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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
11
Market notes from Sioux City provide cattle and sheep figures with price ranges. Calves and yearlings slow. stockers scarce. Beef cattle and cows show varied quotes with bulls and lightweight stockers also listed. Sheep and lambs show strength in slaughter end yearling values.
U S Cent Agri hogs total 33 000 with 3 000 direct bids mostly down 25 cents top 10.99 per cwt. Cattle and calves 10 000 and 3 000 respectively show steady to weak trends with bulls and yearlings mixed. Sioux Falls hogs 2 000 25 lower top 10.30 with heavy butchers 9.65 10.00 and good packers 9.00 9.50.
Market notes show Huron area entries for Buck Brothers and Dan hy Swit & Co listing poultry, eggs, and products. Prices subject to change, with items including light hens and leghorns among the offerings, reflecting a terse early 20th century rural trade column.
Chicago wholesale items show beta unchanged with 19 448 tubs of eggs and 26 693 cases unsettled. Poultry prices listed for alive birds and various fowl. Flour futures up 25 cents per bushel with Jets rated at 6.25 6.35 a barrel. Potatoes demand steady with multiple regional price points cited. Butter and egg prices noted in Mitchell and Sioux Falls reports.
Minneapolis market report shows wheat rising 3 cents from Friday lows, with gains led by winter and durum milling grades. Prices for No 1 dark northern and No 1 red durum firm, while corn, oats, rye, barley, and flax seed also move. cash markets show improved demand and a firmer premium basis.
Chicago reports potatoes trading firm with new stock on hand and strong shipments. Details list 75 fresh and old stock cars, 112 new and 232 old on track, with Saturday shipments totaling 924 and Sunday 23 cars. Prices shown for Bliss Triumphs and various regional russets and whites.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous stock tickers with prices or percent changes, including Am Can, Chrysler, General Motors, Texaco, Reading, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Pan Am, and many others, indicating a broad market snapshot with varied gains and losses.
On the curd market, Standard Oil of Indiana stock closed today at an Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Anderson and daughter Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Reobert Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wellenberg, and Bert York were among those from Huron who were in Brookings yesterday to attend a trap shoot.
Chinese student Tsei Seto of Huron College underwent an emergency appendectomy at Sprague Hospital Sunday night.
Kenry Gerberding, Deuel County suvivist, was cleared of all charges in the delinquency case over personal tax money collection. Judge R C Bakewell dismissed the ouster proceedings citing bookkeeping irregularities and cleaning negligence as the cause of state complaints. A Watertown marriage license was issued to Marlin Hoel and Ragnhild Wamben of Huang.
Washington June 3 The Supreme Court upheld the sentences of Harry Sinclair Henry Day and W Sherman Burns for shadowing the jury in the Teapot Dome case while disapproving William J Burns 18 day term The trial involving Sinclair and Albert Fall ended with the jury discharged Sinclair later jailed for contempt Day received four months Burns Sr fined $1000 Burns Jr 16 days sentence upheld Sinclair serving three months in the DC jail for contempt of the senate oil committee inquiry
Police push crackdown on drivers failing to halt at stop signs along arterial streets. Chief A W Hopkins announces a broad campaign to cut accidents with Saturday enforcement and Tuesday docket appearances. Fred Smith paid a ten peso fine for failing to stop and speeding. a minor was set to appear before Judge B B McClaskey. The Amazon river length and width figures appear in error.
Huron farmer Albright, 22, from Rural Route 8 Mo roh, was hospitalized with a scalp wound after a mule kicked him. The assailant is described as mute.
In Pierre, June 3, petitioners seek to compel Secretary Gladys Pyle to file a referendum petition against the 3 percent automobile tax law. W. J. Wegner, a local dealer, and Karl Goldsmith expect the filing, citing Attorney General Sharpe's opinion that the act is not subject to referendum. The state supreme court indicated it would take original jurisdiction to speed resolution before the law takes effect July first.
W. 2. Sharpe president of We Security National Bank of Slowx Jats and Harry Yaeger deputy governor of the ninth federal reserve district attend a visit in Huron. The page notes banking and federal reserve figures in a local meeting.
Frantic efforts of about two thousand men overnight built an auxiliary loop around a Mississippi river levee south of Greenville. Earlier crews completed a second loop with ten thousand sand sacks around the levee base. Engineers say the imminent blowout threat is in hand and the river is subdued at that point.
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