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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
Armour stock yards reports mixed market for July 25 with hogs down from Thursday, top hogs at 9.90 while receipts reach 150. Cattle values skip between classes from dry steers to cows with mixed calf, she p and bull quotes. Lambs hold firm with several price points across grades and quality.
July 25 Chicago reports hog prices down amid expanded supplies. Top hogs at 10.15, about 25 cents below early-week peak. Arrivals reach 13,000 hogs including 5,000 direct. Thursday run largest since May. Trade slow, top bids sparse, numbers show heavier weights and mixed cattle gains with light yearlings in demand. Fat lambs steady to 15 cents higher. native lambs quoted 3.25 to 30. Receipts 4,000.
St Paul livestock report notes cattle at steady to firm prices for desired weights with limited demand for steers and good to choice heifers around 7.50 to 9.50 while grassers steady to lower. Hogs trading generally 10 to 25 lower with tops near 10.25 and bulk around 9.50 to 9.75. Lambs show modest gains with heavier loads around 8.00 to 8.50 and 6.75 to 6.75 for light grades. Sioux Falls market lists hogs about 600 head with tops near 10.15 and bulk near 8.8 to 9.0, cattle quotations unchanged.
Futures faded from opening strength as Chicago and Winnipeg markets offset gains. Wheat July at 144, September 4, Dec 4. rye July higher, September and December lower. Cash demand mixed for grains with winter wheat fair to good, corn better, oats softer. livestock markets varied across Sioux City, Watertown, and Sioux Falls reporting mixed cattle, hog, and poultry tones.
Federal court records show two suits from Bennett County residents seeking to halt government land takings for the La Creek migratory waterfowl refuge. A hearing is set for August 15 in Deadwood to decide if a permanent injunction should be granted. Plaintiffs allege due process violations and harm to county finances and hay land. Named defendants include Hursey, Hopkins, RB G. Tugwell, John Ball, D W Loucks, and federal officials.
Duluth and Minneapolis grain markets show bids and quotes for wheat types including No 1 amber durum hard and No 2 amber durum with values around 83 to 1.02 percent. Flax No 4 at 1.60, barley malting mixed, rye not quoted, cash close notes scarce pieces.
The U S dollar closed at 15.143 francs in Paris, with a rate showing 0.603 cents per franc. Chicago poultry markets report assorted live poultry prices by weight for hens, fryers, and other fowl, with fluctuations noted. New York produce Prices list eggs and butter values from Thursday trading, including standards and market grades.
Scattered garbled text references JohnsManville Good Year Inland Steel Consolidated North American and Tata. Mentions fractions, shares, 250 000 and various vague terms like alcohols steels and tonality of a report. No coherent events or outcomes identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alaska and Juneau with unclear data. No clear event date, entities, or actions emerge. Produce a brief item noting missing details and need for readable context.
Henry Huddleston Rogers, heir to a vast Standard Oil fortune, died at Southampton hospital after a period of illness. A son of the late H H Rogers, he was a longtime Standard Oil VP and aide to John D Rockefeller. He was 55, born December 1879 in New York City, with a widow, daughter Mrs. Peralta Ramos, a son Henry H Rogers Jr., and three grandchildren. Services in German were announced, and the obituary notes decorations from France and the United States.
Northeastern South Dakota farmers rejoiced as showers fed corn and other crops after harvesting small grain. Castlewood reported 2.0 inches with hail, Watertown 1.0 inches, and Castlewood damage to grain and corn in a two mile strip. Watertown total for July reached 2.85 inches and the year’s tally 14.52.
Convention opens with presiding officers from four allied postal groups. W H Hickenbotham to call to order with rites and welcomes from Postmaster Brueramer and Mayor Smogard. Friday features music, invocations, and an address by Mr. Cister from Washington, plus tea for auxiliaries and group dinners. Saturday highlights include addresses by Utley and Dixon and allied group elections.
