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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
9
Minneapolis wheat futures rise on cold wave prospects and scarce cash demand, with corn and flaxseed showing mixed gains. Market notes sizable offerings, steady to firm basis, and varied activity across Minneapolis and Chicago trading floors, futures, cash bids, and livestock markets.
Sioux City market notes for Wednesday March 6 show moderate activity across cattle and calves with fat yearlings and steers remaining firm. Stockers and feeders remain steady, while bulls and heifers hold firmer prices amid a generally balanced supply.
Huron market notes show receipts of armour and a muted daily market quotation, with Reuters noting quotations from public markets elsewhere. Barons Grain Market lists prices for wheat, durum, corn, spelt, barley, flax, rye, plus poultry figures and stock entries under spring notes.
The Huron chapter of the Farm and Fish League will discuss this year’s big projects at its regular meeting Friday night. Speakers include F L Ripple of Rapid City on fish propagation and culture. Leo Temmey will outline city park system improvements and a tree planting campaign led by Dr C S Betts. Committee appointments will be announced and Boy Scout troops invited as guests.
New York reports a complete market reversal with morning gains led by copper shares, then retreat as call money rises from 8 to 10 percent. Utah Copper up 15 points to 40, Anaconda up 43 to 163, with other miners reaching new highs. Some gains erased. American Express up 28 to 380, International Silver +6.5 to 140, totals around 4.1 million shares. Standard Oil of Indiana ends at 8.
Hyde new secretary of agriculture outlines his policy plan after being sworn in He pledges to support Hoover era agricultural policies and strives for a target level of prosperity for American farmers He says he will cooperate with public and private sectors and begin work immediately, setting aside past disagreements to advance agricultural goals.
TARIS March 6. Phases of removing the reparations question from politics to a purely commercial issue were discussed by a committee of experts in plenary session today. The aim is to present Germany's payments as business obligations owed to other nations rather than wartime reparations.
In a tense stand off between the nationalist government and the Kwangsi clique military leaders heightened by mobilizations. Chiang Kai Shek massing about 160000 men in Tangsi to meet an anticipated Kwangsi advance from Hankow while Kwangsi fields roughly 106000. Shanghai Nanking railway suspends traffic and seven steamers are requisitioned for troop transport as both sides avoid foreign ships.
The article recalls a Huron man named Molden, a gardener by trade, who became involved in a local gold rush romance near the James River east of the railroad bridge. He saved about 20 in silver and 10 in groceries, resisted county farm help, and ultimately died in his basement after his home burned down, leaving an estate and continuing memory.
An aged man declines living arrangements offered by friends preferring to stay in his basement home despite repeated flooding. He fears accepting help would prove he cannot care for himself and lead to a poor farm. He later marries a widow. she dies and is buried on an expensive lot beside her husband.
A two year general appropriation bill totaling 425,077.58 moves through both chambers with broad support. The senate passed it February 21 without dissent after an amendment boosting the attorney general's investigative funds by twenty thousand. House and senate failed to concur on amendments, prompting conference committees led by O. Whitney and B. W. McVeigh to craft a final report. The measure, unseen by the governor, marks a historic unanimous passage from both houses.
The senate approved the Carey malt tax bid at ten percent, sending it to the governor after passage from the house. A river improvement measure authorized county commissioners along the Missouri River to allocate funds for federal cooperation following regional development programs. The house completed a heavy session, killing some bills and passing several appropriations including 40,000 for common schools, 65,000 for state school buildings at Plankinton, and 6,000 for a new capitol roof.
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