Market News Armour Market Steady Tuesday
Armour Stockyard in Huron reports hog prices steady with top bid around 14.65 per weight. Cattle and sheep hold values with native lambs at about 73.50 and up, steady Nevada feeding lambs near 12.69. Watertown sale shows hogs steady to 15 lower, butchers 13.70 to 14.60, sows 13.20 to 14.10, sheep 25 lower to 12.50, yearlings 9 to 11, cows 11.85 to 15.25. Cattle remains steady.
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Hog Receipts Light Chicago and Sioux Falls Market Report
Hog receipts in Chicago show subdued activity ahead of the OPA price floor with hogs selling mostly 14.00 to 15.25, while cattle and sheep markets remain generally steady across major classes. Sioux Falls figures mirror mixed hog prices around 14.40 to 14.80 and steady cattle quotations unchanged from the prior day.
St Paul Livestock Market Report September Prices
Livestock prices across St Paul and Sioux City markets show steady to active trade. Cattle buyers paid 11.50 to 16.50 for steers and 9.00 to 12.50 for cows. calves 13.00 to 15.00. hogs 14.60 to 15.25 for 200-260 lb ranges. sheep lambs steady near 14.25 to 14.40 for Washington fat lambs. feeders and stockers varied 11.50 to 13.50.
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New York and Chicago markets mixed as grains ease and bonds steady
Market notes from New York and Chicago show stocks retreating modestly while bonds hold near narrow ranges. Wheat futures dip on profit taking, oats and barley quotings edged. hogs and cattle steady, with fed steers around 16.80. Grain futures list multiple contracts with mixed opens and closes across Sep and Dec deliveries.
Produce Markets in Huron Reported Prices
The Huron produce markets report price ranges daily to the Evening Favorite by telephone between 10 a.m. Heavy Leghorn springs and heavy hens over 5 pounds are listed, followed by weights 4 to 5 pounds and light Leghorn hens. Heavy breed roosters and butterfat grades No 1 and No 2 are included.
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New York Produce Report Highlights Sept. 14 Firm Prices
New York auction notes show cheese and eggs largely steady with modest quotes for U. S. Specials. Chicago and Mitchell reports list firm live poultry, butter receipts, and various egg and butterfat prices. Regional items include hens and turkeys with modest shifts in small lots.
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Sioux Falls and Watertown Produce Prices Reach New Figures
Sioux Falls reports heavy hens and Leghorn categories by weight with price lines for No. 1 and No. 2 poultry and butterfat, listing values for different weights. Watertown notes warm prices for colored and Leghorn springs, heavy hens, roosters, ducks, geese, hennery eggs and butterfat across No. 1 and No. 2 grades.
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Good cash demand in grain trading prompts mixed futures
Chicago grains report strong cash appetite with oats leading gains as September and December futures hit 23 year highs. Nearby deliveries rise while futures retreat to session lows. cash No. 2 white oats quoted at 81.5 cents, grains mixed across wheat and corn with varied quotations and receipts noted.
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Peace News Drops as War Talk Hits Markets
New York stocks eased on September 14 as investors weighed Italy's battle situation and looming tax questions. Congress reconvened amid cautious sentiment, with arms shares flat and broader market activity subdued, showing declines around fractions and light volume.
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Geologist Dr Freeman Ward Dies at Easton Home
Dr Freeman Ward head of geology at LaFayette College since 1926 died suddenly of a heart attack at his Easton home. Former South Dakota state geologist and head of geology at the University of South Dakota from 1915 to 1936, he was a Yankton native.
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Freeman Ward
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Most troublesome hayfever issue noted in report
A brief historical clipping notes hayfever as a troublesome condition, with emphasis on its impact during peak seasons. The entry mentions symptoms and public concern, highlighting the need for relief measures and awareness. No further named entities or dates are specified.
War Bond Show At Huron Sold Out Audience Packed
A complete sell-out crowd attended the War Bond show at the Huron Theatre with James Meaghan and Beadle County leaders overseeing purchases. The program featured solos by Miss Lucille Haynes on the new electric organ, a 20-voice high school chorus singing patriotic numbers, and an interlude by master of ceremonies L. C. Patterson. The main feature was Hers to Hold starring Deanna Durbin and Joseph Cotten, with bond sales totals to be announced tonight.
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Pat Hammond Case Reset For Oct 5 In Circuit Court
Judge F R Fisher granted a continuation of the State against Pat Hammond to October 5 because a key witness could not appear. Jurors were excused. Hammond faces trial on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and maiming from a June nightclub brawl in which soldier John Hopper of the Sioux City Army Air Base reportedly sustained eye injuries.
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Playwright Shaw's Wife Dies Sunday
Mrs. George Bernard Shaw, wife of the famed playwright, died at their home on Sunday. Her retirement from public life grew as Shaw's renown rose, though he valued her private criticisms of his works.
