Market News Hog Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Market reports from Armour Stock Yards and Sioux Falls show hogs and cattle steady to higher amid receipts. Top hogs around 6.66 at Armour steady to higher with 140 lb hogs up. cattle and sheep bids steady with natives and montanas priced around 7.50 for springers and 2.50 to 3.00 for plain ewes. Chicago butter, eggs, and poultry prices largely unchanged with minor shifts noted.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Moenix
Montanas
Dakotas
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Markets At a Glance From New York and Chicago Trading
New York and Chicago market briefs show stocks advancing with leaders extending gains while currencies hold steady and key commodities fluctuating. Wheat and cattle move on U.S. and world demand with mixed futures in Chicago and regional produce prices steady across several cities.
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New York
Stendy
U.S. Rovernments
Sterling
Catlan
Tocal
Weta
Vaster
Cotteco
Hog Market Slows Up In Chicago Trade
Chicago hog markets show a downturn with about 15 000 hogs trading mainly steady at 200 pound to 260 pound ranges. Calves, sheep, and lambs also move unevenly with steers and yearlings mixed, prime cattle firm near 18 25, western lambs around 7 50 to 7 75, and total activity easing from Tuesday’s pace.
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Grassers
Enice
Chicago
U.S. di A
Representative sales at Sioux City fair cattle hogs prices rise
No 15 eo Representative sales in Sioux City on September 21 show cattle categories with boot steers and yearlings averaging 11.25 and 10.00 respectively, cows and heifers around 9.00, hog heavies at 7.15 with midweights at 4.00 to 7.00, lights near 3.90 to 8.25. Prices listed per lot with av and price columns.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City market notes cattle and calves steady to weak with bids lower in parts. Hogs fair activity, steers and feeders mixed with price ranges. beef quotes above 12.00 for prime cattle not seen. hogs top around 9.00 with various weights noted. sheep activity steady with no spring lamb sales.
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Sioux City
D. A
Livestock Trade Report From South Saint Paul Market
Paul Livestock on Wednesday at South Saint Paul reports 3,000 cattle, slow bidding with many prices lower. Fed steers mostly above 11.00, grass and short fed 7.00 to 9.00, beef cows 4.59 to 5.50, cutters 3.50 to 4.25, bulls weak around 5.50 down. stockers scarce with little change. calves 1,300 uneven.
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Or. Paul
South ST. Paul
Market Loans Toward Buying After Czech Crisis
New York stock market showed muted response as Czech government reportedly accepted British French terms, dampening a brief buying surge. Investors had anticipated a Czech concession amid pressure over Czechoslovakia, ending a week of rallying and leaving most shares with fractional gains. About 1,050,000 shares traded amid a cooler market tone.
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New York
Supe
Wall Street
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Chicago Produce Futures Market Report Summary
Chicago notes futures for butter and egg standards with storage and refrigerator references. Prices show changes with limited legible figures and sources indicating market activity for September posting.
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Chicago
Eigh Law
Wheat prices slip in Chicago trade amid peace plan reports
Chicago on September 21 saw wheat futures fall by about 1 cent to 1.5 cents as markets absorbed news of Czech government support for British French peace plans. The day’s low prices narrowed gains, Canadian export estimates rose to 760000 bushels while oats dipped. December wheat at 63 62 and May at 64 5/8 with other contracts off slightly.
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Chicago
Washington
John OC
New York
Roosevelt
O'Connor
Jas Romin
Adolph J. Saban
O'Dons
Minneapolis Carrot Range Report Sept 21
Minneapolis market note records carrot grain sales range with Wheat No 1 heavy dark northern prices in early autumn trading.
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Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Huron
Durham
Minneapolis
Wednes
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press Figures In Stocks
A scan of closing quotations lists numerous company names and percentage changes across industries. Firms include Adams Exp, AlaskaJan, AmCan, AT&T, Boeing, PackardMet, PatheFilm, ParkUtah, PilisFlour, NatBiscuit, NatPow&Lt, NY Central, OhioOi, NorthAmer, and PhillipsPet among others with varied percent upticks and downticks indicating daily market movement.
