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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City market notes show cattle generally steady with lighter weights around 9.50 to 10.00, calves about 100, and most slaughter classes steady. Hogs slow with typical runs near 9.25 to 9.75, sows steady, and sheep and lambs up about 25 with tops near 11.10 for native ewes and yearlings about 9.25.
Hog prices slipped with 3,600 head at Sioux Falls down about 10 to 15 cents, top around 9.20. At St Paul 1,800 cattle were slow with most classes 15 to 25 cents lower. fat cows and cutters weak, calves steady to firm, hogs 7,500 head fairly active but down 10 to 15 cents from Thursday, lambs steady with good to choice lambs around 12.5 to 12.75 per 100 pounds. feeder and stocker demand limited.
Chicago hogs opened steady then slipped to 10 lower with top at 9.85. cattle and calves sluggish and uneven trade. sows and slaughter cows mixed with moderate demand. fat lambs steady to lower. Also notes Sioux Falls produce, potatoes in Chicago trade, and Boston wool bulletin.
Wheat futures opened higher with July September and December closing up as cash wheat demand steadied for high protein quality. Corn oats and other grains showed light offerings with varied futures movement. rye and flax traders noted firmer oats but overall dull activity and modest gains across classes.
Minneapolis cash close June 13 reports No 1 northern wheat at 9 54 4 and various durum and amber values with arrivals and futures. Duluth cash June 19 shows flax on track and assorted wheat and durum prices, with bids and arrivals noted.
Huron grain market report lists No 1 dark northern wheat at .76 No 1 mixed durum 51 Red durum 37 Rye 242 Flax 2.42 Oats 27 Barley 38 Cors 57 Speltz 1.00 with values noted for Thursday sale in Duluth region.
Furnished daily by Swift & Co Huron, 8.2. Hen weights listed 4% lbs and over and under 4 1/4 lbs. Leghorn hens and old roosters noted. Huron Dairy Market with butter and eggs details. Chicago Produce report June 19 shows little butter price change, poultry steady, eggs level with varied firsts and fillers. current receipts and storage packed grades noted.
New York stocks surged as short covering returned at the open, aided by firmer London tones. Gains spread across sensitive issues with notable advances in Case, Allied Chemical, Ingersoll Rand, Westinghouse, and American Tobacco, while U S Steel and General Electric rose modestly. Saley volume around 3.7 million shares. closing quotes list widespread upticks across many names.
In Chicago on June 19 the retiring and incoming presidents of the Chicago Medical Society joined in denouncing prohibition and criticizing racketeers. Speakers urged national resistance to reform laws and repeal of existing legislation, arguing prohibition harms democracy and individual liberty. Dr Button urged organized national effort to curb crime. Dr Heed decried law inconsistency and moral leaders who ignore individual rights, citing bootlegger profits and social harms.
Air show at Huron ends as weather clouds threaten final program. Aberdeen parachutist Johnnie Gisi waits on conditions to jump as stunting is planned. Warmblee Chanko ship to Wood and Winner then Lincoln for the Nebraska air tour, with Black Hills round-up stops ahead.
Huron boosters will depart at 6 30 this evening from the Chamber of Commerce for Yale where the Fiftieth Anniversary events for Central South Dakota are underway. Legion drum and bugle corps will stage a drill on Yale streets as part of tonight celebration activities. Low rate news reports include the Federal Reserve Board announcing a rediscount rate of 3 per cent on all paper credits effective tomorrow, the lowest rate in the bank's history, replacing 3 per cent. Three more residents paid fines at police headquarters for parking too long, names listed: Kenneth Deeg, H 1 Blackburn, Roy Phelps.
A proposal to remove Redfield College from Redfield South Dakota will come before the 26th general conference of the German Congregation churches of North America tomorrow in Crete Nebraska. Redfield seeks to keep the school. Chicago bids, Greeley Nebraska offers to cover removal costs, and Crete promises land and thirty thousand dollars if moved there.
Rapid City hosts the annual South Dakota County Auditors conference with about 75 attending a three day program. Welcome by Pennington county auditor Mrs M K Steele opens events. speakers include officials from Pierre and Rapid City on taxation, election laws, hail insurance and rural credits.
Mrs. E. C. Hoskins of 1342 Illinois Avenue Southeast swept the fourth annual spring flower show hosted by the Huron park board. She will receive a silver vase and other prizes are to be announced tomorrow. The event featured about two dozen flower varieties with delphinium spikes winning top honors. Exhibits remain at J. J. Newberry building headquarters Friday and after tonight’s band concert. The show highlighted abundant roses and daisies, with fewer peonies and iris entries due to an unfavourable season. Walker the Dorist contributed a large display of flowers not in competition.
Jose Lopez, who confessed slaying W. E. Lewis of Presho, is held without bond in Bele Fourche awaiting trial likely before July 10. Authorities plan to bring Lopez before Circuit Judge James McNenny of Deadwood. The body was found near Newell with knife wounds after Lopez surrendered last Friday. A blood stained butcher knife was discovered, and Lopez allegedly described the motive as an argument and struggle. Funeral services for Lewis were to be held in Bayard, Nebraska.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Krecht De Smete Edwin Huark Huron and mentions hospitals or medical contexts without clear action or dates. Summarizes a partial roster or staff list fragment with no accessible incident details.
Paris June 19. Captain Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Lincoln Ellsworth announce a joint plan to reach the north pole next year by submarine. They name Sloan Dannekower as master and H Sverdrup as chief scientist. They will sail from New York to Spitzbergen and cross the pole to reach Alaska, with Ellsworth awaiting summer return from Labrador decision.
Mitchell June 19 Special South Dakota Odd Fellows vote to hold the annual convention in Aberdeen in the third week of June next year. Aberdeen won over Huron by three votes. E S Vernon of Dell Rapids elected grand master with H Harris Highmore district deputy grand master and other officers chosen. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows officers named. chivalry decorations to be observed. event to be led by Patriarchs Militant and M E Peck Sioux Falls.
In Bern the ambassador's charge that U S light and power rates run up to fifteen times cost drew sharp replies in San Francisco. President Sloan of New York Edison challenged the figure saying nationwide domestic sales price averages about four times the cost of energy. Sloan blamed Sackett for a misunderstanding of fundamental business economics.
In Coeur d Alene Idaho government aims to prove 43 Wallace citizens aided wide open liquor gambling and vice. Prosecution may rest tomorrow. Julius Johnson a prohibition agent testified mayor Herman J Hossi asked to sell beer during a state lodge convention and to lock the Squor in a warehouse with lodge admission limited. Judge McNary ruled that expressing a desire to violate the law does not prove violation. State evidence showed Rossi elected on a ticket to clean up the city and that after his election he ordered gambling houses closed and slot machines barred but began collecting periodic fines from operators of questionable resorts and liquor houses.
Jack Knabe announces a new typewriter wash system in Huron and Central South Dakota. He claims it matches city- market standards and will provide the same service as major shops in the United States. Repairs and cleaning will follow a standard price scale.
Miami officials disqualify first and second place winners from a Miami beauty pageant and designate Miss Margaret Ekdahl of Tampa as Miss America entrant for Rio de Janeiro. The dispute involves Janet Bestment and Alberta McKennal, with questions over eligibility and the sponsors' stance, while Miss Eastment’s marriage status is cited as a rule issue.
In circuit court this morning QO D Smart of Wisconsin sues L V Holvergen of Yur on. Smart seeks recognition in this state of a Wisconsin judgment. W C Peterson represents Smart. Halverson is represented by Max Royhl. A jury of twelve is drawn. Henry Allen Wood and Alma Beatrice Michaud apply for a marriage license.
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