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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1935

Page

2

Market News Downward Swine Prices Hit Armour Yard

Armour's Stockyards in Huron report hog prids off a nickel with extreme top near 93.6 as receipts total 200. Cattle calves and sheep mostly steady to mixed with fed cattle and yearlings showing uneven demand. Chicago Livestock prices midweek show hogs down 10-15 cents, calves and cattle steady to weak, spring lambs firm to higher in limited demand.

Armour's Huron S.cort.o St. Paul USDA

Hog and cattle prices ease at Chicago market

Trade in hogs started slow. by day’s end prices were 10 to 35 cents lower than Monday. Top hog price reached 936 with some sales at 6.60, while Texas receipts were 18 000 and direct packer shipments 4 050. Cattle receipts 3 000, steady early trades. best 191 pound steers around 12.15, yearlings to 9.05, cows near 5.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 4 000, spring lambs steady, natives up to 9.50 with weak tone on some consignments.

Chicago D. A Ibs S.coil Texas Sioux City Cattie Atta Ag Lambs

Grain futures sag amid weak demand in Minneapolis

Grain futures eased through the day closing lower with wheat leading declines. July oats and wheat futures fell about 14 to 2 cents, rye and barley down. Cash wheat soft while durum remained steady to firm. oat tone quiet and flax edged higher. Livestock markets mixed across Sioux Falls and Sioux City with hogs and cattle largely steady to lower. Minneapolis cash close showed varying grain prices and futures activity across several grades and regions.

Minneapolis Sulu and Dee Minoweapolis Montana

Markets Burgh Poultry Butter Eggs Furnished Daly by Swift Co

Market notes from Mitchell on June 25 list prices for poultry and eggs including heavy hens 43 cents, light hens 11, leghorn hens 9, heavy springs 18, leghorn springs 10, old roosters 7, ducks geese 6, turkeys 10 and 13. Egg quotations No 1 20 cents No 2 17, cream on track 19.

Swift & Co Hurbn Mitchel Mitchell Sioux Falls Chicago Rock Springs York New York Watertown

Poultry and Produce Price Rundown Across Cities

Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets list live poultry prices by weight class for hens, roosters, broilers, and turkeys with caps on weights. Chicago and New York offer similar rates for eggs, butter, and poultry. regional notes include case lots, quality grades, and butterfat prices, with totals for potatoes and miscellaneous produce.

Sioux City

Prices Dip In Stock Trading In New York Market

Stock prices fell after the president signaled a push for a wealth distribution tax plan. Early losses narrowed with some support for select stocks but trading remained quiet and heavy selling resumed in the afternoon. Major declines included American Can U S Smelting Union Pacific DuPont Air Reduction Chrysler General Motors T and N American Telephone Consolidated Gas Montgomery Ward Johns Manville. Total shares traded around 1,150,000 with a negative late tone. Specifically listed: Alaska Juneau 16 percent, Allis-Chalmers 27, etc.

New York Congress American Can U. S. Smelting Union, Pacific DuPont Air Reduction Chrysler General Moators T. 8 ‘Steal American Telephone Consolidated’ Gas Montgomery Ward Johns-Manville

Church Groups Meet Tomorrow

Sioux Falls reports thousands from 20 states and four Canadian provinces gather for the eighth biennial inner Lutheran Young People's League and Choral Union convention. Over 3,000 delegates, 2,000 choir members, and guests attend a five day assembly with speakers J A Aasgaard and Dr T F Gullixson. Notable missionaries travel long distances. A 2,000 voice choir concert is planned with Dr F Melius Christianson directing. The aim is to build a conscious church program for American youth.

Sioux Falls States Canadian Tomorriow Young People's Lutther League and Schedwied J. A. Aasgaard T. F. Gullixson Lutheran Seminary St. Paul Agsgaard Tlo United States Conference of Lutheran Bishops Finland Gullaxson Andrew Burgess Madagascar David Nelson China Adolph E. Gunderson Sudan Africa F. Melius Christianson St. Olaf College

Will Carry Morrell Troubles To Chicago

Labor quarrel between John Morrell and Company and union cutters will be discussed at the AFL international headquarters in Chicago Thursday and Friday. A five man Local 204 committee will travel from Sioux Falls to meet officials, with plans for action to be mapped. En route they will confer in Ottumwa with local officers before returning Sunday. Governor Berry had led talks last week seeking settlement after two days of talks.

Sioux Falls Wij John Morrell and Company International American Federation of Labor Chicago Sam Twedell S Pene Cutters and Butcher Wikmen Twedell Ottumwa Morrett

William McLaughlin Dies at 56 Here in Aberdeen

Funeral services for William McLaughlin 56 a veteran telephone company employee who died unexpectedly of heart disease will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m from Bethlehem Lutheran church in Aberdeen He had worked 36 years with telephone companies in Iowa and South Dakota and was construction superintendent for the Dakota Central Telephone Company in this locality at the time of his death.

