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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
8
Sioux City market reports cattle calves hogs and sheep with prices for yearlings bulls and heifers. Strong hogs and fed cattle offer at top quotes while sheep and lambs show slower early trading across Sioux City St Paul and Sioux Falls markets with variable demand and regional price ranges.
Chicago markets show butter at 17 612 tubs and creamery extras 3774 with extras firsts 364 M44 and firsts 246 3544. Eggs steady at 29 068 cases with extra firsts and praised firsts 23 623 percent.
Minneapolis notes dull and uneven activity in grains Monday with May futures lower and cash wheat receipts light. Durum strength supports some demand while oats and rye show mixed demand and steady to weaker tones amid thin offerings and firm cash bids.
Minneapolis cash close reports Wheat and Corn futures with several protein percentages and grade codes. No. 1 northern wheat listed with 1.0534 LO. amber durum and red durum grades noted. Barley and flax prices given alongside rye and white corn figures for March.
Duluth reports cash close figures for March 31 with wheat and durum quotes. Prices shown include No 1 amber durum 937 and 87% and No 2 durum 92 74 with further notes on mixed and ved durum values. Grain futures such as July 2.89 and Sept 2.69 are listed along with on track arrivals and nearby totals.
The New York market faded after reaching year highs last week as heavy profit taking struck many issues. Several top names fell while some rails and utilities showed paring, and a few stocks hit new year peaks amid renewed demand for others.
A conference in Chicago between Federal Farm Board Chairman Alexander Legge and Tariff Commission Chief Economist Dr. John Coulter led to plans to reduce spring wheat acreage by promoting substitute crops. Coulter and worker James Howard will tour Minnesota and neighboring states to mobilize substitutes like flax, barley, rye, oats, and sweet clover, aiding seed trades and acreage planning amid surpluses.
Central compiling of radio programming across many networks. The artifact details station call letters and time blocks for music orchestras and variety acts on multiple channels, noting hours like 10:20 PM and 7:00 PM and listing performers such as Cesare Sidora Orchestra and Merle Allen.
Glenne McArthur leaves as secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce to join Northwestern Public Service executive staff in Chicago. He will confer with W S Vigian of Mid West Utilities and F T Parker president of Northwestern Public Service. Parker’s move ties to North Central-Electric Association leadership and national committee. Paul Myers departs for Sioux Falls to arrange shipment of furniture. the couple will relocate to 928 Dakota Avenue South and return Tuesday night.
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde and Alexander Legge chairman of the Farm Board will speak on the national radio program of the Farmers Union April 16. Mila Reno Iowa president announced the addresses will be relayed through WHO and WOW at 9:15 a.m. from Reno.
Air mail pilot Harry A. Seivers narrowly escaped death after a squad of weather and control issues forced a chute deployment. He crash landed from about 2,000 feet, survived, and the wrecked plane was hauled away by train with him unharmed.
Dexter, candidate for city mayor, spoke at the Huron Co-Operative club luncheon about his plans and long residence in Huron. Other candidates and speakers covered unemployment solutions, Legion Fourth of July plans, and preparations for a local cooperative auxiliary advisory group.
Washington reports the 1930 census mobilized for an April start with 120000 takers under 573 supervisors. Census takers will survey every city apartment and rural dwelling, counting all residents and households, with nationwide data on unemployment literacy industry and race to follow.
Foreign and mission sources report bandit activity and communists spreading from southern Kiangsi toward Nanchang. A general evacuation of foreigners is anticipated as the menace grows in the northern part of the province.
A Boy Scout court of honor is called for Tuesday night at 1 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. A number of boys will appear before the board to receive merit badges and information.
Extension economist Eberle spoke to Beadle County livestock men on a national marketing plan for livestock cooperatives. He described a sales board coordinating sales, two subsidiary bodies for financing and publishing, and a reorganized national order buying company as a marketing agency. The plan aims to equalize access to information and bargaining power for all producers.
Thirty candidates filed for county offices, with Republicans adding to the tally at the county auditor's office. The fields include county auditor, state representative Ulrich, Pester township, and county commissioner from the first district. The filing deadline will end next Saturday.
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