Hog Market Steady to Higher at Armour Stockyards
Market notes from Armour Stockyards in Huron report hogs steady to five cents higher with light weight butchers topping at 14.45 and general hog activity firmer. Cattle move slower to weak while sheep hold steady. Sioux Falls also notes hogs up with top around 14.65 and bulk around 14.45 to 14.65, cattle slow and steady with quotes unchanged. Credentials include specific lot numbers and price points for steers, cows, and yearlings amid market activity.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux
Falls
Sioux Falls
Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago area sales
Sept 30 hogs opened active and steady with Wednesday averages, later trade slowed with 10 to 15 cent losses. Early top hogs 199-330 lb sold 14.90 to 15.10, then 14.80 to 14.95. Cattle and calves weakness noted with steers and heifers uneven, cows to 8.09, vealers around 15.00. Sheep steady with native lambs and ewes 13.00 to 25, best western lambs to 13.90.
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Chicago
WFA
California
Sioux City Livestock Review Prices Thursday Market Report
Sioux City auction numbers show cattle salable 1,500 with calves and feeders slow after a sharp decline. Hogs at 14.60 to 14.75 for bulk good to choice, sows around 14.40 to 14.50. Sheep 4,000 head, all classes slow, native lambs steady to 14.00.
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Sioux City
WFA
St Paul Livestock Market Report for Thursday
Saint Paul livestock sale notes cattle generally steady with steers above 16.00 heavy than 16.00, calves 10.00 to 12.50, hog bids steady around 14.85 for good choice 200-300 lb, 14.50 for light sows, total loads and weights listed, market described as not fully established.
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St. Paul
U— WwraAj
Watertown Livestock Prices Mildly Steady Across Sheep and Cattle
Watertown market report for September 1 shows steady to mixed changes. Steers and heifers around 13.50, sows 13.50 to 14.10, sheep steady to 25 lower with lambs 11.50 to 12.50, feeder lambs 11.00 to 11.50, yearlings 9.00 to 10.50, ewes 3.00 to 6.00. Cattle and calves mostly steady. overall market mixed amid small shifts.
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Onl
Watertown
Ept
Produce Markets Huron Prices Reported Daily
Huron markets report prices by telephone from 10 to noon. Heavy breed springs and Leghorn contrasts with hens roosters and eggs across Mitchell Sioux Falls and Watertown listings dated Sept 30. Butterfat values remain No 1 and No 2 across regions with egg prices varying by grade.
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Huron
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux, Falls
Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Chicago and New York Poultry and Egg Prices Report
Chicago and New York markets show live poultry and eggs with firm butter and cheese prices. Receipts remain high, with eggs steady and dressed poultry firm, while live poultry sees no trading due to the Jewish holiday.
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New York
U.S
Profit Taking Affects Wheat After Jump
In early trading on aggressive mill buying profits pressured wheat after a surge since July. Oats fell over 0.5 percent and corn remained favored by feed manufacturers as wheat prices eased toward the close. December wheat quoted around 1.51 1/2, oats 0.764, rye 1.081.
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Lulago
Huron grain market wheat prices listed
Wheat No 1 dark northern 1.28, No 2 dark northern 1.27, No 3 dark northern 1.26 per bushel. Market notes show minor adjustments and wide pricing spread among grade selections.
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Huron
Chicago Grain Futures Update from Thursday Trading
Chicago market roundup for Thursday shows wheat trading with Dec, May and other contracts around 149 to 152 decimals. Oats and rye listed with near term values and fluctuating decimals.
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Chicago
Shicago
Minneapolis
Markets At A Glance From New York and Minneapolis
Markets show steady stocks and mixed bonds with rails in demand and cotton quiet. Hogs reach 25.10, cattle steady. Minneapolis cash wheat receipts total 325 today with firm basis and diverse quotations for No. 1 heavy dark northern through No. 3 dark hard winter and related grains.
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New, York
Minneapolis
Mineapolis
South Dakota
Minn
Market Holds Line On Recovery While Volume Edges Up
Markets steady to net gains on a cautious recovery track with light momentum. Earnings outlook and a stock exchange seat sale at 45000 draw interest as investors weigh mild September retreat and forthcoming shifts in industrials and utilities amid mixed volume around 560000 shares.
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Stock Exchange
Teia Maru On Last Lap Of Exchange Trip
London dispatch reports the Teia Maru carrying 700+ travelers to an exchange in Marmagao Portuguese India after calling at Saigon Indo China. The Swedish Gripshelm sails to Marmagoa with Japanese nationals. Hospital admissions list multiple local patients and dismissals, including Charles Halajian and Mrs Wilcox.
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London
Tokyo Radio
Saigon
Indo-China
Marmagon
Portuguese India
Gripshelm
Marmagoa
Military Ban On Deadwood Lifted
Rapid City reports Fort Meade lifted the military ban on Deadwood allowing soldiers to visit the old mining camp and its main street. The WAC area bar ban remains, but the general prohibition was removed a day before semi monthly pay day.