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Associated Press
Adams
AirReduc
AmCan
AmHide&h
AmLoco
AmPow&Lt
AmRad
AmSmé&Ref
At&t
Amtobb
AmWatWks
Ammill
Atcht&sf
AtRef
AviaCorp
BardenLoco x Bal&Ohio Ty Barnsdall
BendixAvia
BethiSteel
BoeingAirp
Borden
BudeWheel
Cotumers&Hee
OtisEley
PackardMet 5
ParkUtah
PatheFilm
Penney BG
PhelDodge
PhiltoMor’s
Phillip’sPet
PilisFlour
Next 10 Days May Decide Fate Of Chinese Capital
Japanese forces push toward Peiping Hankow railway targets with captures near Kwangshan and Sinyang as observers fear the coming days may determine Hankow’s fate. Chinese casualties described as heavy but lighter than Japanese losses amid evasive defense tactics. Loyalist reports claim Spanish militiamen seize hilltops along the Seruel front and surrounding villages in Manxanera sector near Hendaye.
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Shanghat
Peiping
Hankow
Kwangshan
Linyang
Sinyang
Hendaye
France
Seruel
Manxanera
Barcelona
Churchill Calls It Full Surrender To Nazi Threat
London reports Winston Churchill denounces the partition of Czechoslovakia under Anglo French pressure as complete surrender to Nazi force. He warns acceptance of terms would prostrate Europe and urges Parliament to act without delay.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Lanight
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Admiralty
Herbitter
Europe
Continued Retreat Criticized By Eden
Stratford on Avon England September 23 Eden former foreign secretary said continued retreat leads to widening confusion. He left Chamberlain’s cabinet seven months ago in protest against Mussolini diplomacy. At an English speaking union dinner he urged a stand, fearing delay. Tokyo September 21 The cabinet Wednesday approved rejection of a League of Nations invitation.
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Stratford-On-2
England
Anthony Eden
Eden
Chamberlain
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Audignes
Tokyo
Weday
League of Nations
China
Genova
Canadian Pac 6 CaiTrae 48 Celanose 21 CerDe Pasco 41 Ches&Ohio 281
A dense list of stock codes and company names appears, followed by New York and Minneapolis market briefs. The page catalogs trading figures, bond prices, and percentage changes for diverse firms including Chrysler Colg Palm Gen Elec Gen Foods and more, with scattered percentage deltas and price quotes.
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CaiTrae
CerDe Pasco
Ches&Ohio
Cmsip&p
Cri&pac
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
ColumGe&kl
ComSel
ComSouth
ConBdis
ConOil
ContCorp
Conan
CurtisWrt
Curtisseria
Teercé
Chris Peterson of Iroquois Dies at 37
Chris A. Peterson of Iroquois, 37, died after a two month illness in seuron hospital. Born March 27, 1871 in Omaha, he married Clara Browning July 11, 1894. The couple moved to Beadle County in 1908, later living near Cavour. Survived by wife Clara, three sons Lloyd and Ray in Huron, and Ray in Iroquois, five grandchildren, three sisters, and three brothers. Funeral at Kinvon Chapel Friday at 2, with Dr C Z Wilcos officiating. interment Riverside Cemetery.
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Chris A. Peterson
Iroquois
Seuron
Mr. Peterson
Omaha
Clara Browning
Peterson
Beadle County
Huron
Cavour
Lloyd
Ray
S. i Buller
Florence
Neb
Kinvon Chapel
Wilcos Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Czech districts erupt in joyful Sudeten German processions
As Prague faced dejection, Sudeten German districts such as Reichenberg Aussig Eger and others hailed a communique with elation. Large crowds formed joyful processions in cities presumed to become German, while Prague felt anger and uncertainty about possible German troop movements.
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Prague
Reichenberg
Aussig
Eger
Litvinov Denounces Britain and France Over Czechoslovakia
Geneva September 21 1944 Maxim Litvinov Soviet foreign commissar accused Britain and France of capitulating to Hitler and said Russia offered military help to defend Czechoslovakia. He warned that without French Czech cooperation Moscow would not aid Prague while urging League action to mobilize opinion and deter aggression. He said Russia would deploy arms and men if needed and reaffirmed commitment to the Czech treaty and Briand Kellogg pact.
