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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
9
Across Armour stockyards Huron Sioux City and Sioux Falls buyers paid higher prices. Cattle top 4.25 to 6.75 for steers and yearlings with hogs advancing 10 to 15 cents, veal and sheep also firming. receipts near 400 hogs and mixed lots of cattle, calves, and feeders noted.
Chicago and South St. Paul livestock desks report higher hog values with gains of 10 to 15 cents as demand remains active. Cattle arrivals show quality steady to good but finish prices lag previous days. lambs rise modestly while steers and yearlings hold near steady. Broad activity from major shippers and brokers indicates continued firming in select classes.
Minneapolis grain markets held within narrow ranges with light trade and an undercurrent aided by cables. July wheat fell 24, July oats and rye moved modestly, while cash and carlot prices showed limited demand and mixed activity across wheat, corn, oats, barley, and flax markets in Minneapolis and Duluth.
Market notes show Huron dairy hides and wool prices with mixed quality data, while Chicago markets report unchanged butter and unsettled eggs. Poultry prices remain steady with alive trades showing firm quotations across fowls broilers and turkeys.
A June report consolidates prices across New York Minneapolis Sioux Falls Mitchell and Chicago for poultry, butter, cream, eggs and flour. Details include dressed poultry and hens prices, butterfat rates, egg futures notes, and packing figures with regional figures and date stamps.
New York stocks closed with a firmer tone as several leaders posted fractional gains. United States Steel Coca Cola Allied Chemical Union Pacific advanced. Air Reduction American Telephone Case and others showed modest climbs amid light turnover of about 500000 shares.
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected a resolution to shift the new revenue bill three percent tax on electrical energy from consumers to power companies. The vote was 12 to 9 against. Senator Norris of Nebraska has a similar Senate proposal pending with no action yet.
NEW YORK June 23 Tony Canzoneri Jonsy was signed by Madison Square Garden to defend his lightweight title against Billy Petrelie in the Garden bow Aug. 8 The bout will be for 15 rounds.
Estle Austill, a 15- or 14-year-old suspect from St. Louis, was sentenced by a circuit jury in Doniphan Missouri to 25 years in the penitentiary for taking part in a Feb 10 holdup at a Poplar Bluff filling station owned by W. E. Haley. He claimed he needed funds to support his unemployed father.
Broadland Mrs Charles Werf sister of N G Stimson visits Aberdeen this week. Miss Dorothy Abramson returns home after weeks visiting Aberdeen area. Mr and Mrs J H Rogers drove to Spencer. their daughter Mrs Paul Dietz and family joined them home after a week here. Rogers family welcomed grandson Roger Dale Dietz for a summer visit. Broadland Ladins Aid society met at Mrs Will Vollenweider home. business meeting followed by a service.
Woonsocket residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rhodes visited Wessington Springs while F R Evans and L Langhus returned from Hot Springs on business. Max McGraw of Chicago traveled by airplane to visit Sunday. Bernice Stokke came back from Minneapolis where she taught last year. The Crosswaite family plus Harold Doharsh family returned from trips to Nebraska and Jamestown North Dakota. Hazel Lindekugel of Howard visited friends in Woonsocket Tuesday evening. The Butler family returned from Weesington Borings over the weekend. William Gains of Howard joined in Woonsocket Tuesday evening. Billy Devick, son of Mr and Mrs Ole Devick of Colorado Avenue South West, after appendix surgery, is in critical condition. The U S Department of Commerce reports the average 56 year life consumes about 106400 pounds of food with beef about 416 pounds.
Roosevelt forces pressed to alter economic issue focus while protesters from Minnesota and Puerto Rico challenge delegations. Reed of Missouri and Murray of Oklahoma urged amendments to the 18th and Volstead Act, and talk swirled about the two thirds rule as factions eye the nomination and chairmanship.
Fred Amson of Kansas City is jailed on 2000 dollars bond after allegedly short changing a grocery by 20 cents. He allegedly palmed a quarter and kept a nickel, claiming only 74 cents change from a dollar. An 18 year old girl traveling with him posed as his wife and was held as a witness.
County treasurer Mrs. B. M. Madden outlined changes to state motor vehicle laws affecting licenses. The half price applies only to autos purchased after July 1 and does not apply to residents who bought earlier or who use cars without personal property tax. New residents bringing licenses from other states must pay the full South Dakota license fee for the year, with rates aligned to purchase date after July 1 or October 1.
In Wimbledon on June 2, Frank X. Shields, a top American Davis Cup stalwart, fought back from defeat to beat E. D. Andrews of New Zealand in a five set duel. The match featured dramatic swings with scores 4-6, 12-15, 4-4, 7-5, 6-2 as the English championship third round drew to a close. Fred Perry also defeated John Van Ryn in six sets, marking a key Davis Cup tie result for Britain.
Leo A Temmey plans to travel to Frederick this week to recover his car wrecked near the North Dakota border last Saturday. The vehicle, driven by Mrs Temmey and passengers Larry Bobby Temmey and Mrs Tracy, was returning from a North Dakota visit. Loose gravel caused the accident, the party sustaining minor bruises and a forehead cut to Mrs Tracy.
Leaders agreed to take up the Hawes Cutting independence bill once the unemployment relief measure clears the Senate. Passage isn’t guaranteed this session, and prolonged debate could delay the bill. Also reports the first section of a vast irrigation project in India becoming operative, extending to five million acres via 6400 miles of canals.
A Sioux Falls hearing concerns Tohn Newman and two others linked to a robbery at a public ance company office. The 4 year old Germini branded girl is referenced, with discussion of a $4 theft and potential penalties. Evidence and witness remarks recur as the case proceeds.
In Bancroft IA a dance event drew attendees from various towns. Reports suggest flood waters rose after heavy rains, fueling unconfirmed deaths near a sand pit and water body. Authorities caution on unverified details while investigators review the scene.
Dudley, the Democratic nominee for the fortytwo district including Caster, Fall River, and Shannon counties, has withdrawn from the race. No reason was given for his removal, leaving a vacancy on the ticket to be filled by the Democratic committee chairs of the three counties.
Police report of a broken window lock at Quy Grocery at 252 Dakota venue north last night. Thieves did not enter the store. Hugh Schult manages the business, building owned by E. A. Pegsley.
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