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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
8
Armour Market at Huron and Sioux City reports generally steady prices across hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hog top 3.70 with 60 head receipts. cattle and calves steady. Sioux City and Sioux Falls postings show mixed steady to weak tendencies with top hogs around 4.20 and cattle around 6.35 for beeves and 8.10 for yearlings.
Chicago reports hog market wobble then steady as government price-improvement program takes effect. Top hog price 4.60 with 26,000 head offered, 6,000 pigs and 200 sows eligible for purchase. Cattle receipts around 10,000 steady for best steers, but weak for mid grades. top 7.49, typical 5.15 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 13,000 with prices up to 7.50 for choice. feeding lambs bearishly viewed.
Wheat futures show strength as favorable Argentine weather boosts relief. Export business remains good while flour trade stays light to fair. Coarse grains close strong with mixed shifts in September through December contracts. Cash wheat offers moderate with strong demand. winter wheat steady and oats, rye, flax varied in demand.
Chicago livestock prices show steady to mixed demand for cattle hogs and sheep. Hogs top at 4.60 for 170-220 lb, while cattle see bids around 5.75 to 6.75 for weight classes and fat cattle steadiness across killing and feeder sections. Sheep and lambs trend steady with bears on feeding lambs, outsiders offered 6.75 to 7.60 for light lambs. Also includes Minneapolis and St Paul carlot grain ranges and cash grain closes.
Daily market notes from Huron listing butter and eggs supplied by Swift & Co and hide grades from Bolles & Rogers with prices. Chicago futures show egg and butter prices, while Sioux City reports live poultry by class and butterfat deliveries with regional price ranges.
Sioux Falls market update lists weights and prices for heavy hens and roosters as well as ducks eggs and butter. Figures show 44 lbs and up for heavy ends 8 lbs for light hens 6 for leghorn hens 5 and other egg and dairy rates including Butter 23 Butterfat 17.
New York data show firm market tones across items. Mixed colors and selections from fresh receipts push up certain grades while others remain steady. Butter creameries rise with higher scores. live poultry and dressed poultry hold firm, while car lots and average checks show minor shifts.
Chicago trading on Wednesday showed U S Potatoes shipments steady with moderate supply as Wisconsin Round Whites and Triumphs quoted. Idaho Russets and New Jersey Cobblers posted higher bids. Poultry prices for live stock remained steady with hens, leghorn hens, turkeys and rock fryers in narrow ranges. butter and eggs levels held with varied grade values. Flour futures in Minneapolis edged higher with family patents and standard middlings priced around the 17 to 19 dollar range.
New York stocks slipped in the last hour with fractions eroding gains while some issues showed resistance. About 2,500,000 shares traded as names like New York Central United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and Johns Manville held steadier while Chrysler United Aircraft American Telephone and other firms fell fractionally. closing quotes for many issues list mixed outcomes and notable declines across several large companies.
Investigators in Colrocton consider micro evidence pointing to self destruction in the death of Fred S Wallace, 61, editor and publisher, whose body was found in the Muskingum river after a three day disappearance. County coroner Dr F W Craig and Prosecutor Russell E Lyons began reviewing circumstances.
Sam Perrin, a former Huron High School and Carleton College standout, is appointed coach for both football and basketball at Shattuck Military School in Faribault Minnesota. Perrin captained Huron’s 1928 team and starred for Carleton's conference champion quints, earning multiple all-Midwest mentions before joining Carleton’s coaching staff.
The United Spanish-American War Veterans and the women's auxiliary named candidates for officers. Resolutions urged repeal of the economy act and restoration of veterans benefits. a national defense plan and NRA endorsement were discussed. William H. Armstrong of Racine is favored for commander-in-chief. Anna Jesmier seeks the women's auxiliary presidency. Members elected include William Stieger as supreme chief of a separate fund group and Major Emil J. Interroth as commander of the naval and military order.
