This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City market reports show cattle price declines across categories with bulls and stockers weak to lower and feeders scarce. Hogs remain steady to higher with most weights near 9.60 to 9.80, while sheep and lambs open lower. buyers see reduced demand and mixed results across cattle, hogs, and lambs.
Market reports from Sioux Falls and St Paul show cattle and hog prices slipping across classes with steady to lower bids. Chicago hog futures hugged yesterday's levels as buyers weighed price swings and regional supply shifts.
Minneapolis reports a dull market as futures drop and cash wheat stays mixed. July and September futures slide while cash demand remains uneven for high protein and durum. oats, rye, and flax show varied activity in a thin, professional trade.
NEW YORK June 10 The stock market appeared stunned by yesterday's blow with price trends volatile. Gains and losses shifted through the day as high priced shares rose and fell amid active trading, with many names moving several points. Close shown strong but volume lower. notable declines touched many industrials and rails.
Discontinue action against H. M. Whisman, former treasurer of the Huron Independent School District, and his bondsmen in a case seeking about 520,000 tied to funds at a suspended First National Bank. The suit was dropped with prejudice after an agreement to dismiss, ending in circuit and Supreme Court review.
Beverly Hills California June 10 Tom Mix the cowboy star failed to stop his daughter Ruth Jane Mix from marrying Douglas Gilmore in Yuma Arizona where they wed yesterday The bride's mother Olive Stokes Mix opposed the match but offered to help afterward The actor learned of the elopement when a note was left behind and the sheriff reported the ceremony already completed with the couple presenting their marriage certificate.
A. A. Chamberlain was named Beadle County Republican chairman at a meeting of the Beadle County central committeemen. About 50 precinct committeemen attended. Chamberlain succeeds Irving Crawford. William Wipf was named secretary treasurer, vacancies on tickets were filled, and John K. Croes and Willis Bogt were nominated for justices of the peace. E. H. Bruemmer is the current Beadle County chairman.
The court granted a continuance in the embezzlement case of Iden McDaniel, former school treasurer, delaying trial to the June circuit term in Pleasant View township. State's Attorney W W Howes noted other trials included John Rauscher and Leonard Dix, while Ralph Hinton pleaded guilty to liquor transportation and was fined twenty dollars.
Mobridge dispatch reports counsel for Ludwig Christianson former Security National bank official promises reprisal action as outcome of embezzlement charges. State attorney Hyis de Mason said preliminary hearing scheduled Saturday at Selby. Damages suit contemplated against Walworth County sheriff and E. Bis Beebo head of State Bank Association as investigation continues.
The Chicago Board of Trade opened today in its new 44 story La Salle street building, a $22.9 million home for the world’s largest grain market. President John A. Bunnell and Silas H. Strawn spoke at ceremonies and a banquet, affirming fair dealing and honest practice.
In Aberdeen on Sunday night Frankk Schaible a mill hand and the car driver from which Louis Warnecke was ejected and killed is jailed in Ipswich awaiting a caraher's jury decision. The inquiry into the crash between Aberdeen and Ipswich that fractured Warnecke's skull may be delayed until tomorrow due to witness issues. The car left the road while passing another as Schaible drove in the rumble seat. State's Attorney Woodworth withheld potential charges pending the jury's verdict.
Clarton Stoo, 28, a National Guard recruit from Mitchell, died in Rapid City hospital after being struck by a sedan while walking toward camp with Battery B of the 147th Field Artillery. He was dragged about 75 feet. skull fracture and probable hip and shoulder injuries were reported. The driver was Miss Helen Cunningham of Rapid City, police said.
Claude Thornberg and Albert Molten, both 24, of South Dakota, were charged with armed robbery after arrest in Mitchell. They are accused of robbing Mrs. Viola Dare at her home on May 12 and stealing 85 dollars, plus Thornberg is linked to a Holland Drug Store holdup taking 332 dollars, a gold watch, and 1.50 in change from a customer.
The War Department announced a total of 1,226,400 allotted from the army reserve for flood control work on the Mississippi river and its tributaries. Allocations include Bad River in South Dakota 7,000 and Grand River 5,000, with totals spread across South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming affecting tributaries and the Missouri River program.
Minnesota faces terminal elevator congestion unless farmers store grain on farms. Frank W. Matson, railroad and warehouse commissioner, warned that Twin Cities and Duluth elevators hold 6,395,152 bushels more grain than last year at this time, with total stocks 50,627,202 bushels versus 44,232,099 in 1929. Lack of export demand is the cited cause amid a looming northwest flood forecast.
Former army football captain Christinn Keener Cagle, forced to resign after a secret marriage, was awarded a miniature football at West Point ceremonies but did not attend as his hotel reservation was canceled. Richard Hutchinson of Owatonna, Minnesota, won best all around athlete among cadets and received the army athletic association saber from Major General William J. Smith.
Dealwood June 10 George F Wolfe former county treasurer of Lawrence county was found guilty on two counts of embezzling county funds after a jury verdict returned at 10 pm today following deliberations since yesterday afternoon. Defense attorneys H F Fellow Rapid City and John T Heiren Deadwood filed pleas last night along with state representatives Benjamin Mintser and Francis Parker.
Watertown Kiwanis Club makes its annual visitation to Huron Kiwanis as part of South Dakota Kiwanis exchanges. About 50 Watertown members expected, with a golf tournament at the Huron Country Club around 2 p.m. and a dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt replacing the regular luncheon.
Fifteen women competed in driving putting and approaching events at the Country Club yesterday morning. Mrs. Ina Schrader won the driving contest. A five way tie led to a first place draw won by Mrs. Lyndall Bayles. After events, bridge and lunch followed, with plans for another contest next Tuesday under Mrs. Carter.
Doctors claim most sickness stems from stomach issues and advise Taniac for gas, stomach pains, bowels trouble, dizziness, loss of appetite, and insomnia. The product is described as pure medicine made from roots herbs and barks and offered with a money back guarantee.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.