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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1939

Page

2

Market News Swine Prices Rise As Butchers Steady

Market report from Armour Stock Yards notes butchers steady while sows rise five cents, receipts about 450. Other livestock markets show steady cattle and sheep. Columbus Day observance closes major exchanges though Chicago stockyard trades continue. Hog top at 7.25, cattle and lambs mixed, Sioux City and Sioux Falls listings show varied prices across beef, veal, and sows.

Armour Stock Yards Huron New York United States New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Grain Futures Chicago Sioux Falls Sioux City D. Aj Earlieer St. Paul M. N. Sj

Produce Markets Huron Market September 21 1939 Prices

Prices reported by telephone to the Evening Huronite list various poultry and dairy items. Prices include heavy hens and leghorn categories, heavy breed springs, old roosters, eggs Nos 1 and 2, and butterfat Nos 1 and 2 for Fairmont Creamery and Swift and Company.

Huron Fairmont Creamery Leghorn Leghorn Springs Ewift and Company Qld

Baltic and Sioux City Produce News Collide in LateEarth Reports

In Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets on October 12, prices for poultry eggs butter and dairy products are listed. Hens over 10 pounds and various Leghorn and springs categories show varied rates. butterfat prices range from 25 to 29 cents. eggs trade at 4.50 to 5.10 per case. Farmland notices include Baltic region diplomatic notes and Finland’s Kremlin talks affecting Baltic states. The report notes Finland seeks American support while negotiations with Soviet Russia unfold, and Baltic pact implications for regional power balances.

Sioux City Vyachesis Steinhard Finland Moscow Juho_ Kusti Paasikivi Kreml Russia Hehhest Kremlin Estonia Latvia Lithuania Baltic Julio Kusti Pissikivi Vyacheslase Molotoff Pagsiklvi Duho Kusti Pagsikivi Ie Ti Bourg Britain France Adolf Hitler Germany Europe Bri Foreign Office Sioux Falla SIOUX_FALLS

Santa Claus To Pay Visit Here In 1939 Parade

Santa Claus will visit Huron on December 4 with a large entourage including clowns redder Eskimo dogs and ponies. A royal welcome features a giant parade and afternoon spectacle. Santa will stay after the parade to meet children in his log cabin.

Huron Santa Caus Santa Claus North Pole

Funeral Friday for W. C. Botkin in Sioux City

Funeral services for W. C. Botkin, secretary of the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association and a member of Huron Masonic and IOOD Lodges, will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at Welter Chapel in Sioux City. Burial follows at Artesian Cemetery with grave Masonic rites. The body lies in state tonight from 7 to 9 at Welser Chapel.

W. C. Botkin Sioux City Welter Chapel Eubert Ketelle Artesian Cemetery Welser Chanel J . Botkin The South Dakota Retail Merchants Association Huron Masonic Fj Dodges

Mrs Frank Hyde Dies Last Night

Mrs Frank Hyde, 63, died after an extended illness at her home 1404 Dakota Avenue North. Survived by husband, two brothers, two sisters, and a half brother. Funeral at Kinyon Chapel Friday at 2 30 with Rev Alfred Trenerry officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Brother R W Brady was present at death and will attend funeral.

Frank Hyde Aqme Dakota Avenue North R. W. Brady Lisbon D. K. Brady Scotch Grave Adelbert Bing Castle Grove Mise Liltyi Brady Seatch Grove Charles R. Spott Monticell Oo Kinyon Chapa Alfred Trenerry The Baptist Church Riverside Cemetery

Drizzle and cool spell mark day’s weather

A Wednesday afternoon drizzle yielded 0.03 inch of precipitation as skies cleared briefly. Temperatures fell to the low forties, then down to 35 overnight. The state weather bureau forecast mostly cloudy conditions Friday with partial clearing and cooler temperatures.

