Hog market gains across Midwest and Chicago prices rise
Market briefs show hog quotations advancing Thursday with top at 10.20 for select hogs, and 10.35 at Sioux Falls. Cattle and sheep mostly steady, with scattered gains in various yards including Watertown and Sioux City. Produce prices update by city, with eggs, butterfat, and poultry values listed for Mitchell New York and Chicago markets.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago
Sioux City
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Chicago Produce Futures Report Snapshot
Chicago market note shows butter futures with prorate entries and scattered price figures for origin and packed fat items. No sales recorded today as of October 23 with multiple price points in the 29 to 34 range across several lots and shop references.
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Chicago
Markets At Glance New York Stocks Mixed Cotton Parity Loans OK
Markets at a glance show steady stock leadership with late improvement and mixed leader lines. Cotton gains on approval of 1942 43 parity loans. hogs and cattle advance, poultry prices mixed with continued live weight moves and rising wholesale meat values.
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New York
New Low
Wool Market Activity in Boston Oct 23 1905
The Boston wool market remained active with original bag fine territory wools selling at 1.30 to 1.68 scoured, including French combing lengths. Short French combing lengths and one-half blood staples also traded, with prices around 1.00 to 1.07 scoured, while good one-half blood combing wools reached similar levels.
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Boston
Wheat Market Mixed As Parity Move Triggers Early Gains
Wheat prices rose briefly after a Congressional committee backed higher parity payments to 190 percent from 65 percent, then fell back with profit taking. December and May contracts closed modestly above yesterday, while corn oats and soybeans showed varied gains and losses. Chicago and Minneapolis cash markets showed active movement amid uneven futures.
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Chicago
Gover
Mystery Slugging of Hudson Stuns Huron
Sheriff John Boyle and the Huron Police seek suspects in the slaying like robbery of Clifford Hudson near White Swan area. He claims three men slugged him, stole 85 dollars after forcing stop near Illinois Avenue Bar-B-Q. Hudson, regaining consciousness, sought help from C. H. Bennett. Authorities arrest an intoxicated man and pursue associates. attorney says complaints likely filed tomorrow.
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Huron
Clifford Hudson
Hudson
White Swan
Illinois Avenue
Second
Third Street
C. H. Bennett
Indiana
Bennett
Boyle
Claver
Two Die In Highway 14 16 Crash Near Fort Meade
Fort Meade area auto crash killed a Fort Meade Fourth A Cavalry trooper Elmer C. Jones 24 from Aberdeen and Art T. Targerson 34 of Alzada Montana. The woman driver Robin Wells Betche was detained on drunkenness suspicion after the car failed to negotiate a curve and overturned. Bodies at Galbraith Mortuary.
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John P. Jones
Arch Street
Aberdeen
Iver
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Betleche
Rapid
Jack Beaird
George Len- Gecker
Beaird
Galbraith Mortuary
U S Air Strength Will Be Tripled
Secretary Stimson announced plans to expand the Army air forces to 400000 by next June 30, with possible expansion to 560000 thereafter. The program calls for 84 combat groups and multiple squadrons, up from 64, and aims at rapid growth beyond current aircraft in service.
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Washington
Stimson
War Department
Army Air Forces
Congress
Committee OKs Farm Legislation For 1942 43 Parity Loans
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to require the agriculture department to issue farm loans at 100 percent of parity for the 1942 and 1943 marketing years, extending soil conservation payments for five years. Current law allows 85 percent parity loans on the five major crops. Parity aims to maintain farmers purchasing power.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House Agriculture Committee
Railroad wage strike threat halts air plant in New Jersey
Strikes over the national railroad wage dispute move toward President Roosevelt with 30 day cooling off. CIO says 3,000 union members picketed Air Associates Inc causing a temporary shutdown of a $5 million aviation contract plant. Traffic blocked three hours as officials pledge action.
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State Cio Council
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Wiliam R. Browne
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Roosevelt
Congress Debates Wilkie Repeal of Neutrality Law
The foreign relations group rejects Wendell Willkie and over 100 Republicans who urge full repeal of the neutrality law. Connally favors preserving some provisions such as prohibiting belligerent solicitations, munitions export controls, and using the U S flag by foreign ships. Senator Nye criticizes Willkie saying his stance lacks GOP support and may push him aside as the party grows.
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Congress
Connally
United States
Willkie
Senator Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Presidential car leads Huron College Pow Wow parade
George F. McDougall president of Huron College invites respected men to ride in the presidential car for Saturday’s 1 PM Pow Wow parade. Mayors, school officials, chamber leaders and college heads will accompany him through downtown Huron. Hospital notices list admissions including Mrs A L Newland Wolsey and Mrs Bert Smith.
