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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
9
Wheat futures rose amid fears of winter damage from an expected cold wave, with May gains leading the session. Corn and oats showed mixed moves while rye and flax held firm as cash offerings remained sizable and dull drilling limited activity across markets in Minneapolis and Chicago.
Chicago and Sioux Falls produce reports show Butter prices steady with receipts high, Eggs unchanged, Cheese steady, Poultry supplies and prices mixed across regions. Potatoes on track with 581 cars shipped, Wisconsin round whites higher and Idaho Russets up.
New York trading showed a vigorous upturn today as easier money fed gains across many issues. Du Pont reached a record high while Otis Elevator, Case Threshing, and motor stocks advanced, utilities climbed, and total volume neared 5.09 million shares with several blue chips posting notable gains.
Receipts and quotations from Haron Markets under Armeer & Co are given to noon today though the yard 43 market is not public. Prices cover grain and poultry with items such as No. dark northern No. I red No. % white corn rye flax barley and poultry weights and specific traders named. Quotations subject to change without notice.
Clumsy notes describe a Washington Senators spring training exhibition in Clearwater. Amid rough play and a spiked slide, Goslin and Cantillon figures appear as teammates and observers. The report hints at salary talk and managerial critique without clear outcomes.
A collage of sports gossip and odd facts. Mentions Harris leaving for Detroit Tigers, Helen Wills on new tennis balls, George Owen earning ten thousand for Boston, hockey rockets softer than baseball, Anita Peabody the 1927 champion filly, Treigh Count gaining weight in England, Alex Connell as Ottawa fire secretary, and potential split schedules for basketball games including Sunday play in Boston.
The piece recalls Griffith planning a season end change as Harris eyed Detroit. It notes Griffith doubted Harris’s interest and sought more winter office contact, with Connie Mack and Blug Mack mentioned for clubhouse routines and a Bing deal with the St. Louis Browns.
Genava Illinois January report says Paulsen 47 of Rock Island Illinois burned to death when a business trip auto crashed and caught fire. Sister Natatie Ockerry and D W Dausch were with him. Dausch was thrown from the car, gasoline spilled and ignited, others trapped between sleds and struck by an approaching vehicle.
Washington January 22 Senate reached an agreement to limit debate on a measure to raise the prohibition enforcement fund by 25 million dollars. Senator Murtis of Kansas secured the agreement after several failed attempts, and Senator Harris of Georgia supported the measure. Ressigie announced by agreement later in the day.
A war veteran aged 106, who served with the Union, died at the home here. The obituary notes years of service and highlights the veteran's long commitment to the community and the organization.
John Randolph, U S consul at Bagdad, reports Bilkere was killed by the Tkn Wan Wahabi group. State Department speculates the attack may stem from a feud between Tkn Wan and other Wahabi branches led by Ibn Saud. Tkn Wan are regionalists and oppose the Ibn Saud faction.
Henry J. Killilea owner of the Milwaukee baseball club and a founder of the American league is gravely ill. Doctors warned his death might be imminent as of this morning after a grave diagnosis following last night’s condition.
Residents of Fairbanks and nearby communities endured fourteen earthquakes over about two hours from 2:12 to 4:20 a.m. The tremors reached Anchorage Cordova Nenana and Curry with lesser effects. Clocks stopped, furniture shook, and many residents rushed outside as the earth trembled in a southwest moving pattern.
House members questioned the four day limit for a bank investigation report arguing it makes full results submission impossible. The panel might delay its findings or seek continuation if needed while a broader inquiry could span beyond the session. A separate bill became law authorizing $109,100 for the assembly and workers as blizzard rages over the capitol. The senate planned to consider a constitutional amendment tying net fines to county general funds.
Senate action focuses on four measures from the state affairs committee. A King of Marshall bill would bar a disqualified county judge from acting as attorney in related cases. Other bills address corporate securities limits, county treasurer reporting to lands commissioner on school money, and a proposed constitutional amendment to allow rural land taxation by local districts. Additional bank related bills set costs as preferred against the banking department and a foreclosure sale filing deadline. The house approves a resolution to seek cross state hunting cooperation and prints 500 copies of the primary bill for distribution.
A January 22 blast on West Superior Street, Chicago, blew out the rear walls of a three story brick rooming house, killing one man and seriously injuring two others. Firefighters rescued a man from the debris.
Mr and Mrs Lester Sanders Hut announce the birth of a son on Sunday January 20. Mr and Mrs Victor Kllstrom Woon socket report a daughter born Monday January ai.
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