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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
3
April 24 marks the birth of James M Woods, once a prominent Rapid City citizen active in business and public affairs. The date also notes the death in 1924 of Homer Krause, a Dell Rapids lawyer aged 41.
The piece argues that senators demand the McNary Haugen plan in the farm bill but would block passage if it fails. It claims their insistence is a political tactic rather than a genuine economic aid effort and warns relief will not pass if tied to the plan.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. DeBoer will lead the Snows College of dressmaking opening soon in Huron after leasing a house and planning permanent residence. Several names appear among travelers to Sioux Falls, with visits and ill relatives noted, and Judge Taylor heading to Howard to open a secular circuit court term for Miner County.
Miss Nora Hogan, who visited Sunday, returned home Monday evening. The note mentions the journey from the college and references Miss Mad of Badellé in a brief, unclear context.
The Mexican government plans an educational temperance drive including mandatory anti alcohol material in schools and depictions of drink evils in theaters. Women league organizing and sports promotion are urged as counter measures while highlighting a fight against alcoholism as essential to Mexico’s future.
The piece critiques how politicians used farm relief as a political tool. It notes Congress twice passed relief measures that President Coolidge vetoed and argues the McNary-Haugen plan served political aims rather than solutions. It highlights Hoover's 1928 relief outline and public support shaping the outcome.
The piece cites John Wanamaker and William Hawley Smith on the value of knowing and wanting to know. It argues modern pedagogy should instill a lifelong curiosity, balance applied sciences and trades, and emphasize self-mown learning for happiness and success.
The piece cites C B M Joad and Henry Ford arguing that the eight hour day evolved from a 16 hour workday and that six hour days are approaching. It ties productivity, mass production and educated society to a future where leisure fuels innovation, hobbies, and renewed social effort.
The Minneapolis Journal condemns the sena te attempt to insert a debenture clause in farm relief legislation as a political delay tactic. It argues the device would siphon treasury funds via subsidies, risking large annual losses and facing likely veto by President Hoover.
Washington April 6 1929 three national farm groups the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union the National Grange and the American Farm Bureau Federation urge joint action for farm relief. They press tariff adjustment surpluses and automatic checks on over production plus support for cooperative marketing and farmer ownership to raise domestic farm prices. The letter to Senator McNary and Representative Haugen dates from Washington and is signed by A W Tompkins secretary.
An advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets permanently remove gas in stomach and bowels. It promises relief from bloating unease and nervous symptoms, improved breathing, and warmed limbs by preventing gas from affecting circulation. The yellow package is highlighted as genuine and available at drug stores.
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