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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

8

Market News Decline Shown In Hog Market

Armour Stock Yards Huron June 2 hog receipts 350 Thursday. Market down 5 to 10 with top at 4.35. Cattle calves and sheep steady then details by class including steers yearlings heifers cows bulls and calves with price ranges. South St Paul and Sioux City listings show cattle hog and sheep activity and prices across regions.

Armour Stock Yards Huron Tbs Packers Stag Sioux City Us.d.a Minneapolis The Associated Press Mallingberley

Wheat Futures Slump Sharply In Minneapolis Markets

Wheat futures fell sharply as buying waned and hedging pressure rose from the southwest. New July wheat closed lower, Sept down, and oats and barley futures followed. Cash demand for wheat and corn was listless with mixed activity in rye and flax markets.

Minneapolis Mineapolis

Chicago Livestock Market Snapshot From June 21

Chicago bids on hogs and cattle show uneven demand with slow market, prices for hogs mostly steady to higher, weights over 220 pounds top around 5.25, sows mid 4.10 to mid 6.50, pigs down to 3.50. Cattle and calves trade generally steady with quality bias, steers and yearlings steady to firm, cows weaker for some grades, heifers 5.50 to 7.25, bulls around 4.50 to 6.50, vealers mixed near 2.00 to 3.75 per hundredweight.

South St. Paul Sioux City Dune Us.d.a Chicago Montana

Undefined grain grade report fragment

Fragmentary OCR lists durum and flax grades with mixed durum, amber, red varieties, and numbers such as 81 M and 110. Details are incomplete but indicate a grain grading notation for durum and flax.

Huron and Midwest Markets Report European Poultry and Hides

Markets report from Huron and surrounding areas summarizing fates of No 1 cured hides, horse hides, tallow, wool and sheep pelts, with daily Swift & Co updates from Huron S D. It includes poultry butter eggs prices from Huron Mitchell Sioux Falls and Chicago markets with barley, potatoes, and dairy notes. Trade activity reflects steady poultry demand, fluctuating egg prices, and price bands for various livestock and produce items.

ARKET Ty Bolles & Rogers and Huron Hide Ffétal Co Huron Swift & Co Huron S. D

De Vries Offered Post At Knox College

Prof John DeVries of Huron College has been offered a chemistry post at Knox College in Galesburg Illinois. The offer surprised Huron officials as trustee chairman Judge A K Gardner said DeVries had planned to return to Huron next fall. Gardner noted no decision yet and that DeVries had headed to Grand Rapids for the summer.

Galesburg Ill John de Vries Huron S DJ College Knox College John' ‘DeVries Huron College A. K Gardner DeVries Gardner Knox Grand Rapids Rich

Retail Merchants Open Convention Opens In Rapid City

The thirty seventh annual convention of the Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota opened this morning for a two day session with a dozen prominent business men on hand to address visiting delegates. Arthur Brayton of Marshall Field and Company Chicago featured the opening session speaking on Finding Versus Catch as Catch Can and opportunities for profit across lines of business. Four more speakers were listed for the afternoon including D D Smith of Minneapolis Earl Partridge Company and George D Sulley of Dayton Ohio with topics on modernization profits and building profits in 1934. A banquet at Alex Johnson hotel will feature Major William Kepner and John Milton of Armour and Company with notes on profitable retail merchandising practices.

Rapd City Retail Merchants ’Association of South Dakota Arthur Ho Braynton Marshall Field and Company Chicago Lacy Brayton B. N. Wilenbeck Griggs Cooper and Company St. Paul D. D. Smith Earl Partridge Company Minneapolis George D. Sulley National Cash Register Company Dayton Ohio William Insgaard Butler Brothers E. A. Berdahl Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association Alex Johnson Hotel William E. Kepner John Milton Armour and Company

Closing Quotations From Market Ticker List Alaska Tuneat

A snapshot of closing quotations across a broad set of equities and bonds, listing tickers and percent changes for companies and sectors including Alaska Tuneat Alleghany Am Sugar Am Can Gen Motors Ford Dow Jones components and industrials. Trade action notes reflect mixed gains and losses across diverse manufacturers, utilities, and consumer goods firms with prominent names such as Chrysler General Foods United Fruit and Goodyear.