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Rapid
Deadwood
Jts
Fort Meade
WACS
Benito Mussolini Declares Self Heads Italian State
A Berlin radio broadcast quoted Mussolini proclaiming he has taken over as head of a new republican Fascist state in Italy. The proclamation says a constituent assembly will be convened to confirm constitutional powers, with Mussolini exercising all chief functions until then.
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New York
Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Office of War Information
Berliner
Boersen-Zeitung
Mussolini
CBS
Constituent National Assembly
War casualties reach 115000 nationwide
Washington reports total armed forces casualties around 115000 with Navy deaths 11258 wounded 5305 missing 9456 and prisoners 4143. Army losses since December 7 1941 through Sept 15 list 10682 killed 26666 wounded 23743 missing 20451 taken prisoner.
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Washington
Stimson
Navy Department
Navy
Army
Salerno
BOND DRIVE Continues Strong Across South Dakota Towns
The bond drive surpassed targets in several towns with Wessington nearly doubling its $5,900 goal and Wolsey and Hitchcock exceeding theirs by significant margins. Local leaders credited volunteers, block workers, and service clubs for the success, while large corporate purchases from Montgomery Ward and Midland National Life Insurance boosted the total.
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M. A. Artz
Huron
Wessington
C. A. Seiersen
Seiersen
LD. Hazzard
F. D. Fitch
Wolsey
Hitchcock
John J. Richert
James E. Hammer
L. K. Morris
Harry Hansen
J. G. Hagen
Cliff Friese
Earl Privett
D. A van Voorhis
Alex Phillips
Henry W. Martin
Fritz Gross
Bonilla Drive
Bonilla
Frank W. James
F.C. Peterson
Tudor Jones
Yale
Emil
Vondracek
James A. Funk
Willis Bogh
Montgomery Ward and Company
JL. K. Brindley
Minnesota Amusement Company
Marion ‘Walker
Huron Theatre
Midland National Life Insurance Company of
Watertown
Winter Work Open To Farm Labor As Shortages Loom
Farm workers are urged to seek winter non agricultural jobs to fill expected labor shortages. Barnett notes workers may be hired only via referrals from the United States Employment Service under the South Dakota employment stabilization plan. A release from the county agent is required before presenting to the U S E S, which forwards the request to the selective service board for approval. Candidates in Beadle Hand Hyde Jerauld Kingsbury and Buffalo Counties should obtain releases and submit them to the U S Employment Service in Huron.
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Barnett
Huron War Manpower Commission Office
United States Employment Service
South Dakota
War Food Administration
Selective Service Board
Employment Service
Beadie
Hand
Hyde
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Buffalo
United States Employment Service Office
Lampe Market Building
Huron
Colonel Bruett To Talk Here Friday
Lt. Col. William T. Bruett ex executive officer of the seventh civilian defense region at Omaha will speak on civilian defense activities at a Huron defense volunteers meeting at 7 30 p m Friday in the Senior High School auditorium Moving pictures of central center operation will be shown G O Mars tin Huron citizens defense corps commander said today Urged by C H Christiansen Beadle County civilian defense council chairman to attend were air raid wardens auxiliary police and firemen black leaders nurses aides messengers medical utility and demolition squads
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William ,T. Bruett
Seventh
Civilian Defense Region
Omaha
Neb
Huron Defense Volunteers
Central
Center
G. O. Mars’ Tin
Huron Citizens Defense Corps
C. H. Christiansen
Beadie County Civilian Defense Council
Eisenhower and Badoglio Meet Aboard Malta Ship
Allied commander in chief Dwight D. Eisenhower conferred with Italian Marshal Pietro Badoglio on military cooperation aboard a warship at Malta. Attending were Gen. Sir Harold Alexander Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder Harold Macmillan and Robert Murphy. The talks focused on maximizing Italian military effort against Germany.
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North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Pietro Badoglio
Malta
Eisenhower
Harold Alexander
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Arthur Tedder
Harold MacMillan
Robert Murphy
United States
Germany
Weather data snapshot and forecast for South Dakota
Temperature figures show highs and lows from one year ago and the all time records for this date. Precipitation totals for the month and year to date are listed with normals. Sunrise and sunset times are given. The forecast calls for slightly cooler conditions in the west and central areas with showers in the southeast, and cooler conditions expected this afternoon and tonight in Huron and surrounding vicinities.
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South Dakota
Huron
War News Europe Battle Rages Toward Naples and Corsica
Allied forces advance from Foggia toward Naples while probing Corsica and the Adriatic flank. Fifth Army suffers heavy casualties from Sept 9 to 20 as operations press through Salerno's mountain ring. Naples looms as a major harbor base with Foggia set for air operations. Allied air and naval actions target railways and enemy airfields as Montgomery’s thrust threatens the Volturno line. Brigadier Glenn Ryan to speak at Huron Salvation Army citadel Friday night.
