Hog Market Steady to Lower. Cattle and Sheep Mixed
Market reports from Armour Stock Yards and Sioux Falls show hog prices steady to lower with top around 5.75 and bulk near 5.85, receipts about 3,000 hogs and 606 cattle. cattle steady with mixed quotes, sheep higher on native lambs and slaughter ewes steady to firm. Representative sales noted from Sioux City and Sioux Falls with varied finish across categories.
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Sioux Falls
Markets At Glance Upswing Led by Stocks and Steels
New York reports stock and steel strength driving an upswing with bonds steady and rails in demand. Foreign exchange remains dull, cotton improves on trade, sugar hedges offset trade covering, and copper futures rise. Wool tops gain as commission houses push demand. Chicago shows wheat and corn higher on milling demand and offerings, cattle steady to weak, hogs late trade steady to lower amid a slow dressed market.
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New York
Wall Street
Bombay
Chicago
Wheat And Corn Make Cent Gains
Chicago market notes show wheat rising by more than a cent with December at 534 1/2 cents and May at 58 3/4 to 60 cents. Corn advanced about a cent with December near 59 1/2 cents and May around 60 cents, oats easing slightly or unchanged. Trading drew support from stock market strength and buying by consuming interests and mills.
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Chicago
Produce Market Briefs From Watertown Sioux City and Minneapolis
Watertown reports price ranges for White and charred rock springs over 5 lbs and under 5 lbs, Leghorn springs, heavy hens, eggs, and butterfat with No. 1 and No. 2 lines. Sioux City lists hens, springs, Leghorn cocks, eggs by case and loose, and cream reamery grades. Minneapolis notes wheat and corn quotations, oats, barley, rye, flax, and seed prices, with cash bids and trading basis unchanged.
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Sioux City
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Bioux Falls
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le Leghorn
Trade slows as hog market unsettled in Chicago report
Trade across Chicago and South St Paul shows hog bidding easing after an opening steady to strong. Cattle and lamb values are uneven with best fed steers around 14.50, slaughter steers 9.15 to 12.15, and fat cows steady to weak. Calves and sheep supply remain active, with lamb prices near 9.00 and varied feeder bids.
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Chicago
Os, Paul
South St Paul
Focal
Sioux Falls Produce Prices October 31 and Chicago Market Update
Sioux Falls and Chicago market roundup shows assorted produce and dairy prices. Eggs and butter steady, poultry and live fowl hold firm, with multiple weight classes and regional quotes for hens, leghorns, broilers, capons, and ducks. Cheese and dressed poultry also listed with varied regional figures.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Flurry Of Buying Lifts Stock Prices
New York on October 31 saw brisk buying push shares higher across steel, aircraft, rails and industrials, with transfers around 1.4 million at midday amid a broad market rally. Key quotes show trims and gains across major names, reflecting renewed investor demand and a continuation of Wednesday’s modest advance.
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New York
Naeves' to Open New Modern Food Store Friday
Naeve’s new store on Fourth Street and Wisconsin Avenue opens Friday with self service layout, low shelves, and broad aisles. A clerical staff will assist shoppers while front desks handle checkouts near the exit. The store features refrigerated meat cases and rear fruit and vegetable and order departments with fluorescent lighting. Ted Salveson’s Ted’s Stop and Shop opens in the old Naeve’s location the same day.
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Order
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Wisconsin Avenue
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Meline Urges Yes Vote on Amendment A for Highways
Aberdeen. John Meline, grand councillor of the United Commercial Travelers Association of South Dakota, urged a yes vote on Amendment A claiming it will protect the state's multi million dollar highway investment and continue the current improvement program for safer roads. The note also mentions the term coyotl as a Spanish corruption of Aztec for coyote.
Nazi Bombs Hit Apartment House
London reports indicate an unknown number of people trapped in the basement of a large apartment building after a Nazi air bomb struck last night. Rescue efforts hampered, two women saved, at least one body recovered. other incidents include a mother and three children trapped in a tenement district and damage across London landmarks and Liverpool.
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Air Ministry
Play Night At College Friday At Huron College Gym
The second Play Night in the college social program will be held in the gymnasium Friday night under WAA and Physical Education in cooperation. Ping pong badminton and volley ball are on the schedule with lunch served. All students faculty and families of faculty invited.
