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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1930
Page
8
Sioux City reports cattle and hogs trading unevenly with steadier beef yearlings and strong feeders, top cattle at 11.00, hogs around 9.00, sows 7.75 to 8.15, and sheep at 3.50 to 6.00. New York closes elections day with markets halted. cattle and calves totals around 15,000 and 2,500 respectively, with varied prices across weight classes.
Chicago and Minneapolis markets show December futures dropping to new lows near 71 7/8 cents as December and May close one cent lower. Other grains ease with varying demand. cash wheat steady to weak, durum unsettled, oats and rye fair to good demand, barley down 1 to 2 cents.
Sioux Falls and St Paul livestock reports for November 3 show hogs up to 2,000 head with steady to higher bids, cattle prices steady with primes around 10.00, calves and veal strong, stock steers and heifers mixed, cows mainly 3.50 to 6.30, bulls 4.50 to 5.00. Hog weights 190 to 210 pounds, 8.60 to 8.75 live prices, sheep bids 7.15 to 6.50 for ewes and lambs, with brisk activity reported in large lots and variable demand for feeders and stockers. Chicago figures indicate activity and higher prices for Agri-Homes direct sales on Nov 3.
Carrot grain sales range lists wheat varieties with percentages and numbers, including No 1 amber durum and No 2 de M. Prices show dark northern wheat at 17 to 16 percent ranges, mixed durum at 41, red durum 44, flax 1.31, barley 27, oats 26, with rye and other cereals. Also notes Huron grain market figures for New No 1 dark northern wheat 59 and flax at 1.31.
Markets list prices for Hueon fultry butter eggs daily by Swift Company including heavy springs 44 pounds and over 445 pounds hens 14 pounds and over live ducks 10 and up notations for geese and other poultry.
Woonsocket report says Frank Diesel of Huron will face a reckless driving charge after allegedly smashing into two cars on a highway west of Artesian. He struck Neal Chancellor, a pharmacist, then hit John Antone of Wessington Springs, injuring Antone's ankle while his wife escaped serious harm. Diesel was arrested at Artesian and brought to Woonsocket by Deputy Sheriff M. H. Helgeland. Chancellor’s car suffered front-end damage and a left wheel was knocked out of alignment. no other injuries were reported.
London dispatch says opponents of the unemployment policy in the house of commons can swiftly topple the government by voting with a conservative amendment to the address in reply to the throne speech. The division is set for Tuesday evening, signaling potential government defeat.
Share prices drifted uncertainly in today s market as traders marked time awaiting tomorrow s elections. The dull session reflected broader unease about political risk and market direction amid colorless weekend reports and widespread caution.
Admitted: George Walters Carpenter mor eurgical Mrs James Hall Huron medical Mrs Julius Johannson Wolsey medical Mrs Don King Huron medical Mrs F Mundell Huron medical Dan Costello Bancroft surgical Dismissed: Mrs E F Lemke Hitch cock E Morsiad Carthage Mrs Vi J Mc er Huron Medical notes show a hospital roster of admissions and dismissals with multiple names and towns listed.
J B Venables district agent of Farm Bureau Insurance spoke with A W Tompkins secretary of the state farm bureau federation at the state office about business matters today.
Louis Tomasha taught near Hitchcock and spent a weekend in Crandon with his parents enjoying pheasant hunting. Analysts say now is not the time to sell prime equities and recommend conservative accumulation on market reactions. September earnings were mixed with Pullman at 175 a share and Coca Cola slightly above prior year, while Montgomery Ward October sales plunged 64 percent from last year amid weak mail order demand. Monetary policy held steady with official call loans at 2 percent, though outside rates posted higher.
A dense list of closing quotations across multiple companies and industries including Amoco, Armour, Chrysler, General Electric, IBM, and Ford peers. Notable entries cover steel, oil, rail, and utilities with varied percentages and prices, ending with a note on Minneapolis stock curbs and a brief service citation.
Boethean Society wins the Pow Wow day parade grand prize at Huron college for a nursery rhyme float depicting Peter and his wife in a pumpkin shell. Elsie Titt and Leona Frank portrayed Peter and his wife, with judges noting strong work and a unique idea. Awards detailed for division and individual stunts. homecoming dinner drew 200-plus attendees.
W J Bulow won by two votes over William H McMaster in a co op straw poll conducted by Huron Co Operative service club at its luncheon. The governor race between Warren E Green and D A McCullough tied once more. Meeting shifted to discuss opening an livestock market for Huron. Members urged to raise 12500 dollars in stock from local businessmen.
A small fire reported at the John Bushfield home on Wednesday afternoon around 2 o clock started when ashes in an unprotected box ignited. The blaze was promptly put out with only smoke and water damage noted.
A Maine Democrat laments using closed bank funds to bolster weak banks while charging the state bank superintendent with intimidation. In South Dakota, A L Putnam predicts sweeping Democratic gains, while Attorney General M Q Sharpe rebuts banking reports. Governor Bulow campaigns assertively with McCullough, urging every citizen to vote tomorrow.
The Evening Huronite, with Associated Press, will report election results from more than 10 workers tallying and transmitting precinct by precinct data. Special wire services from Sioux Falls will provide rapid updates on congressional, state, and gubernatorial races as results come in from every precinct.
Kennard, director for State Farm Bureau, will speak in Lyman Township tomorrow about the tax revision program endorsed by the SD tax conference in which the Farm Bureau participates. He will also speak in Kennebec on Thursday, November 9, assisted by F. M. Fresho.
Marguerite Whisman a sophomore at Huron college suffered a broken nose during a sophomore freshman hockey game Saturday. The puck struck her in the face with force. she is from Portland Oregon and resides in this city with her grandmother at 107 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest.
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