Market News Advance Prices On Swine Market
Armour Stock Yards Hur'n Oct 13 prices on butcher hogs up Friday with 5-ib advance on sows top 6.85 receipts 500 cattle steady Friday lambs 25c higher fed heifers above 10.00 cows 5.00 75 cutters 4.00 75 stockers and feeders scarce few sales common and mediums 8.75 7.75, choice 9.00 up. A salable hogs 2,000 mostly 30-20 higher top 7.10 200-270 lbs 7TAO IN 169-200 lbs 6.40 good sows 8.10 35 stacks 6.00 down feeder pigs 6.00-6.25. Salable sheep 1,500 early fat ibids steady good and choice up to 9.25 best around 9.50 fat ewes slight change 400 down load 97 Ye fed shorn lambs bought to arrive. Representative sales Sioux City Oct 13. cattle
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Armour Stock Yards
Hur
Fairmont Creanery
Farmers Union
Buttertat
Chicago
St. Paul
Fed-State
Mit News Soc
Produce Markets Show Prices and Friday Sioux City Listings
Alfalfa notes from Huron and Sioux City markets dated September 21, 1939 and October 13 report lamb prices, ewes, hogs, poultry, eggs, and butter rates. Entries include market items from Huron Produce Market and Sioux City Produce with No. 1 and No. 2 butterfat grades, egg case lots, and assorted live stock weights and price ranges.
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Huron
Swift and Company Poultry and Egg Product Listings
A catalog listing from Swift and Company outlines pricing and categories for poultry and eggs. It specifies heavy hens 4 percent pounds or over and under 41 percent, Leghorn and heavy breed springs with weight surcharges, plus Old Roosters, Eggs No 1 and No 2, Butterfat No 1 and No 2.
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Swift and Company
Hog Market Steady to Higher in Chicago Trade
Hogs were generally steady to 10 cents higher with a top of 7.55 in active trade. Cattle and calf sales showed limited strictly choice steers around 10.25 with several loads 9.65 to 10.15. Fat natives and lambs sold firm to steady, with lambs reaching up to 10.00 and heavier stockers very slow.
Livestock Prices Mixed As Markets Open Friday
St Paul and Sioux City reports show cattle sales steady to down with grain fed cattle lower and grasses steadier. Hogs rise slightly with top around 7.00 for 160 to 260 lb. sheep and dairy cows mixed, springer cows 65 to 80, common cows down to 55,00. Buyers and sellers wary as calves and stockers see uneven activity.
Poultry and Dairy Prices Ranging in Chicago and New York
A fragmented June to October market summary shows varied poultry weights and breeds with free market prices for hens and leghorns, and steady to firmer buttercream, cheese, and egg receipts in Chicago and New York. Eggs and poultry terms are listed with No. 1 and No. 2 grades, while butterfat figures and car shipments are noted alongside market status.
Markets At Glance New York Oct 13 192x
Irregular early rally in bonds with a mostly low trend. Foreign exchange shows a sharp drop in sterling. Cotton remains narrow with foreign buying and hedge selling. Sugar trades uneven with market support. Metals steady as imported silver advances. Wool tops show a reactionary move with Boston selling. Wheat declines while corn is steady to lower. Cattle steady and hogs gain up to ten cents.
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New York
Commission House
Boston
Wheat market slips on European unease and mixed prices
Wheat prices fell from early highs and closed fractionally lower than Wednesday with traders awaiting clearer Europe related signals. December and May contracts showed small declines while oats edged up slightly as securities markets echoed the uncertain outlook.
Wheat and futures slide amid Chicago markets report
Chicago futures show wheat and corn movements with Dec and May contracts. Minneapolis cash prices for No. 1 heavy dark northern and No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4 wheat grades are listed with premiums for protein content and durum milling grades. Minnetapolis cash close notes overall receipts and quotations for various wheat categories and related grain prices.
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Minnespalis
Minneafglis
Montana
Choite
War Buying Barrage Consists of Duds
New York stock market opened with a war buying barrage led by steels chemicals and aircrafts as prices advanced briefly before quickly pulling back. Trading activity exceeded 750 000 shares as investors took profits amid hopes armistice might be arranged, leaving final prices ragged and uncertain.
