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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
8
Sioux City market report shows cattle yard at 4,000 head, hogs steady with Saturday, lambs steady with strong buyers in Sioux City. Offers list 3330 bullocks and 12.25 yearlings, top hogs near 10.00, cattle and sheep pricing wide across departments, with notes from Sioux Falls and St Paul markets.
Market notes from Huron, Sioux Falls, Mitchell and Chicago dated June 2 show live poultry prices for hens, roosters, ducks, geese and turkeys, with eggs and butter prices listed. Regional listings include Buck Brothers in Huron and Mitchell Produce, along with Chicago price movements and U.S. potato data.
The Democratic platform adopted at the state convention calls for reducing the general property tax levy for state purposes and establishing a revenue basis beyond property taxes. It pledges liquidating suspended bank assets to repay creditors and sponsoring laws for banking changes. It also endorses amendments to the primary law to favor party members, endorses Gov. Bulow for Senate, and supports agriculture, child welfare, and highway improvements.
Minneapolis wheat futures fell as good rains in Saskatchewan and mixed cash demand weighed on prices. July and September futures dropped, oats aided by crop news and east cash demand, flax steady after early declines. Cash wheat steady, durum demand weak. corn cash demand light and barley slow. Volume and price ranges noted for Minneapolis and Duluth carlot markets with No 1 northern and durum grades listed.
NEW YORK June 2. Trading was resumed in weary fashion today as price trends remained unconvincing and transactions stayed light after a three day holiday. Analysts noted mixed surveys but suggested general improvement may come by late summer, though many speculators remained cautious. Kennecott Copper reduced its annual dividend from 8 to 3, prompting expectations of further cuts. Some brokers advised clients that select stocks were under observation, with talks of potential further reductions amid easing by manufacturers. Republic rose about four points while volume totalled about 1 750 000 shares. Closing quotations listed Allis Chalmers at 128.45 and others in unsteady action.
Des Moines ICWA details show 54 registered for a biennial primary. Campaign managers expect good weather to aid turnout near 375000. Major races include Republican senator and governor contests with L J Dickins Hammill Bund Payne among candidates. Democratic slate led by Daniel Steele with Hagemenn as governor candidate. Primary rule needs 35 percent to nominate. Republicans may contest secretary of state race as only likely to reach threshold.
Julius H Barnes, chairing a national business survey conference, issued figures showing domestic corporations raised 2.1 billion dollars in the first four months of 1930. Public borrowings reached 450 million, up from 339 million last year, with public building rising to 550 million. Nonresidential and residential construction fell. Building and loan associations improved, life insurance purchases rose six percent in April, while fire insurance premiums did not decline by nine percent that April.
Mrs. Frank Ory of Wessington died Saturday night in a Huron hospital at age 51 born February 26 1879 at White Oak South Dakota Survived by Frank Ory of Wessington and son Owen W Ory of Rutland plus Merritt Chism of Bloomington six brothers and three sisters Funeral at Wessington church Tuesday at 2 2 oclock Rev J H Black and Rev Clifton Bell officiating burial in Wessington cemetery She was member of the Ae plela and Degree of Honor lodges at Wessington
Ta Hie Tuesday Teachts and dealers from all G HL Nichols Sor are among om Minneapolis.
Owen J. Kerte of Philadelphia was inducted in BR office today as associate justice. His condition was not e. TAKES: OFFICE WASHINGTON.
Aberdeen promoter Roy Hoygood prepares a ten round main bout starring Tom Haley of Olivia, Minn, against LaReine Udell, with three six round preliminaries and a four round curtain raiser featuring Ned Blankenbaker against Willard Knight in Wylie park. The June 5 event aims for record seating.
Henri Cochet and Helen Moody claim the French International hard court titles. Cochet defeats Bill Tilden 3-6 8-6 6-3 6-1 to win his third men’s crown, while Moody beats Helen Jacobs in straight sets for her third consecutive women’s title.
Stanley Larson of Marshall Minnesota says he was assaulted and robbed of $100 and his car by three people near Huron Saturday night. He described two women and a man as participants and officers recovered the vehicle on Tenth Street and Frank Avenue but have not identified the suspects. Larson is recovering from head injuries and bruises.
In Portland Oregon, June 2, 1901, sports editor F L Gregory of the Portland Oregonian published a subscriber letter urging Thomas L. Turner to “remain in the east and let the boys win another four or five game s straight.” Turner then cut the paper’s press box phone wires to the Oregonian office and provided no further comment. The manager also disconnected.
Beadley County conservation essay winners were announced by the High School office. Huron chapter Teairua sponsored Walton prizes for city and nearby rural entrants, a local contest distinct from the state Young Citizens contest, with Walton workers praising prize money for boosting interest.
The first open air high school band concert in Buren history will be held at Campbell Park Wednesday night starting at 7:30. Under Darlington Henderson, about 30 students prepared for nine months, performing pieces including In the Garden of Tomorrow and Jolly Tars, with a varied wind and drum lineup led by local student musicians.
The 53rd annual convention of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education opens Tuesday with a worship service and is expected to draw over 2,000 delegates and visitors. Speakers include Mary Foster Bryner, Osbert W. Warmingham, H. Augustine Smith, and J. E. Hartzlex from Witmarsum Theological Seminary.
The Senate Judiciary Committee referred the nominations of Chester N Leedom United States marshal for South Dakota and Clyde Eidem United States attorney for the district to a subcommittee. The panel comprises Senators Steiner Oregon Deneen Illinois Overman North Carolina with Republican and Democratic membership.
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