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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

8

Cattle and Calf Markets Rally at Armour Stockyards

Armour Stockyards Huron Sept 13 buyers pushed cattle and calf prices higher while sheep fell 25 and hogs eased 10 to 15. Top hogs 3.70 with mixed grades across cattle from good grain fed steers to plain cattle, veal and bulls. sheep and lambs varied with spring lambs strong and ewes softer. Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports show slower cattle and mixed hogs with price shifts reflecting condition and weight.

Armour Stockyards Huron Sioux Falls Chicago U. 5 Dept Sioux City U. S. Best He. AY Price PrIce Ay

Excessive Hog Supply Hits Chicago Market

Chicago market notes an arrival of about 24,000 hogs with slow trading. Prices fell 10 to 15 cents from Wednesday’s averages as packers moved 4,000 head on through-billing and buyers offered lower bids. Cattle and lamb markets showed mixed activity with early prices steady to lower and overall slow demand.

Chicago

Futures Relapse After Good Start Cash Wheat Receipts Are Small

In Minneapolis on September 15 wheat futures opened strong then retreated with gains limited to minor moves. September wheat fell 44 cents, others little changed. cash wheat receipts were small signaling a sellers market with Winter durum and oats showing varied demand and firm prices for flax.

Minneapolis

Minneapolis grain market notes and prices

Minneapolis reports September grain prices with wheat reportedly mixed across varieties and protein levels. Prices for corn oats and flax appear, with ranges and delivery months listed, and a separate Duluth cash prices snippet shows fluctuating wheat and durum values.

Inneapolis Caflet Renge Minneapolis

Markets Report Mixed Prices for Huron Poultry and Eggs

Markets list Huron poultry and eggs with prices from Buck Crothers Buron and Bolles Rogers, plus hides, wool, and tallow. Chicago and Sioux Falls futures show steady eggs butter and poultry values. New York and Minneapolis quotes follow with varied grain and dairy figures.

Huron Buck Crothers Buron Bolles & Rogers Huron

Market Clipped Volatility Recovers Slightly in Late Trading

New York stocks showed uneven movement but managed a fair late recovery as transfers totaled 3,200,080 shares. Key drags and gains appeared across major issues including United Aircraft, U S Steel, International Harvester, New York Central, and Union Pacific with several issues advancing one point or more in the final hour.

New York Transfere U. S. Steel Case International Harvester Union Pacific New York Central United Aircraft

No Developments In Shooting Case

DE SMET Sept 15 Special The second day of investigation of the murder of Art Back De Smet's night policeman has brought no arrests and no material developments. The coroner's jury said the death came from a shot through the heart by an unknown assassin as Back acted as night watchman. Three revolvers were at the scene and the .38 caliber bullet from Back's body is noted with others found at the bulk oil station. The two other bullets emerged from a loading platform frame and the sawed off shotgun used by the officer is missing. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 30 from the local Methodist church.

DE Smet Art Back Tocel Back Night Watch

Hoover Urges Private Relief as Nation Faces Winter Need

President Hoover appeals to American people to support private relief agencies to aid the needy this winter. He outlines four goals including preventing hunger and homelessness, maintaining benevolent and hospital services, mobilizing local resources, and sustaining spiritual generosity. The White House meeting gathers hundreds of social service and industry leaders to rally support for local relief projects and federal programs.

Washington Hoover White House Red Cross Newton D. Baker Wilson Baker

Fragmented Market Ticker Snippet Highlights Company Percentages

A reads like a fragmented stock list with numerous company names and percentage figures such as NY Cent 25 and North Am 33 percent. Additional entries include Packard Se Phillips Pet 54 and Studebaker 844, suggesting a historic industry snapshot.

NY Cent NY NH & H North Am North Pst Packard Se Pan Am Pet Para Pub Penney Penn Phillips Pet Pullmen RCA RKO St. Kem Rep Steel Rey Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Corp Tim Rolly Transamerica Union Carbide United Aircraft United Corp Uniized Fruit US Ind

Hoover and Baker Outline Relief Efforts During Winter Crisis

Delegates hear Hoover stressing interim measures to ease the winter emergency and build character, self reliance, and fortitude among the unemployed. Baker emphasizes aiding dependents and guiding youth leaving home for work. Luncheon follows with Pomerene outlining reconstruction loan policies from a $30,000,000 relief fund and Gifford discussing state and community cooperation in relief work.

Baker Mr. Hoovers Mayflower Atlee Pomerene Reconstruction Corporation Walter S. Gifford American

Farver Heads State Pythians at Final Ses tion

F W Farver of Mitchell was named grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and Mrs Lyda Pankow Sioux Falls grand chief of the Pythian Sisters at the final session. Sioux Falls was chosen as next September meeting place. New officers named for both orders include several from Huron Sioux Falls Aberdeen Parker and Milbank with installations held today.

F. W. Farver Mitchell Knights of Pythias Lyda Pankow Sioux Falls Pythian Sisters Mr. Farrer W. A Swark Sioux Fails P. P. Stolzman Mobridge J. R. Johnson Huron J H. Fensberg Exchequer R E. Owen Miles Clikeman Parker Grand Inner Guard Frank Mackness C. N. Scerl Grand Guard Anna Tisher Lyda Hinckley Grand Harry M. Love Minneapolis G. K. RS South Dakota Pythian Sisters Grand Temple Marie Wagner Libbie Fox Nita Clikeman Pankaw Jobe Lucille Stager Aberdeen Grand Lodge Grand Temple

Police Chase Hoodlums Through Chicago Loop

A mob scene during evening rush hour as police cars chased six youths in a damaged car through Michigan Boulevard and the loop. Four bystanders were wounded by gunfire, one critically, as hoodlums fled after a rear wheel failed under pursuit by multiple squads.

