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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
12
The market page reports steady cattle and hog values with feeders scarce and varied quotes across regions. Chicago hogs show a notable decline from yesterday, with prices for different weight ranges listed. dairy and poultry markets appear largely unchanged, while farm produce in Sioux Falls and Mitchell lists follow similar steady patterns.
Huron Poultry and Eggs advertises daily furnished poultry items from Swift & Co and Buck Brothers. It lists hens ducks and geese with prices per dozen or per pound, noting ranges for live birds and varying weights. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Minneapolis market notes wheat futures slipping as limited activity and a featureless session kept prices weak before a slight late recovery. Corn oats rye and barley show dull to steady moves with cash bids weak for most grades while malting barley remains in demand. Grain Corporation buyers push premiums on select wheat. no winter wheat reported, durum steady. cash corn light but good for low moisture and high color test.
Minneapolis market notes show wheat and oat prices with monthly and contract quotes across No.1 northern and amber durum grades. The report lists cash, futures, and protein percentages, plus nearby May and July positions and related oats, rye, flax, and flour figures.
The New York stock market showed a strong recovery with over fifty issues hitting new highs and gains of 1 to 15 points. Call money held at 4 percent, outside rates eased to 34, time money softer, and total volume reached about 3.6 million shares as late selling pulled the list lower.
Fragmented OCR shows a list of company names and percent figures resembling a stock page. Dense with percentages and ticker-like items, it includes automakers, steel firms, energy, and utility names. The readable names hint at a late era market snapshot with partial numbers and a stray commentary at the end.
Washington reports the Hoover administration blames Congress for persistent unemployment. President Hoover supports Secretary Davis of the Labor Department who says tariff delays are a key factor, while public works from building authorizations are sought to create jobs. Senator Wager of New York pressed the issue.
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for William Fox, announces at the stockholders meeting that Fox controls sides to back a $65,000,000 refinancing plan backed by Bancamerica Blair to stave off receivership for Fox Film and Fox Theatres. Opposition comes from Halsey Stuart and Co and Western Electric unit Electrical Research Products with an alternative plan outlined by Henry L. Stuart and John Otterson. The plan aims to meet short term obligations tied to the Loews Gaurmont theatre acquisition and market turmoil.
A conference in Huron weighing changes to Highway 14 proposes a single gradual turn replacing three sharp turns to shorten the route by about 1500 feet and save roughly 7500 dollars. Concrete would wait until next year and section-by-section paving would extend three to six miles beyond the city within two years.
The First Congregational Church will launch a Lenten instruction series after its monthly church supper Thursday. Dr. S. We-Keck leads The Training of Devotional Life, Mrs. W. Thrall conducts a class on Birdseye View of Missions, Dr. L. Harmon of Huron College leads a course The Christian and His Money, and another session titled The Meaning of Jesus.
Sioux Falls March 5 7 W J Kuhrt general manager of the Northwest Grain association outlines six benefits for elevators joining the Farm Board linked cooperative in South Dakota. He spoke at a farmers and cooperative elevator meeting detailing savings in marketing costs better storage cooperative earnings and market responsiveness under the Farmers National Grain corporation. Attendees include A L Berg Baltic president and C H Byler Minneapolis former secretary of the South Dakota Farmership Waters association as part of two regional meetings.
Auburn Minnesota March 5 Edward L Beglsyit keeper slain in mess hall by inmate Anthony Mortellito. Beckwith mortally wounded fells attacker but dies. Warden Hoffman aided capture as guards and state troopers swarm prison. Trial of Brooklyn gangster Max Becker cited as news point. Justice Cunningham promptly recessed court.
The city commissioners heard the water main petition in last night's meeting with a vote set for April 1. City attorney J P Sauer and city engineer O A Ricker completed a bond resolution to raise funds for a disposal plant project. The air compressor test drilled through six inches of pavement at Third and Dakota to install a new valve. The device, recently bought by the city, will be rented to private users at 2.50 per hour or 25 per day with a minimum charge of 5.
Mt Jackson Virginia farmer W D Fox says Colac Pile Pills relieved his severe piles after two doses and urges others to try the internal remedy. He details years of misery and fasting to sit or walk, and notes doctors endorse the treatment. He offers his testimony and a money back guarantee through Perriton's Pharmacy.
Fifteen girls aged 11 to 16 were injured when a trap door over an ash chest on Holy Cross Parochial School grounds in Brooklyn collapsed into the basement. Seven were taken to Kings County Hospital with serious injuries after plunging about 25 feet.
Two ambulances answering the first alarm became overloaded due to urgency in moving the girls to a hospital. One unnamed girl bled heavily from a deep abdomen wound while several others were unconscious as they were loaded into the vehicles.
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