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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
11
Prices for sheep fell 2 to 35 cents per pound with lambs and ewes uneven. calves and hogs mostly steady as receipts totaled about 1,500. Lists from Huron and St Paul show varied steers, heifers, cows, and veal with mixed market tones and slow trade.
Wheat futures advanced mildly as liquidating pressure eased in Chicago and Minneapolis with December wheat closing higher. Hog and cattle markets showed limited activity, with holders seeking higher prices while major packers resisted concessions amid a steady to slightly firmer tone in beef and lamb demand.
Mitchell Nov 3 butterfat prices and assorted produce quotes from Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Chicago, New York, and Minneapolis markets. Hides, wool, tallow, eggs, butter, and poultry show varied prices with regional deliveries and freight terms noted across markets. Local exchange lists specific No 1 cured hides and long list of farm products with multiple city figures.
Slaughter cattle and yearlings offered with bids weak to lower. fat cattle and stockers mostly steady with some declines. Hog market steady to slightly lower. sows and heavier hogs mixed. Sheep activity light as markets in Sioux City Sioux Falls and Chicago show subdued demand and price shifts.
New York market turned dull after an early surge with many issues marginally higher for the session while leadership names sagged. United Aircraft and U S Steel fell about one to two points, Union Pacific and Steel preferred slipped, and Safeway Stores declined as roughly 1 million shares traded in volatile late action.
The article profiles Notre Dame back Mink, nicknamed Mini, a Utah native from Tooele. It details his rough path through injuries, position shifts, and speed for 185 pounds, plus his love for the mountains and desire to return west after graduation. It notes his skill at receiving passes and his earlier play as a halfback in high school.
Gandhi urged Nilz Cram Cook, an American follower of Hinduism, not to join his upcoming fast unto death slated for January. He invited her to Poona prison to discuss the matter in person while she denied she sought entry into Mysore temple.
Pierre November 10 The Hughes county circuit court grand jury, impaneled yesterday, continued its deliberations today. State's Attorney G Hobinson said no indication of matters considered or report timing, noting so far only county affairs would be brought before the group.
A stock market close roundup lists numerous company names with varied percent changes and values, including Chrysler, Eastman, Gen Motors, Kroger, IBM, RCA, Union Carbide, Woolworth, and Westinghouse, among others. The report shows gains and losses across sectors, with percentages ranging from single digits to double digits and notes on industrial leaders and consumer brands.
Berlin reports in the official daily organ of the Christian trade unions that President von Hindenburg seriously considered resigning due to deadlock among rightist parties over the chancellorship. The piece says monarchists would welcome a resignation to enable a regency, with a disputed line of succession among Hohenzollern family members and kin.
New York November 30. The Hofstadter committee heard that February 23 last 835 city owned passenger cars excluding police and fire department vehicles cost the city 1 052 256 02 to purchase. John C Walsh testified that the annual chauffeur and garaging cost for the fleet was 1 072 158 6 5. No witnesses addressed gasoline oil tires or repairs.
Washington officials order police withdrawal to allow handling of demonstrators en route to the capital. District of Columbia commissioners cancel all leave to prepare for the arrival of marching groups. They aim to manage the crowds without federal assistance.
Postmaster A B Blake urges customers to send international parcels soon for Christmas delivery. Schedule: December 9 for Norway Sweden and Greece. December 11 for Italy. December 15 for Belgium Denmark England France Germany Ireland and Scotland. Mail from Huron to seaboard takes 2 to 3 days. package timing should precede letters due to customs.
Lampe dam reconstruction by Lampe Market company with help from Hiro Imauk Walton league and the William Reaves post of the American Legion aims to improve water flow in the James River basin within city limits. The four foot high structure, located a mile south of Cemetery road bridge, will fill with heavy clay and reinforced rocks to withstand floods. Legionnaires and Waltonians are donating labor as crews rush to complete the project amid favorable weather.
Monsignor D L C Fitzgerald died Sunday and his funeral was held at St Josephs Cathedral in Sioux Falls with city officials ministers and parishioners in attendance. Bishop Mahoney presided and delivered the eulogy as a large funeral procession wound through the city.
Mr and Mrs James Worrall of 652 Utah avenue southeast are recovering from injuries after their car skidded on a black ice highway near Henwood while returning from Foreston Minnesota where they spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Worralls sister. Mrs Worrall suffered a dislocation of a vertebrae several ligaments torn and a finger sprained while Mr Worrall sustained bruises and shock. The car sustained minor damage with two doors and a fender broken but they returned home by car.
Announcement by Rev. Wallace Bristor says weekday services of holy communion will be on Thursdays at 8 30 a m The winter altar will be in the parish house and in warm months at the cemetery altar The services begin tomorrow morning at 3 30.
Pierre November report shows George O Neill Letelier spent 360.00 in his successful campaign for state auditor. Expenditures include about 75 for advertisements 9 for office supplies and tarps, with most funds for travel expenses and other incurred costs. He contributed 356 to a campaign committee continuation.
Chicago car drivers strike shuts livery service as chauffeurs union pushes for a new wage agreement. The old contract remains in effect until April 30.
The Huron Elks lodge honors members who died since the lodge was chartered about 33 years ago. Chas H J Mitchell will deliver the memorial address. Prof Foster Krake of Huronn College School of Music will sing, E L Sewell will play a funeral march, and members will sing Auld Lang Syne. Program starts at 2 p m in the Elks lodge room. Names on memorial list include O McMurray E A Plates J D Milles Neil McKay George W Lawrence I M Geyer and A Rawsen.
Huron experienced a mild early summer day with temperatures reaching 62, a new all-time high for the date. The month of July set a dry record with only 0.15 inch of precipitation, far below the 1.28 inch normal, while yearly totals show 13.09 inches of rainfall year to date but remain 7.0 inches below normal for the period.
E B Adams of Hot Springs spoke at the Modern Woodmen district gathering in Huron last night, tracing the organization’s 500 year history, aims, and benefits to members and dependents. He, as head camp auditor, noted strong attendance from local camps, while a 20 year pin ceremony honored members with over two decades of loyalty. A social hour followed with refreshments.
In hospital notes, patients admitted include Mra Fred Mistlestads Hurom and Bimedical. Dismissed include Olle Walraven Huron Rog er Oviatt Hiren Olaf Erickson Muron Mire BR J Hunter and baby. TS GIVE: TALKS v. B Franklin with recruiting offices arranging radio talks on KGDY every Thursday evening at SAS clock. The talks cover navy themes, starting with The Making of a Man-Wars.
Cat named Gray or Weste disappeared after Monday. Call 2905 Howard, 1113 Obio at the contact line. Local notices request information to locate the pet and reunite with owners.
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