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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
11
Market receipts show cattle prices slow with declines this week, hogs strong and top at 3.74, lambs mixed. Armour Stockyards and Sioux Falls report varied quotes across cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with feeding and packer demand influencing prices.
Minneapolis and Duluth wheat markets show futures slipping amid broad crop price declines. December and May contracts retreat to near December lows as cash wheat holds steadier, durum in demand, and other grains drift with muted buying interest across the region.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions numbers and dates like 4916 and May 143, suggesting a timetable or cargo listing. No identifiable people, organizations, or concrete events are clear from the preserved readable fragments.
Markets report price ranges for Huron poultry and eggs supplied by Swift & Co Buck Brothers and others, with Leghorn hens and heavy breed springs listed. Also details on hides wool and flour and potato markets from Minneapolis Chicago New York and Sioux City. prices include eggs per case and butterfat values and assorted poultry types.
New York stocks steadied after a sharp setback with limited gains in late dealings. Wheat-linked declines faded as many issues recovered. American Telephone and U S Steel fell modestly early but closed near steady. Transfers reached around 2.0 million shares.
John P. Walsh, president of the Huron Trask Walton league, spoke to Huron College students about Dara It week, a program with the American Legion to conserve South Dakota water. He cited the Ravine Park dam as a model for creating a lake for public enjoyment and urged more dams to curb water waste.
The Episcopal clergy of the South Dakota diocese concluded their annual meeting after two final sessions this afternoon. Very Rev. Stephen E. B. McKinley of Trinity cathedral Omaha led discussions and departed for Watertown, then Omaha. Bishop W. Blair Roberts of Sioux Falls led the conference, calling it one of the most successful meetings with hoped for benefit from the discussions. Clergy members will depart for home tonight.
Arguments over a writ of prohibition to bar Beadle county commissioners and Auditor T Young from putting the county agent question to a fall election were heard today by Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher in Miller. State's Attorney Temmey argued the court lacks power for prohibition use while an injunction could suffice. Chamberlain urged immediate action due to ballots being prepared for next month, noting the office was created by the commission.
Kiwanis luncheon featured a new string quartet with John S. Wharton first violin Helen Bandy second violin Prof Foofar Krake viola and Ralph Myers cello. They played Haydn Mendelssohn and MacDowell selections arranged by Wharton RB Nordness reported on Yankton Kiwanis district meetings. Later in Chicago three men robbed Avondale Building and Loan offices of 2001.
A dense ledger of equities and firms with percentages and codes including Amoco and AT&T style listings, major manufacturers such as General Motors, Ford and Packard, utilities like American Tobacco and National Biscuit, rail names like Union Pacific, banks and media firms, and a long array of stock tickers with varied values, suggesting a broad market snapshot. The entry reads like a clipped financial page with many abbreviations and partial names, reflecting a historical pricing board.
Huron men launch a campaign for 1800 dollars toward Central South Dakota Boy Scout council funds for the new fiscal year, with 26 troops totaling about 600 boys and a large volunteer leadership corps. Campaign team leaders include C J Kiel Dr C K Walker and Glenn Martin, meeting at 8 31 Monday in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to begin pledges and instructions.
A crew of about 128 men replaces the prior three days workers at the Ravine park dam project. The new crew will work three days, with the original group slated to return next Monday. State relief manager Roy L. Emry told county commissioners that current funds cover only one more week,Pending a decision on the South Dekota relief committee’s request for extra advance from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Rapid City will receive an addition to its federal building under the Garner Wagner bill. Postoffice officials announced the project several months ago but details remain unavailable. Initial estimates suggested about 75000 dollars would be allocated for the work.
The first state witness testified in the W. F. Maitland bank trial in Selby on embezzlement and excessive loans. Prosecution alleges about $1,000 embezzled and nearly $49,000 in improper loans to stockholders. The bank closed December 12. Snowfall blankets East Elkins as WV festival events are postponed.
Fragmented text appears to list names and places including Alfred Kirehl Troquois John Winters Huron Ford Motor Ltd and Mrs J Hintop with hospital mentions. The readable content is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or narrative to summarize clearly.
Reports detail a farmer holiday picket movement causing road blockades with cables and girders to halt trucks. About 100 participants with plans for 24 hour shifts disrupted west highways, while deputies planned action but governors pursued a hands off approach amid ongoing investigations into incitement in Canby Minnesota.
A stag party at 7 p m marks the closing of the 1922 links season at the country club guest C Irvin Krienm of Troquois amateur golf champion will attend followed by an impromptu set and trophy presentations Rev S D Disrud will receive the championship trophy others include the Huesgen cup F G Schrader Huon clinic cup Staley Colton Buick cup and Dr H L Saylor city and university champion awards note the tournament program was trimmed to allow the city championship event
Huron girls swept the sweepstake contest with Out Our Way by Adrienne Scotchbrook and Marger et Caldow. The winners, Everett Timm, Posy An Bergstrom, Geldie Skinner, Robert Timm, Donna Key, Richard Kubns, Jerald Barragar, and Carl Sevesind, all from Huron or nearby routes, will receive free tickets to the Huron theatre.
Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor deferred final arguments in the Nelson Can sede Company's suit against J De McNair until after his return from Howard next week. The suit seeks about $000 for a construction bill. McNair claims a $140 offset for a broken large plate glass due to faulty setting after completion. Work was done at Wessington. Taylor will open a regular term of court at Howard Monday. thirteen cases, including one criminal, are set for trial.
Ten late to classify ad offers tap dance lessons at Lloyd Reed Studio for eight sessions priced at $125. Lessons run Tuesday through Friday evenings near Pen ners. LOST a gold lady's Waltham wrist watch at Itellnis Court in Water Tower Park. Reward offered. Call Hurgnite.
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