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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
4
The notice lists postal rates for Huron South Dakota as second class matter by carrier and mail, plus Associated Press rights claiming exclusive use of dispatches credited or not, and the paper’s local news. It emphasizes AP exclusivity for republication of news.
Entry from Ft. Pierre dated August 16 1892 records Mr Catlin and Mr Bogart leaving for St Louis in a skiff. A 1911 milestone notes water turned on at the Belle Fourche irrigation project marking a development in regional irrigation infrastructure.
The Minneapolis Journal argues against replacing Main Street in Mitchell and Aberdeen noting it is a descriptive, widely used name. It cites Buffalo Los Angeles Kansas City and Sioux Falls as examples where Main Street remains a leading artery. The piece urges forming a Save Main Street Association to protect the traditional designation.
The article argues education for women should diverge from men's and include courses like child psychology, home economics, and practical physiology, citing lower marriage and motherhood rates among college women and a shift toward gendered training. It discusses whether equal training truly reflects equality or serves differing future roles.
J C Penney official toured nationwide by car and praised local papers as essential messengers to homes. He argued the local newspaper has grown in importance in recent years and that businesses should support it as the quickest route to local interests.
The text argues a newspaper must prioritize community service over self interest. It calls for high motives, forward looking guidance, and willingness to fight when needed, insisting honesty fairness and courage are obligations shared by the paper and its readers.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin argues the Niagara district border ban on Canadian non native residents who work there ignores Jay treaty rights and risks reprisals. It calls for smoother border cooperation and notes ongoing efforts on policing, St Lawrence projects, and tariff talks to favor mutual relations and reduce red tape.
Dr. Julius Klein, assistant secretary of commerce, told the interstate merchants council that independent retailers survive by avoiding management errors. Failures stem from insufficient capital and overextension, not from chain competition. Retailers must leverage personal service, unique appeal, and adaptable stock to thrive with increased planning.
A 1929 NBA Service piece portrays Amarillo as a booming land of transition with new rail lines, oil strikes, refineries, and wide growth. It notes tall hotels, modern autos, and a mix of old cattle culture with Western flair as gents in 10 gallon hats mingle with city development and rising fortunes.
A dense listing of radio programs, times, and accompanying stations. The schedule names numerous stations such as WABC New York WJZ Chicago WGN Chicago WEAF New York and KMOX St Louis, with acts including orchestras under Phil Spitalny Nathaniel Shilliver and B A Rolfe, plus talk segments and period music blocks.
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Dakota Ave South at 11th Street invites all to its annual Mission Festival on the last Sunday of the month. Three services English 10:30 AM German 2:30 PM English 8:00 PM with Rev. Kellerman and Rev. Hartenberger as speakers. Ladies serve dinner without charge.
Local churches publish summer schedules with no morning services at First Baptist due to pastor at Camp Judson. Evening services paused for two Sundays. Grace Episcopal lists Holy Communion and Morning Prayer times. Church of Christ Bible school at 10 with sermons and Lord's Table. Salvation Army Morning Worship and Sunday School at 2:30. Catholic Church masses at 8:30 and 10:30 with weekday masses and baptisms. Presbyterian noting August no services. Reading Room hours and parish meetings listed for Cavour area.
The Cavour parish unveils an eight day rally from August 20 to September 1 with parish council sessions, Sunday schools from Valley Cavour Richland and Pearl converging September 1 in Cavour for a parish convention. Events include youth conference August 25, Boy Scout camp fire, and daily evening preaching in local schoolhouses. The weekend includes social, and the Valley schoolhouse hosts a delegates night on August 18. Presbyterian and Methodist services listed with times.
Sunday School 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m eve ning 8 p m Wednesday 8 p m prayer praise Bible study Bring Bibles pencil note book Sunday This service discontinued during August Guy H Stake Pastor First Christian Church Corner Second and Kansas 10 06 a m Bible school 11 00 a m Lord s supper and prayer 7 00 p m Christian Endeavor 6 00 p m Preaching By Committee Congregational Church N9 services held tenth of August A Carlson Minister)
The American Lutheran Church will not hold services next Sunday due to the inability to secure a neighboring pastor. The pastor plans to return to conduct services on August 25. Watch for announcements from S. D. Disrud.
Attendance remains strong despite August warmth as Grace services continue at Gospel Tabernacle Daur's Hall in Huron. Faithful attendance is urged to sustain spiritual strength through the summer week.
Washington Aug 16 The old British embassy in the capital nears end of life as Sir Jastne Howard prepares to move into a new home this fall The 1870 built mansion has hosted multiple ambassadors and historic events including literary letters and royal weddings The building may become a movie setting or be demolished as plans unfold
Lisbon August cabinet crisis ends after two days as ministers back Salazar to continue as finance chief. Gen Ivens Ferraz leads new government with Col Eduardo Marques and others vowing to push 1926 restoration program under General Carmona.
Bartlesville Oklahoma reports Frank Phillips plans a large hangar to house the Woolarae the airplane that carried Col Arthur C Goebel to win the Dole race to Hawaii two years ago Phillips aims to make the ship a centerpiece of a historical collection on his ranch following his Trans Pacific flight financing efforts.
St Paul reports a Veterans of Foreign Wars romance culminating in the wedding of Kittie Mulhall of Chicago to Charles V Nolan of Clifton Kentucky during the convention August 25. The couple met when Miss Mulhall sponsored programs for World War wounded at Fort Sheridan Illinois hospital where Nolan, returning from France, was a patient.
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