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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
4
The article carries Associated Press rights language stating AP is exclusively entitled to USA republication of all dispatches credited to AP or not otherwise credited in this paper. The notice also references local news publication and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
April entries chronicle notable events from 1802 captive led to Bad river to 1925 the death of Mrs Pearl Hawkins Smith wife of Judge Ellison Suwiith in Sioux City. Also noted are births and political reorganizations including 1877 Custer County organized and 187S Governor Howard replacing Pennington.
The piece argues momentum drives business success across fields from cinema to media. It traces the moving picture industry’s rise from nickel theaters to talkies, then foresees refinements and new tech like color and 3D, predicting ongoing competition from radio and television while stressing rapid adaptation.
A Watertown Public Opinion defense argues the paper upholds ethical standards while denying charges of bias through financial arrangements with Senator Norbeck. It rebuts allegations of venal influence, asserts belief in private industry, and questions the insinuations spread by Public Opinion and The Huronite.
The piece questions Public Opinion's stance as it contemplates a switch of editorial chairs. It notes surprise at a newspaper famed for ethical combat ceasing such battles and ponders whether critics act from self interest. It asks if the cases are truly parallel and if fairness can endure the shift.
Frank M. Mills longtime Sioux Falls resident and former Des Moines Register publisher remains active as president of Sioux Falls Preach Company. He advocates daily life and work, authoring a 90s book urging against retirement. Also notes Huron beautification drive, Sioux Falls thrift among students, and J J Mantell to head Chinese railways with Russian joint ownership fading.
The piece criticizes bank deposit guaranty schemes adopted after 1907 panics, arguing they misplace faith in mutual insurance and fail without strong honest management. It notes Nebraska’s mounting claims, the tax or special assessment dilemma, and questions the government's role in backing guarantees, urging depositor education over guaranteed safety.
Mrs. J. C. Klemme left for Iroquois thursday morning and will visit Centerville and Yankton before returning. Mr. and Mrs. George McBride and daughter Betty left for Chicago, with Mrs. McBride visiting Crawfordsville Ind. for six weeks. Co. C. Issenhuth returned from a western trip, his family staying in Hot Springs. Charles Wright came from Hitchcock to view land near here after selling a quarter nearby.
Mrs M E Summers left for St Paul after visiting here with Mrs Teets and will travel to Iowa for the summer. R O Grover, formerly of Pocahontas Iowa, bought A J Bick’s drug business and will move his family here soon. Senator Ewart of Pierre visited the city, detailing district plans for a Burke race.
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