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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
7
Cooperation between the City Federation of Women's Clubs and local groups boosts the citywide clean up and dress up campaign. Gardens are prepped, lawns raked, and spring activities underway as citizens pledge ongoing care through the summer.
A reader from Pennington county asks for fair compensation when their three sheep were not bred and how to value wool and lambs. Answer suggests about 35 cents per head per month for six months and notes wool yield might shift the deal. Another reader asks about mangels in South Dakota. expert says favorable with fertility, moisture and labor, can plant anytime after mid April with 30 to 15 pounds seed per acre.
The Masonic lodge welcomed neighboring lodges from Arlington and De Smet and a Huron group led by IHL Fonsberg, the most worshipful grand master, along with W. FR Wherton, past grand master, on Tuesday.
The state legislature convened a special session to clarify the liquor control act amid sharp criticism. A speaker called the current law cumbersome and unworkable and urged a Pierre return to rewrite it for clearer provisions, revenue guarantees, and bootlegger elimination. A third degree was awarded to HL Cole, with A S Reed of Canby Minnesota among guests.
The Spink county essay contest concluded in the Redfield court room with 12 district entrants. Eleanor Fleming of Mountain school district No 8 won first, Mary Carney of LaGell district second, Halverson of Conde city third. Fleming will represent the county at the regional contest in Watertown on April 26. Judges were Rev. R. M. Miller Rev. Crelim and Mrs. Chichester.
A specialist criticizes a selection process that forced choosing from untrained names, arguing the practice sabotages further development. The dialogue highlights friction over appointee qualifications and training.
The report discusses Houser Moffett's retirement amid personal and professional strains including friction with Governor Eccles of the Federal Reserve and a challenging dealer role. It also cites Huey Long cronies spreading support for a future presidential bid and notes a classified list of letters tied to Long's network.
The text describes Huey’s petition drive as a sign of political leverage, suggesting he may trade for concessions rather than pursue a formal primary. It recalls a journalist’s tale about a party official lacking a mailing list, contrasting campaign reach with the White House’s depleted incoming mail.
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