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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
12
Sioux Falls June 29 report shows lambs down 2.5 percent while cattle prices largely unchanged. Hog buyers post declines with top hog at 4.05. Receipts total about 3,500 hogs and 800 cattle as beef and veal values vary across weight classes.
Chicago reports sharp hog price declines with top at 4.65 as heavy supplies press on markets. Receipts reach 25,000 with 10,000 direct to packers, while cattle trend steady to down a quarter, and lambs fetch 6.75 to 7.25 in the St. Paul district.
Wheat futures closed lower as rains in the northwest and Canada weighed on prices. July and September contracts fell several tenths to over a cent while oats and flax showed mixed moves. Cash markets remained narrower with good oats demand and firm winter wheat readings.
Market listings for eggs butter and poultry show live birds prices in Chicago and regional reports from New York Chicago Minneapolis Sioux City Sioux Falls with figures for hens leghorn roosters ducks turkeys and broilers along with butterfat, hides, pelts, and tallow values. Multiple cities report prices and futures with dated June entries.
Minneapolis June 21 range of labeled grain sales includes Wheat No 1 hard spring 94 percent and No 1 dark northern 92 percent, No 3 hard winter 84, Oats No 3 white 28 1 4, Rye No 12 ½, Barley No 3 58, Flour No 1 less. Corn not quoted.
New York traders moved cautiously amid currency stabilization efforts in London and a firmer dollar abroad. Volume traded totaled about 4.61 million shares as many stocks fell while some issues advanced, with no clear market direction and irregular closing quotations across major and minor issues.
Democratic members of the South Dakota state board of charities and corrections conferred with Governor Tom Berry. Mrs Grace Criil and John T Cogley of Sioux Falls attended. Cogley’s appointment takes effect July 1, giving Democrats control of the board. The sole Republican member after Saturday will be J F Halladay of Iroquois. Rumors linked G T Jameson to a possible warden replacement at the state penitentiary.
Venables says the Royal American Carnival will take the largest space on the Huron State Fair midway with 19 shows and 1 cent rides. The company, touring North Dakota and Minnesota venues, employs about 420 people and will be the festival’s biggest attraction this fall.
Federal relief chief Hopkins rules state and local agencies may require cities and counties to contribute a definite percent of unemployment relief funds spent locally. He states the president’s intent was for reasonable focal appropriations and that funding can be held back if municipalities do not contribute their fair share.
Howard Allgood, Oskaloosa police chief, was arraigned on second degree murder charges over the fatal wounding of Gerald Blackwood, 23, during a liquor raid on June 16. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $3,000 bond for a preliminary hearing July 7. Leslie Pasco files a $20,804 personal injury suit in circuit court for a traffic collision April 19 involving a midget automobile passenger.
June 29 report notes a corner beauty shop in the San Quentin penitentiary where inmates receive finger waves and manicures before parole hearings. Matrons report beauty culture fosters confidence among inmates awaiting release.
A market snapshot lists diverse stocks including Transamerica at 7 percent, Union Carbide 40, United Aircraft 32, United Corp 11, United Fruit 6, and broader names like U S Steel 57, Warner Pix 5, Western Union 54, Woolworth dd, Yellow Truck 6, and others such as S Ind ALcn 7 S Rubber 135 and Vanadium 20k.
Washington reports say the public works board urges not to rush new state project proposals to Washington until state administrators are appointed. South Dakota delayed requests since Gov. Berry left. A panel of three state admins will review projects for policy, engineering, legal, financial, economic, and social criteria before submission to Roosevelt’s central administration. Application blanks for federal loans await state setup.
In Sioux City Iowa Judge Gunnar Nordby reduced Frank R Beddows eight year federal term for five counts of conspiracy to defraud the government to six years The move followed an arrest of judgment and new trial on two counts The case involved loans secured by stolen Liberty bonds with A Heldridge acquitted and Dale C Keon pleading guilty later testifying for the government against Beddow
Lila May Hubbard year and a half old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Hubbard of Rapid City was drowned in an irrigation ditch in the northeast part of the city last night. Fire department with an inhalator attempted resuscitation for over four hours at the scene and hospital but were unsuccessful.
