Market News Swine and cattle prices slide at market
Swine market mostly 10 to 15 cents lower with tops around 7.15 as 400 receipts appear. Cattle weak, lambs 25-45 higher, feeders bid lower with choice yearlings around 11.00, cows 5.60 to 7.50, stock steers 8.25. Hogs 2,500 salable with packer bids near 7.15, sows weaker, feeder pigs down 25, good kinds 3.75-6.00. Sheep 3,000, undertone firm, native fat lambs above 9.25, fat ewes rising. Representative sales list cattle, hogs, and sheep with various weights and prices.
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Choice
Hurom Produce Market Prices From Various Markets
Prices reported from Hurom and nearby markets on September 21 2939 cover heavy hens leghorn hens heavy breed springs and roosters across Fatamont Creamery Swift and Company Farmers Union and other dairies. Regional listings include Watertown Mitchell Sioux City and more with butterfat and egg prices and assorted spring weights.
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Hurom
Swift and Company
Watertown
Saaran
Mitchell
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Wheat Prices Fall At Close In Erratic Trade
Chicago and Minneapolis wheat futures closed lower as trading stayed light and scattered. Reported dryness and depleted soil moisture helped support but gains faded from early highs with prices slipping about a cent. December and May contracts reflected mixed declines while corn and oats moved lower on the day.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Hog Prices Dip After Opening Higher in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog prices declined 10 to 20 cents from an early higher, with a top of 7.05 and later slow, uneven trading. Cattle and sheep markets showed mixed results amid moderate supply. light yearlings and small steers remained steady to higher while heavier weights traded around 11.15 for steers, and spring lambs rose to about 9.75 to 10.00. Total salable hogs 11,000 and cattle 13,000 with variable demand and activity across classes.
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Chicago
Livestock prices drift at St Paul Sioux Falls Sioux City sales
Saint Paul livestock report shows cattle sale steady with grain fed steers 9 to 11 dollars, hogs opening bids 7.30 to 7.45, calves and vealers around 11.50 top, cows 5 to 7, and sheep not yet bid. Sioux Falls market notes hogs down about 25 cents, cattle 35 lower, and varied dairy cow quotes. Sioux City sale totals 4 000 cattle and assorted calves with regional price movement not specified.
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St. Paul
MN. S
Sioux Pass
Sioux Falls
Markets At Glance War Shares, Bonds, Coffee Rise
New York market summary shows mixed war shares slipping while bonds rise and treasuries pace up. Sugar firm on Cuban trade. coffee and metals firm or steady. wheat and corn fall. cattle weak. Chicago and Sioux Falls produce figures listed including Butter Futures and Poultry prices with varying regional quotes.
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New York
Ster
Chicago
Tata
Speeders Warn As Two Are Fe d In Municipal Court
Huron police warned after two speeders Lloyd Dickinson and Gene Morris faced Municipal Court judge C N Hart and pled guilty to speeding charges. Chief Jake S Nelson said the new 33 block paving was not a speedway and ordered a tighter clampdown to curb traffic.
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Huron
Jake S. Nelson
Lloyd Dickinson
Gene Morrissey
Pudee C
Robert Malone Named Editor of Huron High Yearbook
Robert Malone, a prominent Huron High School senior, is named editor in chief of the 1940 yearbook. A member of the A Club and student council, he has starred in athletics as a football starter at tackle last season. Son of Mrs Malone of 531 Head Avenue SE, he is one of three nominees for Tiger King and yearbook staff selections will follow.
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Huron High School
Setor
O. B. Dun
Malone
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Airs
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Head Avenue
Mr. Dunbar Annourie
War Babies Drop In Stock Market
Stocks retreated today as War Babies faded from market strength in rails and utilities. The midday rally in these sectors faded to halts as other groups fell 1 to over 2 points in steels coppers chemicals motors aircrafts and miscellaneous industrials. A few power issues rose fractions while profit-taking increased near recent highs. Transactions approached 2,400,000 shares.
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Ors
Waer
Dorenoon
Closing Quotations Market Movers From AP Snapshot
A dense list of closing quotations shows mixed results across numerous companies and sectors. Stocks including air, steel, tobacco, and consumer goods show varied percentages, with notable names like Chrysler, General Motors, and Shell among many others cited.
Jefferson Admits Florida Murder
West Palm Beach reports Charles Jefferson a 29 year old confessed on the stand in his murder trial that he beat Frances Dunn to death with a hammer and then shot her, in a case entwined with Jean Bolton who testified about the slaying and a supposed kidnaping hoax to gain movie fame.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Charles Jefferson
Frances Dunn
Miami
Boca Raton
Jean “Bolton
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Jefferson
Miss Bolton
Dunn
Hon
Jean
Miss Belton
Delray Beach
C. E. Chillingworth
Boca
Berlin Partition Plan Debate Evident In Nazi Circles
Berlin dispatch reports a Moscow meeting among Hitler, Von Ribbentrop, and Goering deciding Germanys final Poland policy. Observers note sharp splits with a hard line faction seeking total elimination of Poland and a Russian German frontier, while moderates favor a Polish state between the Reich and the Soviet.
