Market report trimmed by market center tieup
A complete tieup of utility service with market centers today yields a greatly curtailed market report in this evening’s edition of The Evening Narонice.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1937
Page
2
A complete tieup of utility service with market centers today yields a greatly curtailed market report in this evening’s edition of The Evening Narонice.
Huron March 4 steady reports on hogs cattle and calves with no major shifts in prices. Quotations show mixed cattle values and lambs closing lower on Tuesday while veal and calf markets vary by grade. Packers will pay according to animal value and grade reflected in current listings.
Edwin Phillips and Irene Chaplin of Huron spent a day with parents O. E. Phillips and Sophia Chaplin. D G Gehringer headed to Rochester Minnesota for a clinic stay. Mrs and Mrs Clinton Dubois and Mrs E E Dubois traveled to Rochester for Mr Dubois operation and Mrs Dubois procedure. Bridge and whist games at various homes with guests, prizes won by Alex Phillips and Mrs Glaze. Mrs Freeberg, mother of Cock Freeberg, died in Huron. funeral Wednesday at 2 o clock at Lutheran Church. Market reports from Mitchell, Watertown, Sioux Falls, Sioux City listings for poultry and dairy products.
Market card details daily produce items and egg and butterfat grades, with sections on heavy hens and leghorn stags. It also mentions the Suron grain market and wheat classifications. A stray paragraph discusses bandolier use by African natives and the okapi, noting limited evidence of the animal prior to its discovery.
Local listings show Yale Oliver Williams returning to Buffalo for summer work. Several residents from Huron and nearby towns, including Marguerite Davis, Edward Wesnman, E. Garry, Orley Foote, Clarence Gaughran, Eddie Stofferford, and others, spent the weekend visiting relatives or hosting guests. Easter vacation plans, travel to St. Cloud, and a basketball tournament in Aberdeen are mentioned along with several residents employed in Huron, Forks, Carpenter, and Fort Pierre.
Petitions circulate for E B Ulrich bid in Huron April 20 vote. Ulrich age ten years, long time resident, barber at Nu-Blu Shop. Third incumbents Walsh Colton Olson up for reelection. Liquor license question also likely on ballot.
A group of Huron College music students under Prof Loftus H Ward presented solos and ensembles from The Highwaymen by Reginald de Keven at the Rotary Club lunch. The operetta is set for April 23 with students including Scott Dexter Kenneth Knapp Jona Lynch Charlotte Dugdale and Vera LaCraft as accompanist.
Washington hearing on a general moratorium of 50 percent of the 1937 installment for western reclamation projects. Reclamation Commissioner John Page opposes the plan and proposes a non partisan commission to assess project ability to pay and set a new repayment basis beyond the 49 year feasibility yardstick. Rep. Francis Case supports Page saying the plan would provide relief to unpaid s.
Sioux City resident J. D. Mason was fined 50 dollars in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. A one day jail term was suspended but could be imposed if he violates a six month driving restrictions order. Mason was jailed after his car collided with another vehicle and then ran into a ditch while attempting to free a cap.
Four Northwest College on Commerce students formed two teams to take down news from radios in shorthand. They covered Detroit strife and Roosevelt court plan hearings plus other national events, using notes to write stories for the paper. Participants included Aldrich, LaVerne Anderson, Josephine Miner, and Dorothy Swain.
J C Nelson, district superintendent for the Western Union Telegraph Company over the Dakotas and Minnesota, visited the Huron office for his annual tour. He arrived Tuesday evening and planned to depart tonight after meetings with local staff.
Brandt Independent Consolidated District plans refunding of $1800 in bonds. The first bond due April 1, 1984, with statements noting solid performance amid economic pressure. Details indicate a cautious financial move to stabilize obligations and maintain district operations.
The Huron Chamber of Commerce community calendar service earns nationwide recognition after being featured in the Secretary's Newsletter of the U S Chamber of Commerce. Suergtang Gene Dening reports growing requests from states across the nation for information on the calendar. The plan aims to maintain a yearly calendar of community events and urge all city organizations to consult the Chamber before fixing dates to avoid conflicts. Huron and Norristown are noted as the only chambers with such a service.
