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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
8
Receipts to noon today assessed for Armani and Co. Market quotations unavailable due to Tet market closure. The Huronite notes public market quotations are reported elsewhere for readers.
Sale figures show cattle and calves price ranges across livestock markets in Chicago and Sioux Falls. Prices outline fat and feeder cattle, heifers, cows, bulls, steers, and hogs with per hundredweight bids and notes on steady to uneven trends amid mixed demand. Names of markets include Chienga Livestock and Mok steers, with reference to Stun 2022 Wis LTO-Se0 and 9.00 10.09 ranges.
Markets bulletin from Swift and Company lists Huron Po ulin and Miter egg prices with daily furnished notes. Includes entries for Leghorn, Meary springs, Hearty hens, Light hens and Cocks with shorthand figures and allocations for market day.
The Huron market note lists Buck Brothers prices for poultry stock including leghorns and hens, with Eggs and Dairy items from Huron dairy market. Prices show various grades and items like creamery extras, standards, firsts, seconds, and turkey figures alongside produce shipments and cheese status.
Chicago market notes from September 17 report shows potato shipments including 75 car lots with Wiscon sin and Minnesota rounds and sacked whites, plus prices around 2.65 for central sections. Butter fat and chicken prices listed for various categories. Sioux Falls fall trade data show live turkeys, spring chicks, leghorns, ducks, geese, and roosters priced per weight.
Minneapolis market note from September 17 shows carload flour and bran figures with quoted prices around 7.75 to 7.85 per barrel for flour and bran totals near 36.00. Column also lists cotton shipments and 16,3559 barrels, with misread entries indicating family patents and misc values.
Minneapolis reporters note wheat futures slid with stop loss selling near the close. September and other futures eased while winter wheat held firm and barley trade remained limited. Demand shifted early then slowed, flax demand rose, and nearby price levels drifted.
A damaged OCR snippet shows agricultural terms and crop percentages. It references barley rye flax and other items, with unclear figures and names. The readable parts mention prices and varieties but lack coherent context or dates.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numbers and dates with scattered terms like December May and Amber but provides no coherent events or names. The snippet appears to be a partial ledger or financial entry with disjointed figures and month references, lacking a clear subject or outcome.
New York quotes show a firmer tone as traders push a broad set of issues higher while some led by large favorites slip. Mixed gains from Commercial Solvents and National Ledgers amid renewed credit pressure. May Department Stores falls after previous week surge. total volume around 4 million shares.
A dense list of closing prices and percent changes for a wide array of companies and utilities. Included are Am Can, Chrysler, General Motors, Ford, Boeing, Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, Radio, Reading, Pennsyl, Packard, Kennecott, International Nickel, and many regional firms. Prices shown as percentage changes or per share figures, indicating market activity and variance across industries.
A garbled OCR style list includes numerous company names and stock-like codes such as Tex Corp 7044 Tex P TA Tr 143 United Fru 122 US Ind Ale 20444 Westinghouse 245 Woolworth 9 and others, lacking coherent narrative or context.
Standards Oil Indiana finished at 17 54 on the curb market. The report notes involvement of Minneapolis stocks and mentions Pleat National Bancorporating in the brief listing of market items.
Five members of the Turod fire department left yesterday for Minneapolis to attend a fire school. Chiefs V Haiges and Fred Erlandson lead the delegation with Chief Carl Megg acting during their absence. Assistants Martin Anderson and Victor Asnman also travel. Joh Hill among the group.
In Tampa Florida on September 16 two game changing hits and sharp plays by 16 year old Robert Guerra earned him a tryout with the Tampa club of the Southeastern League. He impressed with three strong defensive plays and multiple driving hits to reach first base, signing on the dotted line.
Elton Parker of Deadwood, known as a Huron college athlete, will travel to Iowa City to pursue graduate studies in physical education and psychology at the University of Iowa this year. During four years at the level school he served as captain, year coach in football and basketball.
Ohio grid feud erupts as John Carroll's Coach Ralph Vince accuses Ohio State of recruiting methods. Ted Rosequist, a top prospect, is central to the dispute with claims of free tuition board lodging and a paid job to lure him to Ohio State. Ohio State coach Sam William and officials deny any improper recruiting.
The Daily News notes King George is recovering at Sandringham Norfolk with Queen Mary. He cannot digest solid books yet but reads thrillers and detective tales as his literary fare. No large house parties or shooting as he plans a quiet winter recuperation.
William L. Cooper of New York was nominated by President Hoover to be director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce in the department of commerce, succeeding Klein. The nomination was announced in Washington.
Beadle county 4-H clubs praised by agent R A Cave for top booth award among 11 counties and a second in the parade. Dairy team members Jessie Roberts and Howard Sorenson win milk production demonstration and a trip to St Louis for the Dairy show. Kiwanis dairy club member Earl Simantel and team selected to represent South Dakota in St Louis with national dairy show next June in England. Multiple Beadle county winners listed across Holstein, Guernsey, Ayrshire, Jersey, Shorthorn, and other classes with numerous placements including firsts, seconds, and thirds in calves, cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, potatoes, and clothing contests.
Harry Sewell leaves for Tyefield Wis to enter St Johns Willcary academy after completing his sophomore year at Huron high school, accompanied by his father Or D Sewell.
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