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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1933
Page
6
Memorial Day closes markets though livestock prices and bids are reported for Ibs. and St. Paul segments. Cattle, hogs, and lambs show mixed openings and steady to lower trends. new crop lambs reclassified as lambs or yearlings, with pricing mainly in the 3.00 to 7.00 range for various classes. Data covers Sioux City and St. Paul regions with notable shifts in steer, yearling, and sheep markets.
Armour Stock Yards in Huron reports a slow steady market with cattle and hog prices mixed. Hogs 160 lbs and down bring 3.75 to 4.35, with others varying by weight. calves and sheep show modest declines or steady values amid a generally steady to lower trend. Sheep and cattle listings detail ranges for veal, cows, bulls, steers, yearlings, and lambs, noting top prices and broad weight-based brackets.
Hog receipts reached 42,000 head, the largest daily total since January, pushing prices from steady to 10 cents lower with top at 5.10. Packers held 24,000 hogs on direct billing while the run exceeded estimates by 19,000. Outside markets showed 10 to 15 cent declines. cattle steady amid slow activity. sheep and lambs mixed with choice spring lambs near steady while other grades weakened.
Chicago livestock prices show hogs steady to down 10, with 190-300 lb hogs topping around 5.10 and 140-180 lb hogs near 4.60. Cattle and calves mixed with better fed steers and yearlings steady to slightly lower, light demand for lower grades, Sioux Falls and Minneapolis markets mirror softer tone across hogs and cattle with wholesale price ranges noted for barley, oats, and grains.
The New York performance at Alyir theatre drew an enthusiastic crowd despite critics. Otis Skinner as Tom and Fay Hainter as Topsy led the cast of the Players' club production, delivering earnest, serious renditions that moved many in attendance.
The Huron Municipal Band directed by Hans Christensen with J. W. Campbell presents a May afternoon program featuring Madder Overture Panorama Barnhouse Torquate Tasso Dunizeeth Characteristic The Village Band Farewell to Arts Wedding of the Painted Doll Brown Overture To Arms Clement March Kangaroo Court Kruger pieces.
William C Welter announced the Welter Funeral Home will open Wednesday in the Tams Building, replacing the Wikert Funeral home. He has years of service with Kinyon Funeral Home and plans a formal opening week.
Freddie Frame of Los Angeles won the 100-mile speed race in Indianapolis after a radiator problem forced Wild Bill Cummings of Indianapolis to pit twice, three minutes behind the leader once the first 73 miles were completed.
Butter moved into storage at about the normal summer rate last week per the mercantile exchange. Inward butter totals reached 1180 964 pounds, down from 3837 086 previously and 6 026 988 a year earlier. Egg storage fell, with 546 528 cases stored last week versus 674 868 prior and 347 674 a year ago, while last year’s total was cut by a San Diego warehouse fire destroying about 16 000 casts of tugs.
Eight armed convicts seized Warden Kirk Prather during a Memorial Day baseball game inside the Kansas State penitentiary in Lansing. Warden Prather was pinned from behind as guard John Stewart was shot in the right arm while attempting to intervene. Convicts fled in a getaway car after the escape.
Gandhi remained weak and exhausted after finishing a three week fast against untouchability in Poona India. He was able to take fruit juice honey and water and eat grapes as his doctors said he was still in critical condition.
Cotner College Nebraska announces temporary suspension of its pensioned educational program due to mounting deficit and decreasing income. The 1889 founded Cotner College has long been supported by the Nebraska Christian Missionary Society and regional Christian church groups across Nebraska and neighboring states.
The White House rejected reports that President Roosevelt sought partial payment of war debts. Officials insist he is negotiating with European debtors individually and continues to demand full June instalments. Stephen E. Early called treaty-based adjustments or partial principal relief pure speculation and unlikely.
Washington reports the joint congressional inquiry into the Akron airship disaster examined radio equipment and operators. Jeroma Hunsaker of the Goodyear Zeppelin corp said signals from Arlington naval radio were missed about four hours before the crash. He urged overhaul of radio personnel and gear and suggested developing methods to diagnose storm conditions and locate static interference. Pirates Win Pirates Pittsburgh fragment ends.
Local weather notes show unusually early bee activity and a string of record low and high values. The report lists precipitation totals for the month and year to date, alongside sunrise times and a forecast update from the Westher station.
Weather data for South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota noting fair conditions with increasing cloudiness. Tonight and Wednesday show warmer readings, with possible showers in extreme west South Dakota and west portions of Minnesota and Iowa.
Road conditions and temperatures reported for Sioux Falls Rapid City Aberdeen Yankton Watertown Huron. Sioux Falls 60 high 66 low 47 with trace precipitation and roads good. Rapid City 55 high 71 low 46 no precip and roads good. Aberdeen 60 high 12 low 49 precip none roads good. Yankton 96 high 7h low 5% no precip roads good. Watertown 55 high 66 low 47 precip trace roads good. Huron 53 high 68 low 48 no precip roads good.
Yankton College initiated nine athletes into the clubs and athletic monogram on May 28 at the campus. The group includes James Kendall Interior Robert Sullivan Chicago Leonard Hanson Creshard Victor Sinclair Gregory Joe Jurick Chicago Clifford Binder Yankton Leon Rustad Mission Hill James Barber Tyndall and Earl Smith Newell. Sullivan earned a letter in basketball. eight earned track letters. The college, led by coach C L Youngworth, secured its fourth straight conference championship this year.
London May 20 The way is open for Russia to resume trade with Britain Foreign Secretary Simon said in the House of Commons Reply to questions on two way embargoes following the Moscow regent trial of six British electrical engineers he said the opportunity for negotiations is still open Parliament took this as implying terms must be revoked or the British embargo on Russian goods will continue Russia responded with a retaliatory embargo on British goods
London May 11 Chancellor Neville Chamberlain refused to disclose Britain's war debt policy to the House of Commons. He parried questions on a $75,950,000 payment due the United States on June 15 and said he had never heard of leaving the issue to a free vote in the Commons.
Eleven entries listed at Belmont Park New York on May 30 for a feature race. Bets and stakes noted include Rosenberg's Kersy Kidh winner of last Belmont Part Unity, with shares and payouts referenced. The draft mentions Repaid and The Dardy-dito in discusses of futures and promises.
Paul Bernard, arrested near Belle Fourche after a long search, bound over to circuit court on four counts linked to the Whitewood Burling company robbery. Testimony ties Bernard to planning, receiving loot, and cashing travelers checks while others were captured in Montana and Belle Fourche.
County commissioners debated operating costs and a capital structure item at an extra meeting. Green urged strike of about $6,000 in operating costs and questioned a $41,000 “going business” value while McArthur defended items as legitimate and court upheld. Sauer doubted inclusion in capital structure. McArthur argued earnings would remain fair.
Plaintiffs petition the high court to block expansion of deans and facilities by the board of regents arguing state laws constrain creation of departments and libraries unless necessary for schools. They claim public funds will be misused and note Attorney General War refused action, citing customary process for state defense.
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