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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1943
Page
2
Swine markets fell about 25 cents on Thursday with top butchers at 14.15. Cattle steady, lambs up 25 cents, feeders and calves mixed. Chicago hogs 25 cents lower with weak demand. salable cattle and sheep inventories summarized alongside USDA figures for trades in major markets.
Daily market report lists produce ranges for Huron Watertown and Sioux Falls with weights from heavy springs to leghorns and hens, butterfat and hens prices, then Chicago dairy and poultry receipts and activity. Includes No. 1 and No. 2 egg prices and butterfat values, reflecting regional price differences and market conditions.
South St Paul market notes a large offering with cattle and calves steady to higher on some grades. Feeder and dairy cows mix steady, calves 13.59 to 16.00 top, hogs 10 lower to 14.55, sows up, sheep about steady with no early trades. Cattle and hogs prices indicate broad activity across steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and stockers with varied bids.
Sioux City and Sioux Falls livestock markets report Thursday activity with cattle and hogs trading unevenly. Cattle demand mixed with feeders steady to higher and hogs largely steady to slightly lower, while sheep receipts increased and early bids paused amid slow action.
New York wholesale market reports scarce butter at 797 468 with varied scores and premium marks. Cheese pricing unchanged with creamery items showing mixed color grading and current receipts. Dressed poultry prices hold firm while live poultry shows irregular movements across the market.
In Boston the domestic grease wool market was quiet with fine Australian wools selling at grease prices from 1.00 to 1.05 per pound out of bond. Scoured Montevideo wools held steady while other price lines remained unchanged. Chicago futures show butter and egg quotes with limited movement on January 14.
Chicago reports a brisk rally halting a grain market retreat. Prices for most futures contracts rose about a cent per bushel led by wheat and corn gains while oats and soybeans moved higher or lower on the session. Enlarge mill buying and strong flour trade supported demand for shipments from the market after a Tuesday decline. May and July positions showed mixed increases across wheat corn and rye as traders adjusted to the upturn.
Grain market update from Huron lists No 1 Northern wheat at 1.18, No 2 and No 3 dark varieties also noted. Rye, barley and oats prices appear alongside the wheat figures in the market listing.
Markets mixed with narrow price changes. Bonds steady. Rails improve. Cotton higher. Hog prices down 10 to 25 cents with top at 14.85. Cattle and yearlings steady amid small supply. bulls lower. Minneapolis cash wheat receipts 366 today, 109 a year ago. No. 1 heavy dark northern bid 134%, 135%, No 2 131?%, No. 3 126% to 131% bids. Corn No. 3 Yellow 88% to 90% trading basis unchanged. Oats No. 3 bids, Barley 70 cents, Rye 1 2, 12% to 78K. Flax No. 1 272% to 276%.
Minneapolis traders note opening prices for wheat oats rye and corn with May and July futures quoted. Wheat May at 132% 133% and July 133% 134 with nearby close around 133% to 135 and oats May 52% July 51% 52 with rye May 73% July 76% and corn May 90% 91% with July around 76% to 91% reading through.
New York report notes a small stock market rally with selective gains in steels farm implements rails and meters. Activity slowed after an active start and many issues closed with jittery moves as transfer volumes reached about 600000 shares.
The United Steel Workers strike expands to four Canadian plants, lifting total on strike to about 12,500 workers and threatening to cut national steel output by over two thirds. At Sydney and Sault Ste. Marie unions press for the minority report’s proposed higher wage, while Ottawa reviews the Baclow commission findings.
Attorney General Biddle announced a federal grand jury in Providence Rhode Island indicted Anaconda Wire and Cable Company of Pawtucket and five individuals on charges of conspiring to defraud the government and present false claims connected with wire and cable produced for the United States and British forces.
SYRACUSE N Y January 14 Patrolman Charles Daw son responding to a routine call was greeted by a mysterious voice saying hello through a locked door after 15 minutes he peered through a window and learned he had been talking to a parrot the odd exchange lasted several minutes before the door was opened
Allied dispatch reports French troops northwest of Kairouan seized two strategic heights Jebel Haoub and Jebel Boy Davouss during the Tunisian front offensive. A French spokesman called the gains important as weather temporarily halted Allied air operations against Rommel’s Libya forces.
Senator Bridges urged the foreign relations committee to investigate Edward J. Flynn, retiring Democratic national chairman, amid charges he aided Japanese interests through his law firm Goldwater and Flynn. The claim cites Rubenstein’s connections and a Pearl Harbor era gift to Japan, plus Flynn’s NY city funds investment linked to State Title and Mortgage Company.
Six from Huron plan to attend a State Society of Engineers and Architects meeting in Sioux Falls on Friday. The list includes H. M. Pierce Mel Harris Charles Sinclair J. O. Olsor G. G. Hoover and Frank Kuehn.
Four new members were introduced at the Lions Club meeting on Wednesday. They are John Bangerter Bill Warner James W Johnson and Floyd Wizard Beatrice Ericson a missionary recently returned from Japanese occupied Swatew China spoke at the gathering.
Frances Farmer, once a Hollywood star, was sentenced to 180 days in jail for violating drunk driving probation after a wild court scene. She knocked down an officer during transport and accused authorities of denying her drink. Police noted she asked to bathe before jail and mixed drinking with benzedrine amid the incident. Frank Sing dropped her from a leading role and gave the part to Mary Brian.
Mayo argued that the amendment aims to reform the ore tax rather than cut revenue, citing low grade manganese near the Missouri River bluffs and changes since 1935. He noted the 100000 ton exemption now undercuts potential liability as mining faces financial hardship while the state enjoys its strongest period since statehood.
News arrives of the death of Mrs. Anna Schoenert mother of Mrs. Frank Dwyer of Huron and longtime city resident. She died last night in Washington DC where she had lived in recent years with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Vern Bonesteel. The Bonesteels will accompany the body to Huron for funeral services and burial.
A 15 year old boy, under police questioning, confessed to a string of thefts and killing a dog. He admitted taking books and items from schools, a bicycle basket, a dog collar, a phone fuse, and other small goods. He described killing a dog and disguising the act, and claimed to have taken Sherlock Holmes volumes and biology texts from a library.
Pierre January report notes Representative Weir Democrat proposes a concurrent resolution to limit the 28th session of the South Dakota Legislature to 434 days and push adjournment earlier. He argues that no bills were introduced in seven days and only a few in the Senate, urging quick action to focus on national defense and war efforts.
Tokyo government issues ban on American and British phonograph records in Japan. The Berlin radio dispatch says owners must surrender identified items. Future foreign records will be restricted to German and Italian origins only.
Dewey Van Dyke a post office clerk for over 18 years receives a service appointment effective January 16 and will join an office at McClellan Field near Sacramento California. He and his wife plan to depart within a few days, noting his activity in the American Legion the Methodist Church and Scouts.
Admitted: Mrs. E F Almone Hie ron medical Mrs John ONeil 73 ron medical Mrs Andrew J W ner Huron medical Mrs Dayenhi Carpenter medical Dismissed: Mrs L Delveaus at baby son Cavour W L Wolsey
Classified ad fragment listing large heatrola for sale with price and contact hints. Also mentions specials for Monday and Tuesday and various small ads for sale, help wanted, rent, used furniture, and lost dog. Contains multiple items and incomplete contact details.
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