US hog market falls across Midwest and Chicago
Market rows show hogs down sharply with prices sliding 15 to 25 cents in late trading. Cattle steady to weak while sheep bid levels soften as hog declines ripple through St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets, with top hogs near 14.65 and 14.85 in spots.
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Produce Markets Ce a atm Huron Produce Market Prices
Huron produce markets list daily price ranges by telephone from 10 to noon. Items include heavy springs and hens by weight, leghorn varieties, and heavy breed roosters. Butterfat classifications No 1 and No 2 noted.
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Mitchell
Leghorn
Sioux Falls
Grain futures stumble as early gains fade in Chicago trading
In Chicago on October 22, fractional price advances evaporated as buying dwindled. Mills and hedges supported some gains in wheat and rye while large corn sales limited upside. Flour demand remained weak despite prices dipping below the ceiling, with wheat closing higher while corn and oats showed modest moves and soybeans held steady to lower.
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Watertown and New York Produce Prices Reported
The Watertown list shows poultry and egg prices with White Rock and Leghorn varieties, heavy hens and pullets, roosters, ducks, geese, and bantam figures. New York reports Butter prices firm, creamery margins higher, cheese values, pullets, checks, and live poultry markets steady and wholesale rates firm.
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Buying In Rails Prop Stock Mixed On Final Hour
New York stock market saw rails and props homes mixed near close with some gains in select car riery while overall activity eased. Major names including AT&T AmAirling and AlleghCorp appeared among mixed listings with limited steady advances and last hour selling pressure.
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Quotations on Tet Acoe and Miami Cop 6 Percent
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Markets at a Glance Grain and Cattle Prices Mixed
Vague market notes show wheat and corn movements with early prices down and supply changes. Cattle demand described as steady to weak amid varied quotes. overall tone suggests price shifts across staples with cautious activity.
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Grain price and commodity listings fragment
OCR fragment shows prices and grades for corn oats barley flax and clover seed. Mentions No 3 yellow corn and various percentages and prices such as 38% and 2.45 per unit, plus sweet clover seed priced 7.50 to 8.00.
Sharpe Attacks Rubber Policy At Aberdeen Rally
M. D. Sharpe Republican candidate for governor told Aberdeen crowds that the administrations stance on synthetic rubber hurts farmers and helps the Republicans. He urged a return to old fashioned budgeting and highlighted state tax cuts and balanced finances while warning against costly new programs.
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War Bond Officials Dinner for Local Businessmen
War bond officials plan a 6 30 p m dinner at Marvin Hughitt Hotel dining room mezzanine level to address local businessmen about bond drives and wartime financing. The event gathers business leaders and prominent figures for remarks and discussion.
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Mundt Hit in War Record Claim from Hildebrandt
Sioux Falls Oct 22 Democratic nominee Hildebrandt accuses Republican Congressman Mundt of shifting stance since the war began. He cites Mundt's prewar votes on drafts, arms embargo, neutrality laws, lend lease, and merchant ships, claiming Mundt aided fall of Poland, Hitler, and Japan.
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Harvest and Mission Festival at Bethel Church
Bethel Church near Carpenter announces its Harvest and Mission Festival. Details include event date and activities as part of the church’s community outreach program.
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Sixth Dakota University selects student for Union Board role
A student at Dakota University was chosen to represent the campus on the Union Board of Control, as elections named officers and divisions for the student body.
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Hitchcock Woman Dies From Heart Trouble
Hitchcock reports indicate a woman identified as Jane Hagen of London collapsed from heart trouble. Christian X of Denmark is noted in the broadcast as involved, with ongoing concern over her consciousness and condition at Redfield hospital.
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Weather data snapshot with temperature and sun times
Fragmentary weather notes report high and low temperatures from a previous year and on this date. Precipitation totals and normal values for the month and year are listed with sun rise and set times, noting no significant changes expected today and tonight.
Merchant vessel torpedoed by submarine in war zone
A medium sized merchant ship was torpedoed in a hostile encounter. The incident involved a U S escort vessel and the target ship suffered damage, with reports noting enemy actions in the area. No further details on casualties or exact location are provided.