Alaska Alleghany al Chem & Dye Sm & Ag AT & T Anaconda Armour Atchison Atl Reta Auburn Aviation Comet Barmsdall Bendix Av Beth SU Borden Briggs Mfg Can Pac Case Caterpil Tract Cerro de Pasco C & O Sit Cae NW Chrysler Cole Fuel Col G Goodyear Loews Mont Ward Nash Ta Risc Natl ‘Cash Natl NY Centat NH & H Isis Nar Pac Packard Par Pubett Penney Penn RR Urs Pet Pullman Purvity RCA Th R KO Hem Rand Rep Reg Tob Scars Roe Socony So Pac Stand Brands St Oil Cal St Oil NI Stew Warn Tha Studsbaker Tax Corn Tim Roll Big Transamerica Union Carbide United Acft United Corp United Fruit US Ind Ale US Rubber US Steel Vanadium Vick, Chem Warner Pic West Union West Bloc Woolworth Sma Yellow Truck

Stocks Move Slowly Along Narrow Range in New York

In New York on June 21 stock dealings moved slowly with prices staying in a narrow range. Gold and silver mining shares showed strength while chemical stocks edged higher. Major names referenced include Consolidated Gas and General Motors with broader market caution evident.

New “York Consolidated Gas General Motors Santa

Bond Markets Close Mixed With Liberty Notes Steady

New York June 21 government bonds closed unevenly. Liberty 3s at 104.5, Liberty first 445 10228, Alberty fourth around 103.18, Liberty fourth 101.13, Treasury 47-52 at 11224, Federal Farm Mtg 34 10114, Howse Owners Loan ts 2 at 10038.

New York Ev. S Liberty Alberty Treasury Federal Farm

Minneapolis Stocks Report Summary

The Associated Press lists mixed stock activity in Minneapolis with trades for banks and utilities including First Bank Stack a 76 percent value, Worthwest Banco, Cities Service, Ford Motor, Standard Oil, Swift & Co. and Indi 27, with varying bid and ask figures and close prices.

Minneapolis Associated Press First Bank Worthwest Banco Ford: Motor Ltd Swift & Co

Beadle County S S Convention Set for Cavour Sunday

The Beadle county Sunday school association announces the annual convention at Cavour next Sunday with the theme Christian Service. H H Humphrey of Huron presides. The program includes morning sessions led by Mrs. H N Carlson and Adjutant Clare Edwards, a noon potluck, afternoon chorus, and an evening program featuring L Snyder, music from Wolsey, a debut by South Dakota missionary L G Lockwood, and a religious drama With One Consent. The county service flag will be awarded to the Sunday school with the largest attendance, though the hosting school is not eligible.

Beadle County Sunday School Association Cavour H. H. Humphrey Huron Uelock H. N. Carlson Clare Edwards Huron Salvation Army Votng People's Conference of Havite

Waltons Award Contests At Huron Izaak Walton Display

The Huron Izaak Walton League announced contests for merchants to display special Isaak Walton League displays and for children under 18 to identify birds animals and objects in a Fair Store window display. Some 100 or more mounted birds animals and objects were laid out for identification. A camera donated by Mrs Henry Pertizan will go to the winner. Judging will focus on identification accuracy neatness and spelling. The display was prepared by Fred Curtis deputy game warden and M E Risinger and hailed as one of the best game window displays in Huron. The store window decoration contest offers an automobile tire as top prize for the winning merchant. Public invited sessions and events of the state convention will be held next Sunday and Monday with Indian relics on display at headquarters.

Isaak Walton League Huron League Henry Pertizan A. B. Blake Huron Izaak Walton League Fred Curtis M. E.ji Risinger Huron E. H W. Schaefer Teaak Walton League Geeral M. E. Risinger

Educational Board To Meet Tomorrow In South Dakota

The state board directing vocational education in South Dakota will hold its annual meeting tomorrow. J D Weeks, superintendent of public instruction, said vocational supervisors will report and plans for the coming school year will be discussed. No material changes in program or personnel are expected. Board members include Weeks, B G James, C W Pugsley, C G Lawrence, E C Woodburn, Theodore Reise, and A A McDonald.

South Dakota J. D. Weeks Superintendent of Public Instruction Weeks B.g.james University of South Dakota C. W. Pugsley State College C. G. Lawrence Northern Teachers College Spearfish Normal Theodore. Reise Mitchel A. A. McDonald Sioux Falls

Campaign Tinder in Talk

Fragmentary text shows a discussion about democracy and representation. It notes that Congress mirrors national public opinion more than local groups. Mentions Casein product and various articles.

Huronites Color Comic Winners Receive Free Theater Tickets

Young artists from Huron win weekly sweepstakes in The Evening Huronite coloring contest. Winners include Almer Urban Merle LeValley Cleo Jacobs Bernard Comstock Alice Lehmann Garlan Blake Donald Bolen Jessie Burnett for coloring Moon Mullins Gumps Our Boarding House and Out Our Way respectively. Winners may claim free theater tickets at the box office.

