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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1937

Page

10

Recall drive gathers steam against Gov. Langer in North Dakota

Jamestown reports Labour delegates from 25 counties adopt a resolution criticizing Governor William Langer and calling for a recall election. Petition signers will choose between Howard Wood and T. H. H. Thoresen to oppose Langer in the ballot. A. C. Townley, noted labor figure, backs the recall move amid attacks on honesty and decency in administration.

Jamestown N. D William Langer Labour Langer Wiaof Howard Wood T. H. H. Thoresen Bismarck A. C. Townley North Dakota Minnesota

Arrest Another For Gold Theft at Homestake Mine

Federal agents arrest Walter D. Moore of Central City amid the Homestake gold theft probe in Lead. Preliminary hearing for Ton Smith of Denver set for April 8. Harry Don Williams of Dearwood remains in custody in Billings after Montana balked at extradition.

Walter D. Moore Central City Homestake Deadwood Federal Diet Service Lead Walter D. Woore Lawrence County Ton Smith Denver Harry Don Williams Dearweed Billings Montana Yrgest

Lincoln P T A hears talk on Cultiva ular of Good Taste

Lincoln P T A meeting led by principal ki At Lincoln P T A with Mrs J M Peters presiding. Remarks based on a recent questionnaire claim good taste can be developed. Seventh graders under Miss Marion Anderson sang, H Q Don led community singing with Mrs Don at the piano. Mrs A G Feick elected president for next year.

Lincoln P.T. A Cleata Thorpe Ahd McKinley School Lincoln P. A J. M. Paters Marion Anderson Teadership Jefferson School Packard A. Pain Sheldon Reese Grant van Duzee Be Hatlestad

Mercury to Show Up On April 19 After Sunset

Vermillion April 7 Mercury, near the sun, will move eastward in early April. By April 19 it will be visible after sunset, if observers know where to look, with Mercury south of the sun and about an hour behind it. The article notes Mercury’s proximity to the sun, perihelion distance, and intrinsic properties as the innermost planet.

Mercury William E. Elman University of South Dakota Elman Earth Pluto Venus Sirius

Windfall Tax Declared Legal by Fourth Circuit

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of windfall taxes, affirming a Salisbury district court ruling in White Packing Co. vs. IRS. Judge John J. Parker wrote the opinion, stating the windfall tax is a genuine tax to meet budget deficits after the sales bonus law and processing tax invalidation. The decision contrasts with the Supreme Court finding the processing tax unconstitutional as agrarian regulation beyond congressional power.

Richmond Fourth Federal Circuit “Court of Appeals District Court Salisbury White Packing Company Cew John Jim Parker Supreme Court Congréss de Soldinrg Parker

Care Tips For Garden Beds From State College Expert

Frockings April 1 special notes expert L L Davis assistant in Horticulture at State College explains garden care. Farm gardens should use horse drawn tools to cut labor while small town plots use closer spacing for hand cultivation. A half to one fourth acre suffices for a family with proper planning and rotation of crops. Perennial greens should run along garden margins and early crops planted together then replaced by later plantings to maximize ground use.

Sitzyhorse L. L. Davis State College

Declamatory Contest Held at Conde District

The April 1 declamatory and essay contest at Conde school house pitted Conde 32 against Boettia 3 Benton 26 Conde 20 and Oleon. Afternoon program featured morning contest winners Genevieve Kippsperarch James Nelson Donald Quinn Thomas Reardon Lucille Bertsch and Charles Trapp. They advance to the county contest in Redfield on April 10.

Conde Conde Conde Boettia Benton Oleon Genevieve Kippsperarch James Nelson Donald Quinn Thomas Reardon Lucille Bertsch Charles Trapp Redfield

Pioneer John M. Costello dies in Sioux Falls illness

Mrs John Staramer travels to Sioux Falls after the death of her brother in law John M Costello a pioneer of the city. He died after a three week illness with uremic poisoning given as the cause of death.

Sioux Falls Rockham John Staramer John M. Costello Costello

Olympics Bridge Play Tonight at Chester White residence

Huron bridge enthusiasts join national Olympic play at Chester N White residence 737 Nebraska Avenue Southwest tonight. White, state bridge association president, invites all to participate and send results to national headquarters for posting. State tournament opens Sunday at Marvin Hugh Fine Hotel with President's Cup on the line and separate divisions for two and four player teams. Awards for division champions and entries from many South Dakota towns expected.

Huron South Dakota Bridge Association Chester N. White Nebraska Avenue Southwest White State Bridge Association Aterm i Marvin Hughfine South Dakota

Sunday Services and Ordination at Local Church

Sunday services begin at 10 o clock with Sunday school following at 11. Mrs. F. W. James will be ordained as elder. The Rev. L. C. Snyder, pastor, will conduct the service. Christian Endeavor meetings are planned at the schoolhouse Sunday evenings at 7:15 until warmer weather.

Ing FW. James L. C. Snyder

Miller High School presents light opera program

Davies Light Opera directed by William Davies performed at Miller High School auditorium on April 7 featuring selections from The Student Prince and other light works.

Snowy soils hinder planting as ground melts

Wellington reports slow spring melt with extra moisture soaking soil and delaying prep for planting. Heavy woods and nearly impassable unsyringed highways hinder travel despite improving conditions.

Wellington

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