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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1930
Page
8
Chicago market news reports butter and eggs prices with steady tone and assorted grades. Live poultry movement shows cars and trucks with weight notes and price ranges. Minneapolis grain and flour futures list unchanged ranges while Chicago potatoes on track show shipments and price spreads.
Sioux City market notes show cattle prices mostly steady with strong bulls and beef cows. Hog prices surged with top near 49.50 for 200-300 lb hogs, while sheep and lamb offerings opened weak to lower amid scattered bids. Local entries include 10,000 salable calves and mixed stock at varied prices across regions such as Sioux Falls and St. Paul.
Sioux Falls market notes record hen prices and poultry items with figures for leghorn hens springs rocks ducks geese and butterfat door delivery and dairy prices. The fragment cites Oct 14 values and assorted percentages, reflecting livestock and dairy trading terms.
Armours stockyards in Del reported receipts of 4209 Monday with top prices around 8.90 for 140 to 160 pound cattle. Market in a steady to 13 lower range with varied quotes for weight classes and packers, reflecting a cautious tone across the day. Winnipeg grain quotes follow with rye and oats modest gains and barley near new lows.
Stockton California reports the Maurer family expanding the world’s largest celery operation. Their 6,000 plus acres in the delta yield about 21450000 bunches, with floods as the watering method and trenching for peat soil. The venture moved from New York ideas to California practice.
Akron Ohio. Pilot Bill Hudson reportedly set a world record by performing 489 landings in a single day at Akron Municipal Airport while testing a new airplane brake. Flights averaged about 1 minute 20 seconds with a 380 degree turn between takeoff and landing and a full stop after each flight. Engineers hailed the brake for quick stopping and improved landing control.
Lois McDonald will appear in person at the Huron theater for three evenings this week. A moving picture of her prize Canada and Alaska trip will be shown, filmed during August as a result of winning the Evening Huronite popularity contest.
Anson Alfred Jones of Carthage died Sunday morning at 7 in Hatoac hospital after nephritis and myocarditis. The 48 year old cream buyer for Pipestone Produce is survived by his wife Edith, his mother Mrs. Bessie Baker, and a brother, all of Carthage. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 at the Congregational church with burial in the local cemetery. He belonged to the LO C F lodge.
Aberdeen plans a new airport with a 100 by 2000 foot runway to begin this week under Mayor John Wade. Graders will lay gravel for use before winter. other work will wait until spring. No hanger plans yet as transport companies decide on a transcontinental route through Aberdeen.
WEST ORANGE N J Oct 13 14 For the first time in years labor trouble developed today at the Thomas A Edison plant. Rural polishers and buffers union members were ordered on strike by union officials. Business representative H J Dumpert said wage cuts would let a worker earn 70 cents an hour vs 3 87 previously. No company statement was available.
Georgia faces North Carolina and Tennessee meets Alabama this Saturday drawing strong crowds in Atlanta. Don Watts of Oregon, a standout halfback, is likely out for the season after breaking a collarbone in a previous game.
A dense schedule lists radio programs and orchestras on multiple stations including WEAF WJZ WNBC KOA KSL KGO KGW KOMO and WABC. It covers music hours news and variety programs with numerous named acts and times across a wide network.
The Wednesday Musicale in Huron sponsors a concert by pianist Marien Kalayjian at Huron College chapel on October 21. A three year-old club aims to become a regular presenter of high level programs, with future plans depending on this success.
Mrs Laurettiit Wheeler, a 17 year old St Paul bride, asked police to halt the search for her husband William Wheeler after he telegraphed word he had reappeared. He had vanished from the Hotel La Salle honeymoon suite while reportedly planning to meet Spike O'Donnell to collect money. Wheeler, from Woodstock South Dakota, had left to secure funds and claimed O'Donnell offered a truck. he did not return.
City and county authorities in Huron report drivers tagged in the headlight crusade last week are quickly adjusting. Residents cooperate, predicting the glare hazard will disappear with continued action. Some tagged outsiders have not reported. police and sheriff's office track tagged vehicles and warn fines will rise for repeated warnings.
Charles Quinn of Toledo Ohio secretary treasurer of the Grain and Feed Dealers association criticizes the agricultural marketing act as unsound and inadequate. He condemns President Hoover's plan as a dangerous step that could destroy business and drive middlemen from the trade. He argues the farm bill would displace middlemen without compensation and fail to aid farmers.
Beadle county’s bill for care of its residents at the State Hospital in Yankton during September totaled 1116.67, the largest monthly charge in auditor Everett Curtis’s term. Fifty seven county residents were at the hospital last month, with an additional 152.29 for four patients at the State Sanitarium in the Black Hills. Receipts reported at the October meeting included farm income 515.68 and hog sales 836.23. A bond of 5000 was approved for Virgil town treasurer William H. Weiss.
Standard Oil of Indiana and several oil companies appealed a Sherman anti trust ruling over patent use in cracked gasoline production. The government says the agreements restrained trade and aimed to monopolize gasoline production. The Supreme Court set January 12 for hearing alongside Texas Company Gasoline Products Company New Jersey Standard Development Company and Standard Oil of Indiana tied to patents and licenses.
A Wall meeting of farmers heard from Northwest Farmers Grain Association and T H Hagen of the Farmers Union Terminal association of St Paul. They urged farm co ops and market openness while noting industry organization elsewhere. Farmers voted to join the Farm Union Terminals Association of St Paul.
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