Aberdeen William McLaughlin Veteran Telephone Company Bethlehem Luth Leran Iowa South Dakota McLoughlin Dakota Central Telephone Company

136ti Am For Pow4 Am Ist 234 Am Loco M

Stock list snippet with numerous company names and percentages shows a dense ledger of industrials and bonds. Notes include Am Sugar 60 0, AT&T 156, Armour B 6044, Chrysler 4844, Gen Motors 3334, US Steel 33, RCA 6, Ford Motor Ltd 2, Swift & Co 15, along with Treasury and Home Owners Loans figures for June 25 trading.

At&t Ita Armour Atchison Auburn Corp B&o Barnsdall Hendix Beth Stl Bordon Briggs Mig Curtiss Wright Deered& Co Deerepid du Pont Eastman el Pow & Lt Firestone T&a Fox Film-A Gen Wire Gen Foods Gen Motors Gillette Gold Dust Wits Gooduith Goodyear Gt Nortd Home Hudson IO Cent Industry Int Harvester Int Nickel T&t Johns Manville Kelvinator Kennecott Koesge Kroger Lambert Loews Mack Tr Mollinson McKess & Rob Mo Pac Mont Ward Morrell Wash Nat Rise Nat Cash Nat Dairy Py Nat Distill Nat Pon NY Cent NY RH & H North Am North Pac Packard Par Pub Ct Penney Fenn RR Oh Philips Pet Pollman Z Varity RCA REO Rand Rev Tod B Sears Roe Socony Pac Ws St OD Cal St O N Stew Warn Studebaker Tex Corp Tim Roll Transamerica Union, Carbide iv Unit Asft Jan Bise Unit Corp Unit Fruit US Ind Ale US Pine US Rubber US Steel Vanadium Vick Chem Warner Pic West Union West Eloc Woolworth Yellow Truck U.S. Bonds New York Emment Hongg Liberty Fourth Treasury Bs Fed Farm Mtg Home Owners Loans Home Owners Loan Gs A Home Owners Loan

Mrs Westling Hurt In Auto Accident

Mrs Paul Westling sustained severe back injuries after an automobile accident near Bryant yesterday afternoon. Mr Westling a Home Grocery partner and a daughter escaped unharmed. The attending physician described her condition as serious but stable given the gravity of the injury.

Paul Westling Bryant Westling Home Grocery

Mussolini and Eden in Parley on Ethiopian issue

Rome June 3 AP dispatch reports Capt Anthony Eden British minister for league of nations affairs held preliminary talks with Prime Minister Mussolini and Fulvio Sovich Italian undersecretary. Discussion aimed to learn Mussolini's aims and to discuss the juridical status within the league of nations and Article 10 and 19. Italy argued Article 19 tied to territorial revision and not applicable, seeking to reduce Ethiopia to a mandate state.

Associated Press Rome Great Britain League, of Nations Anthony Eden Fulvio Sovich Mussolini Eden Duce Ethiopia Haile Selassie League of Nations Teague Council Peithaer Trely Italy

Jury Expansion in Stewart Third Degree Burglary Trial

Jurors for Hubert Stewart burglary trial were increased by 10 after the initial panel exhausted. Judge E E Walmer denied a change of venue citing recent local convictions and noted several additional jurors from nearby towns were summoned to the circuit court in Mitchell.

Cail Stewart Hubert Stewart E. E. Walmer Mitchell Howard Skinner Raymond Anderson National Renning Company B. L. Landon Huron F. W. Schullx Valley Township Fred Scheibe Wola Clifford

Carnera To Have Big Weight Edge For Bout

New York June 2 7 Primo Carnera will have a 64 pound advantage over Joe Louis in their one round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. Carnera weighed 260 1 4 pounds while Louis tipped the scales at 186 pounds in the official check earlier this afternoon.

New York Primo Carnera Joe Louis Deroinegro Yankee Stadium Brown Bomber

Senate Banking Committee Approves One Year Bank Deposit Law Extension

Washington June 25 The Senate Banking Committee approved a joint resolution extending the temporary bank deposit insurance law for one year from June 30 by voice vote. A three month extension proposed by Sen Byrnes was rejected as an effort to force enactment of the broader administration bill.

Washington Senate Banking Committees Sen Byrnes Democrat South Carolina Federal Reserve Board Glass Virginia

Flandreau to Set Up New VFW Post This Year

Flandreau will muster a new Veterans of Foreign Wars post on Thursday led by Department Commander I Hagen of Huron with help from Sioux Falls and Brookings officers and members. It will be the tenth VFW post in South Dakota this year and aims to complete the department quota by September.

Flandreau Veterans of Foreign Wars Hagen Huron Sioux Falls Brook South Dakota Hagan

Drunken Driver Fined in Municipal Court

A drunken driver named Joss Aarts living east of Hur was fined in municipal court for unsafe parking. The case notes a second incident of double parking involving Mrs Elsigi McMahon as another fined party.

