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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1929
Page
7
City commissioners approved Twenty four officials for precincts with Fifteen women on the election board and men as superintendents at polling centers. Details list Ward by ward precinct locations and appointed supervisors.
The South Dakota weather bureau reports ample soil moisture with January and February snows saturating ground. Warm spells and wind dried surfaces aiding rapid spring work as field tasks advance with spring wheat seeding, oats, barley, potatoes and garden crops planted and livestock in good condition.
At the annual meeting 43 firefighters reelected GV. Hedges as chief of the three companies. Martin Anderson and Carlos Fuss were named first and second assistant chiefs, with J. Tovey as secretary and treasurer. Reports from Delta, Turner, and Pioneer hose companies were presented. A general discussion focused on fire prevention and the cleanup campaign saving property owners thousands of dollars.
Mrs Roses Meinzer visits Huron Tuesday and various ads list items for sale or services. Harold Himmel to move to Avario Texas, glasses offered by Dr. Feige, funeral notes for Mrs Dennison, social and sports ads, ice wagon routing, rummage sale, and multiple notices about travel, sales, and local events in Huron city papers.
Violinist Jascha Heifetz tripped over a shattered glass while brushing teeth, cutting the left forefinger. He aborted his recital in Oklahoma City and will miss a week of performances before the next engagement in Los Angeles with his wife Florence Victor.
Washington. The special session of congress will test Hoover policies on farm relief and tariff. Republicans back the president while Democrats push an old idea on equalization fees, with debate over session limits and apportionment bills. Immigration origins clause may also be raised if unsettled.
This ad claims internal health begins with a healthy stomach and digestion. It promotes Tanlac as a drugless infusion of roots and herbs, praised for indigestion constipation gas nausea dizziness and headaches. It promises strength weight gain and a refund if it fails.
The piece notes a new Senate presiding officer and majority leader, Curtis of Kansas and Watson of Indiana, with Robinson of Arkansas remaining minority leader. In the House Longworth of Ohio starts a third term as speaker, Tilson of Connecticut as majority leader, and Garner of Texas becomes Democratic floor leader amid a tariff debate. Seven new senators and 70 new House members, including Ruth Baker Pratt, Ruth Hayna McCormick, Ruth Bryan Owen Gwen, and Oscar De Priest, take oath. migration policy is debated alongside legislation.
In London fashion circles a trend centers on counterpanes inspired by Queen Elizabeth’s era. The pieces are crafted by miners' wives from distressed coal fields lending historic style to modern homes.
Chicago April 10 A fashionable after theatre crowd watched Harry Townsend 42 Milwaukee superintendent fatally stabbed in the Hotel Stevens lobby by Bart Rogers a former Milwaukee foundry employee. Townsend died early today Rogers fled through the crowd then surrendered to a policeman saying he went to the hotel to see Townsend about a dispute.
Rogiers told police Townsend called him a scab and assaulted him, leading Rogiers to use a knife in self defense. The confrontation ended with the suspect knocked down and the victim citing size disparity as justification for the weapon use.
Rogers testified that Townsend was at a hotel convention when he was knocked down. after the fall, he drew a knife. The incident centers on Townsend and the confrontation at the gathering.
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