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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
2
Market notes show a steady demand across cattle hogs and sheep with lambs and calves mostly steady. Prices range with hogs topping around 10.00 and calves firm near 6.00 to 9.25, cattle 4.00 to 6.00, sheep and lambs steady to firm in several reported markets including Sioux Falls and St Paul.
New York Thursday butter futures show irregular activity. Dressed poultry prices were mixed with fryers at 13 to 14 cents per pound and turkeys around 20 to 27 cents for nearby young birds. Coasters and frozen chickens moved little, with boxes and broilers near 14 to 15 cents.
Chicago livestock prices climbed with hogs and cattle advancing as receipts tighten before the holiday. December top reached a new 11-year high. best weights near 350 lbs saw gains. Fat lambs remained in strong demand with bids around 9.25 to 9.35 per 100 pounds, while steer prices topped at about 12. on medium weights. Market notes show broad strength across cattle, hogs, and sheep with ongoing demand and higher lending prices in the wholesale market.
Chicago gains lead with wheat up over 2 percent on European tension and Germany buying 9,000 tons. North American export bids rise to secure supplies while corn, oats, and butter futures show varied movements across major markets in Chicago New York Minneapolis and Duluth with December and May positions highlighted.
News records Christmas market shutdowns worldwide with few exceptions. Chicago Board of Trade and select American grain markets plan Saturday reopening. regional poultry, eggs, butter and produce quotes mix from Mitchell, Watertown, Sioux Falls, Sioux City and Chicago. Prices vary by item and size.
Robert Lillie of Huron pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and was fined 380 with possible jail time for non payment. He must refrain from driving for one year and post a 2000 bond to regain driving privileges over the next two years. Emery Ferris received a 200 fine for improper license plates, with 10 suspended.
Grace Episcopal Church hosts a midnight choral eucharist tonight with special music led by Mrs. Howard T. Shober. Cruickshank's Communion Service and works by Praetorius and Reimann are on the program, followed by Holy Communion on Christmas Day at 10 o clock.
A church program to be held tonight at 7 oclock at Calvary Ey. Lind erin Church will include a children's program and English services at 1 a m tomorrow with a German service at 1 o clock. Rev. Phil Mueller will deliver The Angel's Christmas Sermon.
The January term of municipal court, initially set for Jan 5, has been postponed to Jan 7. Judge Jude R. Crawford announced the change due to the governor's inaugural ball in Pierre on Jan 5, which several attorneys plan to attend. Jurors are to report at 9 a.m. on Jan 7.
Roosevelt delivers a Christmas message to the Boy Scouts of America from the White House praising their merit, urging future civic service, and wishing them joy. The page also shows a dense stock market and bond listing with numerous company quotes and bond prices.
The American Lutheran Church plans a candle light service tonight at 11:30 featuring the church choir directed by Mrs. Walter Matson. The program includes processional Come Thou Faithful scripture prayer and solos by Mrs. Wollmann and Miss Larson among other pieces.
WANKING Dec 2444 United States rapid evacuation of Americans from Shaesi province as Marshal Chang Haych-Liang gains ground. Col. Stilwell departs Peiping to seek release of premier Chi ang Mai-Shuk and his family. plan to reach Loyang then Sinfu. Arrest of Crank Fanieh-Cheng at Tientsin halts plot to move north toward rebellion.
John M Beck a pioneer of Dakota Territory and veteran Chicago and North Western Railway employee died at 7 30 am at his home 1378 Kansas Avenue Northeast after a long illness Born in Davenport Iowa June 8 1860 he came to Dakota Territory in 1882 and claimed Broadland Township He married in Wolsey October 9 1884 He worked for the C N W Railway from 1884 except for one summer until pensioning July 1 1920 Survived by widow two sons three daughters four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral arrangements not yet set
The American Lutheran Church hosts Christmas day services at 11 a.m. led by Rev. S. C. Disrud with a sermon on Religion's Greatest Story. The choir directed by Mrs. Walter Matson performs Today There is Ringing and a vocal trio sings Silent Night. The hourlong service will be broadcast over KGDY.
City Manager Don J. Sears says four skating rinks across the city await cold weather to begin flooding. Preparatory work is done and only favorable temperatures are needed to ensure water retention, enabling Buronians to enjoy their winter pastime.
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and support during our time of sorrow. Mrs. LG. Wilbur Mrs. Ada Hodgeng and family Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Allins and family and others.
Spokane dispatch reports snow hindering ground searchers for nine people aboard two wrecked Western Air transports. One plane, in North Idaho, carried two aboard. a second search spans Utah for a Western Air Express craft with seven aboard. Ground crews number in the thousands, with four shrine corps planes from San Diego joining Utah efforts. The ships carried Christmas mail. pilots named Joe Livermore and Arthur A. Haid.
The legislature and the governor discuss authority for counties to levy taxes to cover outstanding debts before 1940. Rep. Roy Glover explains Brown County’s urgent need as warrants discounting would worsen finances. Governor Berry’s only political move was confirming Mont Heumphreys of Custer as state mine inspector in a closed session.
Christmas efforts continued as Legion members distributed toys repaired by the toy committee and aided by auxiliary volunteers. Huron Boy Scouts helped Lions with a morning show and Christmas baskets, while local church and Chamber activities coordinated to reach every needy family.
Mrs Augusta Roberts of Huron pleaded guilty to adultery and received a one year suspended sentence in the state penitentiary. Circuit Judge Alva E Taylor handed down the judgment in Sioux Falls after a Tuesday afternoon incident on the city’s east side. Louis Welty Moran was wounded in the affair and remains hospitalized.
Washington details a federal crop insurance proposal backed by President Roosevelt’s committee. The plan would insure wheat and other crops against droughts and yield losses, with government paying deficiencies when yields fall below a target. Premiums and exact amounts would be set by farmer and state committees, subject to Agriculture Department approval.
Four Huron churches announce special programs for Christmas observances. Events include children’s programs at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church, English and German language services, midnight masses, and Holy Communion services. Local closures will affect businesses, banks, post office, and the Evening Huronite. Weather hints a possible white Christmas with unsettled conditions.
Installation of officers at Huron Lodge No 26 ALF AM last night with J O Shultner as worshipful master. Past Grand Master J H Foasberg served as installing officer and District Deputy Grand Master N Hail officiated. Officers named include HL A Tice senior warden C K Walker junior warden C B Voigt treasurer E R Ball secretary G R Merthyr chancelor J K Patten senior deacon A J Hay junior deacon T E Weston senior steward F M Bindenagel junior steward D L Gibbs tyler J H Founders trustee for three years. Dismissals at hospitals noted for Mrs Chester Wild and infant, Mrs E H Huessner, and Robert Carpenter. Quality and price liquors advertised at Buren Liquor Store across from post office.
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