Market News Swine Market Trend Unchanged at Armour Yard
The report shows hog prices steady on Friday at Armour Stock Yards Huron with cattle and sheep steady. Lambs and sows hold firm in various weight classes. prices range roughly from 11.00 to 14.50 for hogs and up to mid-teens for select cattle, with regional notes from Watertown Sioux City and Chicago markets.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Watertown
Chicago
T. Paul
South ST. Paul
Bme
Choice
Coramon
Bioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Yeeves
Bioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Steers and
Hince No
Prima
Aulere T
Wheat Moves Up To Higher Ground
Wheat futures rose to session highs as shorts covered and demand appeared firm. Rye also rallied after hitting seasonal lows, with oats and barley showing mixed moves. September prices added gains for wheat and rye while oats generally declined.
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Chicago
Shorts
Huron Wheat and Grain Prices in Chicago Minneapolis Markets
Huron grain and produce markets report wheat prices for No 1 dark northern at 1 with No 2 and No 3 bids. Chicago and Minneapolis futures show mixed closings for oats barley and rye while New York poultry and dairy quote wholesale levels.
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Huron
Chicago
Seir
Ein
Minneapolis
NEW York Poultry
New York
NEW York Dairy
Midwestern
Montana
Chicago egg and dairy prices and loads Sept 7 report
Chicago dairy and poultry prices and receipts on Sept 7 show butter and eggs with assorted grade scores and quantities. Regional markets Watertown and Minneapolis cash grain update with oats corn flax prices and delivery notes.
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Chicago
Selective Gains Made In Stocks
New York on September 7 saw selective recoveries in stocks bonds and commodities while overall securities could not absorb liquidation amid fears of domestic economic unsettlements after Allied victory. Major stocks fell briefly then recovered with mixed results and heavy turnover near 1,760,000 shares.
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New York
Closing Quotations And Baseball Moments At Piedmont League
The article recalls a Piedmont league game where a first base incident influenced the play. The coach shifted players late, sending eM to the g7 and bringing back Traylor, after which the earlier disruption seemed to fade and the moment passed.
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Fem
Traylor
U S Casualties Under Estimates
Secretary of War Stimson said casualties through the first three Normandy weeks were about half the expected figure. He noted July and August were slightly below prior estimates and gave total war casualties through August 21 as 305 759 for the army and 59 964 for the navy, with detailed counts by category.
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Washington
Stimson
France
Navy
French And Yanks Pursue Germans
Allied forces push German retreat in southern France sweeping up towns. French units seize Chalon Sur Saone area advancing toward Allerey while Americans move north to Doubs and Upper Saone Valley occupying Poligny Arbois and Bletterans near the Doubs River. No major fighting reported and German position unclear.
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Rome
France
Doubs Valley
Switzerland
Chalon -Sur- Loane
Givry
Saone
Allerey
Doubs
Poligny
Arbois
Bletterans
Chauergy
Besanco
Belfort
Germany
Poultry Winners Named At State Fair Exhibit
Acting Superintendent Palmer Wickie announced poultry winners from the State Fair. Champions included Black Langshan cock owned by G. Pati Pitt Watertown and White Plymouth Rock hen owned by Harley & Son Oss a Iowa. Other top prizes went to Carolyn Haigh Cavour for White Plymouth Rock pullet and J H Allen Walnut Grove for Silver Spangled Hamburg cockere l.
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Palmer Wickie
Wessington Springs
G. Pati Pitt
Watertown
Harley & Son
Ossa
Iowa
Carolyn Haigh
Cavour
Hamburg
J. H. Allen
Walnut Grove
Minn
E. W. Noyes
Wessington
Hugh A. Blake
Sheldon Heese, Jr
Aberdeen
Billy Peck
Huron
FR. C. Moore
Lloyd J. Callahan
George A. Youel
G. Paul Pitt
Leonard Reed
H. IP
Larson
Beresford
German Eighth Graders Sent To War Work In Mobilization
London dispatch reports Germany orders eighth grade pupils into armament plants and war labor as part of total mobilization. Goebbels proclaims dissolution of finance ministry and purging of universities while most students must abandon studies to support the war effort.
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London
Germany
Joseph Goebbels
Reich
Finance Ministry
Berlin
Wagga
Lucca And Prato Taken By Yanks
Allied Fifth Army patrols entered Prato and seized lines north of the highway to Lucca, advancing toward the Gothic Line. Prato, population 60,000, lies 10 miles southeast of Pistoia as British Eighth Army pushes from the Adriatic with greatest armored force yet in Italy.
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Rome
Fifth Army
Prato
Italy
Lucca
Pistoia
Eea
Eighth Army
Ventena
San Marino
Rimini
Monsurmimiano
Fifth
Gothic Line
Stubreity
Allied Air Power Seals Japanese Bases Across Pacific
In a week long campaign, Allied forces blanketed all major Japanese bases from the Marshalls to the Bonins and Celebes. Adm. Nimitz announced land based bomber strikes on Marcus Island and air and naval punches near Wake Island and the Bonins. MacArthur’s air force targeted enemy shipping near the southern Philippines with three freighters sunk by Catalina flying boats in Mindanao area.
