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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1938
Page
2
Market notes show hog prices down 15 to 20 cents Monday at Armour Stock Yards with top at 7.20 per hundredweight and receipts unreported. Regional reports from Sioux City Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls and Chicago detail poultry eggs butter and grain quotations for varied dates and markets.
November 28 dispatches describe crowded stockyards with roughly 9,000 head entering the union yards yet trading stalled by a week-old CIO handlers strike. Most receipts moved directly to packers, while others were penned in bottlenecked yards. Hog totals reached about 5,000 with 3,500 sold directly, cattle 2,000, calves 200, and sheep 2,000. leftover hogs from Saturday lingered. In South St. Paul, cattle topped around 7.50 to 9.50 for medium to good steers, heifers 6.00 to 8.00, cows 5.00 to 6.00, and bulls 6.00 down. Calves 2,090 with venison-like prices near 8.00 to 9.00 for choice. hogs at 46 cents per pound, top 7.50 for 140–180 lb, other weights 7.10 to 7.75, with pigs 7.75–8.00. Sheep at 7.25 and up, fat lambs steady, ewes around 3.25 to 4.00.
Sioux City notes slow trading in cattle with 900 calves and 9,000 cattle. Prices show firm to lower ranges with yearlings near 11.00 and cows around 4.25 to 5.00, stockers 6.75 to 8.60, calves above 10.00. Hog bids mostly 7.15 to 7.35, sows 7.15, stags 7.25. Sheep market weak with lamb action limited and native feeder lambs around 7.00 to 7.25, ewes unsettled.
Sioux Falls market notes hogs 3,500 head with prices 7.00 to 7.35 top. sows around 7.00 to 7.25. Cattle demand strong with choice fed steers and yearlings around 10.50 to 12.00. good to choice heavies near 11.00, fair to medium at 7.50 to 9.00. cows 4.75 to 6.75. bulls 5.25 to 6.00. veal calves 4.00 to 9.00. stockers 5.00 to 9.00. native and western feeders 5.50 to 8.00.
Huron South Dakota daily market furnished by Swift and Co lists hens weighing 434 pounds and over 11 hens under 444 pounds, 8 Leghorn hens springs 4% pounds. stags OT Leghorn OT roosters 0.5 eggs No 2 Butterfat No 1 ni en 24 a Butterfat No 2.
New York markets show heavy stock activity with buying halted and a decline in some areas while bonds offer superior demand. Curb markets post lower closes as industrials rally. cotton and sugar trade lightly amid European selling. Minneapolis cash close notes wheat receipts and bid ranges with varied protein premiums and soft corn oats and rye quotes amid trading basis shifts.
Chicago trading shows December wheat contracts supported by expectations of smaller deliveries. Winnipeg estimates Canadian export purchases at 300000 bushels. Three cargoes of US hard winter wheat sold to the Far East. December wheat futures near unchanged to fractions higher. corn and oats mixed. Minneapolis report cites No 1 hard amber durum and No 2 red prices amid broad market activity.
In New York on November 28 late buying limited extreme market losses to three points or more. Industrials retreated with steels and motors leading the fall while utilities held briefly, then weakened. Rails showed resistance overall as brokers found no clear cause for last week’s decline extension. Sterling rallied on delays fixing the London gold price and dollar selling by the Beltioh exchange. Business news remained modestly reassuring with steel mill operations down about 1.2 points this week and transfers near 1,300,000.
A compact AP sourced list shows percentages next to company names such as Adams , Loews , AirReduc, MackTruck and many others. The fragment includes percentages ranging from 3% to 61% alongside corporate identifiers and regional markers.
The ailing Pope Pius took part in morning prayers in the Vatican chapel as weeklong spiritual exercises began. He rose and moved with support, receiving Cardinal Pacelli and focusing on Vatican affairs, all while maintaining a restrained presence and a liquid diet.
