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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Huronite notes that South Dakota uses less steel and more concrete per mile than Iowa, saving about 750 dollars per mile. It discusses highway funding, maintenance costs, and the potential influence of politics on paving decisions while promising thorough study and future comparisons.
The stock market crash boosted widespread ownership among large corporations. Major firms saw large increases in stockholders from late 1929 to early 1930, including Montgomery Ward, General Motors, United Gas Improvement, United States Steel, Pennsylvania Railroad, Radio Corporation, International Nickel, Anaconda, Standard Oil of New Jersey, and Packard Motor Car.
The supreme court unanimously decides that Carey, barred from the ballot, had little to do with circulating petitions for an independent gubernatorial run. Cory, deemed an able and honest citizen, noted he did not consent to the move and welcomed court action rather than contest. The incident remains a matter of public record without tarnishing his reputation.
The article lauds railroads for extraordinary help during emergencies from droughts to floods and storms. It notes government and public reliance on rail transport when highways, waterways, and motor vehicles falter, including a 50 percent reduction in livestock and feed rates to aid drought-stricken regions. Railways face losses yet are praised as a vital utility.
The Digest notes primary results show prohibition sentiment mixed by state with voters voting for trusted candidates over stated beliefs. Dwight L. Morrow in New Jersey and Governor Kohler in Wisconsin exemplify how popularity and personality influence outcomes beyond dry or wet platforms.
Simantel Show reports higher quality exhibits with 20 baby beef head across Hereford Shorthorn and Angus. Poland China hogs lead purebred class with 9 head shown. dairy section includes 24 Holsteins. Winners include Earl Simantel and Kathryn Davis among many, with comprehensive judging details and a score makeup.
New York state industrial commissioner endorses a General Electric plan to stabilize jobs during layoffs. If all plants approve, about 15 thousand workers could be affected. workers below set thresholds would fund a pool to receive benefits while new hires fill positions.
Fragmentary report indicates a livestock event held at the home of Earl and Homex stock on August 23 in Dearborn. Thomas Morrigsey, a club reporter, provides a partial account of the Deer bors Sumbine event and beef stock judging results.
Fragmentary text describes a racing meeting at a home venue with names Walp Butter Naas and Henry Bink referenced. Readable details are limited and uncertain.
Thelma Bruner, 13, a member of the Progressive Maids 4 H club in Potter County, writes that two years in the club completed three projects two sewing and one cooking. She notes clothing work teaches making clothes and choosing colors, and recalls a recent club picnic and swim outing with plans for more events.
The Willing Workers of Altoona township in Spink county completed four years sewing project at a meeting at Ola Tollefson's home on August 20. Dorothea Walton said the girls received excellent sewing training and the club will reorganize for a cooking project this fall with Mrs. Louise Boreh continuing as leader and a meeting before October 1.
At Faulkton courthouse on August 29 the Faulk county Beal girls demonstration teams and a style revue were judged by Mrs. Clara Larson Towne of Huron. Grace Cooper and Marjorie Rohatsch were named to represent Faulk county at the district meet to be held August 26, with Beatrice Parrett selected to represent Faulk county at the State fair in Huron.
Seventeen members of the Richland Rooters 4-H club met August 20 for a regular session. Roland Leonhard the club leader gave tips on entering exhibits at the Turior and State fairs. Club songs were sung and games played after the meeting. The Rooters will have one more meeting this year.
Beadle girls complete their second year canning project at a meeting August 20 at Lillian Christensen home. The eight members formed July lab under Mrs R H Winters and weekly sessions. Demonstration team Kathryn Frevert and Florence Gorson shown to Junior fair showcasing Apple Jelly Variations.
The Fancy Work Subject Club Sewing Lesson will be held at the home of Tressa and Zelmia Warrol in Grant township Beadle county on Tuesday August 26. Alyce Van Morlehem reports club activities with Alyce Van Morlehent and Marriet Marone in charge of entertainment. Lunch will be served at the close of the meeting.
The Sunshine Canning club of Yuley met at the home of Mrs Garry with Irma Vondracek presiding. Kathryn Davis read the roll call and minutes. Two demonstrations were given on jelly making and tomato salad. Members exhibited projects at the Huron Junior Fair on August 23. This was the last club meeting of the year per club reporter Clare Davis.
The Pleasant Valley Junior 4-H Club met at Ray McCarl’s Band home this past week with eight members attending.
The afternoon involved updating record books and outlining Hand County Achievement Day plans to be held at Miller on August 28. After the lesson hour, lunch was served and toasts were given per club reporter Leona McCurl.
The Kiwanis 4H Dairy club and Beadle's Best Pig club met at Yemon Gogolin's home on August 2 for a regular session. They discussed actors for a forthcoming one-act play to be staged soon. All but two members attended. The next meeting will be at Mr. Mikkelson's home, leader of the Best Pig club, per Barry Sa. Earl Siniandel leads the pantry club and Mr. Biikkelson heads the pig club.
Jones county reveals a larger fair lineup for September 4th to 6th featuring ball games food teams day shows and an indoor fireworks display. Highlights include Edward Tribitt strongman Fred Reckless and a Chariot of Fire performance with a musical revue and Phylis Higgins. Zum on the Midway and Duke and his sigh girls provide dances and peppy acts.
Independent candidates filed for the fall election including a special candidate for county care in the fifth district and another from Woonsocket Ed Jonas of Leteher. Lawyer F B Bicl of Woonsocket announced as an independent candidate for state's attorney opposing L L Lawson of Woonsocket.
The H Canmayg club of Beadle County met at Mrs. F. L. Benstead’s home on August 19 to can products for the Junior Fair. Five members attended and a lunch was served after the business session, reported by Derona Tyrtrell.
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