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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
8
PIERRE Aug 1 P Tax Director W Welsh advised operators that the 1935 chain store tax law requires all establishments to obtain a license to do business in South Dakota. Licenses apply to six months of 1935 with fees scaling by number of stores, and applications will be mailed to current licensees with ten days to respond.
The state justice department warns truckers to observe chapter 181 of the 1931 laws requiring a permit from the owner for transporting livestock or poultry on public highways. Permits must list owner, description, origin and destination, and consignee. Forging permits or false statements carry a $210 to $500 fine and 60 days to six months in jail or both.
New York August 1 7 The United States Golf Association said Ruth's amateur status has not been reviewed and will not be unless baseball's retired star enters a national amateur championship. The issue arose after Ruth competed in a Westchester Country Club tournament.
Local thundershowers are probable tonight and Friday with little temperature change. South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota expect unsettled conditions, with thundershowers probable tonight and Friday. Cooler in western portions and in extreme eastern areas at times.
Washington born Helen Richey, at 25, is the nation’s first woman to fly mail and hold a regular airline job. She pilots a large trimotor between Washington and Detroit, earning praise from officials and inspiring other women in aviation. Her endurance record, set with Frances Marsalis in December 1993, still stands. She emphasizes safety, navigation, and routine over sensationalism. Her father funded her training and first plane, and she has chosen a conservative, careful approach to flying.
Gus tav Lindenthal who climaxed his life as a bridge builder by designing and constructing the bell gate bridge in New York died last night at his home in Metuchen New Jersey His widow and one daughter survive
Wheat yields of 25 bushels an acre in Presho and similar crops in Lyman Jones Gregory and surrounding counties heighten opposition to the federal submarginal land project. Elevators report mixed results while farmers claim the crop value may exceed government offers and question the program’s purpose. Officials note options extended on project lands and confirm good crops in western South Dakota.
Sir Benjamin Bromhead, England’s oldest baronet, died at Thurlby Hall in London on August 1. He once quipped that dying was not exciting enough after his first air fight. The text also mentions the United States air corps reserve and training pilots.
Evelyn Lewis 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Lewis of Trail City was killed in an auto accident eight miles from Trail City. Returning from vacation in the Black Hills with sister and brother in law Mark Sogge the car overturned after a late blowout. Sogges were uninjured. Miss Lewis was a Trail City High School graduate. Survivors include her parents two brothers and a sister.
Acreage under cultivation on the Yakima Indian reservation this year totals 104751 acres, up from 99731 in 1934, per the annual crop census. Wheat and alfalfa are the largest crops.
Dorainik Ferrant, 72, seeks divorce from Rafela Ferrant, 30. After papers served, she allegedly poured gasoline on their home and attempted to ignite it. Police Chief J N Black charged her with arson and said she signed a written confession.
Washington reports the Boston circuit court of appeals ruling against the AAA stirs renewed hope for Senator Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa. A longtime critic of the program, Dickinson faces reelection challenges as opponents hope a favorable Supreme Court decision or possible 1936 Republican nomination chatter could lift his fortunes.
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