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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
4
The Minneapolis Tribune argues citizen carelessness in voting enabled corrupt city officials and other leaders. It urges voters to examine their own role, noting the need for accountability and penitence, and warns the same dynamic applies nationally and in states.
The Mitchell Republican argues for including the debenture plan in relief legislation, accusing critics of distorting facts. It notes Hoover’s opposition cited as not a campaign issue and questions omission from 1925 Republican platform.
A Monday Republican front page column and neighboring note discuss a debenture plan presented to President Hoover. Critics warn defense supporters align with politically minded senators.
Secretary of War Good frames inland waterway development as urgent and funded by Congress with the President’s backing. He cites Missouri River projects and contracts with capable builders to speed work benefiting current and future generations. Midwest lawmakers led by Senator McMaster urge swift action. Huronians welcome Third and Dakota corner improvements.
A broad push gains steam in Washington led by Senator McMaster and supported by midwest lawmakers, urging waterways development including the upper Missouri. President Hoover and officials previously backed the project as essential to western agriculture. The text notes the passing of Arthur W. Donaldson, an active early advocate.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a sudden event affecting a department and saving many people but lacks clear details or identifiable entities. The text shows garbled phrases and quotation marks.
A look back notes Dr GE Hager TM returning from Seneca where he spent Sunday. Mrs FR Peach Ste Paul arrives to visit Dy Wharton Clarke for superintendent duties of the North Western, with Mr Milt Alford moving stock to the old building formerly Mert's barbershop. Work begins on Sauer block with a 80 foot long two story brick structure. Mrs Wi H Bliss travels to Troquois as demolition starts on Dakota avenue prep for new block.
A brief note describes remodeling efforts to create a large double store room and to remodel the front area. Details on location, dates, and contractor are not provided in the fragmented text.
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