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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
8
Sioux City and surrounding markets report cattle and sheep activity with higher packer demand, noting 1,500 cattle and 500 sheep cataloged. Hog receipts to noon, dairy and price quotes from Chicago and Mitchell show varied butter, eggs, poultry, and potato movements across several markets.
Chicago and St Paul market reports show cattle and hog prices with bids for various weight classes. Strong hog demand lifts top quotes to around 10.70 while cattle across weight ranges trade steady to firm, with yearlings and fed cattle highlighted and calves showing improved demand. Sioux Falls notes hogs up to 10.70 and steady cattle at 200 head.
Markets listing shows poultry butter and eggs offered by Swift Co and Back Brothers in Huron with figures on hens and cocks. some lines indicate egg prices and terms subject to change. notes include light hens and feathered subject details.
Market reports show northwest and Canadian rainfall easing prices as wheat slips around 44 percent. Trade for oats and barley mixed with light rye activity, but flax remains strong and demand for sound wheat steady. durum and winter wheat vary, while corn stays in good demand and flax buyers show steady interest in light offerings.
Dec 22 to 27 notes show flax on track with July to Dec futures and a list of closing quotations across multiple issues. The piece reports Duluth futures range for June 27 and closes with Standard Oil (Indiana) stock at 56 percent.
Ohio investigators quiz Dr James H Snook former Ohio State faculty member in the murder of Theora K Hix a coed whose body was found at a rifle range near Columbus County Prosecutor John J Chaster Jr and Detective Chief W G Shellenbarger are pictured with Charles F Long chemist who examined stains on the Snook auto door and upholstery and said they were blood stains
The five governments including Britain Japan France and Italy pursue disarmament talks in London ahead of a Washington 1931 conference under the 1922 treaty. Debates center on whether reductions cover cruisers only or all ships including battleships destroyers and submarines. An old Bible used by Gen Robert E Lee in Richmond is being acquired by experts for a Confederate museum.
In Municipal Court Judge Dick Haney dismissed the charge against B. B. Barber for keeping and storing intoxicating liquor due to insufficient evidence. Barber testified he was in Pierre during the raid when 32 gallons were confiscated from his residence and he claimed no knowledge of the liquor's presence. Leroy Barber, son of B. B. Barber, was arrested in the raid and convicted on a liquor charge.
A gathering of diplomatic representatives sought to agree on the precise ship classes to be affected and possibly tonnage limits for each category. The discussion aimed to define scope and limits for maritime regulations.
James A. Perry owner of the Indianapolis American Association baseball club died in a cabin monoplane crash near Fort Benjamin Harrison. The plane climbed to about 100 feet after takeoff from Schoenfield, engine failure followed by nose dive into a ravine, Perry crushed when the motor telescoped the cabin. Earlier he narrowly escaped a crackup when another plane piloted by Captain Marl Sweeney landed on one wheel due to damaged gear.
Semple McPherson arrives in Detroit to spar with the devil for two minutes at Olympia arena on the eve of the Johnny Risko versus Tautty Griffith heavyweight bout. She promotes her campaign to glean up Detroit and asserts she believes in fighting and has battled the devil for years.
William Speaker and Reinhold Kappler, both employed at the Armour plant, drowned at Lake Enemy Swim near Waubay after trying to rescue a companion from a capsized boat. Edward Kappler, who was rescued, survived. two bodies remained unrecovered by mid afternoon. The trio had rented a lakeside cottage and had planned a fishing trip.
Warnal Presho eight year old from D. Kappler brothers linked to a murder spree in Morningside addition. Speaker roomed with W. J. Waxweiler of 861 Second Street Ronpliwest. Authorities investigate the slayings and names appear in local reports.
Bramwell Lumber and Hardware, damaged by a recent fire, announces reconstruction of a 25 by 40 foot brick structure and a 25 by 60 foot brick building adjoining the office. The project, costing about BLAM, will restore warehouse space and expand machinery operations with a 20 by 28 foot rear addition.
The trial of Albert B. Fall former secretary of the Interior will open October 7 in the district supreme court on charges he conspired to defraud the government in leasing the Teapot Dome oil reserve. Justice William Imita set the date at the request of government counsel as Fall has recovered health in El Paso Texas. Sinclair was previously tried and acquitted.
Mitch ell's new nine hole municipal course opened for play today. The course runs about 1 000 yards with a par of zero. It sits near Lake Mitchell with the municipal bathing beach close by the ninth tee.
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