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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1929
Page
7
Sioux City livestock report dated Oct 5 covers hog and cattle prices and weekly changes. Includes price ranges for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep, with regional notes from Sioux City St Paul Chicago Minneapolis and Sioux Falls markets. Highlights shifts in weights, directs, and top prices, naming several market centers and price trends.
Minneaplis reports mixed wheat trading with final gains for the day as May wheat closes higher on short covering. Cash and futures show strong demand for cash wheat and oats and good funding for various grades, with durum and flax values detailed across Minneapolis and Duluth markets.
Livestock market news shows Armour and Co hog receipts to noon totaling around 400 head. A note explains that the Huron yard is not a public market and daily quotations from that market are unavailable. Readers are advised to use quotations from other public markets noted elsewhere.
In Boston the Commercial Bulletin announces its fall publication plan. The notice highlights market listings and the newspaper’s upcoming printing schedule for the season.
Mewing Weal quotations tomorrow list Montana and related items with blood combing percentages between 81 and 90. Heavy springs Leghorn springs and hearty hens are mentioned alongside light hens cocks eggs. Prices subject to change without note.
In New York on October 4, a vast liquidation followed by a brisk rally hit the stock market as declines of 5 to 25 points were partially reversed. Strong banking support arrived as prices rallied, with several high priced issues slipping to new lows for the year while United States Steel and others rebounded. Total volume surpassed 5 million shares as liquidity and credit conditions fluctuated amid easy money.
A stock list from Minneapolis shows First National Bancorporation at the top with other issues like Chrysler, General Electric, and US Steel among active traders. The page tallies varied quotes across energy, transport, and consumer goods with mixed gains and losses.
Suron's annual Hoy Scout finance drive in progress aims to raise 4000. By 2 PM reports show 1985 collected though many solicitors had not filed final tallies. The piece notes a gardener bird endemic to Law Guinea.
Brookings Oct P market forecast by W F Schnidt of South Dakota State College predicts higher US wheat prices January through March. Factors include limited Canadian shipments due to Great Lakes closures, weak southern hemisphere movement, and strong European demand aided by a smaller world supply. Prices could peak early 1935 near historical highs, with premium grains and durum tight.
A brief exchange from Tit-Bits notes a man asking for money and a sharp reply. The speaker knows the man well and warns against sending him anything. The line captures a wary social dynamic and a touch of humor.
Mrs Tapp notes farmers use two men for a scarecrow. Mr Fapp retorts they cannot afford to dress a woman scarecrow.
Coast guard units sought the missing Soviet air crew and their plane Land of the Soviets after they departed Sitka Alaska at 9 42 am Pacific time for Seattle 100 miles away. Poor visibility and a possible Port Angeles stop were noted as searchers watched the outside passage near Vancouver Island.
Washington Oct 4. Senator Thomas democrat Oklahoma will move to return the tariff bill to the finance committees with instructions to collect revision to mere cases on agricultural duties. The aim is to allow individual amendments on the floor to industrial rate schedules. Rate schedules are expected next week. Republican independents favor limiting revision to farm products.
A Tit-Bits snippet captures a candid exchange about marriage. A man suggests a suitor would never marry until the right partner appears, while the woman questions how he can know who is right. The remark hints at certainty and matchmaking notions in social dialogue.
News arrives from Huron and Emporia Kansas of the death of Mrs Tra Gibson at age 32. She died last night at her parents home in Emporia after months of ill health. Survived by husband Ty Gibson of Huron, her Kansas-based parents, one sister and three brothers. Funeral and burial planned in local cemetery. Mrs Gibson was an officer in the Ladies Auxiliary to the Firemen and Engine Company.
Educators from South Dakota colleges and junior colleges gather in Huron to discuss attendance requirements certification renewal and transfer of credits. The conference opens at 10 a.m. at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with state officials including B C Giffen and department heads attending.
Twenty clergy of the Episcopal diocese convened at Grace Church Huron for Holy Communion led by Very Rev E B Woodruff. Sessions on the Hotel Marvin Hughitt mezzanine outlined an Every Member Canvass planned for November, parochial education, missionary work, and parish activities. W O Swain and Max Reyhi noted as leaders.
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