Wool Market Lifts Prices as Demand Rises
Market notes indicate stronger wool prices with buyers offering solid pay to producers. Vendors urged to bring in wool while market conditions remain favorable and food wool purchases seen improving.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
11
Market notes indicate stronger wool prices with buyers offering solid pay to producers. Vendors urged to bring in wool while market conditions remain favorable and food wool purchases seen improving.
Beadle County records reveal mortgage foreclosures and legal notices, including a promissory default affecting property in Huron, with dates in 1932 1933 and multiple defendants named. The notices detail sale at the Beadle County Courthouse and required timelines for response, plus related sheriff and attorney actions.
Fragmented OCR text describes visits in Chicago and Mitchell with names like Mrs Boyd John Train and Mrs Wilbur Cowman, plus travel by automobile to Breinerd and Lund. Scenes include a character pondering a home life problem and a light exchange about shopping and lunch in a continuing serial.
A hazy OCR snippet mentions Father PJ Byun and Carthage authorities, reference to Troquoiz consregitions, Loma i wire for ft jatts of Aberdeen tri ay loa ment, and individuals including McGuilse, Viola Schoelerman, and Mamie I feeding a Methodist church context. Limited readable names and roles due to garbling.
Toledo visitor C. H. Worf and extended family of Spencer guests at local homes. Dwellers Rogers and Johnston households host Sunday gatherings. Mrs Dies and children stay with Rogers as Diew returns. Miller and Terney families noted, Lytle and Ligie families also seen in town. Frances Poulisse to assist at Howard Morris home near Hitchcock. John Schneller visits Gascoigne home. Aberdeen trip by Arthur Abramson’s guests. Pouler, Hamlin families visited Hitchcock. Ralph Kaump travels to Huron on business.
Harrold hosts Cox and family visiting relatives at Pierramere. Eugene Heck and Sunder visit John Ray home. Miss Bernice Baking returns from Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell. Emil and Albert Winckler spend summer with parents. both graduates of Concordia Theological Seminary Springfield RL Geuys e 22.
Raymond residents report social calls and visits across Clark Watertown and surrounding towns. Families including Lenz Vecker Beck Ghert Meek Loomis Herther Nommensen are mentioned visiting relatives or hosting guests over the weekend and prior days.
Froqueis R S Dunn C E Greer A Hanson and J W Emmelius left Saturday morning for a Stone Lake trip. Hatton of Wamingice is mentioned in the limited readable text.
Cleveland officials note a surge in lumber demand as bridge tables and toys drive consumption. Max Ivers of American Wholesale Lumber cites home construction decline yet rising use for bridge-related items and related furnishings.
A fragmented report notes Italian eating habits centered on spaghetti with regional pride and government involvement in tourism, highlighting oral traditions and provincial variation. The text mentions spaghetti as predominant in dishes and hints at government stewardship of culinary heritage and tourism promotion.
The first way leading to the White Sea on the northern coast has been completed. The road’s terminus is Pe we Te, a modern hotel with electric light and baths has been constructed.
London reports a net wage decrease of about two percent for 1931, the largest annual drop since 1922. Watertown editors note plans dated June 28 for construction extension and remodeling at the post office.
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