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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
13
Market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis describe thin cattle supply with high demand, pricing trends for steers and heifers, and varied lamb and hog values. Dairy and poultry items show steady or modest shifts, with regional price movements impacting buyers and sellers across major wholesale channels.
Seapolis reports mixed grain action with early gains fading by mid session. Wheat futures rise on demand while corn and barley show uneven moves, with prices hovering around key levels as traders weigh ample supply and demand signals.
Readable fragments indicate sales activity at livestock markets with receipts and notable quantities. Details are unclear but suggest ongoing trading and price movement across markets.
A fragmented market notice lists poultry and dairy offerings from ACRON POULTRY, UCTTER, EGES Furnished Dairy by Siwlit & Co, and Buck Brothers Huron. Entries include Leghorn springs, hens and ducks with weights, No. 1 and No. 2 eggs, dressed birds, and live turkeys with prices and service notes.
The report notes modest morning gains across many stocks with some declines and uneven activity. Schulte preferred jumps while utilities attract buying. rails and large industrials show mixed movement as investors parse earnings and financing rumors.
The article profiles the Skeir and Ver Pengghen brothers of Belgium who travel from Scotland to Australia and back to the United States. They plan to study American farming differences, tour Texas with Ureed s, and eventually buy a ranch while Americanizing their language and lifestyle. They aim to speak of drug stores as chemists shops and to learn local terms.
Gh B Denman livestock member of the federal farm board assured producers that the national commodity plan for cooperative live stock marketing would repay delays. He urged acting through members on a contract basis and outlined better distribution control. He noted aims toward owner ship of meat packing plants and closer producer to consumer markets, with last year’s markets valued at over 150 million dollars.
A Chicago estate valued near two million dollars is in probate with principal beneficiaries identified. Details of heirs and divisions are pending final court orders.
Dr Henry Hoyt a former chief surgeon of the U S Army in the Philippines and St Paul health commissioner died in Yokohama Japan on his way home from Manila at age 76 He led frontier medical work from Deadwood to the Texas Panhandle and served during the Spanish American War with the Army in the Philippines He was decorated and had written an autobiography with an introduction by Frank Kellogg.
Numbers of the State Agricultural Conference gathered at Mitchell for a two day session at the Chamber of Commerce. F D Kriebs opens talks on the fifty fifty plan while Dr Charles Pugstey discusses corporate farming and W Robinson covers the Great North Dakota land sales plan.
A Model A Ford Roadster was reported stolen last night. The vehicle is described with limited readable details and is linked to owner Verme Bobbi ss jd at 4 pumbet. Police request information leading to recovery and apprehension of the thief.
Re Quyen of the law J. P. Zochert a recluse aged filed suit here to declare a will that left 254000 to H R Dennis a forgery and seek that it not be admitted to probate. The suit alleges Dennis and his sons J B and M G Dennis conspired in fraud. The case is joined by coplaints in Wisconsin Kansas Texas and California.
More than 106 attended the Beadle County Automotive Trades dinner held last night. Ross Wiley was elected president succeeding Guy Johnson, who becomes vice president. I C Zellner became secretary treasurer, succeeding Don Urquhart. The group then visited the Harmaaneire as guests of the management.
The captioned page notes new tenants opening or moving into a Dakotas area building. Newberry building hosts Makeu AVGHLO Falrs PRIPD Schneel and others while Meyer Opens Shop. Sh mec shop and shoe shop plan upgrades with electric equipment and new barbers, a clothing store and a dining eatery near completion.
Postmaster Blake announced rural route two will extend eight blocks starting February 1. The South Livin district will gain thirty current patrons and nineteen new ones. The route will shift from Montana Avenue Thirteenth Street one block south then one block west and north to realign with the right street.
Harry Chelpon, owner of a Huron restaurant, was cleared in a circuit court suit seeking 10,093 for alleged negligence after a fatal Tecquois and Cavour auto crash. Judge Paylor directed verdict for the defendant on motion by Temmtey and We ren. An appeal to the supreme court is noted by the administrator’s attorney.
At a hearing on Johnson and Hox Gill immigration limits, Chairman Johnson cited census estimates of the western hemisphere population at 221,951,356 and outlined projected inflows. A spokesman described expected arrivals as about one person every 11 seconds, with births surpassing deaths by roughly 969,000 annually.
The Leavenworth Times notes a parole recommendation for Dr. Frederick A. Unasky, an Arctic explorer and air promoter, for release after 14 years in federal prison. Report says no opposition to Dr. Cook’s release unless adverse action occurs, with health and prison conduct favoring parole.
Jacob Mendell of Yale was rushed to Huron Clinic for an emergency operation after being brought in from ten miles north of Yale. Mrs. Margaret Porat of 705 Third Street Southeast was admitted for medical treatment. Discharges included Mrs. Bert Brown, five miles north of Kuron, and Mrs. A. W. Lynch of 528 Third Street Southeast.
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