and total wheat at 739.445 million bushels for the year. Forecasts compare to last year’s 2.542 billion corn and 936.802 million wheat, with ten year averages provided. Also noted is R J Bakewell of Swanson Bus Line fined $10 and costs for speeding after being stopped near Wolsey by State Trooper Thompson.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
R. J. Bakewell
Swanson
Aberdeen
C. N
Bakewell
Wolsey
Marion Thompso0
Boateh
Thompson
Warships Under Way and Delicate Talks Across Europe
Reports say warships are under way or about to start. conversations proceed between Soviet leaders and Lithuania and Turkey representatives here. A German trade deal is discussed. talks with Finland to begin. Sweden reportedly bought 102 war planes and 10 torpedo boats from Germany. Russia engages in diplomacy along its western frontiers while Kremlin remains opaque.
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Lithuania
Turkey
Germany
Moscow
Sweden
France
Britain
Russia
Baltic
Black Sea
Kremlin
Recreation Center to Open at 255 Dakota Avenue South
The recreation center is set to open on November 1 at 255 Dakota Avenue South. Dr J Tschetter served as presiding officer at the October session in Mayor Charles R Kent’s absence.
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Dakota Avenue South
J. §. Tschetter
Charles R. Kent
Elections Close Wednesday Four More Meetings Set In Beadle County
Beadle County agricul tural conservation program group advances as four more community meetings are planned to finish organization. Committeemen alternates and delegates are chosen in Whiteside Allen Wolsey Huror Fairth Fowa Zowensite Wessington Wa Township areas with county convention set for October 17 to elect the county committee and prepare for participation.
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Beadle County
Whiteside-Allen Township
Ers
Ernest Ely
Wolsey
Eayl E. Fritzsche
Wessington
Robert A. Judgeman
Fritzsche
Henry W. Bischof
Huror
Er L. Walters
Choi
Vicerman
John Baney
J. V. Tyrrell
J. J. Mailer
Tyrrell
Fairfeldows
Bischofé
Walter Elion
Wessington-Wa Township
Clifford Fenner
William Meyers
Hrerus Nettinga
Carl Larson
Erion
Geiegete
Fenner
Fairfield School
Banner
Brock Schwil
Broadland Club Plans Pheasant Feed Meeting
The Broadland Sunshine Club held a final meeting at Mrs Heit Houck home with Mrs Roy Seeman assisting. Mrs Whitaker presided as president and plans were made for a pheasant feed on October 27. After a social hour, refreshments were served by Mrs Mary Harrington assisted by others.
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Broadland Club
Broadland
Broadland Sunshine Club
Heit “Houck
Roy
Classified fragments from a midwest town paper
A garbled classified page lists items and notices including WANTED help and a single man seeking steady work, sale items such as a Model Uged for 75 dollars, a 1946 Chevrolet dual wheels listing, a furnished four room apartment, and a 640 acre farm for rent with livestock and pasture. Contact details hint at multiple addresses and phone numbers.
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Fairmont Cheamery
Old Roosters
Gagnon
Mon- Gay
Rangers
Theowouts
Watertown
Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Swift and Company
Farmers Union
Buture
Minneapolis
First
Tate
Northwest Banco
Huronghain
Montana
The
Associated Press
Alaska
Nash-Kelv
AmPow&Lt
NatBiscuit
AmRad&St Sli
NatDairy Pro
ATREP
NatDistill
AmTob
Amv
Audit&’S
Auref
Avia Corp
BardenLovo
Bal&Ohio
Barnsdall
BendixAvia
BetllSteel
BoeingAirpl
Borden
BorgWarner
Briggs
NatSupply
NoAmAvia
NorthAmer
Nock
Radio
Rep. Motor
JiepSteel
Reptobe
Schen Dil
Sears-Roe
Servel
Shell Uni
Simmons
Sovony Vac
SouthPar
Southway
Sperry Corp
SpiegelIne
StandBrands
StdGas&Hipf
Cal
Usgypsur
Cities Service Ltd
Bond
C U
BONDS
Treasury
Home Owners Loan
Methodist Board
Howard Paul
Victor Larson
Manchester
J. L. Foxton
William Jaeschke
Julien Larson
Erwin
Jukie Pullman
Cavour
Kay Loutsh
Hese
Werd Zink
Wessington Springs
Ae Erwin
Johnson
Melvin Elvaker
Lake Preston
Sam Wipf
Betty
Jane
Dan Chambers
Jacquelline Lee
John Hanson
Woonsocket
Jerome McGuire
Albert McCarthy
Gary Hase
He Everett Wyand
Oral Teccks
Bancroft
Gerald Bedcow
Terry Fierce
Harvey Wicks
Carpenter
Walker
AAA
Kansas S. E
Mylo
Sheldon F. Reese Eley
I. M
S. W
Wisconsin
3Rd St. S Inquire Royal Hotel
Hanson's Sprtials
Lb. W.butz
Phi
Redfield
Twin Cities
Rvin Huchitt
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