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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
8
Hog prices rise on strong demand in Chicago and Sioux Falls trading days. Top hogs near 4.00 with varied weights pushing overall market activity higher. cattle and calves show mixed, mostly steady quotes amid shifting packer demand.
Grain markets eased with dull trade in Minneapolis with prices down across futures. Coarse grains fell, cash wheat firm on demand for high protein. Reports show mixed grain quotes and varied regional cash prices across Minnesota and nearby markets.
The market note details varied cured hides prices and weights across buyers like South Dakota, Colorado, and U S packers, with Chicago Produce reporting steady butter eggs and poultry values. Regional stations in Mitchell Sioux City Sioux Falls and New York show fluctuating poultry, eggs, and dairy, with prices per unit and grade notes across multiple days.
New York stocks opened with a quiet sinking spell amid nervous dealings. American Telephone, Allied Chemical, U S Steel and New York Central fell about 2 points, while U S Smelting and McIntyre also eased. Transfers: approximated.
Juneau area reports show Alaska high school standings with names such as Beth Steel and Byers mentioned alongside teams from Brunswick and Bridge Mig. The terse notes hint at gaps in full context but indicate ongoing SHG and AGG coverage with several personal names and local affiliations.
Pierre August 28 Thamas F. Foy Kingsbury county state’s attorney disbarred after court review of withheld collections totaling 539 and 164 for RW Levitt Selmer Colby Arlington and James M. Taylor Arlington. Referee Byron Payne recommended dismissal on five counts and licensure denial on two. The court found no repentance and deemed him unfit to practice law at this time.
Huron P T A council president Mrs L K LaCraft led at the high school for October. State convention notes cited McKinley as superior and Jefferson Lincoln Wilson as standard units. Lincoln hosts a fitting party, Wilson plans a carnival for November 3, and others schedule 50 day events in November and December. Attendance included reps from senior and junior highs and four schools.
The county auditor's office announced Huron's total assessed property value after the main equalization board adjustments. Figures show 9,442,112 for assessed value, with other lines listing district tax levies and expected releases next week.
In Lake Preston on an October night, a Ford motor vehicle was reported stolen from a local resident. The incident details remain limited as investigators review the partial OCR note describing the event and potential suspects.
Washington reports October factory earnings held steady from September with total wages rising, though employment slipped in recent weeks. The Federal Reserve Board notes that industrial activity fell in September and early October after rapid spring and summer expansion, with output declines in automobiles coal and petroleum in the first half of October.
Wallace Short of Sioux City told about 400 people at a farm holiday meeting in Harlan urging organizers to save farm homes in Iowa. Toho Chalmers of Madrid, president of the Holiday association, asked that no picketing begin until after Des Moines governors conference.
Enrico Caruso of Hollywood California was sentenced to two and a half years suspended after being found guilty by the court of assizes of assaulting a farmer three years ago in Bologna Italy. Physicians testified the farmer remained unconscious for a long period and is still an invalid.
Alfred Pooley a Miner County farm hand near Howard pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge Alva E Taylor to stealing $30 worth of posts. The judge noted the Miner County jail at Howard is not fit for overnight confinement and sentenced Pooley to 90 days in the Minnehaha county jail. State's Attorney Gordon Feldhaus and Sheriff N C Grasser presented Pooley to the court.
Miss Sara L. Dewing announces a teading training school at the courthouse Monday afternoon at 2 o clock with Miss Leora Lewis of the state free library commission leading. The program includes a discussion of reading benefits and a session on basics for home extension clubs. Members of Parent Teacher associations and study clubs are urged to attend.
The Rev A Trenerry of the First Baptist church spoke in Huron College chapel on opportunities. He warned that most things in life circle back while opportunities are rare and linear and may not return. He outlined three points with stories about recognizing and seizing chances, noting we can master them if they come or create our own if they don’t.
Poultrymen gathered in Spen ter Ia for an afternoon meeting with C J DeKoater and Charles F Drake as speakers on cooperation. A humorous tale from Minneapolis was set to be part of the Acullers’ activity conducted by Field.
The operetta Nannette will be performed tomorrow night at 8 15 in the Huron College auditorium. After weeks of rehearsal the Huron Civic Chorus under Tattudi presents a humorous inn scene with three brides and a kidnapped bride. A dress rehearsal for grade school children was held today and costumes were rented.
Esmond girl Miller colored Moon Mullins and Huront bos LeRoy Mitchell colored Our Boarding House as Taé Evening Huronite contest sweepstake winners. Each received a free theatre ticket from the Evening Huronite, which awards ten tickets weekly to top colorists of the Saturday comic pages. Other winners include Wilfred Poulin and Gene Moore for Moon Mullins, Marjory Hoffman and Lloyd O’Brien for Gumps, Lloyd Howard and Carolyn Huddlestoun for Out Our Way, Ima Brown and Mildred Bottomley for Our Boarding House.
Paris October 2 Senator Albert Sarraut dubbed the father of the French colonial empire decided today to accept the premiership of France He secured broad backing for his budget balance program from radical socialist supporters and expected a meeting with President Lebrun early in the afternoon to organize a cabinet.
Roy Nelson, parade organizer, says floats and nearly every campus group plus local businesses will participate. The parade departs at 2 30 p m with Pow Wow dignitaries and the sal lege band. An alumni banquet follows at 12 10 p m. all students and friends are invited and asked to register at the college office. Prizes for parade entries have been donated.
A shuffled, fragmentary note from Huron mentions Dismissed persons including Harry Taoman and references a radical surgery case involving Mrs A Ya Delvaux. The garbled OCR text leaves uncertain details about the medical facility and outcome.
City briefs recount travelers to Chicago for the Century of Progress and ten day absence. visits by Mrs Patterson and Mrs Ferguson in Muron. a rummage sale at M B church basement on Oct 27 and 28. R D Tredway’s ten day western state trip. Mrs J M Freebury LaDelle returning from Arco Minn after her uncle C P Johnson’s fatal auto accident. birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs W Smith of Harorst Hospital. Mr and Mrs J B Shearer returning from Minneapolis as Mrs Shearer recovers from illness. Mrs C D Glenn returning from Wisconsin and Chicago with arm fracture healing at daughter Mrs H B Van Winkle’s home.
Miller High holds its homecoming with a carnival queen contest featuring Vera Donlin Lorraine Schroeder Ruth Gaudig and Vivian Yearous led by the sophomore. A noon parade will showcase floats from Miller businesses the high school and grade schools Indians pioneers and other characters. The Miller Rustlers meet Gettysburg at 2 30 pm with pep club entertainment between halves. An alumni dinner at 5 30 pm precedes a 7 30 pm city auditorium program including The Little Tin Soldier and the Doll for France The Black Cats Frolic and more. After the show a bowery dance with Chick Talcott's orchestra and a quilt display round out festivities.
Weather data shows high and low temps from a year ago and record highs later in fall with minimal precipitation this year. Forecast calls for fair, colder tonight with a slightly warmer Friday for Huron and vicinity, with generally fair and colder conditions across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa, chances of light rain in extreme east Friday.
Road conditions vary with regions. Pierre reports high 35 and cloudy skies while Aberdeen notes high 45 with cloudy and dry roads. Huron shows 36 with low 5 percent precipitation and roads described as good. Overall, conditions indicate mild, overcast weather and generally passable routes.
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