Gandhi ends his eight day fast after being unconditionally released by the government. He was driven by ambulance to Lady Vittal da Thackersey’s villa, where he had fasted previously for the untouchables.
Data from a stock page lists various company tickers and percentages including NY Cent 48 percent NY UH and H 20 North Am 22 Pac 28 Packard 3 Pan Am Pet B10, Phillips Pet 14, Pullman 51 and others. Treasuries note prices with Liberty issues and Treasury bonds. overall market activity appears muted with mixed quotes and sparse readable details.
A compact market brief covers Minneapolis stock activity with an Associated Press summary. Notes include bid and ask movements, closing figures, and bank stock performance amid a day of varied trading. Key players and institutions are mentioned in financial context.
Beadle County Red Cross chair Norah Hogan confirms Robert F. Eaton will visit Huron on August 3 to review and test local life savers seeking examiner status. Six listed examiners from 1931 and 1932 may be reappointed. others who meet senior life saving requirements can enroll for tests. West Park Pool will host the six hour water exam as Eaton’s team arrives from St. Louis.
Washington reports a five percent drop in the number of families receiving aid in July from June, based on half the states. July outlay fell about nine percent due to summer odd jobs. Processed meat from the hog purchase program will be used to raise relief standards, estimated at 20 million to 341 million pounds, to augment existing unemployment relief.
Betty Thicke known as Betty Wright pleaded not guilty in district court to illegal operation charges. Bail set at 5000 dollars, trial scheduled for September 1. She is alleged to have operated on the mother of a baby found dead in an apartment furnace. County attorney said the mother’s story of moving from South Dakota was erroneous and declined to disclose previous residence.
Geneva telegram from Iraq foreign minister to the League of Nations says an armed rebellion by Assyrian supporters of Mar Shimun has been completely suppressed. He denies oppressive measures by Iraqi troops and accuses rebels of mutilating the dead and wounded and killing women and children.
Thieves stole a large part of the week's washing from the line at the Floyd Willard home 451 Frank Avenue southeast last night. The wash included household linen valued at around 5.
Wayne King orchestra leader and his wife welcomed their new daughter today named Mia King. The infant is six and a half pounds and born at a local hospital.
Washington August 23 Hearings will resume Monday by the farm administration on the proposed sugar marketing agreement. Beet sugar interests have offered a written compromise to limit domestic output to 1 750 000 tons and allow marketing up to 6 575 000 tons for the year starting next July 1 amid previously irreconcilable differences.
In Wisconsin, a trap for extortionists targeting hotel owner George Goodreau ended with Robert Rogers killed as he tried to take a $5,000 payoff on a highway near Rhinelander. John Stokie was arrested after the ambush, while authorities say the plot aimed to extort money from Goodreau.
A violent storm of hurricane intensity was drifting from the Virginia capes toward Washington, likely to reach the capital before nightfall, with shipping damage along the coast and communications cut off on parts of Maryland and Delaware. Coast guard ships reported distress off the Virginia Capes as the storm surged northwesterly.
SAN PEDRO Aug 2 41e Eugene Sankey a paroled Oakland convict was identified here by police who arrested him on an auto theft charge as Frank Hall. He used the alias Verne Sankey and is sought in the Claude Boettcher II kidnapping case, the William Hamm Jr abduction, and the Haskell Bohn kidnapping. Police say Sankey admitted warrants in Washington Oregon and Nevada for questioning about holdups. He was paroled from San Quentin Dec 20 1927 after serving about half a five year term for grand theft. Sankey claimed to be a marine engineer and said he came from the east coast.
Matt Clockson, recently back from Minneapolis, waived examination on first degree armed robbery charges tied to the Hunter bank robbery on Sept 3. He appeared before Judge P M Paulsen in Cass county court and was ordered held for district court trial. Bond set at 25000, but not furnished.
Inquire at 668 Oak Ave, north for a five room modern house with garage. Nearby location and amenities noted in the rental notice.
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