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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1930
Page
4
Dr. Edwin R. A. Seligman argues that long active lives in business and the arts stem from a search for self expression and creation rather than wealth. He notes greatness shows itself in originality of conception and the drive to improve society, not merely profits.
Observers note Senator struggles with tariff policy and campaign games as six years pass without meaningful farm legislation. He alternates between boasting and admitting inaction, risking influence by clashing with coalition and delaying majority action. Critics say his strategy centers on political theater rather than negotiating with the party to effect change.
The state’s case shows illegal deposits at Ewert’s bank exceeded legal limits from 1918 to 1924, implicating McMaster and associates in rural credit department dealings. Ewert, once a political ally, is jailed as McMaster campaigns, while critics call for accountability and highlight ongoing losses from the program.
The piece argues for a unified federal public works department under a single cabinet head to manage construction, roads, flood control, and related activities. It criticizes current piecemeal responsibility across Treasury Agriculture War and other bureaus, urging Congress to reorganize to cut red tape and boost unemployment relief through coordinated federal projects. It cites Hoover’s request for rationalizing agencies and notes engineers and economists favor consolidation to improve efficiency and economic stimulus.
Omaha judges criticise lax jury participation noting ignorance among jurors and calling for compulsory service akin to wartime conscription. The piece also reports Mrs. Coyne entering the race for secretary of state, highlighting her qualifications and Redfield Journal’s coverage as the nomination petitions are filed.
The text reads as a collage of reminiscences and curiosities from a newspaper page. It references places like Houston, Duluth, French Lick, Havana, and Winnipeg, mixed with musings on divination, television, and early demonstrations of telecommunication. Notable bits include an anecdote about an aqua baptism near the River Jordan and a correspondent recalling a Bell Labs demonstration of a televised connection.
Clayton Chappel of Maury County Tennessee reports in Dairy Tribune April issue on Bowers Beauty Lady a Jersey heifer that won senior and grand championships in Maury County and Tennessee State fairs in 1929. The article details her prior wins, butterfat record, and the success of Maury County 4 H calf club under leader George Campbell, plus a boxing match demo and funding for a summer camp.
Gertrude Ju Warren of the U S Department of Agriculture highlights 1929 4 H club activities across states. Projects include schoolyard landscaping fire safety arboretums school forests and distribution of registered hogs to farms plus community meals and uniforms for needy children.
The U Bet I Can 4 H canning club from North Huron joined Beadle county rally held Saturday April 12 at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Leader Mrs Bert Marks read. Vera LaCraft played piano during the community singing led by R A Cave. Dorothy Burger spoke about the Junior Short Course trip she earned last December as a Huronite tree trip winner.
The Happy Sunshine 4 H Dairy Calf Club held an entertainment at Mor rills school on April 11. Readings songs and a play entertained the audience with broad community support and Ace Lee Jones, club reporter, notes the successful program.
The Make Em Futter baby pork club of Miller held its remelar meeting at Miller high school gym Friday evening April 11. Members discussed pins for the project and suitable types. Regular meetings were scheduled for the second Friday each month. One new member joined, totaling nine. The group will meet next at the G HL Smith home on Friday May 3.
The Congregational church young girls presented The Feast of the Red Corn at the Indian school Thursday night and will perform again at the Grand theater Saturday evening. Home talent groups typically hold their final dress rehearsal at the Indian school for the benefit of local Indian youths.
Judge A K Gardner of Huron sails to Sioux Falls to appear before the federal court on Tegel related matters. A party of 18 Russians led by the leinsasser family will depart this evening for unspecified destinations.
Residents plan a colony formation in Reedley and discuss permanent residence. West Side Whist club hosts Drs J T Bishen and C A Kellcy event with prizes won by Mrs Muhowsld and others. Car sales by Hansen & Breen include two White cars and a Buick model F. Clayton Campbell returns from St Marys College. Megdimes C B Alford and T J Null host a luncheon date. Heria Gregory leaves for Sioux City for a short trip.
Remarkable Tanlac results in general rundown conditions include quick relief from rheumatism and stomach ills. Users report renewed strength and health after weeks, with testimonials praising cleansing action and restored digestion, appetite, and sleep. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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