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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
24
Mex Lefty Weisman works behind the scenes in spring training for the Cleveland Indians tending to every athlete with equal care. He handles muscle strain braces and blisters while eyeing higher recognition as a top trainer through hands on experience and study of human anatomy.
Sioux City and St Paul live stock reports show mixed price shifts with hogs and steers edging higher on some lines while cows and bulls move differently. Key figures include top steer 14.85, fat lambs around 37.79, and week totals near 35 600 direct with California stock included.\'
A garbled market note lists various poultry terms including hens and cocks with fragmented measurements and codes. The readable elements reference markets for stags leghorns light hens and related items though most data is incomplete and non-specific. No clear names organizations dates or prices emerge from the text.
Chicago dairy market reports show butter and eggs price movements with shipper and station rates. Poultry alive prices list fowls, broilers, turkeys, ducks, and geese with varying cots. Minnesota and North Dakota whites and Idaho potatoes noted. Sioux Falls and regional egg and butter quotes included.
Yesterday's quotations show Chicago buying lifting the Minneapolis wheat market with gains around 4 to 4.5 cents. Demand for milling quality wheat remained fair to good while poor quality stayed slow. High protein wheat was firm and winter and durum offerings remained thin. Corn and oats stayed quiet and steady while rye remained in light supply and milling demand careful. Flax seed basis held steady with firm to higher tone in places.
Minneapolis cash and carlot grain data show No 1 dark northern wheat around 1.17 to 1.23 a bushel with several durum and amber varieties priced above 1.30. Oats, corn, barley, flax, and rye quotes flow across cash and futures boards, with Minnesota and Duluth markets reporting mixed ranges and standard oil stock closing at 69 on the curb market.
Definite signs of easing credit conditions and ongoing trade news supported a broad stock market rise in New York. Many issues climbed 1 to nearly 9 points, with several hitting new highs for the year amid strong volume near 3.4 million shares. United States Steel led gains and numerous names such as American Can Burroughs Adding Machine Glidden Stromberg Carburetor Texas Gulf Sulphur United Aircraft and Yellow Truck and Coach posted strong advances.
Army engineers launched an initial Missouri River survey from Yankton to map navigation potential and bank erosion. Lieutenant R. E. Smyser and Pilot C. R. Chappell departed in a chartered launch toward Kansas City, planning two weeks of hull-to-bank observations and river protection work, with more teams meeting at Elk Point.
E J Sweeney the former alderman was found guilty of bribery yesterday and sentenced to a maximum of ten years in the state penitentiary Judge W W Bardwell ordered Sweeney to pay 32500 in fines and granted a 30 day stay to pursue a motion for retrial as a preliminary to appeal three other former aldermen already serve bribery sentences and cases against several businessmen remain pending
Claude Texas report notes six thousand farm women nationwide could boost economic justice if organized into clubs. The piece highlights the potential impact of collective action among rural women to influence farm economics and policy.
Mrs K Warner chairs a newly formed rural committee of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The panel advocates stronger operation and unity, claiming prosperity depends on effective local cooperation beyond existing legislatures.
Airs. Warner aims to form a farm women’s club in each county nationwide as states begin organizing. She notes Arkansas has organized a county club in every county and urges city club women to involve farm women in all programs and plans.
A skull near Wolf Creek is believed to belong to Peter Bridgewater, who disappeared years ago near Bridgewater. Clothes found nearby support the theory the remains are McNaboe’s. Investigators, including two brothers, seek other remains while the skull is sent to State University labs for age estimation. Charles Snyder, linked to the McNabee murder, remains at large in McCook County records.
Aberdeen report confirms Lydia A. Corcoran dies in Tampa Florida at age 25 and was part of the first faculty of the Teachers College in Aberdeen. Corcoran joined Northern Normal at its 1903 opening and was widely known by her married name Mrs George Graham attesting to a long civil service in the state.
The article notes a long service in the music department, naming Graham Hall, and recounts that upon her retirement in 1924 the college awarded her the honorary bachelor of music degree in appreciation.
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaf testifies amid the McPherson kidnapping inquiry in Los Angeles. She says Aimee Mevhornon and Minnie Kennedy allegedly believed to be with entrepreneur Kenni Ormiston at Carmel, as authorities probe the vanished evangelist's circle.
Plans move quickly for the Otter Boys Conference on Saturday in Huron. Principal AL G Wright reports at least 17 Pierre goals boys and many from nearby high schools will attend, with registration planned for about 40 members and delegates from Iron and other areas.
France plans to use waterfalls tides and hydroelectric power to reduce imports of coal and oil. Experts estimate vast water power potential with slow electrification due to taxes and investment limits. By five years, a high tension network may serve much of the country, easing foreign energy dependence. The piece notes mining, reparation coal imports, and urban electrification progress amid economic constraints.
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