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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
10
Sioux City market notes show cattle by type with varied demand and price ranges. Hogs are mostly lower with top around 9.00, while sheep demand weak and prices mixed across regions including Sioux Falls and St Paul.
In Minneapolis on July 1, a persistent North American spring wheat area heat wave kept grain markets firm. Futures held firm with July wheat up 1 1 4 and September up 1 3 4, while corn and oats moved modestly higher. Cash wheat receipts were small and prices steady. durum and winter wheats remained firm, with limited barley and dull flax trading.
Minneapolis reports a range of carrot grain sale figures on July 9 with varying classifications for No 1 hard and No 1 dark northern wheat grades. Trading details illustrate typical grain price shifts across standard categories in a mid summer market briefing.
The Duluth and Chicago grain desks report mixed futures for July and September. Durum wheat prices edge up while No 2 yellow corn, flax and barley show varying bids. nearby bids include 2.35 for flax, with futures ranges listed for July, Sept and Dec. Also regional poultry and dairy prices are furnished by Swift & Co. and Buck Brothers in Huron with standard market quotes.
New York July 9 traders sought bullishness amid pessimism with short covering pushing prices higher but overall activity remained slow. Rumors of a large bull pool surfaced, while rails like Chesapeake and Ohio Rock Island and Union Pacific rose 3 10 points. Oils and various stocks advanced in fitful trading as some large names gained and the market closed strong with about 1.4 million shares traded.
A dense list of stock symbols, company names, and percentages shows in a closing quotation page. Includes Am Can, Armour, Coca, Erie, Gen, Kennecott, Kroger, Packard, Pan Am, Rem-Rand, Timken, Union, Westinghouse, United Fruit, and various rail lines and commodities with percentage figures and price-like codes.
London July 9 The Ramsay MacDonald ministry faced a Commons crisis as Liberals turned against them in an attack tied to a finance bill amendment exempting part of factory profits from income tax for re equipment. Lloyd George’s role looms large while election fears and a North Norfolk byelection add to the uncertainty.
In Aberdeen yesterday the Sisters of the Presentation of Our Blessed Lady held vows at the mother house and novitiate. Six took first vows, six received the habit, and two took final vows led by Bishop Bernard J. Mahoney of Sioux Falls. Recipients and participants include numerous priests and sisters from Aberdeen Milbank Mitchell and surrounding areas.
Judge McClaskey prepares for a northern journey from Duluth with Harveyerty, a friend from Indiana University. He plans to be away about three weeks, leaving Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lattimer of Elkhart Indiana, visiting Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Bryan in Huron, plan to depart tomorrow. Lattimer, field manager for the Buescher Band Company, once played with the Huron band during the first capitol fight and noted Huron’s loss. Mrs. Lattimer previously taught in Brookings around the second capitol fight, about 25 years ago. the band’s field manager is a prominent musician who has taught in Washington and served as assistant director of the national military band in Illinois.
Premier Italian-American tenor Mario Cappelli will appear in a concert in the college auditorium on Wednesday July 30 the Fellowship class of the first Methodist Episcopal church sponsors the show Critics hail Cappelli as one of the world's outstanding tenors and note his American spirit and artistic dedication He is praised as a virtuoso with a distinctive voice likened to Caruso by observers.
Sixty African American gold star mothers plan to sail on the American Merchant to visit sons' graves in France but many fear inferior boat and hotel accommodations and segregation. NAACP official Walter White reports 53 canceled reservations and a protest to President Hoover over segregation. Colonel Alexander E Williams says the ship offers first class accommodations, but hotels in New York refused to house them. Ceremonies aboard and at city hall are planned equal to white mothers.
Chicago July 8 1942 Miss Martha L Connole attends a National Federation meeting and argues that women enter the business world not by choice but due to being pushed from the home She says chivalry has fallen and most women work because a male provider fails while many desire fame or independence but stay in a dependent role due to social and economic pressures
Will Schultz 25 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schultz drowned in the James River at the Lee bridge west of Emery while four brothers watched. He reportedly cramp and could not return to shore after a failed rescue attempt by Arthur Schultz. A fisherman found and recovered the body about ten minutes later. Funeral at the Lutheran church in Emery with burial in Alexandria.
Harry Gilabdio recovering at 680 Third Street Southwest after five broken ribs from a Sunday auto crash near Milbank. He was with Marian McFarlane Abbott Kinsman of Huron and Linda Trewasser of Alpena en route to spend the day with Miss McFarlane's mother Maude McFarlane. Car veered into a ditch in loose gravel. all suffered bruises and cuts. Gilland taken to Milbank hospital. parents later drove to Milbank to visit.
Sioux Falls men Dr vin Gage and Wood Rowbeck were held in Mason City jail on grand larceny charges. Minnehaha County, South Dakota, officials say they drove a car from SD without the mortgage company’s permission. The Sioux Falls sheriff travels to Mason City to secure extradition for prosecution.
Winners announced in Chicago provide 600 dollars for two years tuition. Scholarships honor high scholarship, personality and leadership. Notable recipients include Theodore from Omaha and Sioux Falls students among honorees.
In Chicago on July 9 a dry goods box was found bound for the navy pier by three boys Stanley Homan Wi and Joe Ray. They could not swim and were saved from Lake Michigan by the coast guard after the box splashed into shore and the mouth of the Chicago River.
George M Brown, South Dakota vice president of the Wolcott descendants, was invited to the Wolcott family tercentenary in Hartford August 12 14 marking 300 years since the family came to America. Notable Wolcott descendants and prominent figures are expected, though Brown cannot attend.
Beadle county commissioners today would not comment on their decision yesterday regarding Broadland road and a proposed new route for the county highway system. Two farmer groups filed petitions opposing each other over placing the present road on the county system. Chairman Frank Kuehn said a definite recommendation would likely be made before the July adjournment as the board prepared a provisional county budget for 1981 to be revised for September.
The clipping enumerates numerous hospital patients and their statuses, naming Robert Weston, Mur. and Mrs. E. Weston of Huron, Mrs. Ekluass, Reymond, and many others. Dismissals include Mrs. FF, Mrs. Gordon, L. E. Trowe, and Patricia Finley among Huron residents, with scattered mentions of St. Paul, Alpena, Iroquois, and Buron.
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