Market News Swine Prices Fall Across Several Markets
Market report from Armour Stock Yards and nearby centers shows swine prices down 10 to 15 cents with tops around 5.65 as receipts reach about 1,000 hogs. Cattle and sheep价格 hold or fall slightly. feeder pigs at 5.25, native lambs around 8.75 to 9.90, slaughter ewes up to 4.00, and regional hogs trading 5.55 to 5.75 in Sioux Falls and Watertown markets with mixed cattle activity.
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Armour Stock Yards
Hu UN
Hug
Watertown
Chicago
St. Paul
S.M. S
Sioux City
Soux City
Precey
Markets Huron Produce Maree Price Range Listed
Markets show Huron area prices for heavy hens leghorns and springs with weights and butterfat values, plus hog and cattle bids across Chicago St. Paul Sioux City and Watertown markets. Prices vary by weight, with hogs declining to around 6.15 and cattle steady to higher in some lots.
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HURON
Renn
Leghorns
Leghorn Springs
Old Roosters Ducks AG
Watertown
Rock Springs
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Markets At Glance: Mixed Upticks and Downs Across Commodities
New York reports gains in mined metals and steels with steady bonds and mixed foreigns. Cotton quiet as buyers step in domestically and in Bombay. Copper futures rise while wool strengthens on local and Boston buying. Chicago wheat falls. corn flat to up with shipping demand. cattle steady with moderate receipts and hogs down 10 to 15 percent amid heavy supplies. Butterfat prices hold firm. grain bids in Huron show No 1 dark northern wheat and various durum and barley quotes.
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Bombay
Boston
Chicago
Wheat Ends Down After Late Slump as Corn Holds Steady
Chicago trading closes with wheat dropping 34 to 15 cents from the prior close as prices hit near day lows amid Balkan uncertainty. December 183 4 45, May 821s. Corn shows strength, little change to modestly lower. Minneapolis cash market records higher receipts but softer bids, with No 1 heavy northern wheat around 84 3 4, dark northern No 1 about 83 4, and No 3 yellow corn around 55 9 16 to 56 1 4. Oats easing with No 3 white near 30 4 to 31 1 2, flax 1.44 to 1.48, and barley around 37 6 1. Barley and clover seed also noted in quotes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Tuesaday
Bae Dee
Favorites Register Scattered Gains
New York stocks shifted with gains for favorites on metals and several industrials while many issues were unchanged or down. Transfers traded about 600000 shares as closing quotations showed mixed results and several names listed with fractional losses or gains.
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New York
Amendment C To Be Discussed At Public Meeting
Tonight a public meeting in Daum's auditorium at 8 o'clock will explain Amendment C to South Dakota's constitution. Sponsors and backers of the school fund amendment will present views and hosts will host an open forum for questions. Displays show Beadle County and state benefits from passage, per backer W. Davis.
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South Dakota
Beadle County
W. §. Davis
Daum
Greek cities fight air raid fire as Patras suffers heavy losses
Greece endures air raid flood as Athens reports a quiet night and anti aircraft guns fight overhead. Patras suffers 50 dead and over 100 wounded, signaling a broader Axis move in the eastern Mediterranean with Turkey’s possible troop shifts and Madrid reports tying Hitler Franco talks to the crisis.
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Athens
Patras
Britain
Mediterranean
John Motaxax
Turkey
Ankara
Italy
London
Near East
Egypt
Gibraltar
Madrid
Jose Varela
Cabo Yubi
Africa
Adolf Hitler
Span
Francisco Franco
France Plans No Territorial Cessions Or Bases To Axis
United States officials report to the State Department that Paris informed Washington negotiations with Germany involved no cessions of territory or use of French bases by the Axis. Unofficial French sources note France would not permit use of its naval forces against Britain, while experts warn surrender of the fleet or Dakar base would threaten Western Hemisphere security. The French fleet totals 192 warships, with 64 under construction, potentially affecting Mediterranean and Dakar operations.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
Germany
Vichy
Roosevelt
Petain
Western Hemisphere
Great Britain
Dakar
Queen Elizabeth ignores air raid alarm in southeast London
Queen Elizabeth visited food and clothing distribution centers for bomb victims in southeast London and spoke with residents. She said she regarded moving children from danger areas as a bond effort, noting especially children of school age.
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Queen London
Queen Elizabeth
London
First 40 000 drafted from early numbers in 1940s process
Parents of Washington registrant No 158, city fireman Harry Bell and his wife, attended as their son Robert held the number. Bell drew 48th from the bowl, tying to 18 via the 4 933 figure. The first call covers 40 000 men, with deferments for dependents and essentials, to report by November 18.
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Washington
Harry 5. Bell
Robert
Hell
Clarence A. Dykstra
Bell
Robert Bell
First 650 in Line Washington Draft Lottery Details
Washington reports detail on draft lottery numbers and timing for the first 800,000 Army trainees by next July. It outlines how the first 50 and first 390 numbers affect call likelihood, plus the plan to draw 9,000 numbers to place registrants on a master list. Local boards nationwide must fill an 800 quota with 130 men per board. Hospitals list admissions and dismissals include multiple Huron and area patients and newborns.
