Market News Swine Markets Lower Thursday
Market notes show hogs 10 to 20 cents lower with top slippage to 13.50 at Armour Stockyards Huron and further declines at Chicago and Sioux Falls. Cattle and sheep mixed with steady to weak beef prices. spring lambs and yearlings show limited gains, hogs and sows varied across markets, with price activity reflecting a cautious trading environment. Major names include Armour Stockyards in Huron, Chicago, Saint Paul, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City reporting diverse shifts in hog, cattle, and sheep quotes.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
St. Paul
ST. Faul
S. M.N
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Produce Markets Huron and Mitchell Produce Prices
Daily price range reports from Huron markets show heavy hens over 5 lbs at 419, heavy hens 4 to 5 lbs, heavy springs over 5 lbs, springs 4 to 5 lbs, springs under 4 lbs, leghorns hens, light hens, and roosters with butterfat eggs and hennery prices listed. Mitchell figures dated Thursday list hens and spring weights with roosters turkeys and current egg receipts, butterfat, and hennery egg values.
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Huron
Hennery Cess
Mitchell
Leghorn
Hennery
Sioux Falls
Segt
Sioux City
Wool Market Dims as Government Demand Weighs
Boston reports softer wool trading with subdued government army demand and steady prices for scour ed territory items. Sioux Falls and Sioux City notes list poultry prices, eggs and butterfat, with varied weights and grades across markets.
Watertown and Chicago Poultry Prices on Thursday
Watertown and Chicago markets report poultry and butter prices for September 10. Watertown lists weights and breed categories with prices for white rock and Leghorn varieties plus hens, roosters, ducks and geese. Chicago shows unsettled hen and broiler prices, color varieties, and turkey figures with butter steady and receipts data.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Springs
Plymouth
Markets at a Glance December 10 1942 Highlights
New York reports light selling in bonds steady rails gains. cotton quiet with mill buying absorbing offers. Chicago notes wheat lower on profit taking, corn down on hedging. hogs 15 to 25 lower with top 14.60, liberal supply. cattle steady to 25 lower across grades.
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New York
Brooks
Chicago
Wheat Gains Lost In Profit Taking
Wheat futures and related grains fell amid profit taking after a broad buying week. Wheat closed lower, with September around 1.24 and December near 1.20 per bushel, while corn, oats, rye, soybeans and Minneapolis cash quotes showed declines or mixed moves across futures and spot markets.
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Gugauo
Minneapolis
D. Iwater
Minn
Stocks Slip Into Lower Levels Amid Light Profit Taking
New York stocks opened modestly lower as investors paused after a recent rally. Trading volume hovered around 300,000 shares with some names showing fractional declines and a few gainers, as tax and news developments added to the mixed sentiment.
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New York
Tax Plan Shifts Burden In New Victory Levy
Senate finance committee proposes lower rates for brackets under $8,000 and higher rates above, shaping a larger personal tax base. The plan would add about 33 million dollars yearly in revenue, bringing 14 million more people into the federal tax fold and shifting more burden to individuals than corporations.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Senate
George
Georgia
Alll
House
American Eagles Down 73 Aircraft in War Toll
London report credits three American Eagle squadrons of the British Air Force with destroying 73 enemy aircraft. Veterans of the western front air war joined with U S army air forces. most victories came over the English Channel and northern France.
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London
Air Force
United States Army Air Forces
Air Ministry
English Channel
France
Opposed Rise In Old Age Rates Divides SD groups
Vigorous opposition to a 100 percent automatic increase in Old‑Age and Survivors Insurance rates next January 1 was voiced at a joint predistonary meeting of the Greater South Dakota Association committees. They argued trust funds exceed requirements through 1946 and protested a Revenue Bill provision. The GSDA also urged annual private audits, broader expenditure summaries, and county spending trend tables, with further legislative support planned. A separate Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad sale plan was approved by Judge Nordbye.
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Federal Social Security Board
Greater South Dakota Association
House of Representatives
South Dakota
GSDA
General Fund
Legislative Information Bureau
Unclear OCR listing mixed company shares and brands
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial percentages and company fragments such as CornProd Sears-Roe CurtissWrt StandBrand Deere Uni rAirer Gilorirorcu SGUSGypauin and USSTest Homestake WesUniTe IntHary WesE Mig with scattered figures. No cohesive event or story apparent.
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Sears-Roe
Deere&kCo
Uni rAirer
Gilorirorcu
Sgusgypauin
GtNor Usstest
GtWes
WesUniTe IntHary
Wese&mig
Churchill alleges Japanese fifth column behind Indian unrest
In a Commons address Churchill blamed Japan for stirring trouble in India and warned that Congress moves toward independence are tempered by violence. He cited 1,000,000 Indians volunteering for war service and 40,000 in two months, while noting limited fatalities amid recent disturbances.
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London
Churchill
All-India Congress Party
House of Commons
India
United Nations
Gandhi
Congress
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Emanuel Shinwell
Sir Stafford Cripps
Britain
Du Pont Named In German Troup
Du Pont De Nemours and Company of Wilmington and Rohm and Haas of Bristol were indicted for conspiring with a German firm to restrain acrylic product trade. The case targets methyl methacrylate and acrylics used in bomber noses and machine gun turrets. Trial postponed until after wartime guidance. North Dakota war contracts total 2,196,000.
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Newark
W. J
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company
Wilmington
Del
Rahm ‘and Haas Company
Bristol
a/German corporation
Rohm‘ and Haas, Gmbh
Francis Bot
Navy
China reports heavy WW2 casualty figures and army size
London reports quoting Dr. George Yeh that China suffered about 6,000,000 killed and wounded against Japan's 2,600,000 over five years of war. He estimated China's army at roughly 13,600,000 and noted a harvest 220 percent bigger than 1941 helped avert a food problem. In the year to last June China fought 5,580 engagements.
