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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
9
Market notes from Sioux City and Chicago report cattle calves hogs and sheep activity. Prices show broad steady to down shifts with leaner classes weaker and top hogs near 7.5 dollars per hundredweight while cattle and calves trade mixed across regions and weight classes.
Wheat futures were sluggish in a narrow range with May and July futures down fractionally. Oats rye barley and flax prices edged lower while cash wheat demand remained fair to good with limited offerings and damaged quality slow to move. Durum demand slowly improved except for smutted varieties as cash corn stayed strong amid mixed foreign content.
The mission runs Monday through Sunday February with daily 7:38 morning services and 9:30 short services. Father Gear will preach at 8:30 each morning and offer private appointments via the rector at the Usa Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Open to the community, the mission aims to deepen parish life and explain Grace Church’s work. A Choral Eucharist will occur at the 10 o'clock Sunday service.
Brisk afternoon trading showed one of the widest single session advances in weeks. Worthington Pump and Columbia Carbon rose 9 and 10 points amid rumors of contracts tied to natural gas projects. Auburn gained nearly ax rmach amid firming in multiple names including Hebichem Steel and American Can. Shares traded lightly as certificates added uncertainty. government bond obligations remained a focus with a notable loan decrease of 25 million dollars.
Katharine Cornell, an American actress from Buffalo, favors English heroines. She rose to fame as Irish March in The Green Hat and played an English wife in The Letter, a New York socialite in The Age of Innocence, and a murderess in Dishonored Lady. Her new production The Barretts of Wimpole Street casts her as Elizabeth Barrett Browning with Don Ahern as Robert Browning. Cornell aims to run her own repertory theatre and keep creative control, while husband Giles Cornell directs her stage work and they reside by the East River.
Harold Lloyd Jr son of film comedian Harold Lloyd and Mildred Lloyd weighed two pounds 14 ounces at birth and doctors said he faces several days more of danger before his condition stabilizes in Los Angeles on January 9 with clinical notes on his fragile infancy.
Testimony details Urquhart garage cash register use and detail strips. Witnesses discuss possible cash manipulation, employee reliability, and Daum’s involvement in a $7000 settlement. Journal notes illustrate the strain in cross examination and evidence handling in the Crawford case.
A county fair program notes a dance event at Daum's auditorium on February 19 to 12 under First Christian church guidance. Funds from a three night car nivel will aid building a new church and arch trio, with Rev. Hardaker recruiting talent from Huron and Central South Dakota, including Wolsey High and a Washington school baronica band and a Bethel church quartet.
The Associated Charities of Huron awarded an honorarium of 100 dollars to W. D. Seaton and Charles Demlo, volunteer managers of the city emergency employment bureau, for work before the bureau moved to city hall in December. The meeting with Altrusa discussed continuing the bureau and holiday basket distributions. Clyde R. Smith reported the Elks welfare committee spent nearly 800 dollars on Christmas baskets prepared for needy families.
Archie Carl Cooper of Huron, S. W., was granted a patent for a door holder after over three years. The filing dates back to November 1927, and the single claim covers a frame hinged closure with a link and lever mechanism that locks the door open and folds into alignment to secure the closure closed until un folding begins.
Brigadier A. E. Chesham of Minneapolis will visit Huron this weekend to lead Salvation Army meetings at the Salvation Army headquarters Saturday evening at 8 o clock Sunday morning at 10 and Sunday evening at 8 o clock. Envoy J. Jones announced the visit. Chesham, in charge of Salvation Army work in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota, will speak over KGDY at 5 30 Saturday evening. All are invited.
A radio program time has been changed and will now air on Sunday afternoon on the station. The update informs listeners of the new schedule and emphasizes the altered broadcast slot.
In the wake of a violent incident the town records a puzzling scene as Watnentay and Tarmuen attempt to salvage equipment and aid responders. Authorities investigate the misread signals and missing supplies at the improvised scene.
The South Dakota Supreme Court upheld changes to the state bank guaranty law and rejected claims for guaranteed repayment of all deposits. The ruling noted the fund’s solvency is doubtful and warned that continued assessments on operating banks may not fully cover depositor losses. Thousands affected by bank failures seek relief, while the court urged legislative discretion in future actions.
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