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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1929
Page
11
Minneapolis reports slow and easy wheat trading with scattered notes of winter wheat damage from freezing. Corn rose to 106% for May before selling off. rye advanced and flax seed remained draggy. Cash wheat offerings smaller than forecasts, demand fair to good for better grades. barley light with firm if imperfect quality.
Sioux City market notes show fluctuating feeder and fat cattle prices with weights 180 to 396 pounds, top lambs around 17.00, fat lambs up to 17.90, fat ewes near 2.83, and bulls around 3.50. Direct cattle sales of about 250 head and strong inquiry for week’s end, with mixed activity across feeders, yearlings, and cows.
Sioux Falls market reports higher bids with cattle Hues at 4000 head and top at 240. Tuk 10.80 WP IAG and heavy butcher hogs around 2040 pounds steady, Gelite 24 easing.
Market report notes active demand and higher prices across cattle and sheep. Shippers paid up to 14.00 for yearlings and 17.65 for fat lambs while heavy steers hovered near 14.25 and feeding lambs averaged 15.25 to 15.85. Sheep receipts at 7,090 for the week show strong selling pressure.
Duluth markets show futures rates around 1.08 to 1.10 for May and July contracts with notable percentages. Minneapolis range quotes list No 1 Northern wheat at 1.1844 to 1.4174, No 3 mixed at 0.8 percent, and various prices for corn oats rye barley and flax in percent terms and dollars.
Duluth and Minneapolis cash close reports show grain and commodity quotes with No 2 dark northern and amber durum prices, wheat futures, corn and rye values, and surrounding Chicago and national quotes. The brief outlines fluctuating prices, car and track totals, and nationwide quotes on staples and solvents with several named grain markets and exchanges.
Huron market notes hog receipts to noon today show 2,000 head. Market quotations are unavailable due to market rules and yard conditions. Public market quotes are supplied by public markets, with No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.05 and No 1 red durum at .78. Mixed durum at 8.3 and No 3 white cash at .40. Corn price not clear.
The notice lists direct shipper prices for dairy items including heavy hens, bees, ducks, live geese, jackrabbits, and related poultry products. Market stage and light items are noted with price references, indicating station pricing and market activity.
Land transfers in Kingsbury County detailed by J. C. Purinton Abstractor with multiple transfers among individuals and banks. Parcels in Arlington Brookings DeSmet and surrounding towns involve various deeds, valuations, and nominal sums.
Furnished by Bentie County Abstract titled transfers include J B Staht to Ivaho Jordon Ca vour for $1 Lot 2 Bik 9 Johns Add Haren. Union Bond & Mle Co to Parker A Hook Buren Lot 28 28 440 ft Lot 29 Replat Lots 10 11 12 43 Bik 16 Fishers Add to Haren Addie M Chambers to Edward A Youngs Huron $1 Lot 7 Bik 3 Chambers is Add to Huron Sara T McIlvaine to Mabel Blanche Schuman Huron $1 Lot 4 Bil 18% North Huron Add to Huron Paul G Williamson to Henry Wathers Alpena $1 SE 1 7-12-52 Fred Geradson to H L Winter Huron $4203 Wis NWR 25-116-63 Minnie B Tibbetts to Emerth W Hanson Huron $1 Lot 3 Bik 45 4 Sth Ry Add
Mrs Dale Snyder and children visit with sister Mrs Albert Karkaw- Mr Wes Ed Bireche drives to Iroquois Friday. Hiner Walters and Warne Danforth visit Gus Walters Bath of Huron Friday. Mr Merkle went to Witmar Thursday and Friday for an exam. Bal Snider stays with Ed Elberts. Mrs Dan Costello of Bancroft visits Elmer Eidar. Emil Bohma callers in Iroquois Friday. P T A meeting postponed due to blocked roads. Frank Farrer and son Detmer drive to Huron Saturday. Dale Snyder and Ed Alberts conduct business in Iroquois Friday. Ed Schoolmeester takes exams at Wilmar Saturday. N 2 White calls on Osceola Saturday morning. Walters and Danforths drive to Huron Saturday evening. Blough begins moving property to the Snyder place. Derschied does chores for Gene Perryman. Harpy Derschied drives to Iroquois Friday night. Dave Wipt of Ye l e calls on Osceola Saturday. Harry Derechied drives to T Smet Saturday. Fritz Fremi calls in Bancroft Saturday.
Richland items report the Hider brothers shipped cattle to Bronx City on Wednesday. J. K. Underwent with the consignment as Jewss and Singer accompanied Floyd home from Iowa to farm Bert McCarthy. Jana Emil Baye left for Philip today to farm Mire. K Bilder of Cavour visited the Hider home over the weekend.
A US official proposes a conference of powers to discuss the advisability of extra territorial rights in China. Reports say the proposal is under consideration and being reviewed for possible acceptance.
The Agriculture Department reports on March 1 farm stocks of corn, wheat, oats, barley, and rye totaling 43,200,990 tons, up from 35,900,000 a year earlier. It details bushels on farms, percentages shipped, and regional holdovers by state, with figures for corn, wheat, oats, and related stocks.
Brigadier General Herbert M. Lord, director of the budget, said he wished to retire but would stay in his post at President Hoover's request. He noted prior talks with Coolidge and Hoover, consideration of offers, and no formal relinquishment date yet set, with an expected decision soon.
Phyllis Haver, a film actress, announced in Wisconsin that she will marry New York wholesale grocer William Seeman. The marriage will occur in about six weeks after her filming of Thunder wraps up in Wisconsin. Also listed are marriage licenses for Frad Tokn Wornstall and Irene N. Tompkins. A Somerset England fire-end with property valued over 1,000,900 and population over 12,000 is noted as well.
The Huron Municipal band presented a 7:30 PM winter concert before about 1000 people at Huron college and in slum areas. The 90 minute program showcased precise technique, with a first 1929 public performance by the bard, and an encore from the college quartet. Xylophone solo by Clifford yes, with Bernald Kyes at the piano, drew high praise.
Hunt 39 of Sioux Falls commits death by own action in local bate by drinking poison. He had been suffering from mental disorders and despondent over recent troubles with his wife.
The Hoover administration signaled no immediate need to deploy more troops to the border while coordinating with the War and State Departments on measures to safeguard American orders for surplus war materiel. The piece also notes plans to issue a proclamation on immigration origins rules by July and outlines congressional Farm Relief and tariff agendas for the coming special session.
The speaker argued for a federal farm board to manage surplus crops and establish sufficient appropriations to equalize markets. He asserted farm relief centers on enabling farmers to earn a reasonable profit and repay inputs, with tariffs adjusted to sustain high price levels.
A detailed wire report from the Mexican front describes U S influence aiding federal forces in a northern campaign. It notes casualties among federal soldiers and rebels, internment of Mexicali troops and families, and movements toward Canitas Torreon and Durango as General Calles leads a large reserve army.
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