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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
9
Sioux City market news from June 19 shows cattle and hog volume with steady to mixed shifts. Slaughter steers and yearlings mostly steady to slightly lower, hogs steady to higher for direct shippers, with specific top and bulk price ranges noted across cattle hogs and sheep markets.
Minneapolis reports wheat and grain prices firming after a strong tone across grains. Cash wheat demand remains fair, winter offers light, and basis steady. Corn demand shows a modest uptick while oats and rye stay quiet. Flax and seed offerings thin but overall demand holds steady with varied milling values.
Duluth cash close Tuesday shows flax at 2.507 percent and 2.4644 2.50 futures, with July 2.46 and Sept 2.3446. Wheat prices range across amber durum and durum grades with values from 0.9844 to 1.1646 and 0.9044 to 0.92144, reflecting varied quality grades and delivery months.
In Duluth on Tuesday June 18 a futures range showed durum prices with a high low range and a July close at 86 percent. The BIA figures listed for September stand at 195 while SOT reached 99, reflecting trading activity across the grains market.
New York June 18 Stocks continued to recover though traders poised to take profits before midyear credit stringency. Chemical shares led gains with Allied Chemical and Commercial Solvents up about five points. Motor and electrical stocks rose, while railroads showed accumulation and many issues climbed from earlier inactivity.
Fragmentary market notes show Huron region poultry and dairy products listed with eggs described as No 1 quality. The text references eggs and butter prices, likely for daily commodities in a Swift and Aron trade context.
A dense compilation of stock tickers with percent values and figures for numerous companies and sectors. It includes manufacturers, railroads, utilities, and consumer goods firms with varied percentage shifts and coded identifiers, resembling a rapid market snapshot.
Friedrichshafen Germany June 18 Passengers for the Graf Zeppelin’s next transatlantic trip are informed the dirigible will start for Lakehurst on July 15. After landing in the United States a round the world trip in an easterly direction will begin via Friedrichshafen, Tokyo, and San Francisco. The ship will stay in the U S three to four weeks for exhibition flights before returning to Friedrichshafen. Negotiations continue with the Spanish government for a sale of the Graf Zeppelin after her world and American cruises.
Funeral services for A Graner who died Sunday morning at Hot Springs South Dakota will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in Kinyons chapel with Rev E Lochridge pastor of the Kirst Meridian Episcopal church officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery.
Major Otto B Linstad Captain Robert Gill and Miss Beth Sshaw spoke at the Huron Lions Club luncheon stressing citizens military training camps and a preparedness program. Gill argued U S war unpreparedness increased losses, while Miss Sshaw outlined the Chautauqua program aimed to rival city entertainment and begin Wednesday. Other guests included Major M C Johnston Captain J S Langley Captain RR Pullen and Fred Manning of Ocean Beach Cal.
The French cabinet unanimously approved the Young reparations plan at a June meeting. It planned ratification steps with other governments and outlined a declaration for the chamber of deputies on debts and reparations ahead of next Tuesday’s debate. Foreign Minister Briand’s Madrid league council report also affected evacuation preliminaries for a Rhineland conference.
In Mitchell on June 18 a three day meeting of the state Pharmaceutical association opened with Dr. Stanley Krebs of New York delivering the standout address on Sales Psychology. About two hundred druggists and their wives registered by noon, with more expected. Dean Earle of the South Dakota State School of Pharmacy spoke on laboratory adjuncts to teaching commercial pharmacy. The banquet is set for Wednesday evening and round-table discussions will be led by L Heighly and a list of other regional pharmacists.
The annual spring flower show received a boost with a $2 cash prize for the best gaillardins exhibit. Prizes include second and third place awards, a $26 total cash prize across shows, a silver sweepstakes cup, and colored ribbons for runners up. Judging begins Thursday at 1 pm after entries close, as garden displays grow yearly at Pence autos corner and Third street.
Sioux Falls June 18 report notes the 48th annual convocation of the Episcopal Church district, with over 150 attendees at last fall’s banquet and speakers including Drs. Patton and others. The item frames a regional church gathering and remarks by clergy.
Paulice investigators entered the basement of John Juhrke's home and found George Juhrke, nine, chained and prisoner for nine days living on bread and black coffee, while his six year old sister brought daily sustenance. The boy's father was arrested on a contributing to delinquency charge with a $15000 bond.
Washington June 18 A mass of crime statistics from federal and state courts and law enforcement agencies was presented to President Hoover's national law enforcement commission. The panel planned to study types of crime across regions, prepare for possible public hearings, and hear several federal officials. Meetings were to be held behind closed doors.
Legion 1060 members plan a Thursday night gathering at Leo Tommeys cottage on Lake Byron near Tom Campbell point to mark the end of summer sessions. Guests will have near beer, sauerkraut and hot dogs, with a “call to mess” and committee arranging transportation for those without cars.
Charles B. McDonald of Sioux Falls former South Dakota house speaker met with President Hoover at the White House. They discussed northwest crop conditions and Black Hills development, plus navigation and Missouri river works, and a government airport at Sioux Falls with cabinet officials including the secretary of war.
A party of business executives from the Twin Cities arrived for a three day trip through the Black Hills. They toured Sturgis Deadwood Lead Spearfish canyon White Tail gulch and Ice Box canyon yesterday. They returned for a Rapid City dinner and will attend the State Retailers convention banquet tonight.
Warren Osborn 84 a longtime Yankton lodge No 1 member attends the 40th state Odd Fellows convention in Huron traveling from Zephyrhills Florida. Pastor and Master James M Patton of Sioux Falls also attends, noted for attending every Grand Lodge session for 35 years.
Prof J C Lindberg of Aberdeen, president of the South Dakota Poetry Society, spoke to summer session students at Huron College about a revived national trend in poetry. He listed 24 South Dakotans honored for publishing in Pasque Petals and ended by reading his poem The Rattlesnake.
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