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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
8
Hog prices remained steady Tuesday with 600 head reported at ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON and Sioux Falls listings noting top hogs at 4.10. Cattle and calves showed mixed firmness across St Paul Sioux City and Duluth markets, while sheep and lambs faced tighter bids and uneven demand.
Chicago reports opening hog market with 36 000 head offered including 13 000 direct to packers and prices 10 15 cents below Friday for heavier hogs. Cattle receipts near 19 000 mark, year over year declines noted. lambs bought from outside joints amid steady to higher packer demand. Later, better hog action but overall market muted with hogs slow and cattle, lambs mixed.
Minneapolis market report notes strong bidding for September wheat by outside interests narrowing the spread between September and December. Futures close higher for September wheat and other grains with mixed gains in oats rye and barley. Cash wheat offerings were heavy while durum and winter remained unsettled with varied demand. Flax demand was good and oats in better demand overall.
Chicago market notes show hogs steady to higher with underweights up 10 to 15, packing sows mixed to higher, and various weight bands listed. Cattle and calves strong, vealers up to 5 cents, Yearling steers near 9.70, and bulls rising. Minneapolis grain futures and wheat and corn quotes appear with mixed protein contents and durum prices.
Pierre sept 13 A portion of 550000 to the South Dakota rural credit department from sinking funds was authorized to meet interest due Sept 15 on outstanding rural credit bonds. The loan bears two percent interest and may be repaid in 30 days, with funds to come from Oct 1 tax apportionment and other revenue. The department has borrowed 80000 from sinking funds and seeks bids for a 1590000 bond issue to cover maturing bonds and interest from Oct 15 to Jan 1 1933.
Regional price notes list butter, eggs, poultry, and hides. Bar on fowl and eggs show varied weights and rates, with Leghorn and heavy breeds cited. Chicago, New York, and Sioux City markets report mixed gains and steady to firm poultry and dairy prices. potatoes, flour, and butterfat figures appear with regional shipments and grading data.
President Albert Lebrun rejected Dr Paul Gorgulal's plea for clemency from a death sentence in the Doumer assassination case. Police prepared for the execution with passes issued, and dawn execution was expected tomorrow or Thursday.
A tornado struck late yesterday in Woming Iowa, ripping a five mile by quarter mile strip. It destroyed a school and many outbuildings, plus damaged homes after a heavy rain. Electric B S Ford Motor Ltd Standard Oil Ind Swit & Co.
A sweeping early stock decline was checked in mid session with a sharp late rally restoring about two thirds of the losses. Major drops in Coca Cola United States Steel and North American were pared. trading volume reached about 5.3 million shares.
Virginia Parr of Mitch ell Virginia Pare from Mitch ell wins both oral and written state fair spelling titles in 1922 South Dakota. Judges include George Bell Huron and Mardelle Jordan with contenders Clara Delbridge and Helen Nuzum highly placed.
Miss Besse Stackpole arrives at Huron College to resume duties as piano instructor after a summer of study in New York with James Friskin at the Juilliard Foundation. She performed as accompanist in Beloit and for vocalists on WABC radio and for Themy Georgi and his students.
Ustrud, a democratic nominee for lieutenant governor and tax statistician for the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation, was granted a leave of absence by the board of directors at a Huron meeting after the November general election. The board discussed Farm Holiday plans and other routine business as president H B Test presided.
New York voters head toward a mayoral election as the board of elections refers to Arthur J. Hilly the papers in a taxpayer suit brought by David McAdams with Harold Medina against Mayor icKee. The order to show cause on restraining the fall election is returnable tomorrow.
In Tokyo on September 13 1931 reports indicate no official action has been taken to exonerate National City Bank from espionage charges tied to photographs for an advertising campaign. Ambassador Grew has faced a difficult position balancing vindication with not criticizing the military. Meanwhile newspapers face pressure to frame the issue carefully as “American spy” rumors circulate.
At a political gathering delegates praised Mayne James M. Curley of Boston who condemned wartime deaths in the capital. Secretary of War Hurley urged patriotism over politics and noted plans to vote on a bonus payment as an Oklahoma delegate hinted support.
Deadwood South Dakota reports the federal court trial of Jack Evans charged with the February 1931 Parmalee store killing. Evans faces accusations as part of a four man robbery group on the Rosebud reservation. Apul Davis testified after pleading guilty and receiving life at Ft Leavenworth. Stanley Hatten and Herbert Bonger were convicted and sentenced as trials proceed.
The Stave Fair hosts a unique Pigmy Village display with nine furred members. Captain John Fawcett brought the group from Britain to showcase at the Century of Progress in Chicago. They previously appeared in Tarzan the Ape Man filming in Culver City and later joined Rubin and Cherry at the Cool County Fair before traveling to the fair for the week.
Waltonians gather in Huron Friday for a large Izaak Walton League meeting with state division officers and guests. The after dinner program features speeches by George W. Stafford and J. G. Bradford among others, plus presentations on conservation and wildlife.
President Hoover announced he had directed the director of the budget to begin investigations toward a wholesale reorganization of the entire executive branch. Executive orders outlining changes would be prepared for the strong Congress meeting in December, with 60 days for disapproval under the national economy act.
SIOUA FALLS Sept 12 Efforts begin to select a jury for C T Charnock former County Highway superintendent and J Q Hossack Omaha bridge company representative charged with obtaining money under false pretenses tied to Minnehaha county highways indictment issued last spring Judge Li Fleeger notes jury selection will be challenging as morning examinations proceed and prospective jurors are questioned.
M H Bates of Barnes-Carruthers company will lead the Rotary club luncheon program at Hotel Marvin Hughitt tomorrow. He will bring dancers and singers from the World on Parade revue to entertain members as Rotary officers urge attendance for an unusually good program. Also notes frogs that climb trees burrow and try to fly inhabit Mexican tropical forests.
At the hospitals the admitted cases include Mine A. C. Ruddy at Wellings ton with surgical needs and Clarence Gaughran at Huron for medical care. Also listed are Ethel Cashman at Letcher for surgical and Mirz the patient, Dick Eikelkamp at Wolsey for meds, and Robert Goldshe at Aberdeen awaiting treatment.
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