Hog auctions ease despite steady tone across markets
Hog quotations remained steady to 10 cents lower with light weight butchers at around 14.15 to 14.35, while cattle held flat and sheep rose about 25 cents in several midwestern markets including Armour Stockyards Huron Sioux Falls Watertown and Chicago with hogs totals around 20 500 in Chicago and strong feeder activity. Local reports show steady to unchanged hogs and cattle in Sioux City St Paul and Sioux Falls with top hogs reaching near 14.60 and cattle steady to mixed across the week.
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Huron Produce Markets Report Prices Across Cities
Daily price range for Huron area produce reported to the Evening Huronite. From Sioux Falls Mitchell and Watertown markets on Oct 14, listings include heavy hens, leghorn hens, heavy cocks, leghorn cocks, heavy springs, leghorn springs, turkeys, eggs, butterfat, and butter with regional quotes and trading basis.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Watertown
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Poultry and dairy prices steady in Chicago and New York markets
Poultry prices hold firm in Chicago with leg horn hens and leghorn springs listed. Butter receipts show large totals with prices unchanged, while eggs remain steady. New York reports firm live and dressed poultry along with unchanged butter and cheese quotes, amid limited quotations for eggs.
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New York
Profit Taking After Wheat Surges Amid Market Squeeze
In Chicago on October 14 profits flowed from grain pits as wheat touched 15 year highs and oats hit 23 year peaks. Traders cited heavy feeding demand and a squeeze between quotes and flour ceilings, with declines in late trading. Wheat closed up 4 percent with December 14% and May 15.5% gains, rye rose, oats and barley also higher.
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Washington
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Hurong Grain Market Report Minneapolis Cash Close
Minneapolis market report shows wheat receipts for Thursday at 257 units, with reference to the same day last year. Market activity centers on grain receipts and cash close figures in the local trading ledger.
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Markets At A Glance Report From New York Oct 14
Markets show a higher stock trend led by select leaders in a slow recovery. Bonds rise with rails showing pace upturn. Grain markets including rye and feed grains demand remain strong. Hogs hit a ceiling price of 14.75 for weights over 140 pounds. Cattle top at 16.00 for 185 pound steer.
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Colton
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Selected Stocks Hold On Recovery In Slow Market
Stocks edged higher on mild recovery with rails and industrials leading gains while overall buying remained tepid. Midday advances were pared toward the close with many issues just above water as transfers reached about 500000 shares and tax questions lingered for investors.
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York
Closing Quotations By The Associated Press
A compiled list of corporate tickers with percentage figures and a few company names. The data appears as fragmented quotes and trading style percentages from a broader market or corporate report.
Professor Montfort Vertegans-Melchior Dies in Plunge
In Ardmore Pennsylvania on October 14 Professor Montfort Vertegans-Melchior 38 head of the Romance language department at Haverford College fell from a seventh floor window at the Times Medical Building during treatment by a physician. The coroner's office opened an investigation. Governor Sharpe announced a nurse examinaing board appointment for Faye-Brewick Mitchell.
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Hollywood romance and lawsuits ripple through October headlines
In Hollywood the fall news features Sirensic Flynn facing a civil action over paternity claims by Shirley Hassan with demands for child support and legal costs, while Flynn previously beat statutory charges from Peggy Larue Satterlee and Betty Hansen. Deanna Durbin seeks divorce from Vaughn Paul, Eleanor Powell to wed Glen Foord, and Irvin S Cobb recovers post surgery in Santa Monica.
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World Wide Sandlot Series Approved By Congress
The National Baseball Congress approved a world wide sandlot baseball series to be played the year after the war with teams from all countries where the game is played. The congress also approved a Canadian United States series for 1944 a seven game meet between Toronto winners and Wichita Kansas winners.
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National Baseball Congress
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Reveal Invasion By Japs Feared
Seattle report released details the feared Japanese invasion of the Pacific Northwest after Pearl Harbor. Officials warned publishing could cause panic and aid the enemy as there was little naval or air opposition at the time.
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Pearl Harbor
Post-Intelligencer
Allies Break Through Through Volturno Front In Italy
Allied forces pierced the Volturno river defenses near Capua as tanks and engineers quickly built bridges under fire. German resistance remained fierce with heavy shelling and air attacks, while Rommel reportedly ordered reshuffles as morale waned and divisions faced fatigue.
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Clark
Polio Epidemic Declines After Peak in Nation
Basil O Connor and Dr Thomas Parran announced in a nationwide CBS broadcast that infantile paralysis has peaked and is on the decline. They noted 1000 cases in a week last month and potential 10000 cases this year, with renewed study of the Kenny method and over 800000 dollars spent evaluating it since 1938.
