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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
9
Sioux City market reports cattle calves fat yearlings and steers with price ranges and weekly trends. Hogs and sheep show mixed moves with steady to higher hogs and firm lambs, noting top values for light and native lambs and weekly gains in fat lamb classes.
Sioux Falls cattle and hog markets show steady to higher trends with top cattle at 10.65 and most packs around 8.90 to 10.60. St Paul runs describe light steer and yearling strength, hogs down slightly, and lambs rising. week’s top yearlings hit 12.00 and feeder steers around 7.00 to 8.25 with cows and bulls fluctuating through 3.25 to 10.00.
Chicago livestock prices show yearlings and light steers higher on strong fed demand while heavier steers and stockers falter. Vealers and hogs mixed with moderate to strong bids. range lambs steady to higher, feeding lambs scarce, sheep firm. Sioux Falls and New York reports jointed for produce and poultry.
Armours at Stockyards Huron Sept 12 report hog sales Friday 10 to 15 cents higher, top price 10.23. Receipts noted with volume unclear. Market trend improves with stronger demand hinted in the brief market update.
Market notes from Swift Co Buck Brothers and others show prices for poultry butter and eggs in Huron. Listings include various egg grades and chicken spring weights with notes about price changes and old stock, reflecting a disrupted OCR read with partial items and multiple vendor names.
Minneapolis reporting poor Liverpool cables and Russian selling pressuring futures. September closes 1 4 lower, December 420 lower. corn moderates selling against wheat, oats and barley follow the trend while flax shows hedging pressure. Cash demand for wheat and corn mixed with tighter basis into December.
Duluth and Minneapolis carlot grain ranges feature No. 1 hard spring and dark northern wheat values, mixed durum and red durum quotes, and barley flax and rye figures. Market listings include October and December futures alongside weekly regional price ranges.
New York reports a Friday stock market rebound with bulls rallying to lift prices across utilities, manufacturing, and merchandise issues. Traders expect a weak close could dampen confidence before Monday. total volume neared 1.9 million shares amid mixed gains and losses in major names like Westinghouse, American Telephone, Ford, and U.S. Steel.
The 4 H club sale at the Fair Grounds drew buyers led by Armour A Company of Huron and Jo bcat Packers purchasing 55 animals for 14282. The aggregate weight reached 421241 pounds with average 1.74 per hundredweight. Earl Simantel’s champion baby beef topped at 28 cents per pound, Morrell of Sioux Falls bought two champion stands, and multiple buyers traded units including Sinclair Rice Brothers and Lampe Market. Sixty nine club pigs averaged 11.23 per hundredweight with top at 14.25 while highteen lambs averaged 4.96 with Armour buying all lambs.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, a leading dry, declaring prohibition a failure and urging that each state regulate liquor as its citizens deem acceptable. He cites breweries owning venues, rampant dives and speakeasies, bootleggers gaining political power, and reluctance to nationalize liquor policy.
A Redfield chamber of commerce letter to Huron praises Huronians for their role in Redfield’s golden jubilee celebration. It credits intercity cooperation and mutual goodwill with strengthening ties between Redfield and nearby towns, signed by C. E. Statent Roth and A. G. Jolnapa.
Central listings show a dense, era style radio schedule with numerous stations and programs. It includes mention of WABC WS ... WB KY WIC WOC WHAS WTAM WGN KOMO and other outlets, listing hours and programs such as orchestras, choirs, concerts, dramas, and talk segments across multiple markets. The long scan emphasizes station call letters, time blocks, and featured acts like choirs, theaters, concerts, and variety programs.
Berlin report notes that among about twenty parties contesting the Reichstag election, only three are expected to hold their own. The Social Democrats with 153 seats, the Catholic Center Party with 61 mandates, and the Bavarian People’s Party with 17 members are seen as secure. The extremist left and right are deemed unlikely to gain.
A teen gathering in CalI marked a notable milestone as 90 participants joined a reunion event. Organizers said the turnout reflected lasting ties among former classmates and community supporters.
Soran voices disappointment as the secretary presents receipts this Monday morning. Mr Myers announced today that checks will be reviewed, underscoring concerns about HOA finances and member accountability.
Mrs. Katie Wallman aged 79 died yesterday at the home of her son Frank A Wallman in Carpenter. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Bethel Church at 2 o clock with Rev J M Techetter in charge. Burial in Bethel cemetery.
Three juvenile offenders received convictions after solving a series of robberies across the area. The court heard details of the cases as authorities linked the youths to multiple incidents over several weeks.
Nearly 500000 visitors have seen the South Dakota Department of Agriculture exhibit at the Site Fair. The display showcases farm products from all regions, Black Hills scenery, and petrified wood specimens from the new petrified forest near Piedmont. Exhibit creator J E Handlin notes literature on Black Hills tourism was exhausted in Des Moines and Minneapolis and plans for a Chicago show in November and December await.
Three youths robbed the Harrisburg State Bank at Harrisburg South Dakota this afternoon and fled east in a Whippet or Star car. They escaped with about 52000 in cash, with a license plate possibly 1082 or 16844, according to the bank’s cashier John E Soberg who reported the incident.
At the State Fair race track spectator Mrs Elvin Lee of Morningside addition was rushed to Buren hospital after a racing car wheel detached and struck her while she stood near the track. Driver Don Schoenert of Minneapolis was uninjured. Mrs Lee stood by a broken fence as hundreds watched.
Elsa Bannick of White Lake, age not stated, was nearly killed yesterday when she touched a riding car at the fair grounds as it stopped and received an electric shock. She was able to free herself when the current was cut off. Dr. T. J. Wood at the emergency hospital said the shock nearly killed her but she is out of danger today.
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