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J. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Marshalls
Bonins
Celebes
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Marcus Island
Noutheast
Tokyo
Catalina
Bad Weather Fails To Halt Raids On German Centers
London reports RAF Mosquitos struck Hamburg and transports along routes from Utrecht to Arnhem while others hit Dusseldorf. Heavy bombers escorted by fighters attacked Emden after dark. The U.S. Eighth Air Force missions destroyed 135 trucks 38 locomotives 35 oil tank cars and damaged 3 motor vehicles. Thunderbolts also destroyed 16 coaches of troops in northern Holland.
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London
Britain
Hamburg
France
Utrecht
Arnhem
Netherlands
Dusseldorf
Germany
Emden
Air Ministry
Eighth Air Force
Holland
Mackenzie Reports Hitler's Last Reserves To Defend German Lines
The article outlines Hitler's plan to mobilize last reserves from men and youth for defense of the Siegfried Line and Oder river defenses as Allied forces advance. It cautions these forces may fail to hold lines long, potentially requiring conquest of all German territory. Also notes a return from Minneapolis and an Eastern start meeting update.
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Goebbels
Hitler
Reich
Dittmar
Siegfried Line
Oder River
Germany
Unit Creates Board to Plan Future of Agriculture
A new Special House unit was created to plan the nation’s agricultural future and shift farming toward a businesslike basis. Chairman Rep Pace and members Reps Andresen and Murray were named to lead the effort, aiming for constructive growth, orderly production and marketing to prevent drift into large corporation farming.
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Washington
Wrih
Falmer
D-Sc
House Agricultural Committee
Rep
Pace
D-Ga
Andresen
R-Minn
Murray
R-Wis
Fulmer
War Bond Prize Awarded to Mrs Thatcher in Slogan Contest
Mrs Thatcher of 1204 Dakota Avenue South Huron won a $25 war bond in the daily slogan for victory contest at the WAC War Information Center during the State Fair. The prize is sponsored by Armour packing plant of Huron and Mar-Vell packing plant of Sioux Falls.
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Buzabetsrav
Uatchor
Dakota Avenue
Huron
WAC
Armour Packing Plant
Mar- Vell Packing
Sioux Falls
Thatcher
Wacs
Set Up New SCS District In State
A new Soil Conservation District in Moody County was created by the State Soil Conservation Committee. It is the 35th district in the state, covering five townships. Supervisors Nick Frantzen and Peter Ginsback, Dell Rapids, were appointed with an election for three more supervisors authorized. The committee also added six townships to the Elm Creek Midland District and a small addition in Meade County. Total district land now 12 074 171 acres.
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Moody County
State Soil Conservation Committee
Ross D. Davies
The
Soil Conservation Service
Nick Frantzen
Peter Ginsback
Dell Rapids
Commit‘ee
Elm Creek-Midland
Hand County
Meade County
Lawrence
Butte
Mrs. Nevada Nelson Dies in Huron Hospital
Mrs. Nevada Nelson eighty died this morning in a Huron hospital after a long illness. Born Ash Grove Iowa June 30 1864 she moved to Huron around 1904 and made this her home. Surviving son Harry Kline of Huron plus four brothers and two sisters in Iowa. Funeral at Welter's Chapel Saturday 2 p.m. with Dr C E Wilcox officiating Riverside Cemetery burial.
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Nevada Nelson
Huron
Ash Grove
Harry Kline
Iowa
Welter’s Chapel
C. E. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
London air war report notes V-2 uncertainty and defenses
The London column cites Sandys on June attacks and the likely fate of German V-2s. It details improved balloon barrage and anti-aircraft defenses, claiming 97 of 101 bombs were shot down and noting continued but smaller flying bomb threats from German airfields. Also lists hospital admissions and a Rainbow Lodge meeting notice.
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London
Sandys
France
Paifec
England
Germany
Water Interests Push For State Rights in Water Policy
In Chicago a two day conference of seventeen western and twelve eastern states seeks congressional action to preserve state water rights amid discussions on omnibus and harbors bills and flood control measures. Attendees include Attorney General Alden Parker of Vermont and National Reclamation Association leaders.
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Chicago
Alden Parker
Vermont
F.O. Kay
Washington
National Reclamation Association
National Reclamationciation
C. S
Great Falls
Mont
National Recition Association
U. S. Senate
Hagie
Army Engineers
Wester Arid
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwyo
Madison Girl Crowned Style Champion At County Fair
Carol Weber, 18, of Hiadizon, tops dress revue at the county fair and will compete with winners from 47 states at the Nations 4-H Club congress in Chicago in December. Her outfit featured a plaid skirt, brown wool jacket, tan shirt waist, and matching accessories. She has six years of club work and plans to become a rural school teacher.
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Carol Weber
Brunet
Hiadizon
Comipen
Chicago
Carol
Ant
Lake County
Callrco
Lorna Do Lake
Gladys Sutera
Tale Ke Gilkerson
Brookings
Mixed Classified Items and Notices From Local Listings
A cluttered classified page lists wants and offers including left handed bowling gear, furniture, dishes, winter clothing, toys, a Model 94 Winchester carbine, small household items, furnished rooms and apartments for rent, a house for sale, produce, and a lost keys notice. Names appear with addresses and phone numbers for contact.
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Bela Nolen Pee Wings
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Mrs. Thatcher
Wilma Schoenfelder
Troquois
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Mrs. Kelso
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