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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1932
Page
7
Highs were quoted for choice veal and sheep while cattle and calf sections saw varied gains and steadys. The day featured brisk sales on butchers and sows, with hogs and pigs also showing activity, though overall figures showed mixed movement across cattle, calves, and hog categories.
The Sioux Falls and South St Paul markets show higher cattle prices across grades with better fed offerings and steady packer demand. Hogs run stronger than last week with top weights near 415 while sows and pigs move around 320 and 425. Sheep bidding remains steady with slaughter lambs and yearlings facing higher asking prices.
Chicago July 5 Hog prices rose after adjusting hog supplies to curb weakness from last week’s pork market. Early sales reached $5.20 to 5.15 per cwt, highest in days. Hog futures gained 16 to 15 cents, while cattle held steady and sheep advanced with buyers abroad diversifying orders.
Representative cattle males Sunt Severs and Xeasline with average prices at 5.05 to 5.15, weights around 1011 to 146 pounds, and several lot identifiers shown alongside descriptions of dam lineage and sale details from Urox City July 3. Department of Agriculture listing appears in brief.
In Sioux City the cattle market shows fat steers and yearlings adjusting upward while stockers and feeders lag. Beef values edge higher with choice steers near 3.65 per hundredweight on 324 lb yearlings around 3.50, and feeder demand mixed as bids drift upward for native lambs and better grades.
Minneapolis May 3. Wheat futures drift up slightly with July and Dec showing gains while Sep and other contracts ease. Cash demand for wheat steady to fair. durum and poptions firmer in quality. Cash corn weaker. oats quiet to slow. rye and flax mixed with light offerings.
A garbled sales listing from Minneapolis notes various lots and codes for grain and feed, including references to dark northern, amber durum, red derae, and yellow corn. Entries include numbered lots, percentages, and arrival notes with scattered month markers and product codes.
The Minneapolis field report lists mixed and durum wheat prices, barley and rye values, and No 1 to No 2 grades with several percentages and monthly quotes. It notes cash grain prices for July, August, September and later months, with specific figures for amber durum and white barley.
Fragmented, garbled market notes show egg and hide entries, butter and potato pricing, and regional shipmet totals. References to Sioux Falls, Chicago, New York, Missouri, Virginia, and Kansas markets appear with unclear figures and dates, indicating a jumble of agricultural commodity pricing and shipments.
Temeey of Huron was named chairman of the Americanisation committee at the South Dakota state American Legion convention in Watertown. The program listed numerous chairmen for different committees, with Charles Fiche of Brandt and Leo Tommey of Huron among the key appointees. A musical program featured seventeen organizations, drum corps and bands, and shooting champion Lee Barg er of Watertown placed second with 47 targets.
In Redfield police report three men were held in connection with a burglary and theft at a Brentford area store. Charlie Mill ex of Aberdeen and a youth named Rollins of Freeport Nebraska were in custody. a third suspect unnamed. The incident began when witnesses spotted them loitering near a store before entering a car parked nearby. The owner, Reed Carpenter of Aberdeen, reported the car stolen from his garage late Saturday night. Spink County officers were pursuing the remaining details and official charges.
The South Dakota Legion Auxiliary opened its fourteenth annual convention in Watertown with Dr. Janine Morris of Bismarck as principal speaker. About 100 units were represented by 30 delegates, with Governor Warren Green set to speak later. Committee assignments were made and report discussions began, as the auxiliary met with the Legion to hear national speakers and discuss hospitalization and rehabilitation of ex service men, widows and orphans.
S A Jonason sustained painful injuries Sunday after his car rolled into a ditch north of Ellendale. His nephew Victor Zeuther was not seriously hurt. Both escaped flames and reached Ellendale hospital before transfer to Aberdeen by ambulance. The pair were en route to the speuser farm when the accident occurred.
Amelia Earhart departs from Omamea for Cheyenne then to Los Angeles to join her publisher husband and attend the Olympic games. The famed aviatrix, known as the safe woman conqueror of the eastern air line, sets an early morning departure.
A report from Brookings notes cattle deaths due to anthrax on several farms, with 20 head quarantined after infections. In New York, stocks rose with strong closes across oils and rails, led by Standard Oil of New Jersey, with diverse gains and a busy trading day noted by quoters including AT&T and American Can.
A list from Fhe Hospitals details admissions and discharges including Fred Lampe of Huron a miner and several others such as Mrs E F Frevert Mrs BW Washburn and baby and Mr M J Welch of Osceola. A separate incident report notes a robbery attempt ending in a shooting with a man killed and several witnesses describing the crime. The report mentions W Wells and E Thome Mane as involved in local events and illness.
About 2,000 World War II veterans in South Dakota did not apply for adjusted service certificates. Officials cite confusing regulations and a large majority eligible for benefits due to short service, with about 1,000 veterans meeting basic requirements for the certificates.
Governor Roosevelt's testimony is cited amid a maulder trial involving Jack Zaroff. The report notes a bridge of testimony and contested proceedings surrounding the case.
Advocates push remonetization of silver and a bi imperial bank linked to a super empire concept at the Imperial conference. Delegates debate silver plans to stabilize exchange while considering meat trade shifts with South Africa, Australia, Argentina, and the United States.
Daniel Younger of Baltimore, 56, entered the Evening Star Marathon toward the National AAU championship on August 20 in celebration of the Georges Washington bicentennial. Marathon manager Rod Thomas commented, and Younger spoke of his long-running career and his wish to finish strong despite a lame ankle.
Billie Burke widow of Florens Bierfeld announces she will resume acting at R K O studios Wednesday for the film Through Will Rogers amid the private Los Angeles funeral rites. The actor noted there would be no public New York funeral for Mayor James J Walker. Reverend Franklin L. Gibson paid tribute, praising the deceased as a great and gifted theatrical figure.
Berlin July 25 Chancellor von Papen assured political opposition that the general elections scheduled for next Sunday will be held despite the Prussia crisis. He spoke with Wilhelm von Gayl and General Kurt von Schleicher at a Reichstag committee meeting on safeguarding the people's rights, amid a lengthy debate on the committee's jurisdiction.
A dance party is planned for the dance pavilion just east of Huron Wednesday night featuring Wally Erickson and his band from Minneapolis. The group, regularly playing at the Marigold ball room in the Mill City, has been featured on several Columbia net work broadcasts and will open the fall season there around September 1.
The first conference for full agents of State Farm Insurance companies opened in Huron today led by A W Palm and L E Buswell. A F Caldwell supervises the session with many local agents attending. later meetings will be held in Stowe Falls Watertown Minot Bismarck Jamestown locations and dates listed.
Rain fell across South Dakota with heavy showers between Watertown and Madison. Brookings reported the heaviest rainfall, while De Smet saw only a light sprinkle. The moisture offered relief from heat and aided crops, though farmers warned too much rain could harm corn. Brookings drought relief noted despite uneven statewide distribution.
Wessington record rain endures a long dry spell with .33 inch last night and heavy showers in the south and southwest. Herman Feteral reports the season's heaviest rainfall six miles north. Farmers hope the wet ground curbs grasshopper trouble and aids corn. Rapid City saw an inch in one hour amid Black Hills storms. Spearfish buildings struck by lightning but no injuries. Aberdeen reports up to half inch rainfall offering brief relief, temperatures rising again. Pierre hot days persist with forecasts for more heat as a weather pattern continues. Edward Kalahar loses driving rights for one year after a DUI arrest. fined $30 plus costs.
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