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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
4
Central South Dakota offers Huron college as a close, well-equipped option for graduates seeking a cultural education and initial professional training. The piece argues South Dakota’s colleges meet BA level needs with strong student-faculty contact, local work opportunities, and lasting state-wide professional networks.
In his Cockfort column the Argus Leader writer admits an error predicting a wet season last October. He recalls that even seasoned weather experts struggle forecasting beyond 24 hours and chides amateur prognostication as lacking wisdom and kinship with prophets.
National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws gathered in Chicago to push standardization of divorce and other laws. Critics deem current remarriage and divorce grounds chaotic and burdensome across states, urging federal action with state consent to ease interstate business and governance.
North Dakota Agricultural College aims to simplify cow testing by mail, enabling precise butterfat records for each cow. The plan requires cooperation from multiple agencies and would mark a major advance for dairymen, shifting focus from general milk quality to exact production figures.
A press comment lauds President Hoover for quick action in a drought emergency and a four point relief plan including freight rate cuts for livestock and feed, loans, Red Cross aid, and employment. It notes Nebraska gains short term from higher prices, but warns lasting profit requires economic equality with other industries, implying Hoover fails on that long-term goal.
In Kingsbury county farmers embrace guidance from Legge and State college on better practices while continuing valued routines. A farmer touts feeding ground wheat and planning crops as succotash, noting wheat oats and barley grown together as long standing feed. The piece affirms support for advisors who spread practical farming methods.
Compiled timetables show WEAF New York and sister stations listing programs for August 20 including music, news, and variety segments. Entries name networks NBC CBS and multiple city stations, with hosts, orchestras, and hours across morning to late night blocks.
Poultry rules require numbered leg bands on birds before shipping with band numbers recorded on entry blanks. Entries are limited to six per lot. only third year poultry members may exhibit pens. Judging by American Poultry Association licensed judges, cash premiums total up to 200 with pro rata distribution if exceeded. Prizes vary by class with multiple ribbons and subscriptions offered as specials.
Gyle Himmel, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Himmel of this city, departs from Huron this morning for Cali Colombia South America to join the American council office there. He travels first to New Orleans by train then sails. A Huron High School graduate and former Minnesota University student, he was a member of Kappa Sigma.
Calves exhibited at the State Fair must pass a tuber culin test within a year before exhibition. H. M. Jones, mute club leader, states certificates are required by state health authorities. Members with cattle should obtain testing and bring certificates to the fair. The government cabinet of Italy has
State Fair entries expand with 439 breeding hogs 207 baby porkers 1Y sheep 6 poultry 84 corn 46 potato 29 garden and id booths. Final entries due August 30 via county home and club agents. Open class entries must reach Secretary John F. White in Huron by September. Old auto‑entry rule for first prize club exhibits is abolished per H M Jones.
Hundreds of 4 H club members statewide prepare health records as the health clinic opens at the State Fair under Florence Walker. Members with tickets gain examinations by physicians dentists and nurses. results list corrections for home follow up. The clinic runs Sunday noon to Wednesday noon with top scoring boy and girl under 15 winning paid expenses to the national health contest.
A retrospective note recalls the suffrage milestone on August 26, marking ten years since the presidential proclamation granting women the vote. It notes militant protests by early suffragists, the 250 mile march from New York to Washington led by Rosalie Jones, and the long arc from 1943 with organized suffrage campaigning.
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