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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
11
Receipts of Armour and Company hogs listed for noon today. Note: due to race street yard not a public market the Huronite cannot supply daily quotations. Readers should consult public market quotations elsewhere.
U S Department of Agriculture reports mixed cattle and hog results across Sioux City Chicago St Paul and Sioux Falls markets. Cattle and calves show varied gains and steady to firm tones while hogs rise modestly with top bids around 11 50 for light weights. Sheep and lamb values hold firm with selective strength in fat lambs and ewes.
Fragmented OCR text describes unsettled produce markets and pricing notes. Mentions Lat and Leghorns in vague terms with unclear context. No clear events, participants, or dates readable for precise summary.
Butter values rose with 13 435 tubs creamery extras firsts at 41 and 40. 41 44 3944. Eggs climbed across 11 702 cases with extra firsts at 30 30 percent and firsts at 29 44. Poultry alive markets showed fowls firm, springs weak. truck receipts listed for fowls broilers roosters turkeys and ducks. Cheese remained unchanged.
Mitchell announces Wednesday price list for door delivery items including butter fat at 28 and 41 for heavy hens 19 light hens 16 old roosters 10 broilers under 2 lbs 22 broilers over 2 lbs 26 ducks 10 and candled eggs 23.
Sioux Falls brief notes dairy butterfat butter price and poultry quotes for Wednesday. Butter 43, live poultry hens 4 pounds and over 20, under 4 pounds 16, cocks 14, leghorn broilers 22, broilers 27 to 32, ducks 12, geese 8.
Chicago July 3 report notes 45 cars on track and 186 total shipments 768 in U S stock. New stock steady for Bliss and sacks. Virginia Irish Cobblers 4 50 to 4 75 per sack. Bliss Triumphs 2 25 to 2 85. old stock limited. Wisconsin sacked round whites 75 to 1 00 per cwt.
Minneapolis July 3 Flour prices edge higher in carload lots with Patents quoted at 7.35 to 7.45 per barrel in 98 pound sacks. Shipments report 31 825 barrels of flour and Bran priced 23.00 to 23.50 per unit.
Minneapolis reports wheat futures rising on favorable crop reports from spring wheat areas near the Canadian line. Bull factors include steady export demand from Liverpool and Buenos Aires, with cash wheat offerings larger and premium basis steady to firm. Oats and barley move higher on grain-wide strength, while rye and corn show mixed to softer action.
Chicago futures report lists wheat and corn prices with various delivery months and rates. No. 1 amber Durum and No. 2 do figures appear with percent changes and odd fractions. Markets show slight fluctuations in July through December trading ranges.
Fifteen percent call money unsettled traders yet the market rose with U S Steel common and several railroads hitting year highs. Industrials led as General Electric and oils gained while some utilities fell. total volume around 4 500 shares amid cautious activity before the July 4th holiday.
On the curb market the Standard Oil of Indiana stock closed today at 565 cents. The list includes numerous tickers with varied percentages and prices across the energy, automotive, and industrial sectors, reflecting a broad trading day.
The city commission gave final reading to a measure proposing a July 16 special election on a bond issue not exceeding 65 000 dollars to fund canyon restoration near the municipal park. Proceeds would allocate 30 000 dollars for Canyon tract purchase and 35 000 dollars for dam construction and related improvements.
Clerk of Courts Anna Foley reports a calm matrimonial sea in June with 20 marriages and only one divorce. The county saw 43 births 23 boys and 18 girls and 18 deaths. Lewis Warsing, a Huron College graduate, returns home to Parker South Dakota after weekend study for a master’s degree at Holy Cross Worcester.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh toured Wichita's new municipal airport with his bride on July 2 and spoke with local aeronautic officials. He planned to depart for Waynoka Oklahoma where T A T passengers will transfer to westbound planes when regular trans continental service starts. He urged airport safety measures and posed for photographers after arriving from Kansas City.
Belled Fourcht July 2. The Black Hills Round-Up, a top rodeo draw in the northwest, opens tomorrow afternoon attracting about 30 000 visitors last year. Hundreds pour in seeking local accommodations as Belle Fourche, a classic western town in the livestock and range belt, fills with riders in cowboy attire and a colorful scene surrounding the rodeo events.
B Wood of Watertown manager of the Dakota Red Pepper orchestra faces a forgery charge in municipal court. The complaint signed by O J Hollbeck bank officer at Wessington alleges he forged a 55 check at Wessington while his band played a dance. The recorder states G G Derr of Wessington was used in the forgery and authorities at Watertown were notified to arrest Wood. Sawdust from the tamarind tree is reported as motor fuel in tests, providing good results.
Farmers from Beadle and nearby counties delivered this year's wool to the Chicago and North Western freight depot for shipment to Boston. Wool will be weighed marked and tagged before loading, with shipment routed via the National Wool Growers association through Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota. Shippers will be advanced 21 cents a pound once the bill of lading is received, while handling costs are estimated at five cents or a fraction of a cent above. The pooling decision came two weeks earlier when local bids were deemed insufficient for a satisfactory profit.
At the Atlanta convention a National Education Association committee led by Edwin Broome of Philadelphia warned schools must not be subverted by propaganda. The report urged safeguarding children, teaching how to think, avoiding one sided material, and limiting outside speakers unless funded by adequate school resources.
A city council meeting considers a resolution to extend the park area in Prospect Park. The proposal seeks to add and formalize additional space for public recreation and city services.
Beadle county commissioners ended a regular session by approving the purchase of 1.8 acres and borrow pits from Mike Schaefer for 500 dollars to round out a correction line corner on Highway 41 Sunshine highway. They adjourned the equalization session until after July Fourth to finish tax matters and planned to study minor bridge projects and the 1950 budget. They also consider a resolution to pave about two miles of Highway No 14 from Lawn Ridge to the second turn east of Huron.
The state weather bureau awaits word on supplying meteorological data to stations along the transcontinental air route. Turon station was named by the Government with July 1 as a likely opening date. Max Bankert and Lorand Johnson joined as observers. exam results awaited. data will be reported every three hours including holidays to guide United States air mail flights.
George C. Hunt past exalted ruler of Huron lodge No 444 leaves for Sioux City en route to the national Elks convention in Los Angeles Myr Hunt will represent Huron lodge at the gathering with expenses paid He is joined by Aberdeen district deputy J Ford Zidlow and S B Fletcher in Sioux City as part of South Dakota delegation The group travels by Elks convention special train from Denver to Los Angeles and Hunt expects to return to Huron around July 17.
The arena of Mrs J C Sandberg at 713 Kansas Avenue NE was reported to be about the same Sunday night. Mrs Sandberg's sister Mrs George Holley of Virginia Minnesota arrived last night to care for her.
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