Hurley Outlines U S Shipbuilding Drive For War
New York March 27 America's effort to meet German submarine threat was outlined by Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board. He said 720 steel and wooden shipways are under way and the eight million ton program is 28 percent toward completion. He cited delays, the shift from peacetime yards to war needs, and the creation of an entirely new shipbuilding industry as reasons for slow progress, but warned that ships are essential to win the war and that the new yards will vault America to a premier maritime position.
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Legal Board Named to Adjust War Risks
A South Dakota legal advisory board for soldiers in service was named by Judge Chas Whiting, G G Caldwell, Frank Aiken, Tore Tugen, and others. Backed by the National Council of Defense, the board will provide legal aid on war risk insurance, pay, and related emergency laws, handle property and business matters, and report cases needing Red Cross Home Service.
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Books for Yank is Cry From France Urgent Aid Parcel
A letter from France describes widespread requests for books and magazines among Allied troops. Rev Francis Billies, former rector of St Marys Epistle Church, notes a hospital aid package for American forces and mentions grateful recipients and the ongoing effort to supply reading material to soldiers.
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Francis Billies
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Red Cross bidder pays to save his beard at Kennebec sale
At a Kennebec Red Cross benefit auction jokers raised ads and a man was forced to pay $11 to keep his beard. A blue ribbon turkey brought $400, and the total added to the Red Cross treasury is estimated at about $2,000.
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Shipping agreement with Japan on tonnage transfer
Washington March 27 officials completed terms for transferring 150000 tons of Japanese shipping to the United States in a two to one steel plate per ton dead weight ship capacity deal. The arrangement is seen as preliminary while talks continue in Tokyo under Ambassador Morris.
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Aviator Cadet Dies as Plane Falls Near Garfield Range
An American aviator cadet whose identity was not established was killed today when his airplane fell several hundred feet near the Garfield gunnery range. The craft caught fire after impact and burned badly.
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Reading material drive from local boys in need
The speaker notes two boys from nearby towns in hospital, Amundson from Mitchell and another from Spencer, both recovering well. He appeals for old magazines and reading matter of all kinds to aid them and asks readers to send whatever they can.
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For Rent Four Room House on Electric Yachts at 221 BE 14th Ave
Rental notice for a four room house with electric service and a small barn located at 221 BE 14th Ave. Monthly rent listed as 810.09 dollars. Contact phone number 3744 for inquiries.
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For Sale Advertisements: Farm Equipment and Livestock
FOR SALE A Snap Moline universal tractor with 14 inch plows practically new J M Sibert. FOR SALE OR TRADE A fine improved quarter section in Miner county one half mile from town Buildings new Wish to trade for half section H G Wardman 306 Western Nat Bank Phone 2436. FOR SALE Ten head of young horses medium sized to small sized Prined to sell Weller Land Co Mitchell S D.
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For Sale Hatching Eggs and Farm Items
Mrs. Philip Fox of Mitchell advertises pure bred S G R I RR eggs at 4 dollars per four eggs. David Lovinger Bihan offers Rose Comb White Leghorn eggs at 6 dollars per 100. Other listings include Navy seed beans lumber wagon cow and calf old rubber rags and magazines and a Desirable residence at 723 Hanson St priced 4500 with contact Winter Gary.
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Hog and cattle market report from Sioux City sale
Classified market page notes hog receipts of 14 000 with higher prices and varying grade ranges. Cattle receipts reach 38 000 with higher killer beef prices and ranges for beef steers cows canners stockers calves bulls and feeding cows. Sheep receipts 500 with steady market.
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Everybody Does It Says Ohio State
A brief quip notes that when a notable friend settles debts the old excuse is forgetfulness. The line attributes the sentiment to an Ohio State context. The remark reflects a common rationale used to downplay unpaid obligations and justify repayment after delays.
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Wanted to rent six room house by April 1
Mrs. H W Hopkins of Shamberlain South Dakota seeks a six or more room modern or partly modern house to rent by April 1. Also seeking a modern house to rent before May 15 and provides phone number 4202 for contact.
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Sioux City Market Gossip
Hog consignors today include Po Ryan and J Wilke from Emerson Nebraska. A Beresford shipment arrived via Z Storm. J J Steenland of Al tester SooD offered cattle. One hundred feeding cattle went to Pipestone yesterday by George Wy. Smith. Hubbard Nebraska representation by J Hays and Sam Knox. W Beekman and S Mikkleson from Remsen on trade. GC Weise shipped cattle from Laverne Minnesota. A stock cattle consignment bought here sent to Quimby Iowa by A Gunarson.
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Pipestone
A. Gunarson
Quimby
Hogs and cattle market report from South St. Paul
South St. Paul market notes show hog receipts at 9,000 with prices 17.00 to 17.25 for most sales, cattle receipts 5,100 steers and 15,003 cows and heifers with calves at 26, and stockers at 14.00. Sheep receipts 100 with lambs 8.00 to 18.00, wethers 7.00 to 11.00, and ewes 5.00 to 13.00.
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Grain Market Minneapolis Cash Close
Market report from Minneapolis shows corn prices with No 3 yellow at 1.75 to 4.83 and other yellow grades. No 3 mixed at 1.70 to 1.78. oats bids include No 2 Montana at .96 to 1.04 and standard white around 92 1-1. barley and rye figures listed with slight variations. plan prices noted at 4.48 to 4.20 for arrive and May futures around 86 3-4.
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Milwaukee Grain Market Prices Report
Milwaukee March 26 corn prices for No 4 yellow 4.62 No 5 yellow 5 85 No 4 white 4.55 oats No 3 white 92 42 93 barley No 4 34 87 1 90 rye No 2 2 941 2 92
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The Magic Touch Of Paint
A spring renovation pitch urges painting and finishing for homes. It promotes paint enamel varnish and varnish stain to brighten spaces and offers contracting, hanging paper, guaranteed satisfaction, and low prices by capable workers.
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Chicago market notes show eggs higher with 26 471 cases of firsts at .88 and ordinary firsts at .82. Butter and creamery items appear at elevated prices with no clear movement in potatoes or live poultry. receipts include 32 cars.
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New York Produce Market Notes March 26
Butter market steady in New York City with 10 773 tubs received. Creamery prices showed gains with firsts at 4146 42 cents and seconds around 39 11 cents. overall market remained irresilar to receipts of the day.
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Chicago market gains push hog and cattle quotes higher
Hog receipts reach 28 000 and cattle 8 000 as market holds steady to firm. Hog prices rise 10 to 15 cents with bids from 17.10 to 17.70 for various classes. Cattle and sheep also firm with native beef steers 9.60 to 44.00, calves 10.50 to 16.00, lambs 14.60 to 19.00, and sheep 11.25 to 15.65.
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Poultry Market Report Summary
Fresh gathered extras claim 89 percent extra fists and 37 percent SAM amid live poultry and dressed poultry market notes. Strong live poultry and quiet dressed poultry readings indicate variable supply signals.
Mitchell Produce Markets Butter Tabs 411
Mitchell Produce lists butter tabs price 41 cents per pound and cream 41 cents per pound. The notice also cites a general market rate of 42 to 30 cents in various goods.
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