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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
12
Hogs top at 4.20 while overall receipts total 700 as buyers bid down cattle calves and sheep. At Sioux City and nearby markets, slaughter steer and yearling demand weak, hogs mostly lower, with 180-323 lb ranges around 4.05 to 4.35 and sows easing to 3.75 4.10.
Minneapolis grain futures slip as cool weather slows demand while public crop reports loom after tomorrow's close. July wheat down 7, oats steady to 14 lower, rye, barley and flax mixed as cash markets show liberal wheat receipts and slow corn trade. Chicago hogs fall to $4.65 top, cattle and sheep trading uneven amid heavy receipts and continued price pressure.
Market notes cover ewe and weight classes for poultry, hides, wool, eggs, butter, and onions with daily Swift and Co data. New York Chicago Minneapolis Sioux Falls and Sioux City price snapshots list butter, eggs, poultry, perishables, and futures with varied firmness and ranges.
New York markets steadied in late trading after a noon downturn driven by rail shares, with metal issues leading gains. Notable moves included U S Steel and American Telephone higher, Western Union down over 3 points, and a turnover near 6.5 million shares amid mixed readings across large caps.
Senator William J. Bulow of South Dakota, famed for never speaking in the Senate, explains his stance as a mix of dislike for speeches and belief that laws are shaped in committees. He plans to practice in South Dakota this summer to be ready for next session and notes Huey Long’s dramatic Bible readings as a quirk in Senate rhetoric.
The Bea dle county composite choir, featured during Music Week, will perform a special concert at 7:30 p m next Wednesday at the American Lutheran church as a prelude to the evening speaking program. Prof A A Beecher of Dakota Wesleyan University will guest conduct and direct a 3 30 p m rehearsal in the Presbyterian church basement.
Notes from the joint convention of the Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota and the state unit of the United Commercial Travelers. Attendees include A Riley Ravinia and Webb Hill, plus merchants from Newell Murdo Parkston Howard and Chamberlain. Leaders and guests greet old friends and discuss business as the event proceeds.
The United Commercial Travelers hold their 22nd grand council session at Knights of Pythias hall with remarks on adaptability and survival. Detailing speakers from Huron and Mitchell, the program includes a business morning, installation at 1:45 pm, and a Daly address at 2 pm followed by a State Fair grounds picnic. Women’s auxiliary opens with Martha Van Dyke delivering the welcome and reports from Grand Counselor Grace Bubb and Grand Secretary Florence Meek.
H. Bruemmer announces that swimming and life saving courses at the West Park plunge open Monday are open to girls as well as boys. An earlier story had omitted girls’ eligibility.
Representatives of Iowa farm organizations plan a June 16 meeting in Des Moines. The session, called by the Federation of Iowa farm organizations, will focus on methods to control corn and hog production to boost farm prices.
In Evanston Illinois the champion bands from across the country gathered for a nationwide high school band contest. More than five thousand student musicians participated as judges heard eighteen bands in the day sessions and nine more in the evening amid a festival tone.
Walter Hagen of Detroit posted a 73 to share early lead at the U S Open in Glenview Illinois with Neil White of Los Angeles and Johnny Revolta of Menominee Michigan. Gene Sarazen, Tom Creavy, and Charles Mayo also posted 75s in hot 90 degree heat.
Washington conferees agreed on the administration’s $2 billion home mortgage relief measure as part of Roosevelt’s recovery program. The maximum home value eligible was set at $20,000 with refinancing capped at $14,000 or 80 percent, whichever is lower. Early action will be sought in both houses.
Minnehaha county proposes public works projects totaling about 2.5 million dollars. The plan, recommended to Gov. Berry’s South Dakota public works committee, would commence if Congress passes the federal public works bill. County, city, and school officials have been surveying county needs.
A special weather note cites 0.77 inches of rain in Doland Iroquois Osceola and over an inch in Iroquois and Osceola with rain starting about 10 PM and continuing past midnight no wind. Moisture may revive drying grain. A severe storm near Alpena caused extensive farm damage with collapsed buildings and many poultry losses.
In BISMARCK the state railroad commission reports E M Hendricks resigns as traffic expert effective July. In FARGO federal judge drops murder charge against Jack Spiesman tied to nine year old Devils Lake patrolman killing after demurrer argues indictment lacks precise time and place.
Wallace McCullen takes over the Huron law practice of his brother J T McCullen Jr after he moved to Pierre to become an assistant attorney general. He opens in Room 213 of Security Nations Bank building and is a magna cum laude graduate from the University of South Dakota Law School.
Merie Thorpe editor of Nation's Business will discuss Chambers of Commerce on an NBC Blue network broadcast at 3:45 p m Huron time in June. He will cover usefulness and opportunities and their role in the current corporate civic and industrial framework. Stations listed include KOA Denver WGAR Cleveland KYW Chicago KOI Council Bluffs.
Deliberations at the convention focus on farm relief and tax reform. Jesse D. Sickler urges Wallace to restore cost of production while John Chalmers calls farm wives to defend homes. Ontario officials discuss tax policy, road funding, and inheritance changes as the Farmers Holiday program endorses core aims and appeals for tribunal action on pardons.
Merchants holding merchandise orders on R F C or Beadle County Relief Assn must present at office 26 2nd St S E before June 11. refined ladies for sales work in S Dak seek work with strong recommendations. James Gadlore Miller S D seeks ride to Minneapolis or Chicago before Saturday. Lost Rosea Bull Terrier license M2 contact Carl Voight. Cabbage Tomatoes plants ie dozen Huckleberry egg plant Peppeny 2e dozen Seeman Gardens East river north tracks.
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