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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
2
Armour stockyards report a steady market on June 3 with hogs 4,500 fairly active and lights trading 5 to 10 lower, sows steady. cattle and sheep also showing generally stable bids across classes including steers yearlings and heifers. Chicago and Sioux City markets echo a mixed but mostly steady tone with feeders firm and calves and cows trading narrowly within recent ranges.
Thriving Chicago market details show hogs lower by 10 to 25 cents with midweight and packing sows steady, cattle and calves mixed with steady to higher trends in certain classes, sheep and lambs up modestly, and stockers slow amid broad variances across regions and weights. Prices quoted include feeder and fat cattle, hogs, and lambs with regional notes from South St. Paul and Sioux City.
Shipments totals show Pure bran priced at 29.50 and 90.00 for different lots. Standard middlings listed at 37.00 and 50.00 in the returned data.
Wheat prices fluctuated in Chicago trading as dust storms in Canada and southwestern ruins weighed on sentiment while foreign markets softened. July rye fell over a cent on expectations of better crop prospects, and corn edged lower as oats held steady amid general market nervousness.
Rapid City June 3 The forty sixth annual convention of South Dakota State Bankers Association opened at 2 pm with Belle Fourche president B Penfold presiding. Registration began at 10 am with over 200 bankers registered before the opening session. Highlights include remarks by Jon Peyton of the Federal Reserve Bank and a feature talk by Dr W H Bensiett on soil conservation at the Alex Johnson Hotel banquet tonight.
New York June 3 Late but feeble rallying tendencies appeared in today s stock market with selected motor, metal, beils, stubbers, aircrafts and tape preferreds favored. Power and light companies were undisturbed by the president s message to Congress recommending establishment of seven new Little TVA s. The closing wave touched US Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Goodyear U S Rubber and many rail and consumer names.
A list from local hospitals shows admissions including Mrs. Tom Wright and Kay Wilson from Huron for medical and surgical cases, Ronald Hoefer and Frances Montante for surgical and medical needs, plus discharges like Hazel Jean Dixon. Also noted are Mrs. H W Quigley and Paul Rollins, with Osceola entries and misspelled names among the notes.
A fragmentary line lists major American firms and utilities including American Telephone Western Union Electric Power & Light Public Service of New Jersey Columbia Gas Texas Corp General Electric Continental Oil Du Pont Shell Union Oil Woolworth Inland Steel American Steel Foundries International Nickel Baltimore & Ohio Pennsylvania and Brooklyn Manhattan Transit, indicating a broad corporate roster.
Foreign exchange today shows 22.4825 francs per dollar with a franc cent equivalent near 4455 cents for the overnight New York rate. In New York curb trading, Cities Service bonds and shares show 3 percent to 16 percent yields with several bank and mortgage issues cited. Government bonds closed with Treasury 4s 47 52 and Farm Mortgage issues around mid 100s, Home Owners Loan 3s near 102.
Beadle County commissioners continued their routine June session at the courthouse approving bills and regular items. The day included a probe of right of way property for potential purchase in Cavour and Iroquois and the county’s inquiry into hiring a new matron for the sanatorium following Mrs. Joe Grant’s resignation.
London June 2 Britain’s government kept silent on the American born Wallis Warfield marrying former King Edward VIII at Monts France while newspapers focus on royal nuptials. Neville Chamberlain did not answer inquiries about a congratulatory message to Windsor as bishops protest the ceremony.
Reports from Salamancy and Vitoria said General Emilio Mola died when his plane crashed during reconnaissance near the Bay of Biscay front. Also killed were two pilots and two staff officers. Mola, Franco's chief aide and Madrid police former chief, led campaigns toward Madrid and commanded the Bilbao drive.
Funeral services for Mrs Ed McNaboe will be held at 10 o clock Friday morning in the Catholic Church at Iroquois, with burial in Cavour. Rev Father Millmann of Carthage will officiate. Mrs McNabee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Delveank of Cavour, died Tuesday at her home in Iroquois after about a year long illness. She is survived by her widower and one child. The body is at Fisher Grow Funeral Home in Estequois.
Governor Martin Lo Davey of Chin voices optimism in a seven state steel strike so far, aiming to bring 72,000 workers back to mills. He plans talks with steel workers organizing leaders as union leaders from Chicago Buffalo and Ohio coordinate. A funeral was held for five of six workers killed near Republic plant in South Chicago. About 200-hour underground sit down at Wilsonville No. 4 mine ends today as miners resume work under a limited share the work plan.
The president outlined expanding regional water and resource authorities beyond TVA, focusing on integrated plans for water, power, soils, and forests. Norris proposed six new regional bodies with three-member boards. the House plan would differ and seek to limit injunctions against authority actions with bond requirements.
The Hanford airport jubilee invites air teams including Hanford Airlines and air cars to attend. A two day event features an air circus Monday afternoon by Polack brothers, a State Fair Grounds finale, and a Monday night dignitary reception. Dance, parachute jumper, and other acts are planned with multiple committee chairmen named for policing, parking, tickets, receptions, dance bands, exercises, circus, invitations, model airplane contest, and speakers.
The Huron Municipal Band season start is postponed due to Parkersten uy in Boy Seow and weather disruptions. Hang Christensen, the director, announces the delay and says the concert will open next Thursday at Campbell Park with a formal auteur convert.
Chicago youths Wertberg and Christensen, both under 18, are to plead guilty at a Onida arraignment for the murder and beating of a young teacher after she gave them a ride near Gettysburg on May 21. The suspects were captured after a chase and will be sentenced by Circuit Judge John F. Hughes. Norma Westberg of Chicago arrived to stay with her son as lengthy juvenile proceedings under the state's delinquency act continue.
Jean Issenhuth of Pierre will be laid to rest at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Parkston on Saturday at 9 AM. The state welfare department employee was killed when the car she rode in lost a tire and drove into a ditch.
Mrs Phas HO J Mitchell of Brookings is in a local hospital suffering from inflammatory rheumatism. She was admitted last Saturday and may not be dismissed until the end of next week after attending the P. EO. convention in Deadweext in May.
Kiwanians plan to greet Lieutenant-Governor Jor E. Messer of Watertown tomorrow in Huron. The visit follows the regular Thursday junction meeting held in Marvin Bughitt Hall. Board members and committee chairmen will meet district lieutenant governor afterward.
A fragmentary classified page shows multiple entries including five room modern houses with full basements at 132 Ninth St SW and 732 Ninth St SW, plus additional rental notices and scattered agricultural product listings such as seed bison flax and various feed prices.
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