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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1941
Page
2
Market report cites Armour Stock Yards and Sioux Falls and Watertown listings. Hogs rise 20 to 35 cents with top around 8.50 in some markets. cattle and sheep show mixed gains or steady demand. Receipts vary by market, with hogs leading the price advance and veal and lamb showing smaller increases.
Markets at a glance show light trading in stocks with bonds steady and metals holding. In Chicago hogs rise 50 to 75 cents with top around 9.00. cattle and sheep see mixed gains while pork and meat prices trend higher across Sioux City and Worthington style reports.
Daily market report lists price ranges for Huron tractate goods and Chicago futures with scattered figures for wheat, eggs, butterfat, and livestock. Minneapolis Cash Close notes steady or higher quotations for No. 1 heavy northern wheat and other grain values amid varied basis trading.
Corn prices continued higher with gains near one tenths and wheat advancing in sympathy. May and July futures for corn rose, while wheat moved up and then held steady. prices for various wheat and barley grades are listed with small changes amid broader market support.
Chicago reports butter receipts 721 990 steady eggs 0 021 firm er and fresh graded poultry prices mostly steady with limited live supply. New York lists firmer butter 958 282 and unchanged eggs and cheese while other regional markets publish mixed poultry and egg prices across sizing grades and weights.
Sluggish action on Wall Street saw most stocks retreat slightly amid ongoing weakness from prior sessions. Major indices dipped about two points as traders weighed mixed economic signals and bank shares showed limited movement in early trading.
Grace Church's Trinity Guild forms a local unit to collect warm clothing for the homeless and refugees in England. Contributions ship weekly to Bundles for Britain Inc. in New York, aiding hospitals, layettes, air raid shelter garments, and other urgent needs.
Mr and Mrs R C Johnson of 156 Sixth Street Northeast received notice of a Chicago Herald American amateur photography prize. The winning entry features Jimmy Johnson, 10 months old, titled Little Man Youve Had a Busy Day, shown as an x 10 enlargement in the Chicago Herald American. The contest highlighted amateur skill and the Johnsons’ portrait of their son earned recognition from the Chicago newspaper.
Warren Bastian was elected master councilor at the Huron DeMolays meeting in Mic Temple. Other officers chosen include Robert Buchanan senior counselor Carroll Ray junior counselor and several deacons stewards and preceptors. They will be installed next meeting by Grand Master C N Hall with initiations planned for new members.
Legislature weighs changing federal act to pool oil royalties from endowment lands for South Dakota institutions. Hammerquist backs a constitutional amendment to credit royalties to permanent endowment funds. Other items note quail habitat shifts in Missouri, a curious mustache anecdote, refugee terriers in San Diego, and a public road fruit tree contract in Norway.
Harry N. Carlson a Huron hardware salesman was injured in a Monday night car crash near Wessington. He has been hospitalized in Wessington with chest and facial injuries and was expected to return home today.
Shareholders of two National Farm Loan Associations in Huron will convene on February 27 for their annual meeting. A. M. Haskell, secretary treasurer, says last year drew over 300 attendees and expects a larger crowd with a full program including financial reports, an address by a Federal Land Bank official, and moving pictures. Directors for expiring terms will be elected.
Secretary of State Hull warned that without maximum material aid to Britain and allies the Axis would threaten Atlantic security and could cross the Atlantic if Britain falls. He argued the new order in the Pacific would subjugate many nations and urged swift action to fortify Western Hemisphere defense. The hearings began as Hull Morgenthau and Stimson testified on lend-lease measures.
President Roosevelt sharply rebutted claims that the lease lend bill undercuts America by urging restraint on “plow under every fourth child” rhetoric. Senators Wheeler and Clark pressed opposition while House sponsors vowed quick passage with possible changes, and Bloom planned witness hearings as Gurney sought a one year presidential powers limit.
The Huron Camera Club will hold its January meeting tomorrow at 7:30 in the Pheasant Room of the Huron Chamber of Commerce. The program is described as interesting and the event is open to the public.
Classified notice notes a Holstein heifer left at a place with owner must pay for ad. Names Henry Pageter Hitchcock and location 147 Oilinois referenced with rental offer for two or three furnished rooms on ground floor.
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