The records describe bonds with interest rates from three and a half to four percent and maturities between 1939 and 1949. The investment originated from state funds totaling about 3,000 dollars, with note of advance payments and charity settlements. The text also references locations and names such as SWALLOWS STAPLE MINN and Oakdale, along with fragmented phrases about individuals like Katherine Thier and others.
A congressional delegation led by Senators Nye Frazier Baldy and Norbeck urged Tugwell to secure immediate federal financing to help North and South Dakota farmers harvest crops. They cited drought weakened credit, needing funds for twine fuel and harvest expenses. Westbrook Myers and the Rural Rehabilitation Division would administer loans. seed-loan farmers can deduct 50 percent from first grain sales. They expect Roosevelt to authorize rapid funds given prospects for quick recovery.
Aberdeen July 2 7 S HB Col ling state director of the National Reemployment Service U S Department of Labor urged farmers to apply at their nearest reemployment office for harvest hands. He said there are plenty of harvesters to handle the crop though some farmers still rely on picking up men off the streets. Wages ranged from 2 to per day with room and board and officials noted harvest labor demand should rise as rains delay harvesting.
Washington July 2 Ques tioned by senate lobby investigators as to whether he recalled giving anyone a box just before the house vote on the utilities bill John W Carpenter president of the Texas Power and Light Company said today his oldest son John had given a box of cigars to representative Patton democrat Texas He added that the mysterious newspaper wrapped package which figured in previous testimony may have been war on Livestock Meanwhile the house files committee investigating lobbying for and against the utilities bill deceived testimony from Hugh S Magill president of the American Federation of Utilities Investors that the organization spent 59000 in the last six months in the interest of the millions of investors it represents Of this amount he said 25009 was spent against the utilities bill and part of the remainder against the Tennessee Valley amendments A man described previously by committee members as a mystery witness told the house group that he had been on parting attended by members of congress but denied that he had done any entertaining for them himself He Was Bernard B Robinson pectin of the B B Robinson company Chicago investment trust firm Chairman O Connor said yesterday he would be called to tell about lavish entertaining in a Washington hotel
A hospital admission list shows numerous patients including Mrs Laverne Cook of Huron medical, Van Der Ardie Virgil surgical, Priscius Hussell of Miles City medical, Mrs W Brugger Huron medical, Mrs Myrtle Pippert Bancroft Barry Tschetter Huron surgical, and others such as Donald Hermon Arthur Waldner Hitchcock Hareld Hopkins Ona Groth De Smet. The scattered names span towns and denote medical or surgical care without further context.
In Bali near Rapid City, a stray bullet found in the balloon bag signals a likely gunfire incident during a stratosphere flight. Orville Feye Gow, a pilot associated with the Nobey aircraft and supported by S Army and National Geographic Society figures, notes the bullet's presence and fabric analysis will guide the investigation. The committee plans to convene next Monday in Washington to determine the balloon's rupture cause.
A historical seismic forecast by Reuben Greenspan predicts severe quakes across the New Hebrides area on July 23 and broader tremors from Turkey to Persia and northern India. The predicted eastern Mediterranean fault could generate intensity 7 to 10 shocks, with mild tremors possible along the 1st parallel during a solar eclipse on July 20.
A jury is impaneled for an adjourned session of the Municipal Court beginning Tuesday morning. Defendants include C. H. Buchanan for possession of a battle route and Joseph Malloy Art Smith Selby for reckless acts. The jury lineup features George W A BL C F P Hysham C J Hoppesl Bloodgood Bert Oviatt Evans QO Dupres Harry Upsys Tes Barnes Carl Holddug Richard Stak Te Pagek B A Cranston Farry Adams SS Nelson H Sitely and George N. No action, Pierre July 22 UP W F Cochran South Dakota public works administrator said he has not noted upon a request from Yankton for force recount plumbing on a new city hair. Cochran will be in Yankton tomorrow to investigate. Howard trip noted as Judge Alva E Taylor went to Howard on business.
Short classifieds offer items for sale or wanted to buy including a wheel chair telephone contact 2586 and hearing aids with used acousticons. Another listing seeks a China Gloset or Highboy with contact 2252 after six or Sunday.
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