Mercury State Weather Bureau

V F W To Launch Fall And Winter Meetings Tonight

V F W Post No 1776 Forrest McMullen opens bi monthly meetings tonight at 8 in the Veterans hall with Commander O J Cronk urging all members to attend. Adjutant Paul C Underwood says winter plans will be discussed and lunch will be served after the business session.

Forrest McMullen Veterans of Foreign Wars Paul C. Underwood Veterans Hall Underwood O. J. Cronk

Youel Outlines Scout Activities in 1939 Campaign

Dr G A Youel president of Central South Dakota council notes 101000 boy hours in citizenship training and character building in 1939. About 270 attended summer camp for a week or more. Seventy leaders trained in Scout leaders course. Over 400 boys earned advancement and thousands of hours of civic service. Finance drive aims to support a bigger program next year with nearly 1300 boys participating in activities.

G. A. Youel Central South Dakota Council Yone

French Front Fortifies Against Possible Northeastern Offensive

French defenders along the northeastern frontier brace for a large scale German offensive after observing bold attacks and heavy artillery and air force activity. German troops, experienced reservists, are reported to be retreating slowly before French advances along the Morelie and Rhine front.

Morelie Rhine

LaFollette Warns Against War Embargo Repeal

Senator LaFollette argued that repealing the arms embargo would cripple U S defense by forcing domestic industry to produce foreign types of weapons. He urged focusing on Latin America to boost living standards and exports rather than courting a new European war. He warned of a renewed war boom masking domestic economic failures.

United States LaFollette Rea Sons Steatens Fox Europe Latin America

Dutch Seaman Recalls Bremen Voyage to Murmansk

Amsterdam October report recounts Dutch seaman EL Post aboard the German Bremen telling Het Parool the vessel flew the Soviet flag to reach Murmansk after a secret voyage from New York. Capt. Adolf Ahrens allegedly planned to burn the ship rather than surrender it, while crew masked their destination and sailed under gray paint amid heavy mist to evade British forces.

Amsterdam Ener Bremen Murmansk EL Post Bremen New York Het. Verk Adolf Ahrens Ihe Atlantic Post North German-Lloyd Line Adrenal Bremes United States Germany Poland Macy Murmignsk Arctic Circle

London War Speech Defends Peace and Negotiation

London reports quote Prime Minister Chamberlain urging perseverance and a real peace beyond victory. He cites German government as obstacle and argues future peace must be negotiated with all nations, warning war was not pursued vindictively but to defend freedom. Attlee criticizes Hitler as unreliable. Lords echo government stance.

Germany Itio Europe Empire Great Britain Dominions India British Empire France Clement R. Attlee Labor Oppoosition Hitler Lord Stanhope Sourh GL Chamberlain

Heien Gardner To Arrive In New York Saturday

Mrs A K Gardner leaves Huron for New York City to meet her daughter Miss Heien Gardner aboard the SS Rex. The younger Gardener has lived in Berlin nine years and sailed from Genoa on October 8 aboard the Italian liner Rex.

Heien Gardner New York A. K. Gardner Huron New York City Miss Heien Gardner Rex Miss Gardner Berlin Germany Genoa Italy

British Capture German Steamer Cap Norte in South Atlantic

The British navy reportedly seized the 13,665 ton German steamer Cap Norte, a trade ship between Germany and South America, after it sailed to Pernambuco. Churchill noted Britain's shipping gains against losses in a House of Commons session, with Cap Norte believed to carry foodstuffs and petroleum.

London British Press Association Germany South America Permambuco Winston Churchill Admiralty House of Commons Churchill Great Britain Britain South Atlantic Press Association Oval Buenos Aires Clement

Shirley Cranston Wins Sweepstakes at Huron Theatre

Shirley Cranston won a weekly sweepstakes ticket to the Huron Theatre for best coloring in the comic contest. Other winners include Lloyd Larghe Joy Lavon Brodersen Sylvia Reese elyn Ferguson Mary Frances Rollins Janelle Koppert Willis Stahl Doney Stahl Anna Zariff, all from Havor. Entries must reach the newspaper office before 5 oclock the following Wednesday.