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Russian War Front Advances Across Dnieper Sectors
Moscow war bulletin reports Red Army breakthroughs along the Dnieper plains from Bryansk to the Sea of Azov. Encirclements near Kiev advance, with remnants of Nazi divisions wiped out and Bryansk seizure opening paths toward White Russia. Soviet columns near Chernihiv raise Kyiv proximity. Crimea rail links loom. Roosevelts visit ends in Australia. Mrs Roosevelt returned to Washington. Philip Crowlie resumes OPA duties after leave.
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Quintuplets Born to Japanese-Korean Parents Reported
An Associated Press dispatch from Tokyo says a Japanese-Korean couple welcomed quintuplets, all boys, with the 24-year-old mother employed by the Mitsuishi Mining Company. The mother and all five babies are reported to be doing well, though the details of names and further particulars remain unclear.
Five Year Terms Drawn for Objectors in Hills Federal Court
In Deadwood on September 14 Judge A. Lee Wyman sentenced three conscientious objectors to five years in a federal penitentiary. A woman received one year and six months for harboring a deserting soldier, and another man was given five years for forgery plus one year for jail breaking. Several prisoners were placed on probation, including Stanley Henson and Henry LeBeau, while Pearl Wells and Ulysses Hopkins faced additional penalties for related crimes. The grand jury reported before discharge.
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Huron College Offers 13 Extension Courses At Registration
Huron College announces 13 extension courses with registration set 7 to 9 pm on Wednesday September 15 in the faculty lounge of the administration building. Dr. George McDougall says courses span English speech languages music business art science health education economics and business administration political science religion philosophy mathematics education and psychology. Requests for additional courses are welcome and a minimum of three students must register to offer a course. Call the registrar at 5529 between 9 and 12 and 1 to 5 on Wednesday to indicate desired courses.
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Richard G Larson 50 Dies Saturday In Yankton Hospital
Richard G Larson aged 50 died Saturday at 11 65 p m in a Yankton hospital after a ten month illness. Born in Milwaukee June 17 1893 he moved to South Dakota in 1922 and worked at Chicago North Western Railway shops in Huron. He married Marie McNutt in Mitchell and lived at 1146 Kansas Avenue Northeast. Surviving: widow two sons Ross of San Pedro and Richard Jr at home four stepchildren four step grandchildren four brothers Walter Howard George Larson Milwaukee William Larson Los Angeles and many in-laws. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday in Welter Chapel with burial Riverside Cemetery.
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U S Bombers Hit Paramushiro From Aleutians in First Payoff
The U S Army bombers attacked Paramushiro in the Kuriles, a move linked to the Aleutian conquest. Liberator and Mitchell aircraft damaged shipping and ground installations after a 50 minute mission from Attu or Kiska, with several planes lost or missing.
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Antelope Fair Game In State Tomorrow
Pierre. Sept 14 Director Elmer Peterson said four extra wardens have been shifted temporarily for the seven day antelope season starting tomorrow. They work with two regular wardens across Harding and Butte County areas where hunting is allowed. He asks 1000 licensed hunters to report after the season ends Sept 21. The male has a black patch under the ear. the female may not be taken and lacks the patch. Both sexes have antlers and shooting hours are 5 am to 6 pm.
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Missouri Valley irrigation plan gains support at Dakota meeting
The South Dakota Reclamation Association heard advocates urge a Missouri Valley development plan to irrigate James River country. Governor and Rep. Mundt spoke of postwar employment and private distribution. Rep. Case questioned Congress action. Resolutions backed water resource use, agency creation, and irrigation studies at State College. New officers were elected, including Otto Barnett as president and W S Morrison as vice president.
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Soldier Loans Asked In McCarran Measure
Washington September 14 a bill to permit veterans of the present war to borrow up to 2000 from banks and loan associations without secure pay records on discharge was introduced in Congress by Senator McCarran Nevada. The loans would bear six percent interest and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation would buy at par plus accrued interest any veteran note more than three months in arrears or unpaid at maturity.
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Draft on war draft bill stalls in Senate panel
Senator Wheeler vows to oppose delaying the draft bill and to shift the plan to indefinitely postpone inductions of fathers to postpone until after January 1. He cites Canada and urges using American soldiers for civilian work to ease manpower strain while a U.N. front line defense remains. May argues Canada’s move shows no need to draft fathers, urging a manpower survey before any action. Capitol notes include updates from House leaders and other senators seeking current information. Captain Bryce Hedlund departs Savannah after visiting family and expected to fly a bomber.
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FOR SALE Farm radio with battery
Classifieds note sale items including a farm radio with battery. Multiple brief listings appear for jobs, rentals, and goods. Wages offered for a housekeeper. several rental options and small household items listed with contact numbers.
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