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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
2
Sioux Falls market report shows hogs up to 9.85 top with steady to higher demand. Cattle, calves and sheep mixed with good to choice lambs and steady midrange prices, weekly open inches. buyers shifting to shipper demand as cattle and hog prices firm.
Chicago hog quotes firm with top at 10.25 and light receipts aiding gains. Cattle trade steady despite plain quality, top steer price around 13.05 with limited choice offerings. Lambs slow but weights held near yesterday. Sioux City cattle market mixed with active feeders and steady to higher prices. Wisconsin and South St. Paul listings show generally firm to higher trend with light to moderate volume across grades.
Huron and Mitchell markets report mixed produce prices with hens, capons, and geese traded by weight categories. Prices vary by weight, with heavy hens around 4 to 5 lbs and light hens under 4 lbs offered, while butterfat and eggs show higher firming tendencies in Chicago and New York markets.
The article reports Mrs Averill detailing national child welfare efforts and tuberculosis prevention. She describes six divisions of work, including juvenile tuberculosis prevention, education campaigns, and cooperation with state and local health agencies. The piece highlights Mantoux testing adoption and nationwide outreach to discover cases and improve treatment access.
In a vesper service on a Sunday, March 14, the church will dedicate a rebuilt Hammond organ funded by a Pilgrim Class relay. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Whisman, longtime church supporters, are honored as benefactors. both have recently passed away. The program includes organ numbers, choir selections, a minister’s message, and a dedication act. The Whisman family and the public are invited.
Closing prices from Duluth on commodities including durum wheat and flax with varied weights and readouts. U.S. government and federal loan bonds traded in New York with listed yields and issue codes, reflecting rates for Treasury and mortgage securities.
Washington March report shows Supreme Court invalidated acts of Congress more often in recent decades. Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson presented a table to the Senate Judicial Committee detailing invalidations by era. From October 1983 onward the court ruled against the government in twenty two such gaps, with numerous numeric entries in the dataset.
The Vermont debate centers on constitutional doubt in a law’s validity with Austin and Cummings trading sharp remarks. Norris, expected to state his position, listened as the proceedings grew tense, with references to Congress, the president, and judicial independence.
Governor Jensen acted on all but SB 189 and reserved decision on one remaining bill. He signed SB 183 SB 89 HB 203 and allowed others to become law without his signature. An adverse opinion on SB 189 prompted study of actions while several measures await final option including code revision highway salaries and tax bills. The attorney general criticized a livestock transport bill as discriminatory.
Hans J. Hanson a former county supervisor for the Reset tement Administration was found in a car on Boch Avenue southeast of Lenox. Coroner W. C. Weber said death was due to monoxide gas and no inquest will be held. Hanson aged 63 moved to Huron in 1931 and left a wife and four children. Surviving siblings include several from Denmark and Canada. Funeral plans await out of town relatives.
At Beadle County Historical Society meeting in the courthouse last night a reading of Attorney M. Russie’s statement, via John Cain, recalled the Cameron fraud and a February 1881 trip from Huron to Mitchiell-how. Mrs. Robbins’ storm account sheltered 73 men and others. Special piano numbers and a Pell Wotly Doodle dance entertained, with copies of the Beadle County Settler, Huron Tribune, and The Capitol on display, noting the Settler as the county’s first newspaper.
A. J. Lang city superintendent spoke to the Huron Kiwanis at Thursday luncheon, detailing his trip to the National Education Association convention in New Orleans. He highlighted talks by prominent American advocates and described a convention pageant illustrating the development of the South as one feature.
A new high school play staff was announced today led by Miss Ruth Wilcox and George Dekne. The cast includes Helen Sinicl Jas Bya Hingamet Maygin Moar Adam Smith Ruth Blair JSouth DeWhl Clemens Aus mrein taw Tit Retz Nadrew Thug tal Roberta Armald Tinc arin Kelley and others among faculty and students from several towns.
Classified item listing multiple properties for rent with acreages near Haran Wayland Highmore Carpenter and more. Also includes ads for tobacco liquor hay and feed, listing stores across from post office and local contacts. Reads like a fragmented rural classifieds page with prices and product lines.
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