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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
8
Armour stockyards report unchanged cattle and calf markets with seven hundred hogs received and top hog price of 3.70. Prices for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep listed across weight ranges. Chicago market shows hogs steady to lower and cattle slow to steady with mixed demand and notable price tiers.
The hog market opened with fair activity in Chicago on August 22 amid a sluggish earning, with prices steady to 3 cents lower and a top of 4.00. Receipts totaled 20,000 hogs, including 4,500 slaughtered and 2,000 held over, indicating ample supplies. Cattle and sheep markets followed a cautious tone as buyers weighed government pig buying programs and varied demand.
Minneap olis August 2 A 4511 cent advance in rye futures revived a dull market session Barley also rose while the general list firmed but trimmed later Rye held some gains Wheat futures dipped modestly on mill buying December rye rose 2 percent and September rye futures gained 2 percent Cash wheat firm demand fair winter wheat in better demand Durum amber quality sought Cash corn offerings were light Oats demand quiet Flax demand good
Sioux Falls livestock market reports show cattle steady to lower with 500 head noted. hogs weak to lower with lighter demand. Sioux City and St Paul bids reflect similar softening trends. Minneapolis and Duluth cash queues list varied wheat, corn, oats, and barley prices with regional differentials and futures outlooks.
Mixed durum quality figures show No. 2 grade at 1.01 percent, No. 1 red durum at 83 percent. Flax prices listed at 1.88 with arrivals noted for September and October. Prices for November at 1.00 and December at 1.884 percent.
Market notes from Huron and Sioux City, with prices for hides at No. 1 curing under and over 45 lbs, tallow, wool, and butter, plus Minneapolis and Sioux Falls flour and produce quotes. Includes Chicago and New York poultry, eggs, butter, and potatoes prices, with assorted market movement and shipment data.
Stock activity was subdued with selective buys in a few issues while the broader market drifted. Notable movers included Western Union Chrysler Dugont General Motors Allied Chemical Union Pacific with transfers around 1.6 million shares. many issues posted slight declines or quiet gains amid a tight session.
Aberdeen August 22 Circuit Judge Van Buren Perry sentenced Clifford Haas alias Clifford Hayes twenty two of Redwood Falls Minnesota to twelve years in the state penitentiary for third degree burglary caught emerging from a broken grocery store window a week ago Sunday night he pleaded guilty and later confessed to breaking into a railroad depot He was armed when arrested by Officer Owen Luker A long criminal record with at least four prior larceny auto theft and vagrancy convictions was presented before sentencing.
Poona India August 22 The Mahatma Gandhi grew weaker on his seventh day without food but the legislative council said his condition was not yet critical. The remark came in reply to a question about why his wife is compelled to leave his bedside at eight o'clock each evening.
Floyd Stefles of the state taxation department will be at the county auditor’s office for two days, Wednesday and Thursday, to answer questions on the new gross income tax. He will grant interviews to anyone with doubts about provisions in the new law taking effect July 1.
Brenneman of Wessington Springs began work in Sioux Falls as deputy internal revenue collector and will collect the new processing tax on wheat.
Importers in Washington appealed at a tariff commission hearing for a 50 percent slash in beer duties. A reduction from one dollar per gallon would halve the tariff to fifty cents, impacting foreign brews.
List of numerous company securities with prices and yields, including Gillette Gold Dust North Am Pac Packard Sears Roebuck Socony So Pac Standard Brands Texas Corp Transamerica Union Carbide United Aircraft United Fruit US Steel Woolworth and major U S bonds. Mention of Liberty and Treasury notes with closing values.
Sta nford University press rep David A Lamson 31 faces murder charges in the death of his wife Allene Lamson. Jurors tentatively seated as trial opens with defense ready to stipulate, while Lamson mocks the idea of a tainted case and cites jail time as material for a future play. A nurse maid witness Esther Dolores Roberts wed Warren B Sorenson in Vallejo on Memorial Day eve, a development unrelated to the case.
