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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City market data shows firmer fat cattle and mixed beef stock trends with yearlings and heifers varied. Hog prices steady to slightly lower. sheep demand mostly steady with Idaho lambs and native sheep near steady. Minneapolis flour shipments and prices noted with patent prices and packing figures.
Sioux Falls market notes July 12 show hogs expanding with heavy butchers and packing sows down 25 to 35, light hogs up. best 9.40, bulk 9.00. Cattle steady to 25 lower, yearlings mixed, beef cows mixed at 5.25 to 6.50, fat lambs up 25, ewes up, stockers mixed. Chicago and St Paul markets show similar readouts with weighty steers down and hogs steady to higher on lighter weights.
Daily egg and butter prices furnished by Swift Co and Buck Brothers of Huron. Station price notices show Hen and Egg terms, No 1 and No 2 quality levels, with prices subject to change without notice.
The Buron Grain Market lists No 2 special barley at .52 percent and No 341 Daluwih Cash close Friday. Flax on track with multiple July to November figures. wheat prices include No 1 amber durum and several durum varieties with varied percentages. Prices for Barley and Oats, Rye, Corn and Speltz shown with small value changes.
Minneapolis reports show July U wheat futures firm briefly on bullish Canadian crop news before selling pressure from the southwest pushes prices to net lows. Cash wheat receipts remain light with Montana demand tepid. oats and rye mix, barley light. Corn futures dip late. overall cash prices list No 1 dark northern and amber durum ranges with flat to firm May figures.
New York on July reports a cautious stock market with three straight advances fading as traders doubt a revival of the bull run. Rail shares slipped while big names like U S Steel and General Electric faced pressure. Wheat dropped two cents, closing values weak. Trading volume around 1.5 million shares.
Tunis centers a clash of Franco-Italian aims as naval parity and Italian status in Tunis trigger debates. France and Italy historically redefined borders and African holdings after World War I, with ongoing talks since 1919 on Italian rights, potential territory, and nationality for Italians in Tunis amid a fragile protectorate.
President Hoover signed a bill amending the oleomargarine act to tax colored butter imitations. The law targets compounds with more than one percent viscosity and colored to imitate butter, requiring labeling on all quarter pound packages as oleomargarine.
County superintendents from across the state wrap up a five day convention at Hoyt Springs, with the Engineer's program opening a Young Citizens League session. Hazel Ott of Pierre presented on elementary study courses for South Dakota schools, as committees filed closing reports. John A Boland of Rapid City, affiliated with Mount Rushmore memorial work, spoke on the memorial and its records amid a partially noted session.
Fred D. Greene and his son Frederick were injured in a car crash north of Webster County and brought to Huron by Dr. H. D. Sewell. Frederick suffers a fractured shoulder, left upper arm fracture, and multiple lacerations while the father recovers from a leg injury. Clarence W. Bateler drove the Greene car back to Huron.
Four traffic violations were reported this morning. Dr K Banker paid $1 for exceeding parking, WW Mercer $1 for blocking a street sweeper, J Angus $1 for exceeding parking, Rawer $1 for driving with no tail light. Also notes on a divorce suit in Montrose with Emory C. Dad Brooks, civil war veteran, suing Eva Brooks for desertion and cruelty. he won both claims in court today. The sailing distance from New Orleans to Catomix, the Canal Zone, is 1615 miles to Santo Domingo, ital, of the Domini et the
Central Standard Time broadcast grid shows numerous stations across the NBC CBS and independent networks with hour by hour programs. Entries include orchestras, dance bands, soloists and variety acts, plus repeats and cross‑references to other outlets and local affiliates.
Mario Cappelli, famed tenor, set to perform July 20 at the college auditorium under the First Methodist Episcopal church fellowship class. Born in Italy, he studied voice from age eight and won early prizes at Caserta music academy. Renowned for folk songs and human warmth, critics note his bond with rural communities fuels his artistry. Perth Amboy praise cites five hundred fans turned away and urges larger venues for future performances.
Watertown July 12 The American Legion in South Dakota is in the best condition in years in membership and finances, state commander L C Morrison of Kadoka said at state headquarters. He plans to travel to Sioux Falls to finalize arrangements for the annual convention next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Department adjutant J D Mullaney may leave for Sioux Falls soon. Morrison predicted a record convention attendance with delegates from nearly every post in the state and thanked the Codington County courthouse for headquarters accommodations.
Pierre will break ground tonight for a 74000 World War Memorial Building with excavation to begin tomorrow. The site near the state capitol was surveyed today as Governor Bulow and historian Lawrence Fox, memorial commission members, prepare to officiate at 8 p.m. American Legion and Auxiliary representatives will attend and the Pierre Legion drum corps is set to provide music. Carlson Construction of Sioux Falls holds the general contract and aims to complete the memorial within the year.
The body of Joseph Sauer, 19, city employee, was recovered from ten feet of water at a railroad reservoir after a midnight bathing party. Rescue efforts overnight failed until today. Sauer was missed after not joining his companions who found his clothes on the bank. Examination suggested possible drowning.
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