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Moscow
Poland
Puchter Hitler
Hermann Goering
Germany
Goering
Huron Employment Office Reopens Under Seim
The Huron district employment office reopened today with E. R. Seim as district manager and staff unchanged. New unemployment claims will be taken, though back payment equipment is not yet available until week’s end. Beadle County approved 240 dollars for district maintenance for the coming year.
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Huron District
E. R. Seim
Lampe Market Company
Dakota Avenue South
Sevi
Roberts Davies
Dorothy Mathews
Genevieve Howard
Huron
Seim
Beadle County
Neutrality debate and foreign sales under scrutiny
The report notes President Roosevelt avoiding direct stance on the neutrality bill while the war and navy departments push attention to foreign buyers seeking strategic materials. He declines to opine on a clause allowing belligerent sales on 90-day nonrenewable terms, stating the issue is complex.
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CBS
Iself
Roosevelt
State Hall
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
War and Navy Departments
Moaan
Bushfield seeks WPA leniency for drought counties
Governor Bushfield requests WPA leniency for Aurora Bon Homme Douglas and Charles Mix counties due to drought. He asks Kenneth Kennedy to waive WPA roll reductions and aid distressed individuals. He wired South Dakota lawmakers to press for relief. Representatives from the six counties urged relaxation of sponsor contribution rules and waiving WPA roll cuts at a conference yesterday.
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Eine
WPI
Bushfield
M. A. Kennedy
WPA
Aurora
Bon Homme
Douglas
Charles Mix
England Votes Record Tax Increase War Budget Sets 35 Percent Levy
Britain imposes the heaviest tax burden in its history to fund wartime outlay. Chancellor Sir John Simon unveils a standard income tax rising to 35 percent for the current year and 37.5 percent for 1940-41, with rates in shillings per pound and a quick adoption by the House of Commons.
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London
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Germany
John Simon
Excheater
House of Commons
Bergdoll Tells Of U S Visits After Desertion Trial
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll testified at a general court martial that he twice returned to the United States from Germany and recovered 105000 in gold he had hidden. He described entering via Montreal and Rouses Point, living with his mother in Philadelphia, and using the aliases Joseph A Mann and Bennett Nash during his trips.
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Dodge
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Trenton
Philadelphia
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Bennett Nash
Prestone Dealers Meet In Huron At Marvin Hughitt Hotel
An attendance of 179 Prestone dealers from the Huron area gathered for the annual anti freez e meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Tuesday evening. The National Carbon Company sponsored the event with J Wissert presiding. The session featured a dinner entertainment and discussions on sales and service problems for dealers. Happy Jack and Zeke Martin from Yankton radio station WNAXK provided entertainment.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
National Carbon Company
J. Wissert
Happy Jack
Zeke Martin
WNAXK
Train wreck kills two crew and injures nine fans
A Texan and Pacific train carrying football fans wrecked last night near Millsap Texas after an explosion in the locomotive. The engineer and conductor were killed and nine other persons were injured.
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Millsap
Tex
Texan and Pacific
Hospital Admits and Discharges Mixed List
A dated hospital notice lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Arthur Keeler of Huron in medical care, Mrs Floyd Jenson of Yale in minor magical, Doris Chancelor of Huron in medical, Elwood Hanson of Hitchcock medical, and W F Bolte of Vargil minor surgical. Discharges include August Liednow, Wolsey, Haran Everett Blass Hitchcock Wayne Johnson and De Simei with various surgical notes.
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Huron
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Helen Gardner to Sail Oct 6 from Genoa
Helen Gardner a Huron sousman of nine years cabled her father that she would sail for America from Genoa Italy on October 6. She described Berlin air raid sirens and drills, details of an emergency kit, and plans to travel by train from Berlin to Genoa before boarding a ship bound for New York.
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Dame Today
Jury Disagrees In Rosecranse Case
A Municipal Court jury failed to reach a verdict in the Rosecrans drunken driving case after an all night deliberation. Judge C N Hall dismissed the panel and stated no state case would be moved for hearing again. Rosecrans was arrested by Huron police this summer and was represented by O Hagen and J R Crawford. The term opened Tuesday with Rosecrans as the only case moved. J W Ford of Huron pled guilty to drunken driving and was fined fifty dollars. Floyd Back of Huron pled guilty to reckless driving with sentence deferred.
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Fred Rosecrans
Huron
Tom HA. Luby
Rosecranse
O. Hagen
J. R. Crawford
FOR SALE VARIED ITEMS AND SERVICES ADVERTISEMENT
Bulletin listing driving to Mitchell Saturday with three passengers. Includes contact option Plant Sweet Clover before October 1 for conservation payments. Property for sale built in 1930 offers rooms bath full basement good furnace attached garage with possession October first terms granted. Also hay for sale 100 tons at 3.00. Misc notices about a home in Wessington a cat ad and tire welding service.
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Carl Mellvaine
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