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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
2
All livestock markets reported steady quotations with hog receipts around 300 head. Cattle values ranged from good steers and yearlings at 9.50 to fair cows at 4.25, with heavy calves and veal also listed. Hunger prices noted for lambs and feeders, and buyers evaluating unfinished hogs by value under daily market conditions.
UPI reports livestock prices show hogs up modestly as receipts influenced the market while lambs fell sharply. Wholesale pork quotes dropped with slow retail movement. hogs topped around 10 cents higher to 35. Cattle moved largely unchanged with shippers taking the best steers at about 1440.
Late pre holiday profit taking pushed wheat futures down as Chicago traders faced a closed market tomorrow. May and July contracts slipped from intraday highs, with corn and oats also weaker while other commodities held steady.
U S securities and commodity markets will close Friday for Lincoln's Birthday with most resuming Saturday and a minority staying open for livestock and certain exchanges. Chicago and South St Paul reports show mixed livestock activity, with hogs steady to higher and cattle steady, while Sioux Falls notes limited action and steady hogs and bulls at midweek levels.
Chicago Poultry markets show steady prices for hens and turkeys with assorted weights. Eggs and butter nearby see slight declines as government purchases influence supply and futures retreat on mercantile exchange.
Grain bulletin card lists Wheat No 1 dirk navthe Wheat No 1 mixed outs No 3 white Barley Rye No 3 Cor No gd yeHow with varied market terms and uncertain labels reflecting a historical grain trade snapshot.
The Beadle County Board of Commissioners planned a special meeting to decide on purchasing additional snow removal gear after a chamber and taxpayers group suggested keeping the issue in the commission’s hands. A Western county inspection showed several roads blocked. emergency designations and WA crews were used to clear routes amid severe winter weather.
Huron team members Micky Higgins and Don Gross debated St. Lawrence yesterday with both sides presented. St. Lawrence's Max Thompson Mavis Cattmiell also argued for their side as non-decision rounds continued.
The long GM strike began with sit down actions at Fisher plants in Atlanta and Flint and spread from New Jersey to California. Gov. Murphy mediated as clashes injured workers and guardsmen crowded Flint area. An agreement ended the walkout with unions conceding recognition as bargaining agent and Secretary Perkins praising the settlement.
Public offices and county offices loge tomorrow in observance of Abraham Lincoln's birthday but business will continue. City schools run regular schedules except at the high school with a special assembly. Frank L. Evesall of Huron College to speak Friday morning. Post office and Evening Huronive Wit publish normal editions. close tomorrow.
A belated January thaw reduces heavy snowfall across the county aiding snow removal efforts. WPA crews under Haron Van Ornum report about 425 men clearing roads designated emergency routes. Traffic resumes with warmer temps and transport services mostly back to normal as a new blizzard threatens the northeast portion.
South Dakota lawmakers debate abolishing agencies and transferring duties to the attorney general. A social security board proposal to administer old age assistance advances with a party line vote. Pre tax mining levy approved to rise from four to six percent amid packed galleries. Soldiers preference act faced committee vote. Senate finished three bills. House passed several minor measures. The foreign exchange rate report notes the franc at 4.804.
Fragmented OCR text depicts fascist advances in Spain with mentions of Cadiz Almeria and Valencia. Reports claim 13,000 troops landed at Cadiz and that fascist forces were advancing toward Almeria, with bombardment and coastal moves noted along the Mediterranean coast.
FIERIUE, Feb. 14. Governor ser will be the principal spundeer at Lincoln day banquet here tonnigh. Horace Bushfeld of Miller publican stays chairman. Karl Munch of Madison and L. M. Simmons of Belle Fourche are scheduled speakers. Sponsors announced admission free for Lincoln for president supporters. Only Bulloe O'Brien, statehouse guide, was expected to qualify.
February 11 report from Pierre notes Governor Jensen signed the Jegishayjio bill authorizing immediate action to complete bovine tuberculosis testing in Suni with emergency clause. The governor also signed the State Fair trade practice act and an emergency measure authorizing financing for bonds. Also mentions a job listing and stray animal notice amid varied local ads.
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