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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City reports a weekly market roundup from May with cattle and hogs in varied categories. Beef steers steadier, vealers steady, hogs mostly lower, lambs mixed, cattle and feeder prices outlined, plus Minneapolis and Huron grain data and spot prices for corn and oats.
Markets report from Turon notes furnished prices from Swift and Co. Butter and eggs are listed with figures for hens at 15 dollars for 100 pounds and Leghorn hens at 16 dollars per 100 pounds, with unspecified weights and quality references.
Central Standard time schedule listing NBC CBS and ABC network programs across many stations. Includes orchestras, dance bands, dramatic features, dramas, and variety hour blocks with host names and station call letters from New York to Chicago and beyond.
Buck Brothers furnishes Huron South Dakota market quotes for hens under and over four and a half pounds, leghorn hens, old roosters and eggs No. 1 and No. 2. Sioux Falls and Mitchell Produce reports dated May 30 and May 2 respectively with prices remaining unchanged for most items.
A poem presented to Dr. H P Carson by Maude Miner of Huron on Decoration Day recalls childhood memories. It describes flowers laid on a soldier's grave, the flag, and honoring those who served. The speaker reflects on country loyalty and the уход of loved ones who died for the Union.
In Jerusalem the Jewish National Fund forms Shomret Shabbath to compel Sabbath observance. Watchmen in caftans and fur hats blow ram’s horns from hotel roofs to close shops, while others roam streets ensuring doors remain shut. Orthodox Jews clash with this edict, attacking a Jewish football match. arrests and fines followed.
Glenna Collett of Providence will travel to Los Angeles Country Club October 13 to 18 to defend the Women's National golf championship. The event marks a key clash as Collett seeks another major title amid a crowded field and travel challenges across the continent.
CHICAGO May 3144 The American association pennant race appears temporary Louisville leading as Colonels sit atop. Louisville beat the Senators 3 to 2 then won 9 to 4 in the second game. St Paul beat Minneapolis 6 to 2 and 9 to 2 to stay 3 1/2 games back. Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 1-2 and 6-3. Indianapolis and Toledo split with scores 3-2 and 15-5.
Wolsey avenges a prior loss to Yale by defeating the club 4 to 2 yesterday. Bernston pitched well for Wolsey, allowing seven hits. Wolsey collected 12 hits off Keuhl and Maass who shared Yale pitching. Despite strong wind, both teams played solid ball. Wolsey hosts Hitchcock Sunday before traveling to Yale again Tuesday for Woodman's sport day.
Andrew Cordova of Raton New Mexico elected captain of the 1931 Huron College track squad by fellow letter winners. Cordova a sophomore earns his second monogram this year after a strong season including a state meet runner up in low hurdles and fourth in high hurdles. He previously led Raton high to prep meet high hurdle title and was a consistent point scorer for Scalpers in 1929.
The select group of sprinters to break 9.4 seconds now includes Hubert Meier, a town state sprinter who won the Big Six Conference 10 yard dash in 9.25 seconds using starting blocks. The others are George Simpson Cy Leland and Frank Wykoff. Meier’s use of blocks may cause the A A F to overlook his achievement, as was the case with Simpson.
In a five player deal the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees exchanged Waite Hoyt Mark Koenig Owen Carroll Harry Rice and George Wuestling The move aims to refresh a pennant era core with new roles while noting disappointments from Car toll and Wrestling ratings this season and the teams respective managers shifts.
Amsden Oliver, 17, from Roosevelt High Dayton Ohio, ran a 23.6 for 220 yard low hurdles to set a new national high school record at the 26th annual University of Chicago national track and field championships as finalists competed for further marks. Babe Herman began his baseball career as a pitcher.
The piece recalls world records and rivalries in track, noting Frank Wykoff’s 1 mile in 9.4 and Eddie Tolan’s 100 yards record, while predicting a showdown at Chicago’s National Collegiate meet. Percy Williams is praised for courage and sprinting feats against top rivals.
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