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Geneva
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
France
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
League of No- Lions
Cathoslovakkia
Assembly
Prague
Britain
League of Nations Assembly
Litvinoff
War Department
League of Nations
League
Litvinos
The
Imewiela
Hitler
Chamberlain Ready to Redraw Map of Europe
London dispatch says Prime Minister Chamberlain won cabinet support for a plan to redraw Europe's map with Adolf Hitler at Godesberg. He will travel tomorrow to Cologne then to Godesberg for talks, amid opposition from labor and left circles. Speculation grows over his retirement after the peace negotiations.
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London
Prague
Min Chamberlain
Europe
Adolf Tiller
Godesberg
Rhine
Chamberlain
Fuehrer
Britain
Swank
Edgbaston
Birmingham
Hitler
Huron College Fetes Founders Day Thursday Morning
Huron College will observe Founders Day with a chapel program Thursday morning at 5 o'clock. Miss Glady Pele will speak. The college, founded in 1883 as Pierre University with Thomas M. Findley as president, opens its 56th year this fall. Public invited with no admission charge.
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Huron College
KH. G. Tit
Glady Pele
Pierre University
Thomas M. Findley
Murer
Adequate Defense Aged By Hines Legionnaires Turn To All Day Business Session After Parade
Adequate defense policies and strong national security were the focus as Legion delegates gathered after a long parade in LOS ANGELES. National leaders and committee members discussed war readiness, defense programs, and proposed changes while the auxiliary prepared for its own slate of candidates.
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Hines Legionnaires
LOS
Conventioan Legion
Todey
Progrem
Mike Vehabey
Si Dng
Legion
Jarnel J. Doher
James A. Crain
Frank 2. Eines
Veteran’s
Reuben T. Shaw
National Educational Association
National Defense
Hines
Ints
Roosevelt
Congress
Cudwick
Stephen PL Chadwick
Seattle
Wash
Fred Ross
Nevada
Homer C. Dakey
W . James
P Crowhey
Misippi
Ed Quinn
Maine
Faye C
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital notices list admissions in several towns including Huron Fi mon and De Smet with cases of medical and minor surgical procedures. Discharges include Wolsey Yale Huron and Broadland patients, with new mothers and babies among the released cases.
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George Upham
Huron
Medical
George Urban
Reuben Franzen
Fimon
Grace Abrahamson
Howard
Virginia Barnes
Wessington
Eva Brown
de Smet
Clarence Andrews
Goodwin
John Rohrer
Alpena
Legion Meeting Thursday Night Election Of Officers
Legion members plan Thursday night sessions as regular meetings resume and officer elections loom. Commander Snyders notes ongoing preparations and pending tasks, with improvements to quarters following a recent fire.
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Legion
Wisconsin and New York election news surface
Wisconsin and New York races dominate the current political scene as LaFollette and Oconnell figures contend for gubernatorial and congressional seats. Despite opposition efforts, Democratic candidates face a tight primary field as Progressive and Republican contenders align around key leadership battles in the House and state offices.
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LaFollette
Willie H. J. Ely
Igoy Werks
Proress
Si Inalion
Opnes
Wisconsin
Progressives
iPhilip LaFollene
Sitog
Lette
Robert Tusson
Rew Vican
Ahea
Democratic Gubernato
Herman L. Ekymn Ory
Progressive Ticket
Alesis
Wiley
Rev Hern
Footy Duffy
Dennis Tenomination
Classified Fragments Offer Deals and Notices
A blurred collection of classified lines offers a Chevrolet truck and electric ice chests for sale, a lost ring of keys, rental notice for Mrs Gifford, wanted to buy requests, and medical sniffles remedy options. Names Hofer Huron College and Humphrey's appear amid scattered contact numbers and vague item notes.
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Huron College
EL J. Gifford
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