Sioux Falls Livestock Market Report Falls Through
Market notes from Sioux Falls on Wednesday describe hogs 1,000 head unevenly 5 to 20 cents lower with top about 11.40, butchers 9.90 to 11.40 and sows 9.15 to 10.10. Cattle 3,200 head steady to stronger with bulk prices around 9.50 to 12.00, bulk stock cows 17.00 for common and 75 for medium grades, sheep eatable 3,000 with early action lacking and native spring lambs above 11.75.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
Sioux City
Buichers
Alers
St. Paul
South St, Paul
Further Decline In Swine Prices At Armour Yard
Hog prices edged downward with Wednesday quotes showing further losses of 5 to 10 cents. Top hogs settled at 1130 per hundred, long hauls 5 to 16 cents higher. Sheep down 15 cents. cattle slow but steady in other listings from Armour Yard Hu ron and Watertown on Sept 24.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Expanded Buying Lifts Grain Prices in Chicago Markets
Grain prices rose today as expanded buying boosted soybeans by over three cents at one point. Corn and oats showed gains while some contracts fluctuated, with late profit taking keeping losses capped near one percent.
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Chicago
Dairy group seeks reopening of oleomargarine standards hearing
Washington officials heard from the United Dairy committee that a hearing on oleomargarine standards should be reopened. Paul V. McNutt said no clear benefit would come, noting prior notice and existing standards allow naturals flavors, coloring, and butterfat parity. The dairy bloc, led by Rep J August Andresen, pressed concerns over advertising and competition.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
McNutt
United Dairy Committee
Dairy Committee
Ralph Ammer
Wisconsin Agricultural Department
Jauguist Andresen
Minnesota
Huron Market and Sioux City Produce Prices Report
Market pages list hospital admissions and multiple produce prices across Huron De Smet Iroquois and surrounding towns. Items include Beeg and Delores Ann at Huron markets, plus Sioux City Mitchell Watertown and Sioux Falls price quotes for poultry eggs butter and various grains. The notes cite weights, grades, and regional price ranges for Wednesday deliveries.
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Paul Pawlowski
Woonsocket
Vernon Erick- Huron
de Smet
Verl
Huron
Delores Ann
Clark
Wessington
Brees
Snainas
Johannes
Hur Leavy Springs
Chan
Sandra Rae Wilhelm
Woonsock
Mrs
It Bangerter
Paneer
Phil Silvernail
Baby Son
Philip
Heavy Breed Roosters
Kent Wright
Leghorn
Sioux City
Leghorn Springs
Mixed Livestock Markets Show Varied Slant Across Regions
Across Minnesota and neighboring states on September 24 cattle and hogs faced uneven prices. Hog sags midweights steady after early declines while sows push to 12.80. cattle show soft yearling and steer demand contrasted by dull dairy cows and light beef cow action. Sheep demand marks small gains with fat lambs scarce but prices holding.
Markets At Glance Sept 4-7 New York and Chicago summaries
Markets show uneven changes with early rally faltering. Bonds fluctuated and commodities move on zinc price proposals. In Chicago wheat and corn rise on inflation talk, cattle steady with heavy weights weaker, hog prices drop, top hogs at 17.40 while grading scales range from fancy to dirties with checks around 25 to 34.
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Porelim Exchange
Changuiet
Hines
Wall Street
New Orleans
Spa Luger
OPM
Col
Eassier
Chicago
Wool Market Activity in Boston Week of Wool Sale
Bostonbial wool market remained fairly active with sizeable quantities of staple combing blood territory sold at 1.03 to 1.05 dollars scoured. French combing fine territory fetched 1.05 to 1.07 dollars scoured while short French combing sold around 1.02 to 1.03. Median territory wools moved at 93.6 cents for coming three-eighths blood and 86 to 85 cents for combing lone four quarter blood on a scoured basis. Fleeces sold with largely unchanged quotations.
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Boston
D.A
Stocks Close With Trace Of Spottiness
Market report notes cautious trading as prices show minor fluctuations and bond and Ford stock activity appear uneven. Investors monitor services and city indexes amid a lean session.
Unwary Whale Hooks Cable Crew Finds Whale Entangled
A cable repair ship off New Plymouth, amid rough seas, hauled up a whale with a broken cable pierced through its mouth and looped around its body. The discovery followed a report of a whale entangled and injured by the undersea line.
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Newpfonnclahd
Japan Abandons Celebration Plans for Axis Anniversary
The Tokyo government blocked nine rallies by pro Axis Tohokai for the anniversary of Baker’s entry into the totalitarian state and cancelled a corporate celebration. Tokyo spokesman Koh Ishii denied Chinese reports of Russo-Japanese clashes as propaganda while dispatches from Chungking described a large air formation potentially from American supplied warplanes. Japanese forces reportedly advanced toward Changsha, north of Hunan, nearing the provincial capital.
