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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
2
Market closes daily at 4 PM except Saturdays 1 PM. Armour Stockyards in Buren Dor report steady quotes with hogs 3,500 volume, cattle calves and sheep steady to weak. Hogs top near 9.75 for best weights. cattle and lambs show limited movement with buyers cautious across Sioux Falls and South St. Paul markets.
Chicago market notes hogs weak with prices holding near yesterday’s basis. Hog top around 10.25 pounds. receipts heavy with lighter hogs pushed lower. Wholesale pork prices show slight decline while loin cuts steady. cattle trading dull with few value offerings and steer carcasses easing in wholesale. Native lambs weak. steer range and prices mixed. overall demand sluggish.
Chicago Friday livestock figures show hogs steady with spots stronger than Thursday, top hogs at 9.90 to 11.20 per cwt and most weights trending weak. Cattle and calves steady to higher with best 1160 lb steer at 9.80, cows and heifers uneven yet largely steady. bulls unchanged. Total receipts 8,500 with 2,300 direct fat cattle and calves closing weak to 25 lower, demand steady for quality.
Huron market notes show swift and co delivery with prices for heavy bens and leghorn hens, butterfat grades No 7 and No 2, plus rag trade details. Watertown Friday market lists heavy breed springs four pounds and up, lighter springs under four pounds, leghorn springs, heavy and leghorn hens by weight, old roosters, ducks, turkeys, and butterfat grades No 1 and No 2 with standard quotes.
Market briefs from Chicago Sioux Falls and Bronx City report poultry prices for heavy hens leghorns springs and cocks with varied weights and No 2 quality. Eggs and butter quotes include No 1 No 2 egg cases and creamery butter. Chicago notes unsettled poultry and mixed butter tone with expectation of near term market strength from consumption.
Chicago market notes show live poultry prices with hen and rooster varieties up to 16 percent and ducks and geese mixed, plus potatoes and produce bids. US on-track shipments total 44, with russet and other varieties priced per standard markets, Washington russet prices noted.
The Commercial Bulletin will publish wool quotations tomorrow with Michigan fleeces Delaine unwashed 32 4% blood combing WGI 4% blood combing BIGID 4¢ blood combing 38 30 and Wisconsin grades including % blood combing 32033 % bipod combing 32238, Y load combing common and braid 3233, black pouty seedy coots 25927.
Wheat futures closed mostly unchanged to lower amid light trading. December oats slipped, flax weakened, and coarse grains eased. Cash wheat tone was slow with subdued demand across winter wheat, durum, and barley markets.
Mrs. 5 G Williamson listed in Serious condition after collision while en route home from Huron with Ralph F Kamman. Williamson, tied to O B S Grand Chapter at Mitchell, suffered compound fracture of upper right arm and jaw fracture. Kamman had minor injuries and was discharged. Vehicle severely damaged. crash about WH miles south of city on Highway 37.
Minneapolis cash grain quotes show No. 1 dark northern wheat at 60 cents over, No. 3 mixed at 31 8, oats No. 3 white 40, rye No. 3 lower, and barley varied. Dec, May futures listed with slight moves. stock quotes include Alaska Junction to U. S. Steel and assorted financials with mixed results across markets.
New York stock market gains fueled by business progress with a wide array of industrials rising to two or more points. Activity quickened in late trading as buying expanded and trading volume reached around 2,000,100 shares.
Turkston news notes Promoters invite Huronians to join the Turon Advertising Club led by President George C Yates. The recently launched group plans monthly meetings and dinner with an out of town speaker, aiming to boost merchandising and advertising practices through surveys and photography usage. Officers include Ward Dexter and W H Chasa.
Associated Press reports highlight campaign speeches with Wallace in Eaton Ohio praising Roosevelt for a sound ecumenical path through direct relief and public works. Knox in St Louis warned against wrong direction while Coughlin Ryan debate drew Catholic Review protests. Norman Thomas says court rulings threaten democracy in America.
Harlan Bushfield faced pointed rebuke from H. C. Shober of the Roosevelt Volunteers over Bushfield’s remarks supporting Senator Peter Norbeck’s Roosevelt endorsement. Shober charged Bushfield’s criticism reflected poorly on party leadership and tied Norbeck to Tom Berry, noting their park board ties and warning of electoral impact.
Robert Green of Redfield died early Thursday morning in Minneapolis Veterans Hospital after weeks of illness. He was a World War veteran and an American Legion member, unmarried. Funeral arrangements were not announced. Mrs Lyons accompanied the body from Minneapolis to Redfield.
Pierre, Oct. 16. Dana McNeil 7 and Fred Williams 59, prominent local residents, died last night. McNeil a retired North Western Railroad conductor and KGEX station owner died from cerebral hemorrhage. widow found him returning from Mitchell where she attended an Eastern Star convention. He previously worked for the railroad from 1881 to 1935 and was a passenger conductor between Pierre and Rapid City. Williams, longtime WH employee and former Pierre postmaster, died after months of illness. He left a widow and one son.
The Catholic Review, official organ of Archbishop Curley, urged Father Charles Coughlin and Msgr. Tobias A. Ryan to retire into solitude. The editorial called them political parsons and suggested retreat to the Carthusian order to spare the church and country from their influence.
W C Botkins addresses the Huron Klwanis about legislation affecting retail merchants and the Salvation Army club’s upcoming city event next Monday. Local leaders and committee members attended to discuss policy and community plans.
Manila reports 1045 missing after the typhoon as relief agencies rush food to stranded towns in northern Luzon. Death toll includes at least six confirmed dead with more than 55 injured as debris fields hinder recovery efforts.
Beadle County planning board reorganized electing D. Ladd as secretary and J. Ladd as treasurer with Huron park official Eversull named president and Parkhurst named vice president. W. B. Ronald, Mitchell, joins as advisory state planning board member. Attending were Weir Carl Better Dow Sears and Floyd Adley with Adams and Leo Temincy absent.
Funeral services for Marie Agnes Tobin die Wednesday in a Huron hospital will be at 9:30 AM Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church with Father Desmond officiating. Burial in Broadland Cemetery. Miss Tobin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Tobin of Fairfield Township, had been ill three months. Survived by parents, three sisters Nellie Alice and Mrs Harriet Pichan, and brothers Fred W Lyle R and Joseph J Tobin, all of Huron.
Optometrists of the central district in South Dakota will hold their October meeting in Huron Sunday at noon. The session is directed by Dr. Chris Roesler of Mitchell, the district chairman, and part of the Association of Optometrists extension program announced today.
The Brookings circuit of the L D S will hold its convention Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the American Lutheran Church in Huron. A short program is planned.
A fragmented notice announces an amateur program sponsored by Homecraft and others. The event starts at a house miles from Iroquois with a stated aim to lure attendees with false money.
Judge Alva B. Taylor and court reporter Mabel Alworth have returned from Howard where they had been since Monday on court business. They resumed duties in the circuit court, bringing back insights from the session and noting pending matters for upcoming hearings.
Mrs. C WT, reelected as Peace chairman, will speak on RGDY Y station this Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The event centers on promoting peace and community outreach, with brief remarks planned by Mrs. WT.
A hospital docket shows Mrs John B Tannor and several others under surgical and medical care including Mrs Pe ron Mrs S Wi Hattie and others. Dismissals include Andrew Palm jr Bernadine Waldner and more. An advertisement urges speedier recovery with Walkers Mowers Cady Wolsey Meyer Bor cron Raid.
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