Huron DeMolay Chapter wins first place in membership in division group 3 of a national contest with 40 chapters. Santa Fe Fort Collins Ashland Wik and Peru listed among competitors. Officers elected for spring term with Master Councilor Wendall Parlee and new members to be installed April 6. Easter activities include a dance April 20 limited to current and past members and church services honoring National Devotion Day on March 9.
Detroit officials report millions lost in wages as Chrysler walkout drags retail sales. Welfare department sees over 1 200 new welfare applications amid industry-wide job losses totaling about 2.9 million dollars for 12 days. Employment index drops to 81.7 with thousands out of work in the Detroit area.
Funeral services for Mrs Inga Freeburg scheduled for this afternoon were postponed to tomorrow at 1:30 PM at Welter's Chapel and 2:00 PM at the American Lutheran Church with Rev Alfred Trenerry of First Baptist officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Mes Ritterbusch home Manchester reports Fred Ritterbusch and his infant daughter recently returned from a Huron hospital.
The Huron Chamber of Commerce retail committee announced a series of Dollar Days. Merchants will offer merchandise bargains on Tuesdays each month with the first Dollar Day set for next Tuesday March W. Livestock Day auctions will also be held at the Huron Sale Pavilion drawing hundreds of visitors.
Huron College anuncia that the Campus Players under the Stahl brothers will stage Journey's End in the college gym June 4 and 5. Tryouts will be scheduled next month to allow five weeks for rehearsals.
Members of the Huron Rotary Club heard four numbers from the forthcoming operetta The Highwayman staged by Huron College performers directed by Loftus Ward. Ten cast members including Scott Dexter and Mary Warner presented works with Vera LaCroft as accompanist.
Lester Clement Andrews born March 25 1982 in Wright County Iowa grew to manhood on farms near Huron South Dakota married Annie Ruth Knapp in November 1924. The couple lived in Grants Pass Oregon then Yreka California where he worked with W Andrews in the seed and grate firm and later died March 12 1937 in UC Hospital San Francisco. Survived by widow daughter Rosalie four brothers and one sister. Charter member of Moose Lodge 760 of Huron. Buried Evergreen Cemetery in Yreka.
The young people associations of Huron churches hold a 6 30 Easter morning sunrise service in the main auditorium of the Methodist Cayech. President Frank L Everguil of Huron College speaks on Upon the Morning of the First Day. Miss Zelda Canters and Miss Olga Frohm provide special music. All interested invited.
The Rev. James E. Detweiler spoke at Huron College chapel on Missionary View of the World and the discipline of self denial for followers of Jesus. He warned that modern means of travel and communication must not diminish spiritual fidelity and urged learning local languages to aid mission work.
A strong winter storm forced low visibility and hazardous driving around Huron and surrounding roads. A Wilson Forwarding truck and trailer slid into a ditch about 12 miles south of Boron, injuring driver Danmiec. Trucks between Huron and Minneapolis were tied up while farmers hailed the moisture as beneficial for upcoming seeding. forecaster Beadie County listed as favorable for spring crops, with more snow and colder temps expected tonight and Thursday.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Mrs S Webster Bobby Birzhoy and Mrs Mary Remington in a hospital context with unclear actions. The readable items suggest personnel changes or dismissals but lack full details or dates.
A church presents the sacred cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ with a choir and soloists. Sopranos include Grace Kaus and Miss Lois Gitehei. tenors and other performers listed among local singers will accompany the performance. The program aims to offer a moving musical experience to the Huron audience.
Reports available at Chamber of Commerce office include copies of annual reports. Hospital admissions list multiple individuals by name and location, with several patients noted to be admitted or recovering and a closing line mentioning Walker’s Sowers aid for speedy recovery.
Weather note lists today and year ago extremes including highest and lowest temperatures, precipitation totals for the month and year, and daily sunrise time. It references normal values for the date and year to date.
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