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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
11
Wheat and barley futures showed mixed moves with May prices fluctuating after a prior slump. Cash grain offerings were limited with firm demand for quality milling grades, while durum and hard red varieties remained in firm or rising ranges. The Minneapolis market reported mixed carlot ranges and cash closes, with cattle and hogs showing active trading patterns in Chicago and Sioux City exchanges.
Market notes show hog receipts to mean today down 1500 with unclear public quotations. References to Aaron Grain Market No 1 derk northern wheat and various durum and white corn grades appear alongside market quotation notes and editor's caveats about data sourcing.
The market notes direct shipper price at station level with a price of 48 45 shown as a direct shipper reference. No additional details or context provided in the fragment.
The credit crisis paused its peak as stocks rallied after a 15 percent renewal rate for money. Banking acceptances fell 1/2 of a percent, curbing pressure. Oil shares rose, Standard Oil firms moved higher, and internals showed mixed gains with totals around 3.5 million shares.
Mrs Keating, 38, of three miles north of De Smet, died after two weeks of treatment at a hospital. She had a long illness with a convulsion pattern noted. improvement was reported in recent days. She was a member of the Methodist church and Rebekah lodge. body taken to Kinyon undertaking parlors. funeral arrangements pending.
Bandits struck Bonilla area shops near Hue Ron last night targeting Bill Meyers restaurant and McKichan general store. Robberies yielded small cash, food, cigars, matches, sardines, cheese, overalls, and a sweater. Deputy Sheriff Larsen plans further investigation into both incidents.
Des Moines March 27 Officers and directors announced the organization of the Western States Fire Insurance Company by Jay A Ring president of Western Grain Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance. The new stock company will have 200000 paid up capital and 200000 surplus and operate separately from Western Grain Dealers Mutual Fires though sharing officers directors and agents. It plans to enter Iowa Wisconsin South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Minnesota and Missouri in its first year.
A large assembly of Hu ron and nearby Masons gathered at the Masonic temple at 1 pm as Grand Lodge officials led a session of instruction. Co B Warne of Redfield and Dr. Robert Hart of Groton with George O Goodman of Sioux Falls, assistant grand secretary, planned the school and inspection of the Huron lodge where the Master Mason degree will be conferred on a DeSmet candidate tonight.
Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado stock growers denounce a 335 cent freight rate hike on east bound livestock shipped from the Mississippi. Witnesses before Interstate Commerce Commission examiner John D. McGrath warn the higher charge causes damage, with hog raisers in multiple states expected to suffer substantial harm.
Bandits robbed the East Site State Bank in Ardeana’s capital Indianapolis on a March afternoon. About seven thousand dollars in cash was taken and Miss Dorothy Edwards, 25, was held captive in the bank car for a short time as a shield against possible gunfire.
Private Elmer S Black of Montezuma Colorado was wounded in a clash between American troops and Nicaraguans near Jocoto in Nuevo Segovia. He died hours later while being evacuated. Next of kin listed as Isabel D Black of Montesema Aosta Italy.
Seventeen boys received awards at the March session of the Hoy Scout honor court. Lloyd Sherman Milo Youel and four others advanced in ranks with Star and Second Class distinctions. multiple merit badges were earned by scouts from Troops 4 2 6 28. Dr H A Hartwich and others comprised the court. next meeting set for April 30.
Hold Harte Funeral Aberdeen March 27 reports Father M J Harte of Bristol parish died Monday after a two year illness. He led Bristol parish for nine years after serving at Mitchell and Bridgewater locations. He was 69. Funeral services were held today.
Mable O'Connor pleaded guilty before Judge Bakewell to a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor and was fined 3. She was arrested by H M Helgeland and E J Heaton, Sanborn county deputy sheriffs, and waived preliminary examinations.
Funeral services were held here at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Mrs. G. E. Davis a longtime resident. She died yesterday afternoon after an illness of two years. She was 46 and lived here most of her life. She is survived by her husband a daughter and four brothers.
The article notes rising gorges threatening lowlands with 386 to 48 hours for effect at Pierre if the Bismarck jam persists. Three army bombing planes were ordered to Mandan to assist bombings and break ice gorges, departing Bollingfield for Wright field then Chicago and Minneapolis on the way to Fort Lincoln North Dakota.
A damaged OCR fragment references the James River stage, practical setbacks, and lowland conditions affecting governance and siting. It mentions yesterday’s drop and pending actions, with unclear terms like aupa and teet. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
In Quincy Illinois on March 27 a levee breach amid high Mississippi river levels sent floodwater into the Indian Grave district. Officials report 19.8 feet stage last night, six tenths below the recent peak, as pumps handle seepage at Lina Lake South Quincy Mark Fabius and Gregory. The threat lingers as dikes are strengthened and leaks controlled.
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