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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
11
Sioux City livestock notes show 2,000 calves and steady volume for cattle a mix of hogs and sheep with scarce stockers and feeders. pigs mixed to lower on lighter weight cattle and lambs. Chicago grain and potato prices hint at light trading, U.S. No 2 yellow corn and fresh potato values edging.
Yesterday's quotations show Armour hog market steady with pork futures near 40.20. Minneapolis and Chicago markets note unchanged butter and eggs, poultry prices mixed with hens and ducks listed. Huron and Sioux Falls reports include live poultry and egg prices with dairy and egg market summaries.
Minneapolis market notes a bearish tilt as June trading closes with liquidation of recent dry weather purchases. July and September futures eased while cash wheat held firm on high protein demand. corn rose on liberal cash sales and oats remained quiet. Carlot shows mixed grain prices across spring and northern classes with firm durum and sluggish low protein demand.
In Duluth and Chicago markets the day shows varied grain quotes with wheat and corn moves. Readers see prices like highs and lows for wheat and Corn indices, along with notes on No 2 dark northern wheat and No 1 mixed rye.
A turbulent trading session sees steel and copper prices falter after a mixed production report from U S stock. several sectors show strength while others slip. The market closes with mixed signals as motor shares firm and Curtiss Wright hits a new low amid bearish rumors.
New York June 4 A portrait emerges of Nelson Rockefeller grandson of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and heir to Standard Oil fortune. The Dartmouth student pursues economics, lives frugally, and embraces a simple college year with a modest allowance and resourceful use of leisure as he seeks to develop higher abilities.
Habicht W. Habicht receives a $30 000 building permit for a new 25 by 1954 foot store north of the National Bank of Huron. The city notes this is the first permit issued this month and surpasses May totals by over $17 000. Completion is expected in about three months.
Advertisement claims Kruschen Salts melt fat in two weeks by increasing energy and clearing skin. Promotes daily hot-water dose and regular exercise. Encourages buying a four week supply at Longstaff Drug Co with cautious note on safety and efficacy.
Mrs. Ellen Houghtaling 85 died Tuesday morning at her son H W Houghtaling's home 14 miles southeast of Deland. Born September 23 1843 in Russellville West Virginia she moved to Cedar Land at 22 and married in 1873. Survived by two sons Joe of Sioux Falls H W of Deland one daughter Ella Jesup of Cedar Rapids four grandsons and one great grandson. Funeral at J J Higg home with Rev A Hartt of Deland in charge. burial in Deland Cemetery.
Four sealed applications for the Beadle County health officer post are before the county commissioners to choose one for the vacancy held by Dr J B Yechetter. Appointment is by the state board of health. Three road hearings are listed for today covering Wolsey Vernon and Oak townships with transfers from county to township systems. Open opposition none was seen and changes were likely to be recommended. County business includes a large bounty payout for coyotes by L Hanks of Wessington Springs and consideration of a coal stoker purchase for the county farm.
Fragmentary report notes two or three elephant calves born and raised in the United States with reference to Cities Service Standard 611. Details are incomplete and cannot be fully verified from the text.
The salesman claimed the device would cut coal use about half, prompting a quick quip from Cashman Frank Kuehn. A $50,000 repository bond for Neal Security National Bank of Huron and bonds for several area banks were approved, along with other district financial matters and officials named.
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