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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1931

Page

11

Hog Receipts Steady to Higher Across Markets

Market notes show hog offerings near 17,000 head in level yards with 6,000 diverted to packing plants, up sharply from last week. Prices held steady with top light hogs near 7.60, while buyers moved cautiously amid mixed cattle and sheep receipts across Sioux City, Sioux Falls, South St. Paul, Chicago, and other centers.

Chicago Sioux City Sious City Co. Paul South St, Paul Dept. Agri

Wheat futures show strength then ease on Canadian crop figures

Wheat futures rallied on bullish Canadian crop data at the open in Minneapolis but failed to sustain gains as speculative interest faded. July closed lower, September and December futures slipped, while cash wheat demand remained light to moderate and prices varied by grade across regions including Minneapolis and Duluth.

Minneapolis Darwin

Judge Gardner, Attorney Fit for $4,000 Judgment

Judge A K Gardner a magistrate in the eighth federal circuit court of appeals and his former partner A Churchill won a $4,000 verdict against EC Ward of Connaughtville Pa. The Beadle county circuit court jury also awarded about $94,584.68 in attorney fees and disbursements. The jury deliberated nearly 17 hours with an 11 to 1 vote for Gardner and Churchill. Ward had previously received about $45,000 in judgments from the litigation reaching the supreme court.

A. K. Gardner Eighth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals United States Beadle County Gardner 3. A. Churchill EC. Ward Conntautville Ward Charles Mix County Supreme Court Gardner and Churchill Lewis Benson Max Reyhl A. H. Bolton Sioux City T. H. Luby Huron

Produce price lists cross across cities and dates

A compendium of commodity prices and poultry figures from Mitchell Sioux Falls Sleex City Chicago and New York on July 10 and 1 with live poultry hens broilers eggs butter and flour pricing, noting per lb, per doz, and per cwt figures, including butterfat door delivery and packing costs. Strong entity mentions include Mitchell Sioux Falls Sleex City Chicago New York and Reese G. Bee U. plus references to Leghorn hens and broilers.

Mitchell Leghorn Leghorn Springs Sioux Falls Siouk Falls Reese G. Bee U Sleex City Siour City Chicago

Wool market quotations from Boston July report

The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow quotes Montana and similar territory wool on a reured basis with fine staple choice at 61 to 63, 4 % blood combing 55 to 58, 4s blood combing 45 to 30, 4 %4 blood combing 41 to 45. Pulled Delaine 10 to 73, AA 85 to 70, fine A supers 60 to 65, A supers 55 to 60.

Boston Bichella Montana

Stock Market Proves Strong in Late Session

New York July 10 The stock market strengthened markedly in the later hours amid apathetic trading. The closing zone was strong with prominent issues rising 2 to 5 points such as U S Steel Westinghouse Chesapeake American Tobacco B Case Allied Chemical and Fastman. Turnover exceeded 1,000,000 shares.

New York

Closing Quotations of Major Stocks as Reported

A dense list of closing quotations spans diverse firms and sectors. Notable figures include Am Can at 108 percent, Am Tob B at 123 percent, Atchison 14544, Eastman 14744, GM 31 percent, NY Central 89 percent, United Aircraft 2 percent, Western Union 110 percent, and US Steel 3 percent. The compilation reflects market sentiment across chemicals, manufacturing, utilities, transportation, and media.

Allis Chal Am Can Am Cor & Fdy Am & For Pow Sm & Rig AT & T Anaconda Armour Atchison Auburn At Ret Bendix Beth SU Bordens Briggs Mig Can Pac Case Cerro de Pano Ckon Cmsp&p Ptm Can W Chrysler CRIA Cons Gas Curtis Wright Drag Inc Eastman Erie Fox Film A Freeport Texas Gen Elec Gen Folds Gen Motors Gillette Gold Dust Gt Northern Pd Houston Oil Hudson Til Cente Int Comberg Harv Int Nickel Kelvinator Kennecott Kroger Mack Tks Mex Seaboard MK & T Mo Pac Montw Ward Nash Nat Dairy Nat Pow NY Central Nor & Western Marth American Northern Pac Packard Pare Publix Penn Phillice Pet Pullman RCA Ll REO Reading Rem Rand Rep Steel Reyn Tob Sears Roe Sinclair le Pac Southam Ry Standard Brands St Off Calif St OU MY Stewart Warneth Studebaker Texan Corp Tim Roll Beg Tranversetice Union Carbide United Aircraft US Steal Vanedham Warner Pix Te Western Union Weath Elec Wy Willys Over Gt Westworth GX

Attorney General Praises Hoover In Minnesota Speech

Attorney General Mitchell praised President Hoover for his handling of federal judiciary appointments. He spoke at the Minnesota State Bar Association meeting, defending Hoover against Schall’s opposition while endorsing Gunnar H. Nordbye despite Sen. Schall’s earlier objections.