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Associated Press
Baker
Tokyo
Tohokai Group
Axis
East Asia Development Corporation
Koh Ishii
Chungking
Hunan
China
United States
Shanghai
Changsha
Rain Lifts Huron and State Rain Totals Rise
Heavy overnight rain boosted Huron to 2.52 inches for the month and topped 1.33 inches in nearby bridges. South Dakota overall saw broad showers with Modbridge recording 1.33 inches and Pierte 1.09 inches. Forecasters expect intermittent light showers to continue raising the monthly total.
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Huron
South Dakota
Modbridge
Pierte
Wartime confusion spurs arrests as war spreads
Reports from Buenos Aires and Madrid describe arrests of young aviation officers in Argentina amid fears of subversive activity. In Mexico City a violent clash near President Avila Camacho’s residence leaves dozens dead or wounded as workers protest wartime grievances. NATO fronts see renewed aerial activity with German raids on Moscow and limited RAF strikes in Britain amid Japan Russia tensions in Manchukuo.
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Chamber of Deputies
Buenos Aires
Interior
Cordova
Tucuman
Cordoba
Parana
Republic
Mexico
Guillermos Rojas
Mexico City
Manuel Avila Camacho
Luis Babadilla Camberas
Ramon Castillo
Hed
Ukraine
Moscow
RAF
Germany
Channel
England
Wales
Manchukuo
BDO
Japan
Russia
Conone Pine i Koh
Ishii
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Curtis Reelected President Of Anti Saloon League
The Rev. A. L. Curtis of Aberdeen was reelected president of the South Dakota Anti-Saloon League at its Mitchell meeting. Rev C D Bullock of Sioux Falls named vice president replacing Dr F E Lachridge. New officers include Rev John E Booth secretary Grace Barth treasurer Lauritz Miller attorney. Eilis Jackson elected to headquarters committee with incumbents C F Springer C N McManus and George Vance, all of Mitchell.
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Nchell
A. L. Curtis
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Anti-Saloon League
Mitchell
C. D. Bullock
Sioux Falls
F. E. Lachridge
John E. Booth
Big Stone City
Grace Barth
Strikebound ships to be released as mediation eyed
AFL Seafarers International Union leaders moved to release 25 strikebound ships amid a renewed push for mediation after shipowners and union failed to agree on war bonus rates. A California aircraft plant voted 98.8 percent to strike to press wage demands, with the National Defense Mediation Board expected to weigh in and possibly avert a walkout.
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Associated Press
AFL Seafarers International Union
California
John Hewk
Seafarers
New York
Maritime Commission
Henk
Mediation Board
Esterday
Defense Mediation Board
Maritie Commission
Consolidated Aircraft
San Diego
Calif
United States
Britain
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Tieorge Castleman
National Defense Mediation Board
Denison Elected President of Beadle County Young Democrats
Denison Jr. won the Young Democrats presidency at a Beadle County courthouse re organization meeting. Officers to serve until December 1 include Mrs. James Meaghan as vice president Lucille Jacobs as secretary and Allan Walker as treasurer. Delegates to the state convention Thursday are Denison George Chitty and Mrs Meaghan.
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C. Denison, Jr
Young Democrats
Beadle County
Denison
James Meaghan
Lucille Jacobs
Allan Walker
George Chitty
Meaghan
US to aid Panama with guns for merchant fleet
Washington discussion centers on extending lend lease aid to Panama and other hemisphere nations to arm their merchant marine. A high ranking Senator, asking not to be named, warned the sinking of the Pink Star could bolster the President's case for neutral ity act revision or repeal.
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Panama
United States
Secretary outlines three price facts and food pledges
The secretary stresses three points as prices rise: farm prices up in percent but farmers still receive a small share in loaf costs, retail price increases lag behind consumer income gains, and not all inflation is due to farm price rises. He lists England supply pledges through June and notes mounting volcanic activity and a misclassification of arachnids in a stray line.
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England
Morgenthau Urges Profits Restriction to Curb Inflation
Secretary Morgenthau told the House committee that profits should be limited during the wartime emergency to curb inflation. He warned without stronger controls rising costs will force wage increases and threaten victory over inflation. He suggested extending price and credit measures and widening defense savings programs to restrain spending.
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Morgenthau
C Today
Bercy
House
Treasury
Lorg
Chimran
Federal Farm Board
Hurricane rages inland as coast endures fierce tide
Hurricane Cummuea ties up coast with warnings from Matagorda to Morgan City. Galveston Bay sees destructive tides and damaged piers as communities brace for continuing gale force winds. Seabrook flooded and roads cut, while Houston shelters hundreds brought in from low-lying areas.
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Cummuea
Page One
Seaman
Gulf Front
Houston
Baani
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Morgan City
Matagorda
Corpus Christi
Louis Line
Galveston Bay
Camp Hulen
I Union Station
Camp Wallace
Camp Helen
Ellington Field
Seabrook
Galveston Sea
Lost on Highway 37 Missionary Purses Seized
Classified fragment reports a lost handbag on Highway 37. It is described as a lady's brick purse with various papers. The finder is requested to contact Hana Vancil at 252 10th S. E. and return may be rewarded.
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Lady’s Brick Burse
Hana Vancil
S. E. Ee
Brooks Agency
Ethias Aan
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