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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
11
Sioux City market report shows cattle and calves steady to mixed with feeders and butchers uneven. Receipts around 2,000 cattle and 200 calves. hogs steady to lower, sows active. sheep and lambs lower. dairy and eggs prices listed for Sioux Falls and Chicago markets.
Sioux Falls market quotes show cattle steady with 600 head noted. Top bids include heifers and hogs with bulk rates around 8.00 to 9.40 for various grades. grinders and packers around 3.00 to 9.20.
SL Paul Livestock sale Thursday September 25 reports mixed yearlings around 217 pounds at 11.65, cattle trade steady though stock slow, native grass cows 3.75 to 4.50, bulls 3.75 to 4.50, feeders and stockers in dull demand, calves at 14.00, vealer market unsettled, best lots 9.50 to 12.00 per hundredweight, hogs 7.5 to 9.0, sheep 500 head with ewes largely under 7.00, lambs and bucks mixed, Dakota and Montana loads included.
Chicago livestock market shows hogs 230-300 lb bulk mostly 180-720 lbs with top around 10.60, packing sows 7.50-9.65, heavy cattle and yearlings steady to strong but some lighter weights slow, steers 1100-1500 lbs 9.75-12.60, heifers 1050-12.73, bulls 4.00-11.00, feeders 5.75-7.25, lambs active with tops near 7.75 and moderate throwouts. Minneapolis grain and flour notes indicate shipments and usage.
Chicago hog futures quotes from September show declines with September, October and November contracts listed. Prices for light, medium, and heavy hogs vary by delivery date as traders react to market conditions.
Prices and weights for poultry products from Auron Poultry and Eggs, Huron, listed by Buck Brothers. Includes heavy and light spring weights for Leghorn hens and roosters, eggs and butterfat notes, and disclaimers that prices may change without notice.
In Minneapolis Sept. 24 futures turned up after a volatile session. Wheat futures ended higher with September 1/4, December 1 1/4, May 4 1/4 gains, while corn rallied briefly on frost forecasts then slipped on stop selling. Rye opened up then fell, barley and fish demand varied, with overall light activity and mixed quality.
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes list cash wheat prices and varying protein contents for No 1 dark northern and amber durum, No 1 hard spring and other grades. carat range shows wheat, barley, flax, oats, rye, and corn figures. Includes Sept 24 data, arrivals, and futures projections with price quotes and delivery months.
New York reports a sharp bear attack on stocks after noon trading, pushing prices to new lows amid weak dividend news for American Can and a lack of new issues. Bank liquidity and falling grain prices spark renewed selling, with many issues down 6 to 10 points by late day.
Huron authorities seek Jim Dolan a master forger posing as a Capper Publications employee to back a petition against Tacist law. He forged two $10 checks drawn on Security National Bank, cashed at Fair Store and Yorks Cigar, signing C F Mead and R C Hughes. Assistant State's Attorney Temmey notes possible activity near Pierre and Blunt as he heads east.
In Baltimore on September 24 a coroner's verdict linked the double tragedy at Western Maryland Railways to policy disputes. Dudley G. Gray killed Maxwell C. Byers in the president's office and then fatally shot himself after a failed escape attempt. Gray, 41, had served 17 years. Byers, 52, became president in 1920 and board chairman later. Witnesses heard shots through a partition as Bullets shattered furniture and a door. Gray, mortally wounded, identified the shooter as himself.
Leaders from the South Dakota Farm Bureau and state committee discussed how farm to market road committees function to promote their aims. Norman M. Blaney of Chicago attended with others including O. Olson Huron E T Schultz Tulare Adolph Bortnem Nunda, and state bureau officials H B Tost Frederick F P Delong W E Ebbert Merle Hagmann Otto Clausen and A W Tompkins.
Huron College fans and 15 service clubs are rallying to sell season tickets totaling 1500 dollars to fund a night football lighting system at the campus Geld. Frank Dwyer chairs the drive, with Ward Bell and Frank Coffey explaining the plan. The effort aims to make football self sustaining and attract working adults who miss afternoon games. Season tickets cost 29.00 for all three home games, or 2.50 each in larger lots.
The article notes a weekly gain of 109 076 freight cars over the prior week, but total loadings remain the lowest for the corresponding week since 1922. It discusses gasoline price cuts as likely price wars to spur demand during a period of tapering seasonal activity, while call money sits at a percent with outside market concessions and further rate cuts on some longer maturities.
A dense list of closing quotations covers a wide array of American and allied stocks. Names include Am Can, Am Car & Pay, Am Internal, Am Loco, Armour A, Beatrice Creps, Beth Steel, General Electric, Colgate, Erie, Freeport Texas, Kennecott, Kroger, Nash, Pan Am, Penn RR, Phillips Petroleum, Pullman, Radio Corp, Sears Roebuck, Sinclair, St. Paul, Studebaker, Texaco, Union Car, United Fruit, Westinghouse, and Wabash among others with varied percent figures and prices. The compilation reflects a market close snapshot across metals, chemicals, transport, utilities, and consumer goods sectors.
The document lists admitted individuals including E J Woodland from Montana and Ben Hansart from Wisconsin with medical notes. It also shows dismissals such as Raymond Brock from Huron and Warren Newell from Holabird, with several other names tied to Huron and surrounding towns.
The fifty second annual state convention of the South Dakota W C T U opens in the Black Hills with delegates and officers gathering for a five day session. More than a hundred are expected for this afternoon’s board meetings, and various welcome addresses are planned for this evening by local and state figures including Rev A G Campbell and Dr E C Woodburn among others.
Weather conditions halted the Columbia monoplane’s planned across Atlantic hop from Harbor Grace. Captain Erwell Boyd and navigator Harry Connor awaited calmer skies after a ten day setback at Cherlatictown, P.E. The crew hopes to depart for Cragon, England once weather permits, recalling the 1926 Earhart milestone by flight history.
Mr and Mrs Roy Thomas have returned to their home at Mason City Iowa after visiting Deland and Huron the last few days They were guests at the home of Mrs Alice Thomas at LaDell They also visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Thomas and Mrs J E Osborn In Huron they visited Mr and Mrs P D Peterson Piloting the Thomas ship a Robin was Gus Leebur of Mason City
A heavy rain fell last night over a broad area from north of Brookings to the state southern boundary, including Sioux Falls. Salem logged the heaviest with 12 inches while Brookings had .40, Egan .33, Sioux Falls .21 and Pierre and Yankton a trace. Western areas saw unusually heavy rain and cooler, fair weather is forecast with a frost risk.
Creighton's 192x football season begins with two weeks of prep under Art Stark and Lon Graf. The opener features St Mary’s College at home, followed by Kansas, Marquette, Haskell Indians, Griffin College, Drake, Washington University, and Oklahoma Aggies. Amiable schedule highlights include a daylight Thanksgiving game versus the Oklahoma Aggies in Omaha.
Purdue's opponents this season may face the "shock troops" system as Coach Novie Kizer shapes his first string from tackle to tackle. Miller at center with Stears and Christman on either side. Van Bibber and Buttner at tackles. end positions split among Moss Baverian Calvert and Moon. Second line from tackle to tackle heavier but inexperienced with Westerman at center, Jancek Fassler Helmer and Chubb at tackles. Final scrimmages locked in with five Big Ten clubs opening Saturday. Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa, and others preparing lineups for the tests, while adjustments continue in practice games ahead of the season.
Advice column urging women aged 45 to 49 to weigh themselves against a chart and cut fats heeding a diet plan. Recommends reducing pies cakes and candy and eating meat fish salads vegetables and fruit. Suggests Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid and claims rapid results in weeks.
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