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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City market observers report mixed cattle and hog prices with weeklong shifts. Desirable yearlings and light steers show declines while stockers hold steady, hogs steady to lower with lighter weights steady to higher, sheep steady with lambs down and fat ewes up. Total shipments reached 36,776 with cow and bull ranges noted and Idaho lambs contributing prominently.
Sioux Falls and St Paul markets show lower cattle and hog values amid overall downturn in livestock trading. Notes include hogs 2,500 head steady. heifers, cows, and bulls reflecting new lows since 1926. mixed results across fat lambs, feeders, and packing goods with light demand and slow market activity.
Minneapolis reports show continued bullish wheat markets with export concerns and hot weather damaging Canadian crops. Milling demand and farmer sales press prices higher for July through December futures, while corn and oats display mixed strength and cash markets vary.
Market rundowns show No 1 dark northern wheat and mixed durum values at Huron with numerous grain types listed, including red durum and flax. Daily livestock quotes cover butter, eggs, and poultry by Swift Buck Brothers, with spring hens and leghorn prices noted alongside feeder and old roosters figures.
New York July 1 stock market steadied after a tepid session, with several favorites rising to new highs as bulls argued a durable upturn. General Motors notes June sales drop but consumer shipments rose 10,000 units. copper weak at 11 cents. Case active high flyer. Closing quotes show mixed gains and losses with a strong finish and about 2.9 million shares traded.
The text lists numerous stock symbols and percentages followed by a Minneapolis stock section and a Wool Market notice from Boston dated July 1871. It references Wool smut forecasts and various wool prices including Montana staple grades and blood combing lines with bid and close figures.
Mrs Pennell Jones of Lake Milton Ohio, 63, named grandma mayor, aims to curb crime and oppose reformers. Her first act is to lift the Sunday dancing ban and plans to show the youth how to dance, stepping into town leadership.
Hungary's Archduke Otto, pictured, is set to become king on November 20 at age 18 as preparations move forward. Officials plan to claim part of the Hapsburg family property confiscated by the Austrian republic.
Robbers blew the safe of the D. J. Toomey Milling Company office in Spearfish last night and escaped with about $3. The cash register was broken and the safe door was blown from its hinges by the blast. Entry was gained by breaking open a side door.
Frank E Yourden, longtime mail carrier in Huron and Manchester, died Wednesday at University Hospital in Minneapolis from of porpoises illness. He served under Postmasters Malond Simazans and Siske and lived in Shifer Minnesota after leaving service. Survived by mother Mrs Carrie Yourdon and sister Miss Emma Yourdon of Shater.
Lincoln report of James McGrewn eighty and Mrs Imma Birch seventy who wed after a chance encounter at the Grand Island soldiers home and a bold travel plan. He, a Civil War veteran, invited her to Lincoln where they married following a playful dare.
Berlin reports the Reichstag, under Chancellor Bruening, voted 236 to 221 to dissolve the body after a clash over the cabinet’s financial reforms. President Hindenburg must call new elections by September 14, with reform measures enacted under article 48.
In Olympia Washington on July 1 a petition was filed asking the commerce commission to reopen hearings on the merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads. Minnesota joined others in urging renewed arguments, contending the interstate commission’s statements ignore the public interest and could affect about 710 employees. The action targets stock owned by a single man and seeks broader Northwest public interest consideration.
WHITE CLOUD Mich July 1 Two children Richard Trigger 14 and Marian 9 burned to death early today in a farm home of their uncle William Paulsen where they were staying while parents were in Chicago The house and occupants unravel in flames Paulsen and wife escaped on the ground Gear
Northern alliance rebels claimed victories over government troops along the Haichow Tyngkwan railway in eastern Honan and said they were pushing toward Tangshan Kiangsu. They reported occupying Kufen Shunt on the Tientsin Pukow line and advancing toward Yuichow with forces reaching Yoncheng south of Chengchow on the Peiping Hankow railway.
A dialogue shows a sleepy scene with a girl yawning as a clock in the hall strikes midnight The exchange touches on staying longer and finding out and mentions Pennsylvania railroad 1929 receipts reaching a new high of 10 360 a year an indication of rising income by 18 243 595 over 2026.
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