Joss Aarts Hur Elsigi"McMahon Iin Munnicipal Court Dezeiteday

High Honor Is Paid Hanford

SYOUX CITY June 25 Following temporary burial today the body of Arthur S Hanford Jr prominent Sioux City aviation promoter will be buried in Arlington cemetery in Washington He crashed to his death in an airplane near Rickenbacker airport Sunday night Services will be at 3 pm in the First Baptist church The body will be taken to Graceland mausoleum then to Arlington for burial in the World War veterans plot A trimotored plane will salute the flyer piloted by James Butledge who owned the plane Hanford flew The airport staff members known to Hanford will be pallbearers Philip Salesman of the commerce department from Kansas City continues crash investigation with witnesses questioned but testimony not disclosed.

Syoux City Arthur S. Hanford Sioux City Arlingon Washington Hanford Rickenbacker First Baptist Graceland Cemetery Arlington James Butledge Philip Salesman Department of Commerce Kansas City

Mrs Bloodgood Dies Suddenly at 1162 Summens Ave Southeast

Mrs Cyril Bloodgood born October 13 1900 in Bridgewater S D died suddenly in the morning with cause pending. Survived by husband two children Eugene and Benty parents Mr and Mrs Jack Fast of Huron two brothers Joe Fast of Pierre David Fast of Mora Mine and a sister Mrs Axel Mikkelson of Ager Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Bloodgood Cyril Bloodgoold Summens Avenue Southeast Bridgewater Eugene Benty Jack Fast Huron Joe Fast Pierre David Fast Mora Mine Axel Mikkelson Ager Tadoy- Am

Plans for Major Philip Martindale Funeral

Extensive arrangements were underway in Rapid City for the funeral and burial of Major Philip Martindale 54 a Spanish War veteran and former Yellowstone Old Faithful station chief ranger who died of a heart attack Monday at a local hospital. State American Legion commander William Zwicky and Campbell Funeral Home owner William Campbell led the search for survivors or close friends but found none. Martindale had arrived in Rapid City about three weeks earlier.

Philip Martindale Rapid City Washington, D. C Old Faithful Yellowstone William Zwicky American Legion William Campbell Campbell Funeral Home Martindale

Roosevelt Expected to Veto Holding Company Bill

Roosevelt expected to veto the utility holding company bill unless the word unnecessary which the administration says should stay is restored for holding companies deemed unnecessary The house planned to debate the measure tomorrow after the senate earlier voted to abolish unnecessary holding companies by 1942 but the mandatory provision was removed by the commerce committee

Washington Roosevelt House Senate House Interstate Commerce Committee

Tempest Over Tax Plans Divides House and Senate

House members whisper about rushing a 30 to 90 day extension on nuisance levies to avoid losing revenue from taxes due to expire June 20. Senate action could abolish gas taxes to claim credit for lower taxes, while wealth taxes remain tied to a longer extension bill.

House Mame Senate

Estate worth nearly four million left by Senator Cutting

Washington March 2. An estate valued at almost 4 million dollars was left by Senator Benson Cutting of New Mexico who was killed last month in an air crash in Missouri. His will, filed today with the District of Columbia registrar, leaves individuals bequests totaling 1 106 080 dollars.

Washington Jura Benson Cutting New Mexico Missouri District of Columbia

Divorce Granted to Marie Louise Getvin and Alfred Gettin

Marie Louise Getvin and Alfred E Gettin were divorced in a decree filed yesterday with Beadle County clerk of courts. The decree was granted over a year ago but just filed. Mrs Getvin originally Marie Louise Hernmig brought the action charging cruel and inhuman treatment.

Marie Louise Getvin Alfred E. Gettin Beadle County

Hospitals Admit Wide List of Patients in Several Cities

The hospital docket lists numerous admissions including Mrs. August Klaas of Huron and Harold Jones of Carriage for medical and minor surgical needs, along with Adeline Rusche of Bancroft and Reva Ashby of Kimball for surgical cases. Discharges include Mrs. Don Carson of Wolsey and Lenore Sutter of Huron.

August Klaas Huron Harold Jones Carriage Paril Westling Lyle Phinny Alpena Adeline Rusche Bancroft Reva Ashby Kimball Harvey Wicks Carpenter Helen Werner Floron Don Carson Wolsey Kendall LaCraft Dwight Pasek Kenneth Jorgenson Medical A. M. Jorgensen Margaret Malloy Joe DeBushe Cavour Surgical Mary DeBuyce Felicia Bitner Aliyena Margaret Stokke Oldham Don’ Carson Deloris Murphy Iroquois Margaret Oldham Harold Kulzer Richard Hanson Lenore Sutter R. Tredway Carl Blassi Cavan Gustave Jacob der Smets Harold” Tower

New Justice Department Head Plans Modern Police Force

The new justice head outlines a 19‑patrolman force with 4 to operate around the clock, crime detection gear, and state house headquarters. Aimed at a merit‑based hiring system, the department will coordinate with sheriffs and city police to curb crime while training staff and offering incentives for criminology study.

Avytar Poral Conway Cousties Federal Department of Justice Dia South Dakota South Dakota Will No Joy A Safe Place For Gangsters, Ravkeyoe Conwy Rey Suiglion

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