Chicago Michigan Boulevard Accident Prevention Bureau Jackson Police Cara Inter

Mrs. Ernst Named Extension Head at SD Federation Meeting

Mrs. George Ernst reelected president of the South Dakota Federation of Home Extension clubs at the State Fair grounds annual meeting. Officers named include Wirs Jess Lemon vice president, Bernice Fullerton secretary, H. A. Brooking treasurer, B. F. Barthell director for the north district, Eugene Swenson for the south, and George Day member at large. The retiring vice president presided, reports were read, and a luncheon followed with a musical program and brief address by Mrs. Barthell.

George Ernst Aberdeen South Dakota Federation of Home Extension Clubs State Fair Grounds Wirs Jess Lemon Huron Bernice Fullerton Wessington Springs H. A. Brooking Onida B. F. Barthell North Eugene Swenson Brandon South George Day Newell Brookings Congregational Church Perry Clifford Creshard Dale Cooke Wolsey Bonnie Claire Nelson Wolsey High School Cresbard Susan G. Wilder Barthell Fullerton Brooking Clifford Swenson

Roosevelt Speech Prep Dates Back Months On Farm Plans

An adviser to Gov Roosevelt said the Democratic nominee’s Topeka speech was planned for months. Roosevelt began assembling the new formation as early as last April to be ready if he won the nomination in Chicago. He owns farms in New York and Georgia and studied relief proposals like McNary Haugen and the domestic allotment plan. Farm groups and cooperative marketers have met with him in Albany, with Morgenthau Jr and economists shaping farm policy input.

Denver Roosevelt Topeka Associated Press New York Chicago Georgia Farm Bureau Farmers Union The Grange Albany Henry Morgenthau, Jr Souser Vation

Coin Harvey to Speak in Miller on Texas?

Liberty Party candidate William Hope Coin Harvey spoke in Sioux Falls blaming money laws for current conditions. He planned stops in Miller and Pierre on Friday and Rapid City to conclude a statewide tour, saying election victory would be optimistic but the party hoped to win several states and gain a balance.

Coin” Harvey Miller Sioux Falls William Hope Liberty Party Madison Pierre Rapid City Iberty

Veteran Telegraph Operator Retires After 42 Years

Mrs. Sarah E. Cooper of Hot Springs will retire after 42 years with Western Union, 36 in the Black Hills, ending at age 70. She began as Deadwood manager, later served Rapid City, and for 15 years led the Hot Springs office.

Hot Springs S. D Western Union Black Hills Sarah E. Cooper Cooper Sarah Harker Deadwood

Baseball Highlights From Yesterday

Mel Harder blanked the Red Sox as the Indians allowed seven hits. Jimmie Dykes hit a bases loaded homer for the Athletics against the Browns. Roy Phillippe limited Cincinnati to four hits. Freddie Lindstrom and Mel Ott homered for the Giants in a 4 to 2 win over the Cubs. Bill Urbanski sparked a Braves triple play against the Pirates.

Associated Press Mel Harder Indians Red Sox Jimmis Dykes Athletics Browns Roy Phillies Cincinnati Freddie Lindstrom Mel Ott Giants Cubs Bill Urbanski Braves I!n Pirates

Hospital Admissions Notice

Admitted: Mrs. Howcliffe of Huron and Mr. Abel of Iroquois among others. Thurston of Huron and Koh of Yai are listed for medical care. Divisions: Clarence Genghran of Yala cited in the record.

A. Howcliffe Huron Serateals Chestar Abel Iroqueis Alled Koh Yai Medical Ceri Thurston Clarence Genghran Yala

Revolt Leader Captured Near Ovalle in Chile

In Santiago on September 1 A revolt leader Col Artisto Metino Benitez who toppled President Carlos Davila was captured by Carabineers at Ovalle. A unit seized 52 air service officers 50 mechanics and 5 planes plus Benitez to be taken to Santiago The revolt followed General Bartolome Blanche briefly resigning then resuming power with army support.

Santiago Chile Artisto Metino Benitez Carlos Davila Ovalle Carabineers Air Service Benitez Bartolome Blanche Blanche

Hoover Opposes Immediate Bonus Payment Across Nation

President Hoover stated opposition to cash payment of the veterans bonus, deeming it a deadly blow to national welfare. He argued funds are unavailable without harming jobs and the economy, urging focus on restoring normal economic life over veteran demands. Ben A. Lawshe of the Sioux Falls Chamber attends the South Dakota state fair in Huron.

Washington Hoover American Legion Portland Ore Convention Tne Cau Rges Ben A. Lawshe Chamber of Commerce of Sioux Falls Huron

Lost at fair grounds suitcase with letters addressed to RN Wilkinson

Black suitcase lost Wednesday at the fair grounds contains valuable letters addressed to RN Wilkinson. Reward offered for return. Call H. W. Stobel at phone 4312.

Fair Grounds RN. Wilkinson H. W. Stobel

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