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Basil O'Connor
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Thomas Parran
Unite States
O'Connor
Columbia Broadcasting System
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National Foundation
Convention A Names National and State Farmers Union Leaders
Irene Prulson state secretary of Minnesota Farmers Union and Janice Dalin Minnesota state education director lead a convention lineup. Elvera Schley education director from Stratford Brown County along with Gladys Talbott Edwards Denver national education director and Russell Smith Washington D C appear among executive figures. Emil Loriks Arlington national secretary and J A Hinken Burke secretary of Farmers Union Mutual Insurance are listed with other regional managers and directors including Emil Syftestad St Paul general manager of Farmers Union Central Exchange and J Vy Carlson Sioux Falls manager of Farmers Union Live Stock Commission.
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Denver
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Washington
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Arlington
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Carson County
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Rudolph Raabe
Nebraska Farmers Union
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Farmers Union Central Exchange
John VY. Carlson
Sioux Falls
Farmers Union Live, Stock. Commission
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Sioux City
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Oklahoma City
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Maul Family Visits In Huron This Week
Sgt. David C. Maul arrives Tuesday evening for a 15 day visit with his mother Mrs L E Maul and friends in Huron. He is a records clerk at Post Headquarters in Lake Field Phoenix Arizona. Also visiting is Mrs Ear l who works in the Kaiser shipyards at Vancouver and plans to stay about a month.
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Italian War Declaration Brings Wait-And-See Attitude In Europe
London reports mixed European reactions after Italy declares war on Germany. Officials note no official comments yet from major powers while Yugoslav and French circles express caution and skepticism about Italy’s co belligerent role. Berlin dismisses impact of the declaration as minor.
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Congress Pushes Broad Economy Drive Amid Spending Debate
Washington reports a wave of cost cutting as Congress debates Navy production costs at Brewster, resists federal school subsidies, and weighs a five percent retail sales tax to shrink outlays. Meanwhile depen dency allotments for service families face increases and foreign policy signals veer toward postwar peace collaboration.
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Shackled Generals Press for Recognition Amid Ranks
The article notes three top Allied commanders still listed as lieutenant colonels while serving as lieutenant generals. Mark W. Clark heads the Fifth Army in Italy, Ira C. Baker leads the Eighth Air Force from England, and George C. Kenney oversees MacArthur's air forces in New Guinea and the Solomons. The 28 year service rule blocks rapid promotion, Roosevelt backs change, but House opposition stalls the bill.
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Funeral Tonight For J. S. Fillis Hitchcock Businessman
Funeral services for J S Fillis Hitchcock businessman who died after a long illness in a Rochester Minnesota hospital will be held at 7 30 tonight in Welter Chapel Huron The body will be shipped to Amboy Illinois for burial in the family lot He was born May 3 1879 in Amboy and later worked for Chicago North Western Railway and Hitchcock State Bank He owned a recreation parlor for 20 years and is survived by his widow Eva O Brien three sisters a brother in Sutherland Nebraska and a brother in Los Angeles He was a member of the Huron lodge of the Elks.
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Registration of ration books continues at school house
The article notes that persons needing ration book No 4 must bring book No 3 to the school house for registration. It adds that registration will double as a limited national census and that federal authorities seek complete information.
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New Sugar Ration Book Details Stamp Use and Dates
Washington announces Stamp No. 29 in ration book No. 4 will cover five pounds of sugar from Nov 1 to Jan 15 1944 while stamps 14 15 and 16 track home canning and ongoing consumer rations through early November. Distribution of the new book begins in schools during the last two weeks of October.
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Threshing Returns Show Further Drop in Small Grain
SIOUX FALLS South Dakota Oct 14 Final threshing returns indicate a further decline in small grain production from a month ago while corn production remained unchanged. With ideal weather harvests are nearly complete. A September frost stalled corn further development but most near maturity so only a small percent of soft corn is expected. The average corn yield is forecast at 25 bushels per acre versus 33.5 last year. Farm labor supply on Oct 1 was 50 percent of normal. wage rates hit 1920 levels with hired help averaging 78.75 dollars per month with board. daily board wages were 4.70 dollars.
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Former Redfield residents parents Redfield
Mr and Mrs Harman Brown of Mitchell are the parents of a daughter Mrs Brown was the former Ruby Hagman of Redfield. Episcopal rummage sale at Parish House Oct 15-16. FEDERAL LAND BANK has a few good home farms left for March 1 possession. To make sure of what you want see us before November 1st. Ray C Holdridge District Salesman 64 Fourth St S W Huron. Small white face sucking wy al f Phone 45F05 Nels Christensen
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