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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
4
The text reflects on a century of frontier life and the assumption of silver plunder as a shortcut to power. It argues that both the United States and the British Empire might reuse such bravado, but persistent suspicion and distrust would remain, leaving tasks unfinished.
Central and clear channel stations list hourly programs with call letters and associated outlets. Entries include WABC New York and WISN Milwaukee with 6:00 events, 7:00 Paul Whiteman dance hour, 8:30 Story in Song, 9:00 Neapolitan Nights, and six to ten other station pairings across NY, IL, OH, and MO with orchestras, dances, and variety shows.
Spotted Tail murdered by Crow Dog in 1881. In 1924 I D Brown, former legislator from Brown County, died at Three Forks Montana.
A fragmented listing shows station identifiers and time slots for Chicago area outlets WEF A F M WLS WMAQ and WGN with a mix of news features dances lectures and music blocks. The text lists varied programs from morning to evening including favorite selections feature half hour and Teenor and Piano sessions.
The Sioux City Tribune argues the core farm problem lies in limited control of production and inelastic demand. It calls for cooperative marketing and new nonfood uses to lift consumption and stabilize prices amid weather driven yields and rising grain costs.
Washington officials fear Bremen type ocean liners could upset naval parity by serving as cruisers and aircraft carriers. The debate links shipbuilding to Hoover MacDonald aims for better Anglo American relations, warning against merciless protectionism and renewed armament buildup. Canada and the United States work toward cooperation.
California passed a safety law prohibiting any flight without a valid Department of Commerce license for the pilot and aircraft. After passage, junkyards flooded with derelict airplanes selling for as little as 25 dollars as experts warned they were too dangerous for use, arguing the law would cut fatal accidents nationwide.
The Federal Farm Board and its special committee press ahead with a giant cooperative stabilizing corporation. North Dakota farmers will be briefed on the program at a Fargo meeting aimed at easing doubts about the board, promoting orderly marketing, and enabling farmers to regulate markets and prices. The Redfield Journal Observer notes the effort could succeed only if farm organizations cooperate, warning against factional fighting that blocks constructive legislation. A Madison South Dakota woman boasts a 75 year old rolling pin, a quip about domestic strife highlighting local humor.
Gilbert Swan notes San Francisco Chinatown split into Spofford Alley Waverly Place and Grant Avenue. Spofford retains eerie charm, while Grant Avenue has Americanized into a Coney Island style with bright lights and tourist shops. The piece contrasts old mystery with new commerce and ongoing ethnic subtly.
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