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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1929
Page
3
The Rhondda Male Choir of 14 professionally trained Welsh singers tours North America and is praised for hard work and Celtic temperment. They perform Tuesday at Huron College Auditorium with high critical regard for artistry and tonal quality.
Researchers report sulfur dusting reduces rust impact on wheat yields. Trials show notable yield gains per acre under certain growing conditions, with early observers noting yellow powder effects on rust fungi. Advocates foresee future grain protection and profits from routine dusting methods.
A mosaic of local notes recounts visits and travel from Huron to Spink county, Parker, Brookings and beyond. Several residents plan moves, meetings and new enterprises including a Colorado Street home, a May 1 opening for a picture show, and a talk on dental laws.
Washington reports on how extraordinary congress sessions have followed major national crises from 1797 to 1921. The piece traces presidents Adams Jefferson Madison and Wilson guiding milestones, from war preparations to reconstruction, tariff, and policy shifts, noting the enduring influence of visionary statesmen.
Musical Truth magazine features twins George Baughman Jr and Phyllis Jane Baughman of Highmore with a laudatory photo and profile Roles include a cornet and saxomitone duet at the C I convention in Pierre this month. Their juvenile concert band work attracts attention beyond local activities.
In 1621 discussions considered the Bordney McCumber farm and the Good Budget Bureau measures. A second 1922 debate aimed to subsidize the government merchant maring but the subsidy was not enacted.
INWA Senators approve a six year primary road expansion program funded up to 100 million dollars. The measure moves to the general assembly for final approval and possible special election. Court previously invalidated the prior bond plan. new funds would come from the primary road fund.
The Agriculture Department reports winter wheat on April 1 at 82.7 percent of normal versus 68.8 percent a year earlier, with rye at 84.9 percent of normal up from 79.3 percent. The report notes wheat is nearly 3 percent above the ten year average and conditions are near average in the Plains and Southwest, with eastern states above normal and especially strong in the upper Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.
Aberdeen April 10 Lieutenant Otto Ellis praised Headquarters Battery and Battery A of the 149 Field Artillery South Dakota National Guard as very satisfactory in the annual inspection. He concluded his South Dakota tour and departed for his home station at Hiawatha Kansas praising the state guard overall.
W G Botkin secretary of the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association leaves for Omaha to address merchants. He will demonstrate the model store he constructed, already shown at several merchants meetings. The event is sponsored by the Omaha Retail Grocers Association and the Schultze Baking Company of Omaha.
Misa Clement of Hudson woman Amanda Cement is a baseball umpire basketball referee assessor school teacher newspaper woman and tennis player. She coached Hudson Independent basketball and later assists with the weekly newspaper due to her mother’s ill health. She taught at the University of Wyoming and Jamestown High School and did physical culture work for the YWCA at Lacrosse Wisconsin.
A notable resident, Miss Slement, promotes and sponsors tennis tournaments while serving as town assessor.
Wakey home econolica announces new staff including Th B Fin ley eighth grade Gladyce McElrath seventh and sixth Wenonah Wheelock fourth and fifth Helen Croes third Helen Riv oli second and Lady Bingaman first. Miss McElrath Miss Wheelock and Miss Croes are Wessington girls. This will be their first year as school teachers.
Wessington April 10 special report lists the full next year staff. Superintendent named Prof N H McKay with George White as principal and Harold Dierenfield coaching. Della Barnes Mrs L M Christopherson to teach English and Latin at Wolsey Cagers event context noted nearby.
Coaches Lowell Bennett Enid Martin Edward Esther Juer gens Mildred Friese and former coach George Hendrickson preside at a community hand time party honoring players and staff.
A woman from Berlin New Hampshire says she was run down unable to work with appetite and digestion poor. After trying several medicines she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports strong improvement and willingness to answer letters.
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