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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
8
Sioux City market notes show cattle and feeder livestock costs with averages per head and receipts. Chicago potatoes report 281 cars shipped, prices quoted for white and Idaho spuds, while wool markets in Boston cite toned prices and fiber values for mid January trade.
Mitchell and Sioux Falls market notes from January 10 report cattle and veal tonnage price ranges. Beef categories show scarce slaughter classes and lower prices, with steers and heifers around 12.00 to 16.70 per 100 pounds. cows 6.50 to 11.00. vealers 12.50 to 16.50. Lambs around 13.75 to 14.75. fat ewes higher. packing sows listed. Regional dairy and egg prices included for Mitchell and Sioux Falls.
Daily notes show wheat futures finishing higher on May due to weather reports and fresh demand, with mixed movement across corn oats and flax. Cash markets remained firm for high quality wheat, while durum and barley faced varied demand. regional futures in Minneapolis and Duluth reflected price spreads and ranges.
The public market quotations are unavailable as onlookers note that the Huroolte cannot supply daily quotes. Readers are advised to consult alternative sources for current prices and resters are directed to other quotation outlets.
The page lists furnished poultry and eggs by Swift & Co, Horan, and D. with price ranges for hens, Leghorn varieties, ducks, geese, and dressed poultry, plus Aaron Poultry and Uke Poultry offerings. It also includes Huron Dairy and the Minnespolis market notes with flour, bran, and stock quotations and a long list of commodity and stock prices.
Reports from church departments at the annual Congregational church meeting praised progress in activities. Officers elected include Mrs. W. O. Gowdy as clerk, B. Be Teach treasurer, NM. EB. Blystone financial secretary, J. Johnson church school superintendent, C A Ashman deacon, Mrs. M. J. Whisman and Mrs. W. H. Thrall deaconesses, and trustees C. N. Hall and Dr. M. W. Smith. The Missionary Society over subscribed by 10 percent and Covenant Circle had an active year. Plymouth Circle will unite with the Ladies’ Aid. Choir notes praised, Young People’s Society reports show large community involvement, enrollment and attendance figures cited, Boy Scouts lead in Huron, church school activity noted.
Thrall repeated records in attendance and earned third place in efficiency at the state event. The weekday school trims enrolment to four grades to lift standards, while the church reports 68 new members this year. The Ladies Aid contributed 2889 dollars and 1000 dollars went toward church debt as total income nears 10000 dollars.
Democratic groups in Hughes and Stanley counties announce a Jackson Day banquet in Pierre on January 23. About 300 Democratic leaders from across the state expected to attend with prominent speakers and an entertainment program. The organizers say responses indicate strong turnout. The event signals early campaign activity as candidates and plans for the coming year are discussed.
The Standard Oil of New York plans to acquire White Eagle Oil and Refining, signaling a further breakdown of marketing partitions set when Standard Oil dissolved in 1911. White Eagle and its Omaha subsidiary will extend outlets across Nebraska, the Dakotas, Kansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming, reuniting former retaining territories.
Personal invitations went to about 1,400 Beadle County farmers urging early entries for the state crop show. County Agent Roy A. Care said exhibits should be delivered by January 13, or brought on January 16 to be judged before the show opens. Free seed grain testing and a new exhibitors class were noted, expected to boost participation among first timers.
A crop committee was formed at the county program planning meeting held in the courthouse. The panel will outline proposals for the county program, gather seed statistics, locate seed sources, and discuss seed problems. About 40 people joined, to meet County Agent R Ay Cave soon to shape the plan. Livestock program actions previously adopted include updates on sheep and related topics.
The meeting endorsed livestock damage compensation from dog tax, pasture rotation as a reducing factor, and better sires for sheep. The McLean hog-raising system was adopted, cow testing urged, and a dairy breeding emphasis planned. Poultry and cattle initiatives join the year’s livestock agenda as intensive 4-H work is prioritized countywide.
Huron chapter of the Izaak Walton league meets in the labor temple at 8 PM to discuss sewage disposal. A petition and bond issue to fund a disposal plant may go to city commissioners for a vote, with related contests and conservation material planned.
Donald Gross a freshman, 14, suffered a broken leg when the car he rode in overturned after veering off a road north of Samaritan Hospital. Doctors reported the injury not serious. the boy was being taken to school when the accident happened.
IOWA CITY. University of Iowa home economics instructor Mate Giddings warns long skirts block sunlight reducing vitamin D intake. She says cod liver oil can help girls in cities where smoke dust and fog limit sun exposure.
Three trainmen died in an engine explosion nine miles northwest of Red Wing Minnesota. The freight locomotive on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line was demolished and derailed twenty five box cars piled along the tracks. Injured include Harry Podas engine man 49 Minneapolis in serious condition, Hippy A Donaldson 38 from St Paul and another farmer 37 brakeman from St Paul.
New York WEAF will broadcast The Girl of the Golden West on January 18 as the third Puccini opera presented on radio this winter. Frances Alda, Pasquale Amato, and Mario Chamlee star with Gennaro Papà directing. Alois Hayrilla reads the dialogue. Baltimore, the Monumental City, is noted for its monuments.
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