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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
4
The passage emphasizes protecting outdoor opportunities as a national duty. It argues that as the population grows, leisure increases, and health depends on engagement with nature. It urges that every encroachment be stopped and that league members serve as soldiers in a nationwide, organized effort to uphold this vital moral value.
A historical note recalls Dakota history including Fort Pierre’s 1832 finish and county organization. The piece highlights Harriman Tennessee flood bravery with Tom Atkins saving over a dozen lives, Bob Underwood aiding neighbors, and Grace Whalen warning neighbors from a stranded switchboard as the floodwaters rose, praising everyday heroism amid disaster.
The state board of agriculture, returning from Brookings, expressed pleasure with the general barn layout at the fair grounds and will recommend erecting buildings on similar lines with state institution needs in mind. Also noted are travels of officials, oil tests, and local social notes including bachelor girls meeting and routine business.
The article praises Charles Dawes as he relinquishes the vice presidency and, in a traveling capacity, is expected to shape budgets for Porto Rico and aid the black republic. It recalls his leadership on Germany’s war debt and notes the US role shift in international finance while commenting on lively spring elections in Deadwood and Sioux Falls and a Chicago theater incident.
Newspaper writers praise Henry J. Allen as Curtis's successor in the U S senate. He is a Kansan with public life experience, trusted, sane and progressive, aligned with Arthur Capper. The president is said to approve, and Allen is expected to work closely with Capper and support Republican ideals.
The Izaak Walton league Haron chapter reports 247 members in good standing as it advances a conservation program including tree planting. Herbert Hoover, while secretary of commerce, lauded the league as a leading national effort.
The Argus Leader criticizes Senator McMaster for defending a 165 million dollar Boulder Canyon dam appropriation claiming it will pay for itself. It recalls his 1922 Rural Credit Dept assurances costing South Dakota taxpayers a million annually. The piece notes flood relief claims versus engineers’ findings for preventive spending and urges skepticism of his rhetoric.
A Rapid City discussion weighs geographic qualifications for office in light of a possible west river candidate for senator. Editors warn against judging a man by where he lives, urging voters to focus on merit and suitability rather than regional affiliation as campaigns unfold.
A rapid city journal report discusses how funds from the last legislature to aid school districts hit by land withdrawals from foreclosed rural credit mortgages are to be distributed. The supreme court ruling makes lands public property tax exempt. local districts fear revenue losses. The legislature approved an appropriation but left distribution method unclear, with statewide and regional implications ahead of a constitutional amendment on local taxation for such lands.
Central Time radio listings show WABC New York and Chicago networks with hourly programs from 5 PM to late night. Featured acts include orchestras, bands, Broadway tunes, and public affairs, listing associated stations and network links.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations KGO KPO KGW KHG KOMOD KIE and others. It references dance orchestras, operas, church services, and light features with times ranging from early morning to late evening. Mentions studios in San Francisco Seattle and Minneapolis stations WABC WOR WEAI and WEAF, plus ensembles and broadcasting blocks.
E. O. Snyder traveled to Hitchcock on business. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Losey visited Scadia Kansas. RoO. Morden left Thursday for Thorn.
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