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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
2
Armour Stockyards Huron Oct 4 reports hog receipts 250 with top price 5.15 per cwt. Cattle and sheep markets steady with varied cattle calf and sheep quotes. hogs show gains at top Fives while overall values mix across weights and classes. Sioux City notes slower hog trade and steady cattle demand with weight based pricing and mixed bids.
Chicago hog prices fall as receipts reach 23 008 with only 9 000 direct sales. Heavier demand weak. lighter hogs under 200 pounds near steady with top at 8 0 dollars. Cattle and sheep futures mixed. fat lambs strengthen to around 7 dollars, bids mostly under 1 75, week’s prices down 25 to 50 cents for steers and feeders.
In Minneapolis futures trading on Oct 25, trading volume was sparse and stop orders were filled slowly causing wheat prices to fall about a cent and a quarter. Dec wheat led declines, while rye and barley also slipped. cash demand showed mixed strength for various grain types.
Market notes from Minnesota and Duluth dated October 25 report bid ranges for wheat, corn, rye, and durum varieties, with No 1 dark northern wheat around 110 to 116 and other grades listed. Livestock and eggs prices appear for Watertown markets, including heavy weights and turkey and egg quotes, while Duluth closes with flax and durum figures and reported ranges.
Readable figures show cattle steady to firm with steady hogs in Chicago and Sioux Falls markets. Slaughter cattle and calves mixed with occasional price holds, while hogs move unevenly with weights above 21 pounds weaker on higher runs. Government and commercial lots recur across the reports with variable demand and regional price shifts.
The fragment cites eenese Flour shipments in Minneapolis with figures for pure bran at 33.00 and middlings around 22.50. quantities include 28,763 shipped and other unclear values.
Sioux City and Sioux Falls report live poultry prices with hens leghorns and springs by weight and size. Butter eggs and butterfat prices hold firm in Chicago and New York markets with steady to higher quotes and active trading across multiple varieties.
New York shares faded after yesterday's rally as construction issues steadied forenoon holds while major industrials like U S Steel and Union Pacific faced declines. Trading volume neared 950 000 shares with notable price moves across Am Sugar Am Int Am Loco and Armour.
A two-vehicle collision at about 1:15 AM on Eighth Street and Utah Avenue left Bart Daniels with a broken vertebra and severe facial cuts. Eddie Giard, a passenger, is jailed. Daniels and Giard were in separate cars traveling west on Right Street when their vehicles heavily damaged. The attending doctor described Daniels condition as uncertain.
The M-10001 diesel streamliner runs from Los Angeles to New York in 56 hours 55 minutes setting a coast to coast record. Union Pacific chairman W A Harriman and his father E H Harriman are highlighted. Engineer H D Robinson from Kearney fainted from heat and strain but recovered.
Arch bishop Lauri Ingman head of the Evangelical Church of Finland died today in Helsinki. The report notes his leadership within the church and marks a significant religious figure's death in Finland.
The report lists bids and asks for U S financials with Liberty bonds, Treasury notes, and Home Owners Loan details. Also notes Paris dollar exchange, closing at 15 15 francs with slight gains and fractional shifts from the prior close.
Pickart a Democratic member of the state railroad commission says his experience supports Gov. Berry and the Democratic administration in backing abolition of the three member board. He backs the law for a single appointive utilities commissioner and notes past friction and an office car purchase as issues.
Mae West favors a slender trotter named Elizabeth Hebering over curvier stock. She purchased the trotter from Tr D R Edwards of Markesan Wisconsin after seeing it win prize money at Pomona California. The horse has a 2.06 12 mile record.
President urges bankers to renew confidence in the people and expand credit flow. He says government lending will ease as private banks and business take over, envisioning an alliance of business, banking, agriculture, industry, labor and capital to spark recovery. Francis Marion Law praises the ideas as a path to cooperation between government, banks, and other groups.
At The Hospitals. Admitted Robert Hill Indianapolis medical Earl Porter Huron medical Lola Strub Esmond minor surgical Floyd Deahl Lutcher surgical. Discharged J E Bell Huron. MONARO Oct Ae 2 Bid Ask Class TOTHe a Northwest et manenne 3H OM.
Seven top horseshoe pitchers remained undefeated after day two of the world championship match play in Los Angeles. Ted Allen of Alhambra led the field as did Free Jackson of Blue Mound and five others from across the country. Others without a loss include Guy Zimmerman Sac City Arthur Thames Salt Lake City Lecky Phoenix Isais Los Angeles and Gene Brown Riverside. Isais set a new record with twelve straight fingers breaking the previous mark held by Jackson.
Rapid City report says 250 elk were moved from Custer State Park including CCC youths organizing the operation. A second drive of equal size is planned later this week as the park herd continues to grow and provide game for the season opening November 1.
The dress rehearsal for the Pow Wow day play Tae Perfect Alibi was held in the college gym. The cast delivered creditable performances led by Frederick Green as the old policeman. The play opens Friday October 26 at 3 15 p.m. Tickets are available at the auditorium or from Campus Player members.
Halvor Hanson of Morris Tl was killed when a bus struck him as he signaled from a roadside area near St Charles. He died en route to a hospital after the accident on October 15. He is survived by brothers Lewis of Huron and Lars of Morris and by a brother Charon in Norway. he had lived in Morris since age 14.
Funeral services for Mrs Essie Koerner will be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the Walsh chapel. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery.
Cantera in Huron today with large employee groups to discuss the Farm Credit Administration credit union section. The temporary stop aims to inform local members and staff about organizational updates and credit union operations.
In a brief theater notice from Huron and Wessington Springs, Bert Daniels and Orville Kophman are listed with minor surgical announcements alongside Everett Brunz, highlighting local happenings at area venues.
Rapid City report records W. W. Hewes arguing the New Deal reshaped government from the Great Depression era to federal recovery. He criticizes Republican opposition and cites opposition to the New Deal while noting Democratic support and polling hints of a possible GOP win in South Dakota.
In Passaic Valley and the New York Metropolitan area a major strike by silk and rayon dyers affects about 30 000 workers. The walkout prompts police protection plans in Patterson New Jersey as mills prepare to open and loyal workers report for duty.
Officials including August Hett state president Mrs Bett and various officers visited Odd Fellows lodges and auxiliaries in Madison Watertown Roswell Sioux Falls and Huron. Attendees reported good turnouts and four candidates were initiated at a Canton Versus No 4 meeting.
Mr and Mrs Vernon J Clarke of Washington DC arrive in Huron for a two week visit at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Clark. Merle Otteson pays a fine for overtime parking after pleading guilty in musicipct court. Classifieds offer fully furnished houses and a housemaid wanted with no washing or cooking duties.
For sale cabbage onions carrots ruta bagas turnips limited time. Clark's Gardens at dth St N East.
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