ST. Paul Mitchell Hoover Minnesota State Bar Association Schall Minnesota Sehaid Ernest A. Michel Gunnar H. Nordbye

Supreme Court to rule on four year schools case

The South Dakota Supreme Court took under advisement a bid to let Madison Springfield and Spearfish keep four year programs by delaying ruling. No decision next week. written briefs used. Regents sought postponement until the 1931 law vote. Prebal of Burke opposed the action saying expediency cannot violate law and urged court to deny circumvention.

Eaward Prebal Burke Prehal Teave

Coal Troubles Reach Government Spotlight

Washington July 10 The bitter coal mining dispute draws the attention of the federal government as operators from three states meet with Lamont and Doak. Miners march near the White House and banners are seized while no general conference is agreed upon. Frank Borich of the union submits a protest to a Hoover secretary.

Washington National Miners Union White House Lamont Doak Commeres and Labor Departments Poller Frank Borich Theodora Jasin Hoova Secreterien Beers

Corn crop totals show substantial gains over prior year

The report details July 1 crop stocks and planting areas including corn at 105,857,000 acres and all wheat 57,668,000, with corn stocks higher than last year and soybean, sugar beet, and potato figures given alongside winter and spring wheat conditions.

Fisher Upholds Gold Standard

In Forest Park with Camp Tammant opened summer conference, E E Agger of Rutgers argues for retaining the gold standard while using it more efficiently to gain price and credit stability amid debates sparked by Fisher and Keynes. Willard Thorp of Amherst notes France and U S banking policies have curtailed gold and world prices. Agger asserts the gold standard no longer functions mechanically due to central banking, calling for more control of credit. while acknowledging some currency management is inevitable. With better national and international credit organization, most advantages of a solid commodity standard could be preserved.

Forest Park Irving Fisher Yale University J. M. Keynes E. E. Agger Rutgers College League For Industrial Democracy Camp Tamment Keynes Agger Willard Thorp Amherst University Thorp France United States Professor Agger

Course Of Study Not Approved In South Dakota Schools

Watertown July 10. County superintendents at their annual convention here approved continuing the present course of study in grade schools except arithmetic. Arithmetic will follow a new state outline under E Giffen, while the rest of the revised course is treated as supplementary material for next year. Some superintendents opposed adopting the full course, proposing extended study and revision at teachers institutes before future adoption.

Watertown South Dakota State Department of Public Instruction E. ©. Giffen BR. E. Jonas Sturgis Meade County Hazel H. Ott Ott State Department Frst County Superintendents Association Giffen Lake Kampeska David Allen Anderson Northern Normal

Driver Admits Hitting Woman Near Spearfish

Rapid City man Howard H. Nicholas confessed to driving the car that struck and killed Mrs. Alex Waugh near her home in Spearfish last Wednesday night. Sheriff officials described the pursuit, his flight, and subsequent dancing after the crash before arresting him in Rapid City. The investigation noted blood spatters on the car and severe injuries to Mrs. Waugh, with formal charges pending after an inquest.

Deadwood Howard H. Nicholas Rapid City Alex Waugh Arthur Herrer Nicholas Jack Kramback Dick Costello Waugh Tinton Road Helmes Spearfish Black Hills Teachers’ College Normal School Young Nicholas Peter Nicholas Spearfigh En Insurance

Hospital Admissions And Births In Mountain Division

At The Hospitals late admissions include O D Estes Elgin Mis treated medicines Mex B J Helein Fema Cal Diamiseed Mrs BR Moria and baby Huron Mra John Georglades Huron.

O. D. Estes Elgin Mis Mex B. J. Heleien Fema Cal BR Moria Baby Huron John Georglades

Farm Board clashes and grain firm control takeover

William Settle, head of the Illinois farm bureau, defends the federal farm board against demands to declare stabilization wheat sales for 1931. The Farm er’s National Grain Corp gains control of Updike Grain Co to join the Chicago Board of Trade Clearing Corp, with officials citing need to level competition and curb speculation.

Settle Farm Board Indianapolis Wiliam HH. Settle Inilua! Farm Bureau Federal Farm Board I.g Updike Company Chicago Farmer’s National Grain Corporation Todayy Updike Grainy Company Chicago Board of Trade Clearing Corporation S. P. Ar=nor Cu Board of Trade George S. Milner Manzater Clearing House Milner Cebara Red Farmer's National Grain Corporation Minroe Organiz Board of Trade Farmer's Cooperative Arnot Federal Farm Boat Farm National Grain

Lost child coat seeks owner after band concert

Help locate owner of a red flannel coat reported missing after a band concert. Reward offered. Contact phone 483 for information.

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