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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
8
Hog prices rose Tuesday with Armour Stockyards Huron reporting gains up to 11 while cattle and sheep markets held steady. Top hog price reached 4.43 with receipts around 10m. cattle and calves showed varied grade ranges and figures across steers, heifers, cows, and bulls as markets remained mixed.
Chicago hog prices held at peak levels with early prices up to 10 cents. Outsider buyers dominated the first hour, paying 190 to 205 for heavy hogs and 180 to 220 pounds at 5.10. Cattle receipts were light after the holiday, with 12,000 head, including 1,300 from outside points, and a modest rise in hogs across Sioux Falls and Chicago reports.
Minneapolis grain futures show late-session buying with mixed results across crops. July wheat steady near 521/4 while September dips to 497 1/4. cash markets report firm demand for higher protein wheat and light offerings. oats and barley demand steady to fair with light supplies noted.
July reports from Duluth show cash close prices for Wheat No. 1 dark northern around 4.16 to 4.70 with different grades listed. Durum values appear near 4.35 to 4.42 with amber durum bids about 4.60. Flax on track near 1.00, with forward quotes for September October and December futures at 1.02 to 1.039.
Switt and So Horan furnish daily prices for Huron area poultry and dairy goods. Hens buy and sell by weight with figures for hens over 44 pounds and under 44 pounds, plus Leghorn hens and cocks. Egg pricing appears unsettled with varying quotes.
Market notes from Huron and surrounding districts list butterfat prices, fresh eggs, and poultry values. Includes Huron Buck Crothers data, chicken hens, leghorn hens, hides and wool markets from Bolles & Rogera, and regional reports from Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Sioux City, Chicago, New York, and Chicago dairy and produce prices with July 5 dispatches.
New York poultry items listed with partial prices for fresh and frozen fowls chickens turkeys ducks roosters and other meat products. Minneapolis July reports show flour prices carried in 96 pound cotton sacks with shipments and bran values. The fragmented OCR includes misprints and incomplete figures for regional market listings.
Chicago markets report limited futures activity with eye futures and storage standards noted. Refrigerator standards and high low clone details appear, with butter futures not quoted and unspecified parity.
New York July 5 stock move ends with a late drift. declines limited to 1-2 points for American Can American Water Works National Biscuit U S Steel and Corn Products while American Telephone Consolidated Gas and Union Pacific slip 2-3 points. Eastman Kodak drops over 3 to a new low though Shell Union Oil preferred rises 4. turnover about 400000 shares.
A dense list of closing quotations and stock prices from various companies and sectors. Includes Al Chem & Dye, Am Can, AT & T, Am Loco, General Electric, U S Steel, United Fruit, and many more with bid/ask or price indicators.
The report covers multiple games across leagues with line scores and key pitchers. Notable items include Cincinnati hosts Derringer and Mancuso in a -3790 38 a 4 effort, Brooklyn at New York postponed by rain, and AMERICAN LEAGUE matchups featuring St Louis vs Detroit and New York vs Washington with varied scoring amid wartime grounds delays and a full American Association slate including Indianapolis Louisville and Kansas City.
Equipoise, winner of his last six starts, seeks the Arlington Gold Cup at one mile and a quarter on Saturday. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney's star is chalked as the favorite in this $20,001 added event, a weight-for-age affair attracting strong competition.
About 400 people, roughly half of the state's Black population, gathered at the State Fair grounds for the second annual picnic. Officers Harvey Bentley and Wirs Oscar Bridgewater were reelected, and a decision to make the picnic annual was approved. Speakers urged practical, faith-driven action and encouraged a 15 day revival in Sioux Falls. Musicians from multiple cities performed standout spirituals and hymns under state chorus leadership.
Kaltschnee of Wayland shared first in the six singles from 11 yards at the Isaak Walton rod and gun club in Elmwood Park. He tied for first in 100 targets from 1 yard and led in doubles with 45. M. L. Fox and B. J. Mescher also placed, with Tunnison of Pierre posting steady scores across events. Marriage licenses listed for Allen Berlings and Gladys Grant, both of Lake Preston, and Walter Kilne and Edith McGowan of Huron, plus Clarence Klith and Julia Munser of Esselline.
Yesterday's stars included Bart Whitehill of the Tigers pitching a one hit shootout against the Browns with Dizzy Dean. Cardinals limited the Reds to seven hits in 13 innings as fanned five. Worthington Berger and Schumerich of the Braves had 17 hits in a double bill with the Phillies driving in 12 runs. Floyd Vaughan's single in nth drove in a run to beat the Cubs as Wes Ferrell and Ted Lyons linked Indians and White Sox shared seven hit pitching as teams split. Senators collected four hits including a homer and four runs against the Yankees.