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Huron College
Dr. J. 8. Tachetster
Huron
A. J. Lang
Tomby
Chamber of Commerce
G. W. Chitty
Northwest College of Commerce
Geise
Ramiman
A. L. Newland
Wolsey
Surgical
Bert Smith
Thomas Fitz- Eos
Bette Davis Goes Unnoticed in Minneapolis Night Stroll
In Minneapolis a plainly dressed Bette Davis leaves Abbott Hospital and wanders the city unseen by crowds. The film star, resting while husband Arthur Farnsworth recovers from pneumonia, travels after a relapse and is relieved by his improving condition.
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Minneapolis
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Abbott Hospital
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Yale Recruiter Arnold Hohm Assigned to Huron Navy Office
Arnold Hohm of Yale becomes assistant recruiter at the Huron Navy office in the Federal Building after enlisting in the Neyral Re serve Aug. 14 as a second class petty officer with two yeoman ratings. He was called to Omaha for active duty last Tuesday and then detailed to Huron to assist Richard Sim Mons.
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Yale
Huron
Federal
Richard Sim Mons
Hohm
Neyral Reserve
Omaha
Simmons
Yale High Schor
Huron College
Northwest College of Commerce
Hohn
Ralph Hohm
Navy
Sioux Falls
Indian Ceremony Time Moved to 9 30 for Homecoming Game
Huron College president George F McDougall announced delaying the Indian ceremony from 8 15 to 9 30 Friday night to better accommodate visitors for the Huron High School unit and the Huron Mitchell football game. Dad's Day Dinner follows at 6 15 with a reception in the Symnasium trophy room for alumni, friends, trustees and students. Grace Watkins dean of women and other college officials will participate in the receiving line. Punch will be served. social committee leads.
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Huron-Mitchell
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Eorge F. McDougall
College
Symnasium
McDougall
Grace Watkins
Orland M. Ritchie
Ecldene
Ella McIntins
Calvin H. French
Krnox
Punch
Watkins
Marjorie Pegg
E. W. Bele
Ruth Baldwin
George F. Henigan
Noble Gantvoort
Rites At Pierre For Charles H Parmale
Special toral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church in Pierre for Charles H Parmale, a prominent pioneer resident who died in Rochester Minnesota on October 18. Parmale came to Pierre in 1904 and worked for three years with J Eager Company, later ranching and farming with his half brother William D Dickey. He held leadership roles in local and county affairs including long service as president of the National Farm Loan Association. He was 64 years old.
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Hochester
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National Farm Loan Association
Betty Naper Wins In Huron Hair Styling Contest
Miss Betty Naper proprietor of Bettys Beauty Shop in Geyer Tan Store returns to Huron from Sioux Falls where she attended the South Dakota Hairdressers and Cosmetologists convention and won second place in a hair styling contest.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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Hollywood
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Torkelson Is Husking Champ
Ernest Torkelson of Lincoln County won the tenth annual South Dakota cornhusking championship at Weiser farm near Rosholt, pulling 22.73 bushels in ten minutes to claim his second state title in three years. Harold Blankenfeld and Lyle Blankenfeld placed second and third, with dozens of contestants finishing within reach. The champ’s 470 pounds gross and 1,590.95 net reflect a strong showing amid a crowded field and foggy travel conditions.
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Ernest Torkelson
Lincoln County
South Dakota
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Clear Lake
Harold Blankenfeld
Mova County
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Deuce County
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Stone
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McCook County
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Minnehah
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Louis Bidwell
Lake
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Kingsbury
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Codington
Allen Bauer
Sanborn
Harold Patterson
Marshall
Herbert Hansen
Grant
I Willis Zeimer
Roberts
Alfred Alvestad
Brookings
Art Hanson
Day
Robert Boechinns
Aurora
August J Kowalski, Jr
Bon Homme
J and Harold Jibben
Turner
Rain totals rise above normal in South Dakota month
Heavy rainfall drenched parts of South Dakota with 0.67 inch in Huron boosting this month’s total to 1.54 inches, about 26 percent of normal for October. Reports from C&NW and Associated Press show scattered rains statewide, from trace in Highmore to 0.78 inch in Carthage, with Rapid City and Huron as top totals. Weather stations across the Corn and Wheat Region recorded rain last night as England notes a floating crane lifting up to 150 tons in air.
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Smonth
Associated
Dakota Division
Chu J and
North Western Railroad
C&nw
Highmore
Carthage
Hitchcock
Associated Press
Rapid City
South Dakota
FOR RENT SEVEN ROOM HOME IN MANTERN AREA
Late classifies brief shows seven room all mant ern house newly decorated with fail basement and sun porch. Mrs. Ross Madden listed. Call 2439 after 6 p m. Other notices include ride requests to San Diego and Vermillion, gun sale, and farm lease offers.
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San Diego
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