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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
4
A legal notice states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to re publish news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper and the use of loan pens.
New York and national radio schedules list stations such as WEAF, KDKA, WLW, WLS, and WGN with programs from 6:00 to 12:00 hours. Entries include orchestra broadcasts, dance programs, spoken features, and family shows, noting multiple station overlaps and times across cities like Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Minneapolis.
Howard T. Hill of Manhattan Illinois explains Kiwanis International, noting 1809 clubs in the U.S. and Canada with 102,500 members. He describes Kiwanis aims, programs, and the district focus on education and promotion, member growth, and public welfare projects.
1811 Astorians left South Dakota near the Black Hills. 187 New Black Hills treaty commission appointed. 191 James Hart former legislator died at Deli Rapids aged 72. 41875 Crook attempted to evict the gold hunters from the Black Hills.
West River Republicans discuss possible contenders for governor with Boland declining and Howell likely running. Bates is urged by supporters to seek the post, citing highway commission experience and wide West River backing. East River talent includes Howell, Loucks, Way amid broader speculation as campaign season nears the state fair.
The piece argues Henry Ford treats money as material for work not a goal. It notes money is a tool to start and continue business, not a marker of success, and suggests Ford values the climb to wealth as part of the game, not merely its end. The author urges practical conduct in reaching financial means rather than moralizing on money itself.
The piece argues success comes from meeting human needs and serving them, noting Henry Ford’s genius and vision as key to wealth. It asserts money fuels new ventures and invention, while praising Ford’s economic impact and urging improvements to Highway 14 to ease heavy traffic, even if costly.
Minneapolis Journal notes threshing by electricity near Menno South Dakota using a 30 horsepower motor for ten hours. Power cost was four dollars and twenty cents. Farmers electrify to run pumps and machinery as costs stay low, potentially replacing gasoline engines on farms. future depends on affordable current and efficient use by power interests.
The Congressional Record notes Curtis is classified as an Indian and cannot lease or sell his 160 acres in Oklahoma without government approval. He declines to change the status, saying he wants to protect tribal members from misusing land and proceeds valued around $8,000.
Albert Swan recalls a dawn arrival of a circus train in Pueblo Colorado in 1929. He describes orange cars, the hustle of grounds, boys carrying water for elephants, and the magic of the big top awakening, contrasting past wonder with adult weariness.
Madison announced that Tastern Normal's moving picture Dacotah depicting South Dakota history will be shown at the South Dakota Education association convention in Rapid City from November 24 to 27. Dr. E C de Rigbee and Barrett Lowe attended the first pre release showing.
Jane Cannon of the University of Wisconsin wins the Wisconsin women’s state golf championship for the second straight year, claiming back to back titles in a dominant performance.
Rosser J Wilde of St Paul reports the Minnesota North Dakota Kiwanis district is in good condition with plans for future club activities and events outlined for members and affiliates.
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