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Huron College
WAA
Department of Physical Education
Plankinton Debate on Election Impact and Juvenile Reform
The article reports on a heated exchange over governor Bushfield's handling of a juvenile institution. Critics cite alleged mistreatment, delayed reporting of escapes, and calls to relocate the school to a board of regents. A Yale rally and hospital admissions follow, with local officials and candidates listed.
No Sweepstake Awarded in Local Coloring Contest
A judge did not select a coloring sweepstake winner this week and instead gave free show tickets to a group of contestants all noted as equal in effort. The named individuals Phoebe Snedigar Donna Baker Dorothy Lewallen Verla Wheeler Mary Kasperson Wilma Island Norma Cotton Patty Burrington Duane Kemp Helen Packard Donald McMahon Billy Brandenburg Phyllis Nash and Johnny Rex may claim tickets at the Huron Theatre box office on the show day. Any Huron child or boy and girl in the territory may win by coloring one page in the Saturday Evening Huronite comic section and sending it to the newspaper office before 4 pm next Wednesday.
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Donna Baker
Dorothy Lewallen
Verla Wheeler
Mary Margaret Kasperson
Wilma Island
Norma Cotton
Patty Burrington
Duane Kemp
Helen Packard
Donald McMahon
Billy Brandenburg
Phyllis Nash
Tohnny Rex
Huron Theatres
Dairymen Hold Banquet Tonight in Elks Hall
Dairymen wrap up the South Dakota Dairy Association 35th annual convention with a banquet at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Congressman Karl Munaz to deliver the main address at 6:20 PM. Awards announced for butter scoring and judging. South Dakota team to attend the National Convention with top butter entries.
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South Dakota Dairy Association
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Sioux City
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W. H. Olson
American Dairy Association
Roy. A. Cave
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C. Totman
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Watertown
Absentee Voting At Courthouse Sunday
Beadle County residents who will be absent on election day may vote Sunday at the courthouse. County auditor Ed Youngs announced the auditor's office will be open from 10 a m to 4 p m for absentee voting.
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Beadle County
Ed Youngs
Greece Extends Defense As Italian Drive Advances
Italian reinforcements push toward Ioannina and Salonika as Greece, with a 125 to 150 plane air force, fights back in a series of battles. Greek forces redeploy after delaying the Italian advance while British aid remains officially unclear.
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County Seeks NYA Project to Build Youth Shop
Beadle County plans a New Youth Administration project to erect a 100 by 30 foot shop at the corner of Mainy Avenue and Fourth Street West. The $36,000 building would be a frame concrete-floored repair shop used by federal agencies in South Dakota. NYA boys would be employed and receive vocational training under qualified instructors, with year-round heating and equipment. construction could start soon and the shop become operation in about three months.
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Dakota New Youth Administration
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Ays
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NYA
Germans Reported Moving Through Banat Province
German troop trains reportedly passed through Romania's western Banat province toward the east, with heavy German supply movement observed on the Tosora Brasov railway, per late night dispatches from Bucharest.
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Former Huronian Dies In California
Philip Rici Rice a former Huron resident who moved to Redwood City California two years ago died in a Burlingame sanitarium. He was a retired salesman and a Spanish American War veteran. Surviving are his widow Mrs Virginia Rice Cullen of Redwood City a daughter Lloyd E Rice of San Mateo a son Mrs Ethel Scheiber of Redwood City a sister Earl B Rice of Minneapolis a brother and two grandchildren.
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Roosevelt Rally Promises Strong Preparedness at Culver School
The Roosevelt rally in Rio Township promises a strong training force to deter war, with speaker emphasizing soldiers will be well housed and fed. Democratic rally at Culver School Friday features party candidates for county offices and remarks by H. H. Humphrey, Bradley Democratic chairman.
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Culver
Rio Township
Tod. H. H. Humphrey
Beadley
For Rent and Auction Items Highlight Huron Classifieds
Local notices list five room rental options with heat absence and contact numbers, a warm modern apartment at 631 Idaho S E, and a special tomorrow pie sale at Ri's Black Cherry Pie. An upcoming public auction at the Courthouse in Huron features the Sankey residence at 194 64 Colorado Ave 5 W, with a 60 ft paved street and sale to the highest bidder. Also advertised are used coal heaters, job wanted for a girl to work and board, a fruit market offering Texas oranges apples grapes and Missouri cane sugar products with daily fresh produce and honey.
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