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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1929
Page
8
Sioux City market report details calf and steer trade, hogs and cattle futures, and price ranges across major western and midwestern hubs including Sioux Falls and St. Paul. It notes demand for yearlings, stockers, and feedlot cattle with steadier hog prices and mixed sheep outcomes, reflecting regional fluctuations October through November.
Minneapolis and Duluth report mixed wheat futures with modest gains in cash demand. No. 1 northern and amber durum prices shown. oats and rye steady. flax quiet. durum improved. range notes include several regional bids and arrivals.
Armour and Company hog receipts noted today at 1600 head. Public market quotations unavailable due to Har bonyard not a public market, and Huronitas unable to supply daily figures. Quotations will be provided from other public markets in place of direct Har bonyard quotes.
Swift and Company markets feature daily produce items including butter eggs and poultry from Huron. Prices and availability travel with market conditions and regional supply.
Market listing from Huron area shows poultry and eggs prices, ducks and geese dressed weights, and live birds. The report includes Huron Poultry and Eggs furnished by Brock Brothers with varying weights, plus Huron Dairy Market price notes and a broad stock table with numerous company quotients and index figures.
New York November 25 stock prices showed a reactionary skew as five hour sessions reopened. Many leading stocks fell 2 to 12 points morning losses but recovered as liquidity concerns eased. copper shares slid on producer reports and dwindling prices, while General Electric and Johns Manville rebounded after renewed selling. Total volume around 3.1 million shares with a steady closing.
Hyde county circuit court term opened with three criminal cases and six civil matters on the calendar. Judge F. Hughes of Ft. Pierre presiding. The report mentions travel from Callao Peru via the Panama Canal, 3363 nautical miles from New York.
Deny levy on banks contends funds unavailable in closed banks. In over 1,000 cases creditors' dividends would be less than a cent. 20,000 claims under 10 cents each with costs exceeding payouts. Intervening banks urge preservation of guaranty funds, arguing personal property and state law protections, while constitutional challenges aim to block transfer of bank guaranty assets from private to public control.
Jouett Shouse Democratic National Committee chairman accuses the press and political actors of shifting blame for Congress not passing tariffs onto President Hoover. He cites Senate leaders and the Smoot-Hawley bill as a failed outcome of political timidity during a farm relief moment.
C. E. Arnold will depart for Seattle Washington after serving six years with the Chamber of Commerce Service company. Arnold formerly held the office secretary post at the Huron Chamber of Commerce.
Merica plans to leave Tuesday for Seattle to assume leadership of the South Dakota Chamber campaign. K G Shelbourne, president of the company handling membership and advertising for the State Chamber, will accompany Mr Arnold to Seattle to initiate promotional efforts. His work will extend to Washington, Oregon and Idaho for the next few months.
Trial of forcible entry and detainer continues over possession of the Dalkin store section at Wisconsin avenue and Third street. BE Bowe argues the lease became void after transfers to Randell Knott and Dalkin store company, while the defense says Bowe accepted rent and validity persists. Judge Dick Haney may rule late today. Bowe seeks immediate possession for a new Security National Bank building.
George M Sunday son of evangelist Billy Sunday was en route from Santa Cruz to Oakland to surrender on a grand theft charge over a rented car not returned on time. Los Angeles police sought him and Mrs Marque La Salle of Hollywood for adultery warrants sworn by Mrs Sunday. Sunday was arrested in Santa Cruz on Oakland’s request and freed on $500 bond pending surrender. A woman with him was believed to be Mrs La Salle. Sunday admitted living in seclusion near Ben Lomond. He initially gave the alias G E Castleman before confirming his identity.
The annual Thanksgiving service of Huron churches will be held at 10389 o'clock at the Episcopal church. Rev. Alfred Trenerry of the Baptist church will preach, music by the Episcopal church choir, and ministers from the city’s ministerial fellowship will preside in turns across the churches.
The A Cap pella choir directed by Hardin A. Van Deusen may tour briefly. Students can sponsor visits to their hometowns by covering transport and one meal for 30 members plus a $10 choir fee. Interested parties should contact Van Deusen to arrange details. The choir has recently performed in churches in Huron including Presbyterian Baptist Catholic and Methodist.
Mrs Warren Sohryon of 232 Tenth Street southeast was admitted to Sprague hospital today for an operation. Other surgical patients include Theodore Swanzen of Huron Eu Polina of Metcham Anne Simmons of Willow Lake and Elmer Larson of De Smet.
Rapid City November 25. R V Hupkins of Lead was unanimously elected president of the South Dakota Education Association at the general council session. Officers named include H B Melcher vice president elect Jessia M Pangborn recording secretary C L Estelson executive secretary and W T Warly treasurer. The convention planned for 1929 will be held in Aberdeen Pierre Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell and Aberdeen.
Work started today to raise 1200 dollars to improve and maintain the Christmas lighting system in Huron. Georges Sherman of the Huron Chamber of Commerce says fundraising will continue Tuesday and Wednesday to meet a Wednesday night deadline for installation. The season features a twinkling star and wreaths on festoon lights and trees along downtown streets.
Red Cross campaign in Huron closed with a grand total of about $1,100 raised, surpassing the $909 Beadle county quota. New supporters include Thompson Hutton Motor Co Kingdon Motor Co General Auto Electric Co Huron and Bijou theatres and Texas Oil Co. Chairman John Laver hailed the effort saying the drive went over the top. Membership cards continue to arrive as Beadle county completes its fundraising.
The American Lutheran church at Fourth and Iowa Southeast marked its sixth anniversary with three services. Rev N Boo spoke at the morning festival sermon, Miss Ida Ivergan sang, and an offering of 1120 was taken, the largest in church history. Vesper music featured the A Cappella choir under Hardin Van Wesesen, with Miss Iverson directing a third and fourth grade chorus.
Beadle County road crews and maintenance workers will be guests at a Good Roads dinner and smoker in Beadle County. Dan Urquhary says about 20 invitations were sent to road maintenance staff for the November 24 event at Mote Marvin Huplatt. State highway commission members, county officials, and R. W. Clarke will attend. J Maughs Brown will speak on winter highway maintenance. The chamber will be represented by good roads division members and directors.
Seattle and the northwest absorb the first real rain since September. The downpour began late last night and brings hope for relief of the water power crisis. Tacoma officials request docking of the Lexington to use turbines for city power. decision expected from Washington, D. C.
Roy L. Emry secretary of the South Jakota Chamber of Commerce departs for a two day trip this afternoon to Aurora Min or and Brule counties. He will meet local business leaders and plan the state chamber’s Advertise South Dakota campaign. A luncheon with the Woward Lions and a local rk luncheon are noted.
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