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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1929
Page
9
Minneapolis reports a day of limited activity in the grain pits. Wheat edged higher yet failed to sustain gains, May futures modestly up while cash offerings remained moderate and demand faded after early strength. Oats held firm with light receipts and steady to firm demand as barley and flax seed saw mixed movement.
Cattle numbers about 1 300 with steady demand in heavyweights and yearlings. Tops around 12 50 for heavy cattle and 22.00 for mixed yearling weights. calves 13.00 to 16.00. hogs 8 40 to 8 55. cattle steady at Sioux Falls with top hogs 8 68 and mixed sales 8 40 to 8 55. Chicago butter, eggs and cheese prices advance. milk and poultry firm. Michigan and Mitchell markets listed with various butterfat, eggs and meat figures.
Fragmented OCR text shows market quotations for wheat and mixes with uncertain lines. Appears to reference public market listings, yard notes, and oats, but much of the text is garbled and incomplete. No clear dates, place, or full items emerge.
County commissioners were winding up their work for the day and expected to adjourn until tomorrow afternoon as Beadle heads in for a meeting with Beadle county officials.
In New York on Jan 8 the stock market swung from heavy opening to a midday rally that failed to hold amid cautious sentiment. Key gains were erased as investors watched for credit conditions and bank executives at annual meetings. Notable quotes and price moves show widespread declines with Standard Oil closing at 88. market breadth remained negative with many large shares slipping.
A report from South Daxala University notes a student or staff member suffered a paralytic stroke today. Details are limited and authorities have not released further information.
Seven Huron Boy Scout troops held a Court of Honor session last night advancing eight boys in rank. Melvin Costain Clair Bates and William Wislicen moved from tenderfoot to second class. Crawford David Earl Bates and Donald Sandberg rose from second to first class. August Abel became a Star Scout. Merit badges went to Ted Sandell James Burns Lloyd Sherman Donald Peterson George Haskell August Abel Crawford David and Ted Rose.
The article details the South Dakota Legislature election of a speaker with Loucks securing the speakership on the 61st ballot and Otte as opponent. It covers Republican and Democratic caucus actions, nominations for president pro tem, and other senate and house officers and appointments.
At the eighteenth Dust Moss meeting in Chattanooga Tennessee educators from the Church Board of Education debated reform of college standardization. Prof Floyd W Reeves urged measuring the product of education rather than mechanics, criticizing numeric ratios and endowment rules while urging results based evaluation. Dr C E Dieh supported similar emphasis on school judged standards.
Benjas N. Duke a tobacco manufacturer died at his 27 East Towsidence early this morning in his 74th year. Burial planned Thursday in Durham NC. He endowed Trinity College now Duke University and Guilford College, with a mansion on Fifth Avenue noted for art treasures.
Atlanta crowds of about 60,000 greeted the Georgia Tech football team upon their Pasadena Rose Bowl triumph over California. Police and motorcyclists cleared a path as the heroes arrived from California for a rousing downtown celebration.
London reports the death of Henry Arthur Jones author of 70 produced plays at his home after congestion. He was 0 years old. In recent years he focused on social questions rather than theatre and described his recreation as hunting sedition in Who's Who. Shaw remarked tributes not needed when they cannot gratify him but recalled they remained friends.
Washington January 8 negotiations for an interpretative declaration to accompany the Kellogg Briand peace pact resumed after an early conference hall collapse halted talks. Senator Moses Republican NewsHadg argued that Britain and other powers had reservations, urging a cautious approach while the President and committee chair opposed the move.
Reports from Puerto Montt indicate five families totaling 22 persons are missing after the Culbuco eruption near Lake Lianquihue. Lava and ash devastated the region, with residents seeking shelter in the mountains as rescue boats searched the lake and safety was restored to survivors.
Eddinger actor noted for suffering from complications, died early today after being admitted to Presbyterian hospital.
An OCR fragment mentions a marriage and rent liability with unclear context and stray words about advertisements. No coherent event or named entities are discernible.
An advertisement from 2229 East 36th Street Minneapolis presents Aneola Root as a pure herbal remedy. The speaker says years of constipation and backache improved after use and promises broad stomach comfort and appetite, urging readers to buy from Sherman Moe or their local rig store.
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