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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
2
New York market news shows all U S commodity and financial exchanges closed for Thanksgiving with cattle prices strong and mixed grain bids. hogs firmer and sheep active though fewer bids. Trading halted for the holiday, with producers noting tight supplies and steady to higher values across cattle and lamb markets.
Armour Stock Yards Eburon notes hog prices climbing with top at 9.20 as cattle and calves hold steady. Sheep prospects improve with a sale target near 15 to 30 cents, while various weights of hogs, steers, yearlings, and calves show mixed but generally firm bids and quoted ranges across the market.
Chicago market reports show higher hog prices amid holiday closures and stalled shipping. Top hogs hit 84.15 with some sales slightly above. cattle and lamb prices mixed, with best steers near record November levels and lamb bids weak to strong depending on grade.
Sioux Falls and Sioux City market notes show prices for poultry eggs and butter, with details on hens leghorn springs ducks and geese, plus butterfat and cheese quotations. Numerous origin city markets report current receipts, underweights, No. 1 cured hides, tallow, and wool margins alongside futures and storage standards.
New York November 2 reports dressed poultry steady to firm with freshness grades retaining values. Fresh categories show southwest and northwest areas steady. nearoy and other fresh grades unchanged. Frozen ducks and other frozen grades also hold. market appears stable overall with minor regional variations.
Minneapolis November wheat futures slid to two lower levels amid mixed buying. December dipped cents, May steadied, and July edged up Margins held steady as cash grain trade showed fair to good demand with winter wheat quiet and oats steady to higher.
A Dakotan Thanksgiving message lauds citizenry’s unfaltering optimism and fortitude amid drought and dust. Dr Johnson cites Faulk county farmers and Tabor church youth as culture’s strength, praising self made beauty and the indomitable spirit that feeds hope for better crops and shared prosperity.
Fort Madison prison guards prepared the last supper for Reginald Tracy, condemned for planning the murder of his wife. Iowa Supreme Court denied clemency. execution to follow at dawn. Ber g and Fear, co defendants, face varying sentences amid confessions and disputed roles.
City commissioners heard petitions on a 54 block paving program with protests still active. Proposals are paused awaiting PWA federal approval and final action from Washington. The project, estimated at about 990000, would include owner contributions of 49500 and a government grant of 40500.
Toronto mother Arth ure Hollis Timlock declares 13 children in total with nine living and registered as potential heirs in Charles Millar's Stork Derby. She says October 1925 births to October 1926 births qualify and aims to fund her children's education and welfare through the half million prize.
Edward Oftel 33 of Cambridge died after a crash while being transported to hospital. An ambulance collided with another car as the transfer began. Oftel, injured at the scene, died hours later. Kendall Bunker 22, the ambulance driver, and Dr Douglas Johnson of Cambridge were hospitalized in serious condition.
Beadle County taxpayers association plans a Monday evening meeting at the courthouse assembly room Dan Urquhart chairman urges all taxpayers to attend emphasizing township representation A M Hiskell president of the state association will speak and discuss tax issues with prominent speakers from the group
Nov. 28 report notes a Massachusett s episode cited by investigators as they reexamine the Lindbergh kidnapping. A Boston lawyer’s daughter in law says a letter mentioning the Lindbergh baby was a joke, not a real lead, amid renewed interest in the wooden matching theory and the infamous ladder evidence. The case, ongoing since 1932, continues to draw scrutiny of old leads and new speculation.
News dispatch reports Lincoln Ellsworth missing after last contact five days ago with pilot Hollkaenson. Dunedin heard wireless from Ellsworth base ship Wyatt Earp, not Blisworth Home, as rescue plan moves toward Anareth fields.
In Raleigh on May 28 two prisoners wait as the fate of the condemned nears a decision. The state has shifted from electric chair to a gas chamber for capital offenders, with court rulings pending on its applicability to those convicted before or after July 1. Jake Johnson awaiting execution December 11 faces possible gas chamber or electric chair depending on the ruling. Ed Hester’s case involves a prior killing, shaping the court’s interpretation of the new law.
Four crew members died when the Soviet motorship Charlata capsized in the Barents Sea. A lifeboat with six survivors was picked up by the Soviet steamer Severl amin and another vessel containing U.S. persons. One occupant died from exposure along the Murmansk coast.
A lengthy testimony recounts how Sullivan allegedly diverted funds for the Drake Estate. Witnesses including Chadd and Bang discuss investors, air of secrecy, and a Chicago meeting that linked to a broader syndicate. The proceedings probe charges against multiple defendants and the fate of Mr Drake’s assets.
Isharie' Hofer, 1, of Mura, pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny in circuit court. Judge Alva BE Taylor set January term opening and Hofer admitted stealing 50 bushels of corn from Paul Gross near Hitchcock. Hofer released on a $500 bond.
Weather report notes unsettled tonight and Friday with not so cold conditions. Regional outlooks cover SOUTH DAKOTA IOWA and MINNESOTA with cloudy to partly cloudy trends and milder afternoon temperatures.
Weather notes indicate cloudy conditions with a 68 degree forecast and precipitation possible. A separate line mentions a 10 percent drop in trade union membership in America and an 83 percent drop in Germany and France, reflecting sectoral economic shifts.
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