Shirley Cranston Huron Theatre Lloyd Larghe Joy Lavon Brodersen Sylvia Reese Elyn Ferguson Mary Frances Rollins Janelle Koppert Willis Stahl Doney Stahl Anna Zariff Havor Hu- Yon and

Green Reelected A F L President for 16th Term

Cincinnati reports William Green was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor for the 16th time. Frank Dutty of Indianapolis became first vice president and William Hutcheson, Carpenters Union president, was chosen as successor. Frank Morrison resigned as secretary treasurer.

Beadle County Cornhusking Contest Plans

County corn husking rules require 3 foot 6 inch bane boards. The winner advances to the state contest near Hudzon the next week with a cash prize to defray the state event costs. Last year Ione Hedlund of Cavour was Beadle County queen. Corbin, the defending champ, has entered and will defend his 1939 title.

Beadle County Hudzon Dell Rapids Ladd Ione Hedlund Cavour Beadle Corbin Minnesota

Hospital Admissions And Discharges List

Admitted include Tal Currier Manchester medical Keby Lee Waldner Carpenter Medical Bertal Cavour medical Ernest Sevold Howard surgical Mrs Harry Beck man Cavour miner hcal Mrs Harry edorff Huron medical Mrs Wallace Johnson Huron medical Dismissed include Mrs Guy Maret and baby Wessington Mrs Ralph AL kins Hitchcock

Tal Currier Manches Fer Medical Keby Lee Waldner Carpenter Medical Bertal Cavour Ernest Sevold Howard Surgical Harry Beckman Miner Hcal Harry Edorff Huron Wallace Johnson Guy Maret Baby Wessington Ralph Alkins Hitchcock

Farmers Union Staff Reelected In Rapid City Meeting

Farmers Union officials were reelected to lead for another year in Rapid City. President John Vesecky announced directors and delegates for district representation, with Tom Davies elected as a national delegate from Worthing. The group discussed legislation, marketing, and farm cost relief to protect family farms and curb competitive abuses.

Rapid City Det Farmers Union John Vesecky Nati Salina Wana John ©. Skaxze Torii Roy Brazell Volencle Paul G. Erich Sioux Tom Davies Worthing Omaha Beerett Joe Corson Kart Carter Ww McNenny Sturgis Distr Enchh Botstad Eric Pr Hermann Rockhary Reed Emil Loriks Arlington National Tue Farnish Union

Temperance Talk On M E Program In Sioux Falls

South Dakota Methodist delegates gather for the state conference sessions in Sioux Falls with Bishop Magee presenting the second of four sermons. Dr Francis Lochracy leads a social service discussion as plans for youth missions and parish work are set for the next days. Gus Anderson, a survivor of the Athenia, urges neutrality and peace while noting France and Britain hope for U S entry into the war.

Sioux Falls South Dakota Pasvors J. Ralph Magee Herbert, H. Parish Minneapous Gus Anderson Washington Icturer United States Europe Athenia Anderson An France England Anderson Germany

Coal Dealers Meet In Huron Tonight

Coal dealers gather in Huron tonight at the Marvin Bughitt Hotel under sponsorship of the Berwind Fuel Company Minneapolis. George Bauder northwest manager for Berwind presides over a 7 pm dinner meeting expected to host about 100 including dealers and wives. A feature entertainment film Team World is planned.

Huron Ares Marvin Bughitt Berwind Fuel Company Minneapolis George Bauder Northwest Beruind Company Weram Orl

For Sale and Strayed Notices from Virgil and Wessington

FOR SALE Polled Hereford bull calves Frank L Curtis Virgil STRAYED Four sheep one 3 year old wether one western ewe three buck lambs Reward Ben Gauspe Wessington Route 1 AUCTION Saturday on Market Road Complete line of good furniture some machinery 30 White Rock pallets Many other articles Stuart Aud ee

Wether Ben Gauspe Wessington Stuart Aud

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