The article notes continued discussion on a grain treaty with plans to regulate stock flow into the market. Millers will be instructed to use a very high percentage of domestic wheat, fixed at a notable level, replacing the previous step down from 95 percent after harvests. Minister Giacomo Arete reports imports since July 4, 1932, totaling scarcely 230,000 tons, all used.
At Hotel Marvin Hughitt last evening H A McClelland presided over a Pro-O-Thus gathering. Kat Musolf spoke on skeet shooting while McClelland noted his trip to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago.
PIERRE Aug 2 Augs Jensen of New Effington Roberts county is appointed deputy game warden by the South Dakota game and fish commission. He replaces Arthur Tew of Sisseton and previously served as game warden from March 1927 to January 1922. Attorney General Walter Conway says Jensen's legislative service does not bar him from the post.
An explosion at a Celuloid Company building in Newark killed Susie Calabrese and a girl today, seriously injuring six other workers. Names and details appear inconsistent in the source text, but the fatal incident is clear with two confirmed deaths and multiple injuries.
The South Dakota League of Women Voters plans a September 5 6 convention in Huron at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt led by Dr A Lucille Calverley of Wessington Springs state president. Speaker list includes Edith Roekwood national secretary for Public Welfare and League leaders will discuss Public Action and 1933 34 forecasts with a dinner in her honor and public meetings across two days. Mrs E W Feige national director of the fifth region will also speak.
C J Strike, vice president and general manager, announced that the NRA code for the Edison Light and Power industry has been signed for Northwestern Public Service Company and two others, promising about 50000 dollars in additional annual payroll. Changes in personnel and hours will be made quickly across North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. A Huron bakery, the Bell, joined the NRA reemployment program, while K Cafe was omitted from yesterday’s NBA signers due to an error. Work to bring Huron firms under the Blue Eagle is delayed by lack of material, with more material expected at the post office by Thursday so operations can resume.
ST. PAUL Minn Aug 22 Police continued the inquiry into chiropractor Dr. W H Hedbergs tale of an assault on him Sunday. This marks the second incident in six weeks he claimed to have been involved after another case where Dr E J Engbert was drugged and left unconscious in a car at a railroad crossing. Engbert identified Hedberg as his assailant, with no others involved, while Hedberg reported two men accosted him on the way to meet his wife and injected him with a syringe. He was questioned at a hospital as police planned further questioning.
Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliary women gathered for an encampment in Los Angeles. The morning opened with the first general session as a series of meetings began though no final session was planned. Side discussions on candidacies for office circulated among attendees.
Federal authorities pursued a car believed driven by George Kelley, named in the Urschel kidnapping case. Kelley, with two women, was last reported fleeing toward Canada as police stations from New York to the East Coast circulated the alert. The Oklahoma City oilman was released after a reported payment.
A coroner's jury urged that Mrs. May Hanson be held to the grand jury for the death by fire of her ex husband Earl Hanson. Four witnesses including Nelson McColl and Bruce Thompson testified about the events near the burned car at the divorced couple’s farm. Authorities suspect gasoline was poured and ignited. Hanson denied any involvement and the jury set no bail.
In Lyallpur Punjab on August 2 a clash over a canal water dispute led to police firing on a hostile crowd of over 100 villagers. Five people were killed and several injured as a sergeant and six constables opened fire after authorities say the crowd attacked them. One constable was wounded.
Sioux Falls officials announced 850 enrollments in the NRA program marking growing participation. The post notes sticker and poster supplies are tearing into exhaustion as more locals join, signaling rising interest and outreach success.
Sioux Falls officials announced a Sunday meeting in Huron to organize a state unit linking with the National Dyers and Dry Cleaners Association for NRA code discussions. A proposed code will be considered next week.
The article outlines a federal emergency hog buying plan set to begin at six midwestern markets tomorrow, with Chicago as the base market. It lists weight-based price steps from 25–30 pounds up to 98–100 pounds and notes higher costs for hauling. Morrell & Co. and Sioux Falls Stockyards plan to participate, aiming to handle thousands of pigs and sows, while officials await government permits and guidance from Washington.
Newport Beach California August 22 three Sunday school outing children drowned in the ocean. Victims named Matilda Bennett 13 Joan Gibson 14 and Celeste Kerr 13.
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