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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

4

The Human Element in Solving Our Problems

The passage argues that full appreciation of others' rights hinges on a personal transformation. It suggests that like other issues, the human factor remains a barrier, and true resolution requires individuals to be born again.

Western lawyer urges bar to live by conscience of people

Gurney E. Newlin of Los Angeles told the South Dakota Bar Association in Watertown that common law must adapt to the conscience of the people and current economic realities. He said elasticity and adjustment are key as swift development erodes old rules, and highlighted conservation and prudent resource use as essential to future prosperity.

Watertown Gurney E. Newlin Los Angeles American Bar Association South Dakota Bar Association Bar Association South Dakota Newlin

Fire Ravages Tenth Barn in Latest Inferno Disaster

A large blaze destroyed the tenth barn this season and is deemed the most disastrous yet. The structure housed fresh alfalfa hay, the winter feed supply for the owner’s livestock, and investigators search for the cause.

Underground barn construction proposal sparks debate

A fragmented note suggests a plan to keep a barn by building underground. The text hints at spontaneous ideas and cautious conclusions about feasibility. No clear person or organization is identified.

This Date in South Dakota History August 29 1804 Entries

August 29 1804 marks Struck-by-the-Ree near Yankton. 1857 battles at Lake Thorgson in Mingsbury County pitting Little Crow and Minnesota allies against Inkpaduta. 1924 Edward C. Bent pioneer druggist of the Black Hills dies at Dell Rapids at 72.

South Dakota

Public Expenditures and State Costs Questioned

Casper Nohner argues state government costs rose over 400 percent in recent years and calls for a dispassionate public discussion to separate essential, nonessential, and privately supplied activities. He criticizes waste, crooked spending, and the habit of turning to government for problems, urging a forum with the State Chamber of Commerce to unite efforts.

Casper Nohner Hamlin County Nohner State Chamber of Commerce

Speeding cars blamed for rising auto deaths in Minneapolis

Minneapolis statistics show auto accidental deaths doubled in a year. The Tribune urges motorists to accept responsibility and speed control as essential. It suggests laws to cap vehicle speed and questions pedestrian conduct where rights may harm drivers.

Minneapolis Tribune

Tariff Stance Shapes Farm and Industry Debate

In a Midwest region article, supporters argue tariffs protect well paid artisans and home owners, while farmers suffer under past policy. The piece notes a growing gap between manufacturer prosperity and agricultural stagnation, urging Republican tariff unity to aid farmers without detailing schedules.

America Republican Party Congress

Universal time idea and local dairy progress in Highmore Herald

The piece argues for a universal twenty four hour clock to replace am pm and cites time zone confusion around dirigible flights. It then shifts to farm policy urging dairy farming expansion, better cows, and county agent leadership in Hyde County with praise for 4 H clubs and rural modernization.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Hyde Oss Highmore Herald, Os

Ring Lost Years Ago Is Recovered Near Humboldt

A plain gold band ring lost by F. J. Fehlhaber of Humboldt over 20 years ago has been found in good condition in the dirt of the yard at the William Boy farm near Humboldt. The ring was lost in 1909 during a wedding dance attended by Fehlhaber and Mrs. Boy, sister of Fehlhaber.

Humboldt F. J. Felsthaber William Boy Farm Boy Farm

Twelve Barns Lost Within Ten Years

In STRATYFORT on Aug. ZV. Albert Schott, a local farmer, has endured the loss of 10 barns to fire over 12 years. A notable pattern is that lightning caused most of the blazes, and Schott recently suffered another barn loss.

Stratyfort Aug Albert Schott Schott

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