Swine Market Dime Lower at Armour Stock Yards
Hog prices slipped a dime to a seven forty five top at Armour Stock Yards on September 14 with receipts around 400. Cattle trades were steady to firmer, lambs down about 25 cents, heifers and stockers mixed, while feeders held around nine to ten dollars. In Sioux City reports salable cattle and calves totaled about 2,200 and 75 respectively, with varied movement across weights and roles, and sheep activity limited with few fat lamb bids strengthening slightly. Representative sales show steers and yearlings around 10.00 for some lots, cows near 7.00 to 10.25, and several heifers around 7.00 to 8.50 with modest demand across classes.
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Bronx City
Sioux City
D. A
FAO
Xyn Randae
Bow Tao
Cholu
Chicago
T Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux Falls
Produce Markets report from Sioux Falls and Mitchell
Markets list poultry prices and butterfat quotes from Sioux Falls on September 14 and Mitchell on September 14. Leghorn and heavy breed hens, springs, ducks, and roosters are priced with No 1 and No 2 butterfat levels and general weight ranges.
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Sioux
Sioux Falls
Sest
Mitchell
Roosters
Huron
Swift & Co
Aaron
Chicago
Hog Prices Fall Amid Weaker Hog Receipts In Chicago
Chicago market covers hogs with receipts higher or lower, top price $8.15 and bulk 270 lb hogs at 7.83 to 8.10. Cattle and lambs show mixed moves with steers steady to down 25, light steers up to 11.35, spring lambs 9.25 to 9.35 for top. Regional updates include St Paul and Sioux Falls with cattle steady to weak, hogs down about 25, dairy and stocker shifts noted.
Watertown and Sioux City Poultry Price Lists Sept 14
Poultry and egg price listings from Watertown Sioux City Chicago New York markets dated Sept 14. Includes varieties of springs hens roosters leghorns and heavy breeds with weights and price ranges by market. Also lists eggs creamery butter and related wholesale prices across cities.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Markets At Glance
New York reports mixed stock action with irregular profit taking amid broad bond and commodity fluctuations. Sugar and coffee show divergent moves with European demand lifting coffee while sugar leans toward liquidation. cotton and cereal futures reflect hedging and varied professional activity. In Chicago, wheat recovers only partially, corn edges higher, hogs decline, and dressed poultry hold steady with prices unchanged by bulk channels.
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New York
Wheat prices rise on fresh buying but profits trim gains
Wheat futures rallied as buyers pushed prices 2 to 3 cents higher on the day but heavy profit taking trimmed about half the upturn. December and May contracts posted gains near recent war high, while export prospects and stored-wheat sales influenced activity in Chicago futures.
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Umivaga
Sept
Goodman’s Conqueror Wins Again In Golf Action
CHICAGO September 14 1947 Don Schumacher from Daillas Texas topped Ed Meister 3 and 2 to reach the national amateur golf quarterfinals. Also advancing were Harry L. Givan C Ross Somerville Art Dowring Billows Dawson Marvin Bud Card Ed Kinsley and other notable players from Seattle Chicago Warrensville and Spokane.
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Goodman
Chicago
Don Schumacher
Young Daillas
Texas
Johnny Goodman
Sharerobeline
Ed Meister
Warrensville
Harry L. Givan
Seattle
C. Ross Somerville
London
Ont
Art Dowring
R Billows
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
George Dawson
Marvin
Bud ‘Ard
Spokane
Ed Kinsley
Salt Lake City
Polish Army Aims at Poland as Bombing Debate Rages
The report notes Polish Army plans against Poland, hopes for peace after settlement. It cites German air raids, U.S. calls for civilian protection, and diplomat comments on civilian harm using cautious phrasing amid wartime tensions. Market data and commodity quotes follow, reflecting broader war disruption.
Minneapolis cash close grains market reports prices and receipts
Wheat receipts today 299 cars versus 145 a year ago. Quotations higher with No 1 heavy dark northern at 92 95. Montana spring and durum prices listed with various No 1 to No 5 grades and premiums. Corn, oats, barley, rye, flax and sweet clover values shown with trading basis unchanged and higher quotations.
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Minneapolis
Montan
Montana
Trends Vary In Tired Stock Market
New York traders show mixed action with continued selling of recently buoyant stocks and renewed buying of merchandising shares amid a cautious session.
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New York
Navy boosts age limits and reenlistment rules
Age limits for U S Navy entry are raised from 18 25 to 18 31. Former service men discharged honorably and within eight years eligible for same rating as at discharge. Those out over eight years but under 35 may enlist as seaman first class or fireman second class. Four year enlistment. Information available at the Hiran recruiting sub station in the basement of the federal building Omaha district.
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Omaha
U. S Navy
C. D. Sharg
Sharp
Navy
Huran
Federal (Post Office
Frontline dispatch from Southeastern Poland amid raids and spies
Reporter describes shattered frontier towns near Lwow and Sniatyn as German aerial attacks continue. Spies aided Nazi advances via hidden shortwave radio while Poles rely on couriers and planes to relay orders. The journey from Lwow to Sniatyn passes bombed villages and shel tered peasants as air raids persist.
