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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
7
Market report covers calves hogs sheep and eggs with prices and trends. Cattle listed by class with prices for yearlings, beef cows, bulls and stockers, hogs shown by weight and price ranges, sows and lighter weights. Potatoes and other produce noted with regional prices and shipments.
Prairie cattle and hog markets report mixed price moves from Sioux Falls to St Paul and Chicago. Cattle and calves show uneven demand with lighter weights steady to higher, feeders scarce. hogs open slow but near steady, with best weights around 9.65. Sheep and lambs remain generally weak, with varied bids and active double runs noted in Washington and Montana listings.
Sioux Falls wholesale listings show Wednesday market figures with weights for spring chickens leghorn hens and cocks ducks and geese. Butterfat door delivery rates and firsts for dairy products noted alongside city market data. Chicago and Sioux Falls entries dated August 6 appear in the same bulletin.
Chicago hog market shows an advance with futures for September and December trading around 9.50 to 9.60. Receipts yesterday reached about 600 hogs as bidders pushed prices higher, marking a firmer trend in the livestock market.
Wheat futures firmed late session with September up 4 cents and December 30 cents. Corn rose earlier but eased on rains, while oats faced hedging pressure and traded lower. Cash markets showed firm wheat, steady corn, and varied demand. Minneapolis reports mixed No. 1 northern prices and amber durum futures.
Duluth reports flax futures and durum wheat prices with No. 1 amber durum and mixed durum grades, along with no. 1 dark northern wheat totals. Daily Huron grain values shown, plus Buck Brothers poultry prices for Leghorn hens, old roosters, and eggs.
On a listless market day, U S Steel rose to a new high for the recovery while several laggards saw modest activity. Crop drought fears weighed on cotton and grain prices as rough weather clouded sentiment. Notable advancers included Macy Woolworth Sears Roebuck and Simmons, with total volume near 1.35 million shares.
Central Standard time outlines a long slate of radio programs, listing stations, show titles, and times across NBC, ABC, and local affiliates. The schedule highlights music hours, orchestras, dance bands, comedy, and public affairs, with many entries noting multiple stations like WABC WLS WGN and KOA, plus regional program blocks and host names.
Lois McDonald wins the Central South Dakota contest securing a free trip to Seattle and Alaska. The 20 year old Huron High School graduate received gifts from local merchants and will depart August 15 from Huron to join 16 other girls for the journey, filing daily stories for The Evening Huronite.
Donald Leonard of the Michigan state police told delegates at the annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police that the sine should be the basis of law enforcement as municipalities cannot function alone. He urged state police support for smaller towns hampered by lack of trained personnel and funds, citing modern policing trends amid rapid U.S. growth and rising crime.
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine aim to surpass the world refueling endurance record of about 554 hours set last month in Chicago. They reported 38 hours aloft in their mono plane Greater St. Louis and planned to stay up a full month, with O Brine noting this would be his final endurance flight.
Sioux Falls authorities surfaced word that Thomas Lindsey, tied to a Racine Wisconsin bank raid near Judson Minnesota, was released from the South Dakota penitentiary last June. Warden Jameson and Sheriff Johnson hinted Paul and Earl Huntley may share Sioux Falls ties. The trio reportedly hid in a private home before the July 24 Judson robbery netting about $1,505 and slugging ER Williams, the bank president.
The Daily Herald reported extra precautions were being taken at Buckingham Palace after several thefts of priceless artworks. It suggested a wealthy collector may be hiring book thieves to steal masterpieces, with officials reportedly backing the theory and pointing to America as a major market for stolen pictures.
Beaclé county commissioners in session on Wednesday considered the county budget for 1990 31 with members showing objections and proposing minor changes. Kuehn chaired the meeting with Chamberlain Miller and Davis among attendees in session.
J Fred Booth vice president and general manager of J R Booth Ltd lumber merchants died early today in Rochester Minnesota. He was the second son of the late J R Booth pioneer Canadian lumberman and was married to Princess Erik of Demark.
Detroit police say Egbert M Hoffmann a wealthy youth is freed from all ties to the Jerry Buckley killing after a bank book found in a raided apartment. Hoffmann’s claim that the book was left by his secretary in the apartment of radio singer Marjorie Mansell is supported by the secretary who verified the account. Miss Mansell’s associate Licavoli is being sought as a linked figure in the investigation.
Chairman Nye outlined a plan to curb campaign expenditures through federal legislation. He predicts a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate nominating and electing candidates for federal offices. Nye says others may back the proposal as investigations across several states proceed. He envisions state time limits on election spending and public funding for primary costs.
Relief from drought spread across the southwest with scattered rainfall aiding crops. Nebraska towns Tokamah and its whimby recorded 2.80 inches and Columbus 1.28 inches, while Omaha noted .26 inches and a cooler morning temperature.
The Viceroy Lord Irwin allowed Pandit Motilal Nehru and his son Jawaharlal Nehru to go from Allahabad to Poona for peace talks with Mahatma Gandhi. The transfer was confirmed in political circles. The Nehrus, leaders of Congress volunteers for civil disobedience, were consulted by Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and J. Jayakar who backed reconciliation after visiting Gandhi in Poona jail.
The Pope appointed the Rev Edwin O Hara of the rural Sfe department of the nations Catholic welfare council as bishop of Great Falls Mestana. The Rev E V O Hara is a parish priest living in Washington D C.
Admissions include Mrs A G Blinestone Minn medical Mrs Wilism Montgom ery Huron surgical Mrs Lee Patrick Huron Mrs J P Tschetter Huron medical Mrs Edwin Froland Miller medical Harry Langbehn Wolsey medical Joyce Anderson Huron minor surgical Dismissals list F C Grant St Paul Genevieve Hanrath Cavour C Laughlin Huron Mabel McDermaid Huron Lena Bowder Huron Mrs D A Lewis Miller Gus Shinkie Esmond George Hiv
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