Huron Manan. Olson Wyoming Alpena Jessie Burnett

Park Jammed For Children Parade In The Park

More than 400 children in costumes marched in a dressup parade and heard the weekly municipal band concert. McKinley school playground led with three of four prizes, including a covered wagon group. Two scarecrows won funniest person, while Gleneth Everett as Mickey Mouse was judged cleverest.

Aaronians Buster Crabb Marisa Snyder Blain DeRouchey Arthur Grate Douglas Jensen Frederick Niemeyer Raggedy Anns Learina Temperly Lorraine Stratton Inez Waeckerle Elizabeth Parkce Gleneth Everett Mickey Mouse Washington School Mackinley School ET. Gitchell Charles Barkl A. J. Lang Hand

National Guard Encampment Militiamen Mustered Out

Rapid City reports 1,200 regulars and 35 officers completed two weeks at the summer site. Units began dispersal to Sioux Falls Mitchell and other posts while Governor Berry attended the parade. Sergeants Lee and Crabb of Company A Madison earned the gold star for ten years of continuous service.

Rapid City National Guard Sioux Falls Mitchell Noot 147Th Field Artillery Berry 109Th Engineers Corps Lee Crabb Company A Madison

W F W Lays Plans For Encampment

A large turnout at Forrest McMullen Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at Ward's Grove. Two recruits received the obligation, delegates were elected, and plans were made for the national encampment in Louisville, Ky., Sept 30 to Oct 5, with heavy Huron attendance at Yankton July 30 to August 7.

Forrest McMullen Veterans of Foreign Wars Ward's Grove Mesa Lester Wallenfelt T. B. Prew D. McNallan Wallenfelt J .R. Crawford L. T. van Slyke Brice C. Mantel Robert Fulton Aberdeen Post Aberdean Lewis Howard Redfield Post

Yankton Wins 1935 SD Grand Lodge Session Seat

Watertown reports the South Dakota grand lodge of Odd Fellows chose Yankton for its sixtieth annual session, defeating Huron by twelve votes. August Hett of Lead was named grand master and Ruth Green of Clear Lake president of the Rebekah assembly, with officers to be installed Friday morning.

Watertown South Dakota Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Yankton Huron August Hett Lead Grand Lodge Ruth Green Clear Lake Rebekah Assembly Odd Fellows A. H. Kourt L. L. Trotter C. B. Knott Bristol G. W. Holmes Warner AL Pool Wagner J. C. Palmer Madison Odd Fellows Home Board A. M. Chenoweth Wéter Celia Kenyon Gary Clara van Tassel Bancroft Edna Reynolds Terraville

Strike move shifts to steel industry managers and unions

Washington dispatch reports steel management facing union demands as government waits for action. NRA counsel Richberg says there is no reason satisfactory adjustment cannot be made while Secretary Perkins and aides seek a compromise. Discussions with Perkins, Richberg, and Senator Wagner focused on new labor boards to be created, with recommendations due for President Roosevelt on his return from the New England trip.

Washington UPI Steel Donald Richberg NRA Perkins Roosevelt Miss Perkins Web Richberg Senator Wagner New York Bil Wagner National Labor Board Mr. Roosevelt New England

Poderjay Is Suspected in Missing Miss Turver Case

A long police grilling of Miss Ferrand failed to clarify Miss Turver son circumstances. Poderjay broke and had little money after arrest in June. Officers note a trunk not containing blood and seek Capt. Frederick Davey as a potential witness. Letters found in Poderjoy’s flat are under scrutiny for clues.

Poderjay New York Gondos Miss Forrand Miss Tulverson Key Frederick Davey Miss Ferrand Scotland

Purchased Cattle Leave South Dakota Under Relief Program

Pierre June 2 Approximately 1 000 to 6 000 cattle purchased by the government under the drought relief program are moving out of South Dakota daily M A Kennedy finance director for the state relief administration reported today The state's daily quota for shipments was raised from 2 500 to 4 000 and then to 6 900 It will remain at that figure at least until next Wednesday Under instructions received today packing plants within the state will have an opportunity to slaughter and process cattle for relief purposes under state inspection Kennedy said State plants might install processing equipment sufficient to handle approximately bead each day.

Kennedy

Hospital Admits List Includes Several Mitchell and Woonsocket Names

Admitted patients include Rosalie Hollingsworth of Woonsocket and Mrs E LaGrave of Mitchell. Surgical cases noted for Laura Getcher Wolsey Mr Catt Anderson and a Mr Devaney.

Rosalie

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