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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
7
Market notes a firmer tone as wheat rises on southwest weather and high cables. Corn and oats fluctuate with limited cash demand while winter wheat stays steady. Minneapolis carlot figures and cash closes show mixed gains and steady ranges across grains and feeds.
Partial market brief from Huron on Armour & Co hog receipts and public market quotes. Includes grain notes with delayed quotations and notes on market access.
Buck Brothers Haron Springs and L Elgeea list prices for poultry and eggs including Leghorns light hens ducks geese and live poultry. Also show jackrabbits and direct shipper price with station prices and notes prices subject to change without notice.
New York reports a bullish stock session with money rates easing and rail shares led gains. Call money held at seven percent while a large gold influx supported prices as major rail issues rose and utilities paused after sharp advances.
One hundred neighbors joined a 500 man posse in West Terre Haute to search for 10 year old Edith May Dierdort. A $500 reward was approved for the girl's return dead or alive by local citizens, with Terre Haute Tribune matching the reward for her capture.
From New Castle on Tyne to Bishop Auckland the Prince of Wales travels through northern coal districts and meets miners and families. He surveys incomes and wages, noting “incredibly small” pay while urging public awareness of long standing unemployment and distress in the industry.
President and Mrs. Coolidge travel by special Atlantic Coast Line train to Mountain Lake Florida for the dedication of the Bob Bird sanctuary and singing tower. He will arrive late tomorrow and speak, then visit briefly with W. Bok at his home before returning to Washington.
In Washington a Republican senator from California urged a naval construction program as national safety. He warned the world drama will unfold on the Pacific, saying economic success breeds enmity and this nation must protect its trade. He pressed for cruisers and questioned critics amid Britain’s fleet buildup.
Members of the Dearborn township Farmers Union local No. 686 plan a Friday meeting to present their political views and wants to Beadie county representatives. All three representatives have been invited to attend the gathering. G M ques head of Huron coltex education addressed Huron Kiwanis about Near East Relief work and U S relations with the Near East. The Kingsbury county band concert at the Marsin Hughitt hotel was postponed to February 6 due to cold weather and yesterday's snow.
Rt Rev. W Blair Roberts and Rev H Groft Gear of South Dakota Episcopal church leaders were entertained at dinner last evening by the Francis, Hristo at the reciorn.
Jersey City men die in a steamer fire at the foot of Twelfth street. The President Johnson of the Dollar line suffered two crew deaths, a junior engineer and a fellow officer, as four others, including a fireman, are hospitalized with severe burns. Officials search for missing crew members and verify identities.
Advices from Russia describe Amanullah amid efforts to reclaim the Afghan throne with a battle for Kabul. Followers travel toward the capital while Malik Ghengeddin leads tribes in an expedition against fighting forces. Sir Austen Chamberlain notes Abdication and British limits on interference.
Los Angeles January 31. A legislative committee reopened the long dormant conspiracy case involving evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. The focus shifted to a $2,500 payment to Judge Carlos S. Hardy of the Los Angeles criminal court and possible impeachment charges against him. The latest session featured testimony by Walter Marek, a newsman, and an eruption when Cromwell Ormsby, attorney for Mrs. McPherson, was ejected after objecting to the line of questioning about conversations involving Minnie Kennedy, McPherson's mother.
Episcopal clergy from the White Field concluded a three day pre-Lenten conference in Huron. Rev. E Croft Gear led the talks on parish Lenten preparation at Linden Hills Minneapolis and Bishop WW Blair Roberts of Sioux Falls held a short business session with attendees this afternoon.
Snow cover obscures the investigation into 20 sacks of flour stolen from Hurpan Grain and Coal Co. at 215 Market Road. Police and State Agri company officials search for suspect direction, noting no forced entry was found and logs showed the flour moved yesterday.
High schools opened the second semester with crowded classes forcing attendance adjustments. Principals planned to shift about to balance room capacity and timing. Junior high enrollment rose to 401 as a new policy keeps nine year students in the lower high school. Senior high total enrollment reached 474 with Catherine Nout and Maxine Frost enrolling in the junior department.
The retrial of Nora Dezotell, charged with murdering her husband Roy last August on a business street, opened in circuit court. Jury selection was expected to continue. at the first trial she admitted shooting but claimed self defense after years of cruelty.
Spanish infantry regiments in neighboring towns were confined to barracks by Madrid orders. The government announced the suppression of a revolt centered around Ciudad Real amid ongoing censorship and wartime measures.
Everett Edmun Maxvold eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Maxvold of 745 Beach Avenue Southeast died at five o clock this morning. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 o'clock at Kinyon funeral chapel with the pastor of Catherine in charge. The body will be taken to DeSmet for burial. Maxvold is a lineman for the Northwestern Public Service company.
In a discussion on uniting the Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches the leaders argue the two denominations share core principles. They say differences chiefly in church governance vanish in practice and merging could aid small towns, improve missionary work, and expand educational programs with combined resources.
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