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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
8
Market reports show receipts of around 1800 hogs at Armour Stockyards in Huron with top prices near 3.40. Chicago trade notes and pork dynamics discuss price pressure on beef, pork demand, and varied futures for hogs, cattle, and lambs amid steady to firm overall sentiment.
In St Paul and Sioux Falls markets cattle and hogs moved unevenly. Early steers and stockers showed slight weakness with high quality bids steady, while cows and cutters softened. Hogs remained fairly active with prices near steady to slightly lower, and lamb bids stayed steady to strong for choice slaughter lambs.
Grain markets remained nervous with limited trade and little feature. May wheat closed unchanged and July higher while oats and rye showed small moves. cash wheat receipts were light and demand steady for high protein, with mixed durum and milling quality in focus.
In Duluth on January, Cheeing Prices Wheat No 2 amber durum 705000 percent No 1 durum 66 percent 660 No 1 mixed durum 68 61 percent No 1 red durum m4 Flax on track 1.37 percent to arrive 1374 July 135 percent Sept 13 percent
New York stock trading showed a brief check in the decline as short covering limited losses. Southern Pacific New Haven and Union Pacific fell about two points but partly recovered. American Can Westinghouse shed and regained. U S Steel rose after an initial drop and Bethlehem edged up after a small fall. Overall turnover was about 1.2 million shares.
Market closing quotations show Am Chem and Dys at 7 percent, Allis Chat at 12, Am Can and Am Fee Power at varied fractions, with Am Seats Ref 104 and Am Tob 16 noted. Anecondes 9 percent BA appears, while Atchison is mentioned.
Jurors in the January term of the circuit court were recessed to February 23 after all ready-for-trial juries were disposed of. Judge Alvan Taylor will work on nonjury cases. Harold Smith of Huron pleaded guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor and was sentenced to 39 days in county jail and a $20 fine, with time to begin Monday. Civil judgments were entered against Fang Sigiz and others, Merrick on note, and Curry on contract.
State Retail Merchants association moves to draft a valid bad check bill following the state supreme court ruling. Secretary W C Botkin announced preliminary plans after a directors meeting in which debt exemption provisions and an invitation to Iowa and Minnesota merchants were discussed. Officers and directors named include Webb Hill, John Bonde, H A Plate, Fred Cole, and Earl Kelly.
Funeral services for Augusta Bamberg 86 who died from injuries after a fall at her daughter’s home near Alpena will be held at Mt Calvary Lutheran church Huron with Rev T Ho Joeckel in charge. She was born in 1845 Germany and came to America in 1858. Survives two daughters 22 grandchildren 44 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Burial in Huron cemetery.
Report from South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference notes committee on reducing governmental costs across state county township municipality and school districts will present preliminary findings at Aberdeen March 3 and 4. Highway costs to be discussed and state highway commission invited.
The Evening Huronite awards ten free theatre tickets weekly to local boys and girls who color comic pages. Winners include Lor Ravns Olson and Anthony Thorkildsen for Gumps and Moon Mullins. others are Robert Castle Violamae Parkhurst John Manning Billy Radcliffe George Younkin Bethel Boyd Kenneth Younkin and Bernard Nelson for various pages. Hospital admissions listed include Martha Kindert Mrs Jacob H Stahl and others.
Tomorrow night at the Huron college chapel a recital will feature music by students from all departments of the conservatory. The program includes works by Schubert Chopin Haydn MacDowell Beethoven Weber and others performed by Claudia Lemke Marjorie Walker Yalee Marjorie Frybarger Lois Keck Camila Curtis Vera La Craft Lois Gitchell Anne Wutsch Winona Boughton and Harel Gilby among others. The public is invited to attend the concert.
A report on recognizing and handling suspicious checks in South Dakota. Merchants advised to require bank telephone verification to deter crooks. Officials estimate annual losses from bad checks and forgeries near half a million dollars in the state.
Japanese forces push toward Shanghai amid continued Chinese boycott pressure. The campaign actions aim to compel purchase of Japanese goods or lift the boycott as patrols remain in foreign districts.
The embassy and consular leaders warned of an emergency in the foreign settlement as foreigners faced uncertainty. Edwin S. Cunningham confirmed the situation while Washington awaited a joint Anglo American stance against Japan. Possible actions included economic pressure or a naval show in Chinese waters, but no official decision was announced.
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