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New York
Bulee
Closing Quotations From The Associated AirReduc Scan
A scrambled OCR list shows closing quotations across many companies and tickers. Entities include Alaska dan, Loews, AlleghCorp, MackTrk, AmCan, NatDairyPro, AT&T, Anaconda, NYCentral and others with varied percentage figures, suggesting a market snapshot or compilation of closing prices or changes from multiple firms and sectors.
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TradeCare
MackTrk
MarshField
AmCan
MontWerd
Morrel()Co
MurrayCorp
AmLoco
Nash
RatBiscuit
NatCashReg
AmSmé&Ref
NatDairyPro
At&t
NatDistil
OMB
AmWtWks
NatPw&Lt
AmWoviPf
NatSupply
Anaconda
Nycentral
Sees Success In Boy Scout Drive Heads Urge Cooperatio n
General Chairman H H Cooks reports progress on the 1939 Boy Scout finance campaign as it nears its windup. He urges Huronians to donate and canvassers to continue reaching undecided contributors to meet the goal, stressing youth guidance amid a tense European scene and praising the Boy Scouts of America as America’s youth movement for citizenship and tolerance.
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H. H. Cooks
Ers
Gouck
Boy Scout
Europe
Boy Scouts of
Finland Holds Line Amid Wartime Mobilization
Finland imposes wartime measures to mobilize citizens for national defense as Baltic neighbors brace under Russian influence. Foreign minister vows to resist dictation and maintain independence while mediation efforts continue in a Chrysler-CIO UAW labor dispute. Stock listings from Minneapolis and New York reflect market turbulence amid the unfolding tensions.
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Kremlin
Finland
Detroit
Chrys- Led Corporation
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Friday the Thirteenth Weather Hits Huron
Friday brings a mixed pattern to Huron with snow flurries and near freezing temperatures. A Thursday night snower adds moisture while forecasters expect partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies and a slow rise in temperature per the state Weather Bureau forecast.
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Snorer
Lic City
Cimare
State Weather Bureau
Two Allied Ships Go Down In Atlantic
New York dated October 13 reports two allied ships sunk in the Atlantic. The 5,202 ton British freighter Heron’s Pool was torpedoed, with 36 crew, one rescued by the American liner President Harding en route to aid the other. The French tanker Emile Miguet, from Houston with crude oil, was found aflame with the crew missing.
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New York
Atlantic
President Harding
Herons Pool
Emile Miguet
Houston
Tex
Methodists conference renames to Dakota Annual Conference
The Kan sas City United conference changes name to Dakota Annual Conference of the Methodist Church. Dr Harris Franklin Eli of Garrett Institute gave an address and Bishop Magee led devotional sermons. Richard Baker of Union Theological Seminary spoke as highlights. A resolution urged Congress to retain the embargo act and oppose its repeal, deeming war abhorrent. Herbert Parish cited Minnesota liquor losses and unemployment linked to alcohol.
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Kansas City
Dakota
Methodist Church
Harris Franklin
Eli
Garrett Biblical Institute
Hyanston
J. Ralph Magee
Des Moines
Richard T. Baker
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Embergo
Congress
Herbert H Parish
Minneapolis
Minnesota Temperance Movement
South
Roosevelt Plea Aims To Bridge European Disputes
Roosevelt reiterated readiness to aid Europe in reaching a general understanding on economic and disarmament matters while stating the United States has no wish to be drawn into European political quarrels. He noted prior overseas requests and cautioned against entanglement in European power struggles.
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Germany
Roosevelt
Abtroad
United States
Europe
Taft urges Congress to stay in session on European war bill
Speaker taft warns that passage of the embargo repeal should not be seen as approval of entering the war. He argues the President will face risks to democracy if America becomes involved. He notes correspondents favoring peace while noting shipments to England and France include steel and machine tools for weapons.
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Taft
America
Congress Taft
Congress
Europe
England
France
Rhine river breaches hit by爆 media report
German communiqué says breaches along Rhine river ridges were dynamited yesterday. The action, described as advancing from Alsace Lorraine toward southern Germany, followed a series of maneuvers and affected strategic ridges. Several targets were reportedly struck with explosive charges in the operation.