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London
China Bag
Japan
George Yeh
Chinese Information Ministry
Crop Estimates Revised Upward
The agriculture department raised its forecast for this year’s crop output based on September 1 conditions. Corn is now projected at 3,015,915,000 bushels and wheat at 981,793,000 bushels. Last year produced 2,672,541,000 bushels of corn and 1,??? for wheat. The prior month’s corn projection was 2,753,696,000 bushels and wheat 255,172,000 bushels, the latter the largest since 1915.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Yanks Sunk 25 Jap Warships and 300 Planes
Melbourne dispatch reports Allied forces have sunk 25 Japanese warships and transports and destroyed 300 enemy planes in under five months in the Australian war zone. Forty-one ships damaged and 177 planes severely damaged, with total aerial toll about 477, while Allied losses remain unclear due to inconsistent communiques.
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Melbourne
MacArthur
Southwest Pacific Command
Rapist Slayers: Still At Large
Two Wisconsin social workers were slain and a multi-state manhunt expanded to Wisconsin terrain. Investigators found women's clothing near Gary Indiana but relatives could not identify the garments or the pictured woman. Governor Heil offered a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the slayers.
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Tomah
Wis
Wisconsin
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Neil John Pietrangeli
Dorothy Baun
Pietrangeli
Gigina
Angeline
Carrie Bowman
Baun
Julius P. Heil
Kenosha
State Department of Public Welfare
Minor collision injures two youths in Osceola street crash
A motorcycle crew from Mitchell sustained minor injuries about 9 PM when a car driven by Evelyn Schueter of Osceola turned onto Seventh Street South at Seventh and Dakota South and struck the motorcycle. The car had slight damage while the motorcycle requires major repairs.
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Donstanland
Mitchell
Evelyn Schueter
Osceola
Seventh
Dakota South
Schueter
Seventh Street
Huron The Thief Nabbed In Watertown
WATERTOWN Sept 16 Donovan Ritchie 20 year old staggler from the United States navy is held in the city jail while navy FBI and Wisconsin and South Dakota officials investigate charges. He was arrested Tuesday in possession of a car reported stolen in Milwaukee and a tire and wheel reported stolen at Huron. Chief M R Downs said additional details followed.
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Watertown
Donovan Ritchie
United States ‘Navy
Navy
Federal Bureau For Investigation
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Wis
Huron
M. R. Downs
First Aid Class Set to Start at Jefferson School
A women’s first aid class led by Mrs. Sula Splitek and Mrs. Ellz Bagby will begin Tuesday September 8 at Jefferson School. Sessions run 2 to 4 pm with registration through the instructors.
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Ellz Bagby
Sakitnes
Eane Red Cross
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Jefferson School
Minnesota Republicans split as Farmer-Labor dominates primaries
In Minnesota's Tuesday primary, Farmer-Labor contests carried the day. Benson and Petersen clinched top tickets for the party, Lyons narrowly lost the short term seat to Hansen, Stassen widened his GOP governor lead, and Rasmussen won the Farmer-Labor lieutenant governor nod. Incumbents generally held, with Oscar Youngdahl losing to Walter Judd for the Fifth District renomination.
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Minneapolis
Femer Benson
Hmar Petersen
Ernor
Filid
U .S
Jr . T. Lyons
Petersen
Shen
al Hansen
Lea
Gav. Stassen
Martin Neilson
Nelson
Farmer-Labor
Nelsen
F Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Joseph Bill
W. K. Mickelson
New Ulm
Henrick Shipstead
Berson
F. Labor
Ernest
Lun
Ed Thye
C. Elmer Anderson
Incum
Oscar Youngdahl
Walter Judd
Pierre Man Faces Child Theft Charge
ST PAUL Sept 2014 extradition demand governor Bushfield of South Dakota for the return of Charles S Lillibridge to Hughes County to face a charge of child stealing was demanded today by Neil Hughes Minneapolis county for Lillibridge. Lillibridge is alleged to have stolen his two year old Jerome from his wife Delores. The child's mother claims she was given custody in a Denver divorce suit a year ago. Paul Albrecht extradition referee in Governor Stassen office says a date for the hearing will be set probably mid next week. Lillibridge and the child were taken into custody by Minneapolis police as he stepped from a bus days ago. He is at liberty on 1000 bail and has filed a writ of habeas corpus. Arguments on the writ were scheduled for district court in Minneapolis today. Under South Dakota law the penalty for child stealing ranges from one to 10 years. The requisition papers allege the child was taken last Sunday from Ft Pierre SD where the child was visiting great aunt Mrs Hattie Brown.
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ST. Paul
FEA
Bushfield
South _D. 2
Charles S. Lillibridge
Hughes County
Stassen
Neil Hughes
Minneapolis
Lillibridge
Jerome
Delores
Denver
Paul Albrecht
South Dakota
Ft Pierre
S. D
Hattie, Brown
Roosevelt plans expand neoprene and bunadiene capacity
Roosevelt outlines continued construction for new plants to produce 20 000 tons of neoprene yearly and 36 000 tons of bunadiene nearby tin centers. Also proposed are plants to yield 160 000 000 gallons of alcohol annually using new apparatus near grain regions with ample water transport. Hospital admissions noted include Mrs. Herman Neuzort and others. Classifieds list farming gear, rentals, tomatoes, and ride requests.
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Roosevelt
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