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Washington
Selective Service Boards
Return Visit of Dean Grace Watkins from Huron College
Miss Grace Watkins, Dean of Women at Huron College, returned from Fargo after spending the weekend with her parents. Festivities of Motil activities in Dakota State College were noted.
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Fargo
Grace Watkins
Huron College
Dakota State
Cilege
Westaby Named President of South Dakota Public Health Group
Dr. R. S. Westaby of Madison was elected president of the South Dakota Public Health Association at its annual meeting in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. He succeeds Dr. H. R. Brown who led the group last year. Dr. Gb. Hickman of Bryant became vice president and Dr. J. F. D. Cook of Pierre was reelected secretary treasurer. About 50 city and county health officers attended the session with speakers from the University of Minnesota and the State Board of Health.
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R. S. Westaby
Madison
South Dakota Public Health Association
H. R. Brown
Gb. Hickman
Bryant
J. F. D. Cook
Pierre
Marvin Hughitt
G. W.ae ‘Derson
University of Minnesota
3. C. Rob ‘Inson
State Board of Health
A. Triole
Maternal and Child Health
Crippled Children's Welfare
Aged Pioneer Of Kingsbury Dies
Mrs. David Paterson Sr aged 35 year resident of Kingsbury County died Sunday after a broken hip. Born in Scotland she came to Dakota Territory in 1880 and married on arrival. Surviving six children include Mrs Kerr and Mrs Johnson of Lake Preston, Mrs Lange Monrovia CA, David Jr Colen Lake Preston, Will Brookings. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at Cong church Lake Preston Rev H C Juel officiating burial Lake Preston cemetery.
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David Paterson
Kingsbury County
D. G. Kerr
Marvin Johnson
Mellvin Lange
Monrovia
David, Jr
Colen
Will
Brookings
Congregational Church
H. C. Juel
Roosevelt Defends Defense in Packed 21000 Seat Rally
President drew sharp lines against Republican charges of slow rearmament and warned against timidity. He cited votes and leaders opposing arms measures, naming McNary Vandenberg Nye and Johnson while urging support for a stronger, realistic peace through defense spending.
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America
Congress
Wendell L. Willkie
Charles L. McNary
Vandenberg
Michigan
Nye
North
Dakota
Johnson
California
Chamberlain's Nephew Killed In Crash
Flying Officer Ralph Hope, nephew of former Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, was killed in a crash last week. He stayed aboard to try to prevent his plane from hitting southeast London. Weather and other items follow with brief notes on Italian withdrawal and political remarks.
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London
Ralph Hope
Neville Chamberlain
Air Ministry
Cairo
Egypt
Blue Nile
Red Cross Leaders Outline Annual Drive and Aid Work
Maurice Reddy, assistant director of disaster relief for the American Red Cross, laid groundwork for the annual membership campaign at a regional conference with delegates from eastern South Dakota counties. He stressed Red Cross aid in Europe where it cannot administer its own programs and spoke to Huron College students on Greenland relief and war torn Europe. He noted goods reach the needy, not military camps, and outlined sending supplies to war areas.
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Red Cross
Maurice R. Reddy
American Red Cross
South Dakota
Reddy
Pri
Missouri
Huron College
Greenland
Denmark
Europe
Health Offer To Enforce Ordinance This Week
Dr T Wood city health officer served notice today he will strictly enforce Section 2 of City Ordinance No 232 prohibiting serving white milk or buttermilk except in the original container. He cites violations by hotels soda fountains and similar establishments serving whole milk drawn from bulk containers. He warns patrons to refuse milk served in violation and to report violations for public safety due to high bacterial counts.
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T. 3. Wood
Movie Firms Agree To Modify Methods
The Department of Justice announced a consent decree filed in New York prohibiting blind selling and black-inking practices. Five major studios Paramount Loew's RKO Warner Bros Twentieth Century Fox and their affiliates agreed to terminate these methods. United Artists Universal and Columbia did not join the decree.
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Washington
U—The Deent of Justice
New York
Paramount
Loew's
RKO
Warner Brothers Twentieth Century-Fox
United Artists
Universal
Columbia
Miss McIntire Attends Mitchell Meeting
Miss Ella McIntire registrar at Huron College returned from Mitchell where she attended the South Dakota Association of Deans and Registrars meeting. Two traffic offenders forfeited one dollar bonds in municipal court May day. Fred C. Rosecrans got a tag for passing a street sweeper and Clara Miedemanhs tagged for parking a truck longer than 18 feet on Second Street.
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Ella McIntire
Huron College
Mitchell
South Dakota Association of Deans and Registrars
Huron
Fred C. Rosecrans
Clara Miedemanhs
Second Street
Classified notices from local shops and notices
A crowded column of late 19 early classifieds lists specials for groceries and houseware. It includes requests for housing and furnishings, sale items like bricks and lumber, pure bred animals, and rental offers. Job ads seek a waitress and general help while liquor prohibition era notices appear with bootlegger warnings.
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