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Fieblin
High Command
Tery
Sfareen Hack
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
British Patrols Sink Two German Submarines
Two U boats were sunk today by British navy patrols. Returns from Chicago indicate Mrs. Belle Newton, manager of the Bonnie Belle Beauty Shop, spent a week at the Bay dressers convention.
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Chicago
Belle Newton
Bonnie Belle Heauty
Mrs. James Gugin Of Near Sheffield Dies
Mrs. James Gugin dies at her home near Sheffield after three years illness. Born Cora Mae Adams August 28 1874 in Merrick County Nebraska she married James R Gugin April 27 1898 and moved to Beadle County in 1910. Survived by husband three sons Earl Glenn and Lester daughter Mrs LeRoy Dickerson and two daughters Mrs Merle Baker and two sisters. Legal services Sunday at 2 pm at Chapel burial in family plot Cavour cemetery.
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Sheffield
Cora Mae Adams
Merrick County
Nebraska
James R. Gugin
Beadle County
Omaha
Jerome Peck
Clerks
Neb
Cavour
Salvation Army Tag Day Planned By Local Girls
The Salvation Army conducts its annual doughnut tag day to support the 1933 campaign. Junior High School girls under Principal G G Bell will canvass from 8 am, assigned to posts at stores and corners with numerous volunteers listed including Ruth Smith Doris Inson Dorothy Link Mary Adams and many others.
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Doris Inson
Dorothy Link
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Luia M. Hilton
Kateryn Sampson
Juanita Krouse
Marvin Hughitt Herel Eorner
Mary J. Fisher
Kathleen Iy Mahawald
Alyce Quale
Martyn Myecue
la Dene Burger
Elnora Thompson
Donna Boyle
Mavis Be Vora
Myers Corner
Ferril Buie
Sylvia Salchert
Shirley Geiser
Donna Anderson
Maxine Powell
Bexty Bloodgood
Ina M. Meink
Alice Hughes
Lampe Market Company Farrier
Donna Upchurch
Leah Rand
Lois Byerly
Helen Bates
June Lesney
Elaine Baker
Joyce Anderson
Woolworth
Phylis Gascoigne
Leona Cronk
Shirley Hess
Bet Sheldon
Helen Snedigar
Phy Gascoigne
Jeraldine Crabb
Rosmacy Loder
Mariba Phillips
Tin’ Top
Carol Bigelow
Ferol Bute
Doris Leighter
Vera Nelson
Elouise
Clair
Ardellc Digre
Masonic Temple
Lila Stuart
Marie la Craft
Jean Lampe
Jessie Paul
Homecoming at Huron College Pow Wow features big crowd
The 1939 Pow Wow homecoming weekend at Huron College in South Dakota aims to attract a large turnout, with high school bands and visitors from surrounding towns. Tonight a Dad’s Day dinner precedes the Pow Wow ceremony at 8 00 pm, announcing Miss Macel Eggleston, Kenneth Knupp, and Gail Hilgenberg as leaders of the events.
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Huron
South Dakota
Jira
Ill Wetth
Yankton Colleg
Indiana
Macel Eggleston
Wessington
Kenneth Knupp
Gail Hilgenberg
Artesian
Miss Eggleston
Fred Mclurray
I Knapp
UBS
Yale
I Hilgenberg
College Student Association
Mopmiker
Seuroniats
Peace Plea by Lloyd George Battles Chamberlain Speech
Lloyd George and the Council of Action for Peace press a demand for Britain to define war aims and show willingness to negotiate a peace with Nazi terms. The group criticizes Chamberlain’s House of Commons reply as inadequate while most praise war persistence. Observers note limited backing amid expected Commons debate after a war report.
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Diss
Iar Davis Lloyd George
Chamberlain
Council of Action For Peace Ca Reconstruction
House of Commons
Britain
Lavi
Russia
Interventi
France
Council of Action
George
Coureil
Empire
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Berlin Dietrich Warns Allies Of Nazi Resolve
Dietrich says Britain’s stance and Chamberlain’s speech shatter hope for Western Front peace. He warns Hitler may unleash the air force and naval power on Britain if the United States does not unite with the Allies, signaling a fight to the finish unless action ends the war.
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House of Commons
Gemndrir
Great Britain
Foi
United States
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Fuehrer
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Crmany
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