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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City market notes show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading with mixed demand. Bulls and stockers firm, cows softer, weight gains scarce. top hogs around 9.75, sows steady to higher, cattle mostly steady with some higher on yearlings. buyers cautious on light and weighty lots amid abundant receipts.
Armour Stockyards at Armour in Huron reported a market that was steady to 15 lower on Thursday. Strong weight butchers and sows led the decline as receipts reached 700 head.
Minneapolis carlot range Thursday lists wheat varieties from No 1 dart northern to No 2 mixed durum with prices around 78 to 87 cents. Duluth cash close shows flax at 2.19 to 2.22, wheat amber durum at 78 to 86 cents, and durum and mixed durum prices ranging from 75 to 80 cents.
Raggedness marked wheat trading with July futures 14 cents lower and futures in other months easing while corn rallied then retreated as wheat fell. Oats remained dull. rye barley and flax showed light, featureless activity. Minneapolis cash wheat and corn prices varied, with high protein mills steady and durum stocks limited.
Daily market notes outline prices for eggs and poultry supplied by Swift & Co and Buck Brothers in Huron South Dakota, including leghorn hens under four and over four and egg classifications No 1 and No 2, plus dairy fat quotation. Closing stock quotes list large cap and industrial shares with bid, ask, and close figures from Minneapolis trading.
Sir Joseph Jolly Bachman aged 83 died at his Hitchcock home Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be at the I C C F hall in Hitchcock Friday at 2 30. Burial in Altoona cemetery. He was born December 6 1864 in Watertown New York. Married to Sarah Ann Richmond in 1869 he and his wife settled in Beadle County in 1883. Civil War veteran Battery D Third New York Artillery he was active in Grand Army of the Republic and honorary member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He served 35 years in the Odd Fellows lodge. Survived by widow two sons Walter J Bachman of Huron and Erwin L Bachman of Webster New York and four daughters Estella Bachman of Hitchcock Lydia Gibson of Chicago Anna Montague of Aberdeen and Mrs C F Wright of Huron. Daughters Fr
Washington July. The treasury department is flooded with requests from customs collectors and importers for interpretations of the new tariff law. Officials predict the new machinery will run smoothly once regulations for ambiguities are drafted. The tariff commission is delaying over 50 cost of production investigations to be ordered by the senate. If imports match 1928 levels Hawley Smoot could raise revenue beyond 3600 million.
Chicago July 18 Special The two top seven day butterfat records in South Dakota come from Yankton state hospital herd. Yankton Korndyke Gemond, a senior four year old, shows 681.6 pounds milk with 28.03 pounds butterfat and leads the year’s seven day record and 15th in state to exceed 28 pounds. Yankton Colantha Korndyke Ormsby 3d, junior four year old, tops 27 pounds fat in a year and is 23rd on all time list with 591.9 pounds milk and 27.35 pounds fat. Yankton Pontine Fobes, senior four year old, has 15,265 pounds milk and 531.7 pounds butterfat in the year. Leda Cornucopia 4d, bred and owned by State College of Brookings, has 12,387 pounds milk and 421.6 pounds butterfat as a junior four year old.
Donald Sabin, 27, of Fort Dodge, was killed last night a mile north of the local airport after his plane crashed from 3000 feet into an inverted spin. He was alone and pronounced dead at the wreckage.
James River lodge No. 32 I O O F and Colfax Rebekah lodge No. 9 held a joint installation at the 7 O O F hall. Grand Master W H Teuber and officials installed officers across both lodges, naming named grand officers and wardens for the new terms.
Seventy five employees of the Huron division and the Northwestern Public Service company attended the bi monthly education series meeting at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. William Muself led the gathering with Doris Burger as secretary. Speakers included Mervyn Cowling Stacey Pools Lester Zumbrunnen Vera Baumann and C J Strike. Guests Huyek and Harlan from Mitchell division attended. Lemonade refreshments were served.
United States Senator candidates George W Norris are approved for the republican primary ballot by Secretary of State Frank Marsh who ordered the certified list sent to county clerks. The list includes the postal addresses to distinguish the two Norris entries for voters.
Aberdeen July 1. Northern State Teachers college gains from public spirit of Manager Stroud of the Pub lix Theatre company Aberdeen. He presents the college speech department with all the house equipment of the Orpheum theatre including forty to fifty scenery pieces and stage properties valued between 1 and 200 dollars. The department will store the flats in the new garage building and six complete sets of flats plus five color drapes are now ready, making Northern the best equipped stage in the state.
Chicago July 11 The Cook County grand jury was informed by telegram that Harry T Brundige a Louisville newspaper reporter will appear Tuesday to testify concerning crime and racketeering in Chicago The grand jury plans to begin investigating the killing of Alfred Lingle Tribune reporter and rumors of gangland police and newspapermen affiliations following his death
New York July 17. The congressional committee investigating communist activities will visit a Windgate camp in North Carolina. They were told Gastonia textile strikers children are taught to salute red flags and sing a song of hatred of the United States. The committee declined to visit after Charles R. Wood described camp remarks as sacrilegious and slogans like wipe God out of the sky.
Orphanage children of Tartan stage the melodrama Wondering Tam at St Veresa's tomorrow evening at o oclock with specialty numbers between acts. Proceeds benefit the Orphan Home at Turton.
Twenty five employees of Dakota Central Telephone observed a motion picture on the history and development of the telephone. The showing took place in a hall adjoining the Chamber of Commerce rooms and may be shown before luncheon clubs in the city. FE J Calendine, the company’s exchange chief, announced the possibility today.
Washington July 27 treaty advocates push for cloture to end debate on the London naval treaty. A petition for cloture circulates as leaders forecast a two thirds vote, with final action targeted by Tuesday night or Wednesday. If cloture passes, each senator will be limited to one hour of speech.
Mrs Grace A Sutphen aged 61 of Beach Avenue Southeast died at 9 AM at the F B Raymond home after a four day illness. Born April 25 1869 in Salem she moved to Huron in 1882 and married John H Sutphen in 1888 who died in 1916. A Colfax Rebekah lodge activist she founded the Past Presidents associations and served as matron of the I O O F home in Dell Rapids 1916 1922 and 1928 1929. Funeral arrangements were pending. No close relatives survive and there were no children. She established the Colfax Memorial Resolution in the Rebekah assembly and the Odd Fellows Children’s Day resolution Jun 1.
Funeral services for Rallo Snyder, longtime Central South Dakota resident, killed in a Sak Odessa Michigan explosion, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Homer Michigan. Snyder, nephew of ELO Snyder of Dakota Avenue South, was born at Wessex. Two other men died in the blast at a Lake Odessa hardware and plumbing shop.
The Log Cabin Golf Links at Fifth and Wisconsin streets opened last evening to a large crowd. The eighteen hole course offers a challenging test with many hazards and near par figures. A log cabin on the north side serves cold drinks. morning hours are for children.
Ideal weather greeted the Hot Springs water carnival and race meet opening. Gov. Bulow and Congress member Williamson led the morning parade with seven hundred Indians in costume and floats representing city institutions. Horse race entries filled to the state limit. Miss Black Hills and Miss Ta-N-Ma-Ko-Ce will be chosen at a Lake Larive beauty contest. Exhibition diving and swimming by Anton Zukas and Jess Tucker accompany the event.
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