Huron Moose lodge plans to elect five delegates to the state Moose Convention in Aberdeen July 14 to 16. The meeting at Wheeler's hall starts at 8 p.m. Dictator S F Glanzer urges strong attendance to support A L Kinshhead who is state president.
Lennox man Gerbach A. Emerson of Lennox South Dakota was charged with four worthless checks totaling 2500 dollars to a Nemigh produce firm. He was held for trial in district court after failing to post a 500 dollar bond. Emerson claimed ties to a Chicago firm and had been buying and shipping local produce.
The Department of Commerce announces closure of 10 domestic service offices in Charlotte, Denver, Des Moines, El Paso, Galveston, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Mobile, Salt Lake City, and Wilmington. Secretary Roper says the reorganization will save more than 325,000 dollars and cut field personnel from 220 to 90, with separations effective in July.
Two young smooth faced men in a stolen car robbed the St Onge bank around noon entering when cashier B. D. Colby was alone. They fled with a small amount of cash about one hundred dollars. A dark blue Buick coupe with license no 47-1974 is suspected. Police spread the alert across the Black Hills and expect flight toward North Dakota or Montana.
Washington reports the department of agriculture will keep market news service but cut back sharply after protests. An order to abolish the service was rescinded, saving from 1 3 million to 575 thousand dollars. The curtailed program will close many offices and limit distribution methods.
Pierre June 2 Governor Berry announced the six year reappointment of Alien Toomey Spearfish businessman to the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission starting July 1. The term of Chester Snyder Watertown chairman expires July with a successor expected soon. Also announced W S Slaughter Herrick named examiner in charge of closed banks in the Burke district replacing J S Lunn Burke.
Huron Chamber of Commerce Livestock committee members headed by A. Danielson will attend the Farm and Home day program in Brookings Friday. Other committee members include Chas H Mitchell C N Bark and Lewis Benson. Paul K Myers secretary C L Bailey Roy Cave and others plan the trip leaving Huron about 7 a.m.
In Devils Lake North Dakota on June 9 77 through proper organization of the Farmers Union farmers nationwide can secure the cost of production amendment in the Frazier bill in the next Congress John A Simpson national president led a gathering of over 3000 at the close of the Farmers Union session and the start of the state Holiday Association convention
A Yankton meeting endorsed a public works program not exceeding one million dollars to address next year's relief needs. Mayor Bennett and a committee will draft the plan and coordinate with county officials on highway projects including a new city hall and fire house, river protection works, water works basin, bridges on Mare Creek, and Third street widening.
Washington June 23 The special session adjourned after enacting the administration recovery program. Industrial recovery chiefs scrutinize the first trade code to spread employment. Farm mortgage refinancing begins in Wisconsin. Wheat taxes start July 8 to finance crop reductions. Sugar plans near a voluntary agreement. Public works fund allocations include 3.3 billion dollars for projects, with 400 million for highways and 223 million for the navy. State administrations to be chosen as shares distribute.
Fate of South Dakota's new gross income tax and railroad commission laws remains uncertain as the state supreme court has not indicated when it will decide the income tax measure. A decision is expected before Saturday when the law may become operative unless referred. A hearing is set tomorrow before Circuit Judge John F. Hughes to determine whether to enjoin the secretary of state from certifying the referendum question. Previous supreme court actions on referendum petitions suggest the railroad commission setup will stay in effect unless petitions are declared invalid.
A reader seeks a light car, a cheap coupe, and mentions a 2023 contact. An experienced waitress position at Jim's Cafe is advertised with address 123 3nd Street Southwest. A modern furnished duplex with Frigidaire, basement, and garage is for rent by July 1 at 6 DL S. W. A six room modern house is listed for rent at 540 Nebraska Ave. S. W. with phone 3913.
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