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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
11
Market report from Armour Stock Yards Huron notes steady prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs with top hogs at 3.48 and varied bids for steers yearlings heifers and cows. Chicago bid data included with hogs and cattle trades reflective of a steady to uneven market and strong early demand for certain weight classes.
Hog market eased with prices generally steady to 10 cents lower. Top hogs at 4.55 as 14 000 head arrived, far fewer than the 19 000 expected. direct to packers only 4 000. Cattle and sheep also mixed with dull demand and selective gains in lambs and fat hogs.
December wheat gains 1% as futures drift higher amid light cash wheat receipts and firm demand. December oats and barley advance modestly while rye and flax soften or hold. Cash prices show No 1 northern wheat around 184 to 182 with protein variations. range and carlot reports list assorted grades and bids in a choppy session.
Reports from St Paul and Sioux City show cattle and hog prices mostly softer with some loads of fed yearlings and good to choice calves holding steady. Sheep and lambs see steady packer demand while weaker weights and stockers slide. Chicago futures and Duluth cash close reflect fluctuating grain and livestock markets.
Market roundups show live poultry, butter and eggs trading firm in Sioux City Chicago and New York listings. Hens, springs and teghorn varieties priced with No 1 cured hides and tallow figures reported alongside butterfat and creamery butter rates.
A dull recovery followed a morning of active selling in the New York stock market. Many stocks wound up irregular after shedding 4 to 2 points early, with Union Pacific near its loss and U S Steel Western Union and DuPont still down about a point. Transfers totaled about 2.4 million shares as gains and losses narrowed.
Gov Albert C. Ritchie assigns responsibility to District Judge Robert F. Duer and State’s Attorney John B. Robins for the lynching of George Armwood after a mob dragged him from Princess Anne jail and burned his body. Police fought the crowd with tear gas as arms and doors were breached. Investigating authorities acted to arrest those involved while Baltimore detectives were asked to assist.
The League of Women Voters will hold a program meeting in the Farmers Assembly room at the courthouse tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Mrs C E Arnold will lead the program on living casts with Prof W A Heffling speaking. The event is open to league members and others interested in tariff issues.
South Dakota wheat states face tariff effects as Prof Woodford and Mr Heflin discuss how tariff legislation influences living costs at a League of Women Voters gathering in the court house farmers assembly room. The talk will cover wheat prices and farming commodities and the middle west impact. Members and other interested persons are invited.
Miss Helen Mesler 21 testifies she lived with Floyd Strain at Milbank from December 20 until his arrest, aiming to establish an alibi in the murder of Fred Voll and the Kaylor State Bank robbery. Defense cites dates and corroboration. witnesses include Sioux City officers and Esterville residents. The case may go to the jury tomorrow as a large crowd attends.
Albert E. Wiggin former Chase National Bank chairman testifies before Senate investigators about a family stock stake of 1100 shares in the bank and a pool run by Chase officials that earned about 50000 from 24217 shares. He says the pool aimed to stabilize the market then claims broader distribution. He notes a 200 point rise in market price during operation.
Fort Peck Dam and storage reservoir plans through surveys by Frank Bogatt show about 53,000 acres on the Fort Peck reservation could be irrigated once the dam is completed. Wheeler told officials in Washington the land could be purchased at fair prices, with Sen. Lipan J. Frasier of South Dakota present.
Miss Geneveve Lowry of the YWCA national staff spoke at Huron College about world changes and their impact on young people. She described the long lasting emergency and stretched conditions delaying graduates from entering chosen fields and the need for substitutes and new aims during the interim.
Miss Genevieve Lowry advisor for the national YWCA board arrived in Huron for a few days to consult with the local YWCA. She will speak at the YWCA fall membership meeting on The YWCA in a Changing World at 7 49 tonight in Wesley hall at the Methodist church.
Sioux Falls October 1 A committee of Indiana from the Rosebud reservation meets federal court to seek retention of the Canton hospital for insane Indians and to block patient removal to Washington The group led by W J Bordeaux argues the court restraining order should stand keeping the facility in South Dakota and resisting Dr H R Bummer’s removal as superintendent with future transfer plans unclear.
Beadle County Wheat Production Control directors approve methods allowing farmers under production contracts to base allotments on individual yield with satisfactory evidence. Those with above-average production may receive full credit by appearing at the courthouse in Buren by October 28. If evidence is lacking, standard county average yields apply.
In Lima Ohio, 24 year old Don Sarker was named sheriff yesterday after his father Sheriff Jess Sarker of Allen County was killed by three gunmen who raided the jail and released a bank robbery suspect. The son wore his late father’s badge as he vowed pursuit of the slain man’s killers. Mrs Lucy Serber becomes jail matron.
Bernard W. Bockwoldt 65 was fatally wounded near Parker when a shotgun discharged in an automobile. The shot hit the back of the front seat, severing blood vessels. A Durant, Indiana native, he had lived in South Dakota 23 years. Immediate survivors include his widow three sons two daughters and a grandchild.
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