Funeral for William Nesheim Held at Methodist Church
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p m at the Methodist Church for William Nesheim who died after contact with electrical wires at a Faulkton moving site. Nesheim a skilled mover was on the job with two helpers Rolland Simons and Loren Garrigan of Highmore. Both men were injured with Nesheim dying from an electric shock and Garrigan sustaining bruises and a broken rib. Nesheim left a widow and two children Willis and Vonne.
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Naval aviation exams run by Elks lodge tour
Aviation recruits take preliminary naval mental tests as part of a statewide tour led by the Elks lodge. Lieut E R Danzig Lieut C H Wallman and Yeoman Second Class N Anderson head the traveling board at Wold Chamberlain Airport Minneapolis with further exams by the Aviation Cadet Selection Board. Aberdeen visit Friday.
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Mrs Thierolf 80 Dies in Huron Hospital
Mrs Thierolf 80 of 158 Iowa Avenue Southeast died suddenly in a Huron hospital last night. Born in East Prussia Germany June 18 1862 she is survived by her husband three stepdaughters Mrs Hans Anderson Mrs Langland of Huron and Mrs Harry Smith of Glenwood Springs Colorado Funeral arrangements are not yet completed awaiting word from out of town relatives.
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Former Huron Pastor Joins Oakley Baptist Cincinnati
Friends in Huron report the Rev J O White former pastor of First Baptist Church Huron from Sept 1925 to Sept 1928 has resigned as pastor of Coshocton First Baptist to take over Oakley Baptist Church in Cincinnati Ohio Their children Eugene Robert Mary Louise attend Denison Muskingum College and Cosdon Mmn School Oakley address 3066 Madison Road Cincinnati Ohio is in eastern Cincinnati near defense plants with factories operating 24 hours daily.
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Salvation Army Leaders Attend Central Conference in Chicago
General and Mrs. George Carpenter and other officers depart for Chicago to attend the Salvation Army conference for all central states. They will discuss wartime challenges and the demand for USO workers, marking their first meeting with officers since their election.
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President signs record breaking war tax measure
Roosevelt signed the Seagure into law boosting wartime revenue as excise taxes rise on liquor and cigarettes. The treasury estimates about 45 million people will yield roughly $6.881 billion, with rates ranging from 19 cents to 88 cents on initial income and a new five percent Victory tax on income above 624 dollars annually. Corporate taxes rise to 40 percent. excess profits levy up to 30 percent after a 5 thousand dollar exemption.
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Former Highmore Man Dies in Wyoming
HUIGHMORE Oct 7 A former Highmore man, Watter Pollard of Benzine Montana, died recently at a hospital in Jordan Montana after a long illness. He was the eldest son of the Rev S W Pollard and Mrs Pollard and spent some time in this vicinity while his father led the Congregational Church. His wife was Miss Mabel Wood a former Highmore High School teacher and Hyde County school superintendent. They leave four children. Burial was at Benzine Montana on a hillside overlooking the ranch home where the Pollards lived.
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Mrs. Anna Johnson of Oldham Dies at 74
Mrs. Anna E. Johnson of Oldham died at midnight in a Huron hospital after a long illness. The body was taken to Lake Preston for funeral arrangements.
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Russian War Updates Drive German Forces Back In Stalingrad
Red Star reports seven days of fighting show Russians reducing enemy tempo in a stubborn Stalingrad district struggle. Front lines claim Russian forces repelled north side attacks, seized the initiative, and destroyed German units including 150 Hitlerites, mortars, machine guns, and two tank platoons. In the Caucasus Mozdok sector, 500 Nazis were killed and two companies wiped out, as deep snow slowed German drives toward Grozny and the Black Sea coast near Novorossisk.
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Preston Dies Here In Lake Preston Resident Passes
Mrs J Baugstein of Lake Preston died yesterday in a Huron hospital at age 75. Mary Pickford reportedly recovers from kidney operation in Hollywood with attendants saying she rests comfortably. her husband Charles Rogers, former bandleader, called the operation very successful.
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Have a kerosene refrigerator Tike brand new for sale
Geographically placed listing notes a Tike brand kerosene refrigerator and a Good Kingsbury piano in excellent pitch suitable for school use. The ad mentions Geo Costain and offers contact for purchase.
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