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Rumania
Zaleszczyki
Sniatyn
Lwow
Lwavw
Middieton
Eniatyn
Trembowla
Poland
French Advance Near Saarbruecken Rages On Front
French forces push east along a 100 mile front between the Moselle and Rhine amid heavy fighting near Hormbach and Saar basin activity, with rain hindering operations but officials noting substantial gains. British troop numbers in France claimed by Paris, while not yet engaged, contrast with early World War I heroics. Dogfights yield German losses and French air actions high as Maginot line guns show potency.
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Saarbruec
Hormbach
Moselle
Rhine
France
Belgium
Algeciras
Spain
Gibraltar
Saar
Sarreguereines
Saarbruecken
Unes
Maginot
British Seize Cargoes Of American Freighter Warrior
W B Gummer of Waterman Steamship Corp says the London office reports the seizure by Britain of 5 900 tons of phosphate aboard its freighter Warrior loaded at Tampa and bound for Hamburg. London confirms a prior seizure of 600 barrels of resin from Pensacola to Hamburg aboard the same vessel.
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Mobile
Ala
W. B. Gummer
Waterman Steamship Corporation
London
Tampa
Fla
Hamburg
Garner
Pensacola
Iced Sleep Step Revealed At Cancer Congress
Howard W Blakeslee reports a new amnesia method called iced amnesia developed at Temple University. Conscious patients are chilled to 88 90 degrees in an air conditioned chamber after epinal sleep, with body packing in ice to induce deep rest and temporary memory loss. Pain relief lasts two days to five months. nutrition may improve but it is not a treatment yet and years may be needed to confirm its value.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
International Cancer Congress
Temple University
American Medical Association
St. Louis
Congress
Record Heat Grips Dakotas As Temperatures Hit 100
Heat waves sweep Dakota cities Mitchell Yankton and Huron setting new September highs. Pierre and Mobridge report near record highs while schools close in Pierre as warmth continues across the Midwest. Chicago forecasters warn relief may be delayed with temperatures around 100 in the region and cooler air unlikely soon.
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Dakota
Mitchell
Yankton
Huron
South Dakota
Cagler
Pierre
Lemmon
Mobridge
Ich
Alarm at Thames Mouth Signals False Air Alert
A London air alarm sounded today at the Thames mouth but an all clear followed after 22 minutes. The Ministry later explained the alert resulted from an electrical fault rather than a real enemy action.
Premier Repeats British Warning To Bomb Civilians
The British prime minister warned in Parliament that Germany’s bombing of civilians in Poland would not force the Allies to escalate. He cited Foreign Secretary Halifax and stressed Britain would not target civilians for terror, while preserving restraint unless opponents abandon similar limits.
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Chamberlain
London
Hay of Commons
Gerri
Poland
Byna
E. Hig Merci
Reichstag
His
Services Tomorrow For Mrs Ira Bales
Funeral services for Mrs. Ira Bales will be held tomorrow at Welter's Chapel at o'clock with Dr. Hubert Ketelie of the First Presbyterian Church presiding. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery. The body lies in state tonight between seven and nine o'clock at Welter Chapel. Mrs. Bales is survived by her husband and two sons, brothers, a mother Remington of Huron, six sisters, and several relatives including Mrs. Helen Larsen, Mrs. Lois Blankenship, Mrs. Gertrude Burke, Mrs. Edith Devick, Mrs. Elja Volz, Mrs. Vera Bennett, Clifford Danielson, Edward Danielson, and Lyle Remington.
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Ralbesters
Tomorow
Ira Bales
Curtis Thompson
Wendell Phillips
Donald Ludtke
Phoip Sprague
Ralph Tredway
Norris Erickson
Welter’s
Bates
Husbard
Robert
Nieth
Remington
Huron
Sists
Helen Larsen
Lois Blankenship
Minneapolis
Gertrude Burke
Edith Devick
Stockton
Cal
Elja Volz
Vera Bennett
Clifford Danielson
Edward Danielson
Bena
Mira
Lyle Remington
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
A hospital notices list admissions including Mrs Byron Brow of Wessington for minor surgery, Mrs Zach M Hofer of Yale for medical, Hans Jonanson of Forestburg medical, Mrs Kenneth Huizenga of Hitchcock surgical, Mrs Robert Kludt of Forestburg medical, Mrs W HB Good Virgil medical, Teddy North of your for surgical, Mrs Ward Zink of We Sington Springs medical, and Ross Mai Son Jr of Huron minor surgical. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Cray of Huron, Mrs F Kuestermeyrn of Hite cock, Mrs Neil Stewart of Huron, Goldie Houck of Huron, Hazel Quel land of Huron, and Mrs Byron Brown of Wessington.
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Byron Brow
Wessington
Zach M. Hofer
Yale
Hans Jonanson
Forestburg
Kenneth Huizenga
Hitchcock
Surgical
Robert Kludt
Medicil
W. HB
Good Virgil
Teddy North
Your
Ward Zink
Wesington Springs
Ross Mai Son, Jr
Huron
Charles Cr
Lost Lady's Fig in wrist watch Reward
Classified snippet lists a reward for finding a lost lady's figure in a wrist watch and provides contact phone 4207. Includes other brief notices about furnished apartments, sales, and auctions with multiple names and addresses.
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