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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
4
The piece urges renominating State Auditor William Dunn, praising his strict expense control and anti–waste program. It cites editorials and a supportive letter urging voters to back Dunn at the primary, arguing his re-election aids budget retrenchment and future legislation.
The piece argues that Norbeck and fellow South Dakota senators and representatives share credit for relief legislation. It contends they all performed their duties in promoting measures to avert catastrophe, and no single member should receive exclusive praise. It warns against overcrediting Norbeck during campaign times.
The author argues delegation members delayed relief actions, praising Governor Green and others for laying the groundwork. They credit colleagues for persuading lawmakers to pass relief measures and suggest candidates Christopherson and Williamson share Norbeck's claim to credit, urging other campaign bases.
The article notes Gunderson wavered on Smith deposits at the Smith Bank in Platte, cites letters published under his signature, and questions his ability to govern. It adds claims of higher state spending, new offices without results, and vote trading for the reorganization bill. Senator Norbeck is praised by Washington correspondents.
A Hayti Herald Enterprise opinion notes criticism of the Congressional Record as a junk repository. It cites Representative Johnson’s push to print hundreds of letters and petitions, opposition by Underhill, and support for debt retirement plans in South Dakota urging cost cuts and sacrifices to meet obligations.
The Journal notes officials aim to boost hail insurance business this year to improve finances, warning that government competition with private lines may spark a costly fight for customers and threaten profitable private agencies.
Count Paul Teleki, camp chief, says nations planning to attend the 1933 World Jamboree at Godollo near Budapest include British Empire 23502, Poland 1500, Austria 1006, Sweden 500, Finland 203, Bulgaria 150, Hollrland 103, Greece 100, Syria 50, Japan 20, Estonia 15, with France Germany Spain Denmark Romania and the United States among others yet to confirm numbers. Francis de Farkas will lead the camp staff, site near Budapest chosen for its accessibility, the estate gifted to Emperor Francis Joseph in 1887, and Admiral Horthy supports Scouting efforts. The camp runs the first half of August 1933 with Hungary preparing gear and inviting Scouts from around the world.
Verna Anderson reports Wamblee Olonka Troop 4 met Tuesday evening at the American Lutheran church. Patrols planned entertainments, the meeting closed with Taps. A Sunday church basement party featured games and cooking tests with two girls chosen as cooks two as food preparers and two as dishwashers. Miss Carolyn Melum is troop captain.
South Dakota 4-H members will receive trips to the National 4 H Congress in Chicago as guests of Russell Miller Milling Co of Minneapolis. Prizes include 17 educational trips awarded to bread making champions from Iowa Massachusetts Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin. Details available from state club leader in Brookings SD.
True Spirit league members in Custer township Beadle county observed Arbor Day on April 25 by dividing into four groups with captains Legra Timm Ethel in Beck Kenneth Peterson and Robert Pamp. Each group planted a set number of trees using tools from home while pupils recorded names on slips of paper and planted the trees.
Members of the Lincoln league Tim School Beadie county were guests of the True Spirit League during the last week. Mime Mary Rhoads teacher of the Timm school accompanied the pupils on the visit. The Timm school had a week's vacation since Christmas, and the learners enjoyed the visit.
Hap py Sunshine Dairy Call club members met Tuesday evening at the home of Victor and Lee Jones with Harold Benstead presiding. All but one answered roll call as members judged cattle from pictures in a national magazine and Benstead received the high score. A light refreshments followed. next meeting set for May 1 at Gale Mabco’s home.
This 1932 silhouette article notes broader shoulders and slim waists with higher waistlines and varied skirt lengths. It highlights shoulder yokes epaulets puff sleeves capelets and bold jackets plus new sleeve styles and a practical home tip for washing walls using glue dissolved in hot water.
Contributions to the 4-H loan fund total 192.73 with a pattern of 19 cents per member and most cash prizes. Notable gifts include Sterling Needle club 30 cents, Margie Linn 45 cents, Willing Workers 6 cents, Busy Bees 60 cents, and C I Brown 1 dollar. Three loans have been made and more funds may be needed before year end.
Railroads pledge 289 educational trips for the Eleventh National Boys and Girls 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. The Chicago and North Western, Illinois Central, and Santa Fe announce multiple state allocations with criteria based on county winners, enrollment, and full-time extension agents.
A mixed local recap lists a long creased set of puzzle words and scattered notices. It notes educational trips, garden seed drives, and club honors, with several residents traveling to Chicago Rapid City Broadland and Michigan for family visits business matters and vacations.
Iroquois Troop 17 met in the high school commercial room to work on merit badge tests and ended the session with an indoor baseball game. The Bob Whites beat the Cuckoos 13 to 3 as Charles Armin played the new bugle. Duane Garry plans to join after completing his Tenderfoot test, bringing troop membership to 19 upon completion.
Broadland Boy Scouts will hike Friday afternoon at Farlands grove where supper will be cooked and cooking tests taken. Plans were set at this week’s regular meeting led by Scoutmaster with flag salute and oath observed. rope tying practice completed. benediction closed the session.
Twenty years ago in Huron, residents sent greetings as R. E. Cone returns from Fargo. Chester Walker travels to Hot Springs for a new job. A. K. Gardner returns from northern business trips. Grace Hannum and Grace Pack head home for Sunday in Wayland. Hazel Ackerman to Yale for an over Sunday. W. D. Griffith visits with H. P. Carson family. County agent miss noted. A. Kinkead departs for club work. Des Moines and Iowa references appear in a county context.
Titanka Troop practiced folk dances at a meeting in the basement of the Methodist church on Thursday evening. Troop reporter Helen Habicht noted games were played and Mrs. Q D Dunbar, troop captain, gave a short talk. The girls have studied songs and dances under Mrs Dunbar and Mrs Bert Phillips. The session closed with the singing of Good Night Ladies.
Aberdeen April 2. Activities in the extension division at Northern State Teachers college reach peak levels except for 1927 28. Dean J W Thomas says 1330 students enrolled since September with 117 in history 42 in English 39 in education 23 in geography 16 in hygiene 13 in sociology and economics 8 in languages and 25 nurses from St Luke s hospital taking a chemistry class.
Real estate transfers include W. E. Streeter to Wolsey Ind School Dist for $1 with Lots 1 to 6 in Block 27 Wolsey orig part, Jacob T Hofer to Gladys Mann Witten for $1, Camden Rayburn to Barbara Waldner Huron for $1 with Lots 13 and West read in Jolins Add, Barbara Weidner transfers and Union Bond & Machine Co. fence details. Fairfield farmers plow fields for corn amid stubble due to abundant moisture.
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