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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
11
Wheat moved slowly and irregularly with prices near yesterday's close. Cash grain offerings were slim while demand favored milling quality and higher grades. lower grades and spoiled springs were slow. Oats and rye were dull, while barley and flax held near prior levels amid a generally firm to strong market tone.
Huron markets report hog receipts to noon today from Armour and Co. Public market quotations are unavailable due to yard conditions. Grain prices listed include No 1 dark northern wheat 1.03, No 7 red durum .73, mixed durum .83, No 8 white oats 46, corn 5, barley 57, flax 2.22, rye 0.80. Poultry butter eggs coverage noted. Furnished daily by Swit & Co.
Prices listed include springs 2 lbs WEP and 20 cents for Stags and light hens. Heavy hens egg and direct shipper price at HURGAS DAIRY HARBEL with station price at 50.
Nervous trading in today’s stock market reflected wide unease over the credit situation. Prices opened irregular and fell in the early afternoon led by public utilities. Call money rose to nine percent as loans were drawn and funds moved from interiors and foreign banks. Several major issues gained ground while others eased, with the close irregular and total sales around 4.5 million shares. Standard Oil of Indiana closed at 275 in the curb market.
NBC and CBS announce nationwide network coverage of President Hoover's luncheon speech at the Inncctéon Associated Press event in New York on April 2. More than one million stations will carry the feed with start time around 1 p.m. EST.
County agent R A Cave tours the county this week to show how to place trees and shrubs and design driveways to beautify homes. Demonstrations are in Cavour Friday and Huron Saturday at the American Legion hall at 2 pm with audience questions welcome. The final session occurs next week. Zagreb police eject ghosts from a private dwelling after a landlady complained of mischievous spirits frightening tenants on Gundalitcheya street.
Rebel forces threaten Mazatlan and Naco as federal troops under General Carillo fortify Naco with trenches barbed wire and machine gun nests. General Gonzales leads Mayo and Yaqui fighters toward Mazatlan while rival generals exchange urgent telegrams amid skirmishes and a stalled communications network.
Mil les March 21 special Hand and Hyde counties bankers pledged support for 4 H clubs and agriculture projects. Seven banks represented about 20 bankers attended a joint meeting at the Vanderbilt hotel to discuss financing a club in each county. Participants included George C. Faulwesen, Camden Rayburn, R. A. Cave, C. P. Swanson, B. J. Drew, F. D. Green, Russell Bard, A. B. Cahalan, Sara Dewing and others. A dinner followed hosted by Hand County State Bank.
Five states Louisiana North Dakota Mississippi West Virginia and Wisconsin are immune from earthquakes according to SM H Heck head of the division of terrestrial magnetism and seismology. New England and New York have seen larger activity. The Atlantic coast region shows moderate quake activity while the middle west experiences disturbances with notable effects on the continent. The western mountain region is less known and thinly populated reducing quake peril there.
Mrs Frances C Seeman was granted a divorce by Judge Frank R Fisher in circuit court yesterday afternoon. She charged cruel and inhuman treatment by her husband Henry Seeman. The judge awarded custody of two minor children and alimony of 25 dollars a month plus a home. An accounting case, Mrs Alice C Kelley against T A Laby, also occupied court today.
President Hoover favors broad authority for a federal farm board to handle crises in agriculture rather than rigid formulas for farm relief. He wants minimal government interference, hoping tariff revision and a flexible board can deliver relief amid seasonal gluts and market swings. Supporters and critics debate the best approach ahead of Congress's special session.
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