Boxing results from Reno to Paris and beyond feature Baer outpointing Levinsky in Reno, Stribling stopping Palmer in Sydney, Thil outpointing Harvey in Paris, and other bouts including Puglisi and Loinski in North Dakota and Idaho.
GANN VALLEY July 5 Special After 12 straight White Lake wins the Blue Jays shut down White Lake 3 3 on home diamond. Bernie Koch held White Lake to 12 batters while Gann Valley used two pitchers in a tense game marking an upset over the favored club.
City Briefs note Mrs Hugo Bittner and daughter Janet and Mrs R A Miller of Winona Minn are guests at T F Carroll home 573 Fourth Street SW Mr and Mrs Neil McKay and Frances Ann of Chicago arrived for a three week visit with Mrs Neil McKay at 1023 Dakota Ave S Dorothy and Betty Bliss of Chicago arrived for a weeks visit with their grandmother Mrs W H Bliss daughters of Dr and Mrs Tay Bliss Miss Grace McLean spent weekend in Luverne Minn with friends
SIOUX FALLS July 5 11 Veterans of Foreign Wars and the auxiliary near the close of their second annual encampment with selection of officers and next year’s meeting place. About 200 members attended the sessions which began Sunday. Watertown and Aberdeen vie for the next encampment. A catfish scratch at the Catfish hotel Monday night. Caralk D. DeCoe Sacramento Calif national commander in chief spoke among others.
Mother Louise of Jesus writes to Huronians thanking them for eight years of aid to the Little Flowers Home at Turton before its transfer to Aberdeen. She notes thanks to benefactors, vows prayers, and wishes continued support for successors while Sisters disperse to other works in the diocese.
CHICAGO July 5 Pi Catcher Dickey of the New York Yankees was suspended indefinitely by AL President Harridge for assaulting Washington outfielder Carl Reynolds. Reynolds suffered a fractured jaw in the incident near the plate during a second sprint for home after a squeeze play. Senators President Griffith telegraphed Harridge demanding the maximum fine and a suspension at least until Reynolds can return.
Five Huron businesses were burglarized over the weekend with only a flashlight stolen from Longstaff Drug Store. The intrusions included Texaco Gasoline on Third Street and Indiana Avenue Southwest, Huron Lumber Co. office, and Kruttmann Service stores. Park Grocery door lock attempt failed.
J O Sandberg of 713 Kansas avenue northeast was summoned to Des Moines Sunday night by the death of his mother Mrs Ed Gransbury who died after a stroke of paralysis His son Donald who studied in Madeira Missouri underwent an appendicitis operation there last Wednesday and is reported to be recovering ok and plans to visit relatives in Leominster Massachusetts soon
Little Matic Castle daughter of Mr and Mrs F A Castle 651 First Street southeast suffered a fracture of her left arm this morning after falling from a ladder at home.
Beadle county commissioners opened a session at the courthouse to set a provisional budget for next year and plan the Board of Equalization. They will handle routine business, consider road fund needs, and respond to Wolsey township requests for 30 percent of license fees, noting such a shift would require higher taxes. The five month car license intake reached 59024.04, about 78 percent of the total, with state receipts remaining. Osmanson chairman Byron Gaffney and Richard Doering attended for Wolsey township.
President Harry B. Sanders and new officers of the Huron Lions club were installed with Past President C. Betts presiding. W. C. Peterson became vice president while S. S. Schroeder and W. Griffith were re elected. A. L. Kinkead joined as joint tam er and Roland A. Wilert as tail twister. The Rev Alfred Trenerry and others served on the lineup. Hurley urged a new state school course for next fall. Dr Betts cited the Sioux Falls district meeting and H. L. Haney of Sioux Falls was re installed district governor for South Dakota.
Courthouse in Huron will host examinations for all classes of teachers certificates on July 18 19 and 20 according to County Superintendent H L Hurley The noted tests will be the only examinations of the year here The Hoover Dam project is projected to yield about 145000 acres of water surface once complete.
At The Hospitals Admitted: Mrs. Henry Kohlmeyer Wolsey surgical Mrs Herbert Krutzfeldt Wolsey medical Mrs W E Oy Huron imedical Mary Tyerren medical Alice Clement Bancroft surgical Mrs Bert LaFer Cavour medical. Dismissed: Mrs Edward Nowell and baby Huron Vera Minsle Huron Matt Hofer Carpenter.
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