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Foggia
Rome
Manfreddonia
Vance
Zapponeto
Fifth Army
Pompeii
Torre Annunziati
Naples
Clark
Salerno
War Department
Torre Annunziata
Peninsula
Balkans
Corsica
Sardinia
Montgomery
Adriatic
Volturno
Eighth
Manfred ‘Donia
Aples
Middleast
Greece
Rhodes
Dela of
Jack Benny Returns From Foreign Tour
Comedian Jack Benny finishes a 10 week USO air tour to army camps in Italy Africa and the Middle East. His troupe traveled 32 000 miles aboard the airplane five jerks to Cairo. The trip included Larry Adler WinJ Snow Anna Lee and Jack Snyder. Benny jokes about new motion pictures and Shirley Temple.
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Jack Benny
Italy
Africa
Middle East
Tran
Shirley Temple
Francis
Bushman
Benny
USO
Sicily
Larry Adler
Winj Snow
Anna Lee
Jack Snyder
Cairo
New Japanese fighter dubbed Super Zero raises alarms
Senator Brewster from Maine disclosed a new Japanese fighter plane tougher than the Zero. He reported production beginning with only a few seen, surprising U S bombers over Canton and shrinking victory advantage. An army official denied a change in daily battle reports.
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Brewster
Maine
United States
Claire Chennault
Canton
Public Utilities OK for Redfield to Sturgis Bus Line
The Public Utilities Commission awaited Office of Defense Transportation approval for a compromise preserving passenger service between Redfield and Pierre while authorizing a bus line from Redfield to Sturgis via Gettysburg and Faith. The action avoids removing tracks and settles on mail service via a star route. officials note the Watertown to Pierre passenger trains remain halted.
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Pierre
Public Utilities Commission 1
Office of de Transportation
Iea
Redfield
Sill
Age
North Western Reilr
William Williamson
Public Ty — Ties Commission
Spected
Churchill
Churchill Huron
Railre
Williamson
Watertown Pierre
Interstate Comm Commission
Reed
Bint
Onida
Chicago
ODT
Clarence Ivers
Rapie City
Sturgis
Gettysburg
Faith
Washington
North Western
Launch Probe of Gasoline Ration
Washington details a full-scale inquiry into line rationing to be led by Chairman Lea. Hearings are tentatively set for October with government officials and private industry witnesses invited. Brown asserts a Midwest Southwest and Pacific coast ration cut may be announced within 24 hours.
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Washington
Lea
Descrat
Smitlea
Rep
Brown
Ohio
Midwest
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Nottestad Elected Huron Lions Club President
M Nottestad was elected president of the Huron Lions Club on Tuesday to succeed J A Connor who moves to Chehalis Washington next month. Elected to fill vacancies are A H Crawford first vice president George G Bell vice president Hugh Hamilton third vice president and Herbert Thrall continues as secretary treasurer.
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M. Nottestad
Huron Lions Club
J. A
Jack" Conner
Chehzlis
Wash
A. H. Crawford
George G. Bell
Hugh Hamilton
Herbert Thrall
Classifieds mix of sales and needs across town
A jumble of short notices lists wanted items and services including 35mm camera and luggage, pasture land, lambs, tomatoes for sale, rental duplex, tin boiler room help, boat for sale, soda fountain girl, a 1940 Lincoln Zephyr, farm land for sale, battery radio and clothing, and requests to rent or buy instruments. Also stray lambs and contact notes for Beadle County Farm and local businesses.
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Illinois
Srmour & Co
Huron
Texaco
Humphrey's
Madison
5. D
Brookings
Coiunty
Gr. Flutie Agency
S. 3
Fourth Street
N. E
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OPA
AlleyCorp
AllChalMfg
AmAirines
Aminiter
AmTel&Tel
Arm Woolpt
Anatonda
Armin
ArmilPro
AviaCorp
Bendix Cor
BethStee
Boeing Air
Briggs Mfg
BudMfg
Butler Bros
Calum & Hee
CerDePas
ChrysCorp
Colgpalmp
ComSouth
SornProd
Curti Wra
Deere&kCo
Dougl Air
GenEsec
GenFoods
GenMot
Homestake
IntHary
Intt&t
Johns-Many
LockhdAire
MackTrk
MarshField
MartGico
MiamiCop
MontWard
NatDryFro
NovAmAy
NorPac
OtisElev
ParamPic
Penney(ic
PepsiCola
PhipsDodge
Proc&Gam
RadioCorAm
RepSteel
Reytobb
Sears-Roe
Server
StandOiCal
StandQilind
Standomj
Stone&Web
TimRoller
Uni'dArerit
Ussteel
Ussteel Pi
WesUnTel
Wesemfg
Woolworth
Charles Halajian
A. A. le Roy
Medical
C. Ev Wilcox
Surgical
A. Opperman
Alpena
Roy Brodersen
de Smet
Joe S.'M. Hofer
Archie Keblas
Charles Mapes
Delbert Fransen
Erwin
Guxdalcanal
Benito
Colonel Bruett
Badoglio
Low Pe
Bismark
N. D
Des Maine
S. D
Kansas
City
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Salvation. Army
Glenn
Ryan
The
Salvation
Nottestad
John J. Tschetter
Beadle County Farm
Utah
S. E
Lincoln Zephyr
Arizona S
Eelephant Shop
David
Wipf
Kouta
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