A dense OCR of stock symbols and company names with varied trailing punctuation, percentages, and stray characters from a New York curb market listing. Notable entries include Ford, Union Carbide, General Motors, Gulf and Western, and Wells Fargo styled firms, interspersed with percentages and odd spellings. The fragment resembles a late 20th century market page mixed with stray OCR artifacts.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars join Huron Elks for Americanization Night to be led by Municipal Judge W K R Danforth of Mitchell supported by the William Reaves American Legion post. Legionnaires meet at 7:39 with the program at Elks Hall starting 8:15 p.m.
The American Legion announces two Christmas cheer projects in the city. John Snyder leads the toy drive with a Dec. 3 toy show at Turon Theatre where one toy grants free admission. William Kutil chairs the discarded apparel drive, aided by auxiliary head Mrs. George Fleming, collecting and repairing items for distribution to needy families.
A amnesic woman, 30 to 35, believed from Sioux Falls and detained in Pierre after arriving on a bus from Huron, is in poor condition. A doctor’s note urging sanatorium observation is among her possessions. She cannot provide any personal history. She is 5 feet 10 inches, dark hair, wearing a black seal coat.
Glen M Hoagland 34 of Huron was instantly killed when his car left a highway west of Rapid City at 12 15 am Sunday. His companion Dr Luther Brown of Cleveland was injured with leg cuts and minor head wounds. Hoagland a dental supply salesman for M F Patterson Dental of Minneapolis was driving 70 to 75 mph before the curve. A brother from Omaha planned to bring the body for burial. Hoagland had one child, a six year old daughter, Margaret, with his wife in Minneapolis.
Lem Trow of Huron was fined 50 dollars and ordered to refrain from driving for one year after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Municipal Judge C N Hall. He must post a 2000 dollar bond if he resumes driving in the following two years. His plea was entered Saturday afternoon.
George Brown spoke at Muron College Chapel in Huron about the Parcel Post system’s 25th anniversary. He noted more than 100,000,000 parcels are sent yearly and explained the special rate for books. he gave packing tips for Christmas shipments, warned against inner messages, and stressed careful labeling and two tags for reliable delivery.
Marion remembers bonesetter Dr Peter D. Tieszen who died at age 60 in Marion. Born in Russia, he learned the art from his father Derk and built a large practice. His clinic in Marion drew patients from many states. three sons now run it. Surviving are his widow two daughters and eight sons.
Louis Jacobs 69 longtime Lennox banker who died after tumor surgery in Rochester Minnesota will be laid to rest in the Presbyterian Church at 1 p.m. Wednesday. He led the Exchange Bank of Lennox for 40 years and served on the state banking commission. At his death he was treasurer of the Grand Chapter of the Masonic Order. Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs C E Hartman and a son Dr Bernard Jacobs.
Preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge held. C N Half this morning, Leon North of Huron bound over to circuit court on a charge of wife and child desertion. Bond set at 500 dollars. North represented by L O Hagen with State's Attorney Harold W. Markey appearing for the State.
Beadle County Red Cross chairman M D Ritchey announced the annual county membership meeting for Tuesday evening. Red Cross field representative for South Dakota G Mills will attend. Annual business will be disposed of, including filling vacancies on the county committee. Meeting at 8 p.m. in the Huron Chamber of Commerce Pheasant Room.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from across South Dakota convene in Huron for a statewide conclave with Judge George S. Starrett of Columbia MO as main speaker. Events include initiations at 2:30 pm, degree ceremonies by five lodge teams, a 7 pm joint session, and dancing after adjournment. expected attendance nears 800.
Jackson a mechanic in charge of Mid-Con tinent Airlines repair shop in Huron left yesterday for Denver his former home where he expects to take a similar position with Continental Airlines Accompanied by Mrs Jackson and their two sons Richard and Myron they drive to Denver Jackson learned his trade in the air force of the National Guard at Denver Heitman came to Huron from Sioux City The family resides at 1144 Nevada Avenue Southwest.
A warrant for the arrest of Tom Fazendon of Huron on a third degree forgery charge was issued today. State's Attorney Harold W. Markey reported the complaint was signed by Nick Lampesis, owner of the Presto Cafe in Too Late To Classify. The notice appears in the local paper with additional notices about businesses and services inBronson.
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