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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
4
The passage outlines aims to inspire education in agriculture and rural duties, foster country life love, provide recreation and fraternal ties for vocational students, promote thrift and cooperative effort, and build confidence in farming youths. It also mentions plans to send Elsbeth to England and a family reunion with identity revelations and inheritance fallout.
The piece argues human ingenuity outpaces treaty controls as Germany creates a new battleship within limits yet superior in speed and firepower. It notes cruisers designed to out sail and out fight larger English or American ships, suggesting Germany could regain premier naval status despite restraints.
Farmers face unexplainable drops in butterfat and poultry prices amid rising production. Statistics show no over production, and no single reason is found for the sustained low prices. The Canova Herald notes some farmers may turn to butter substitutes, but it is not widespread enough to impact prices.
There is a real need for warm clothing this winter among a number of less fortunate Huron families. Huron's generosity, so well demonstrated, should rally support for local coat drives and winter apparel donations.
William Reaves post of the American Legion seeks to collect clothing for Huron’s needy. The Salvation Army will distribute the items, with W L Weir stating garments will reach proper recipients and noting the Army’s six month total of clothing valued over a thousand dollars without charge to the poor.
An Etude Music Magazine piece argues true wealth lies in children’s souls. It laments armored cars and jails as signs of degraded national integrity, urging parents to invest in music education to build honor, truth, law respect, and beauty rather than material security. It credits piano study with shaping character and cites the cost efficiency of musical education over other child expenditures.
The Arlington Sun notes President Hoover coordinating with industry and labor leaders to extend promises and reduce unemployment. It highlights regional impact, especially the Midwest, dairy and grain sectors, and a cautious bet on agriculture as a foundation for national prosperity amid market and weather challenges.
Hazel Grayce Tollefson, a seven year 4-H member from Spink County, leads a second year foods club while attending college in Huron. She has contributed to home improvements, demonstrated bread and catering skills, and represented Spink at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago.
The Ree Heights school publishes The Junior Citizen News three times a year. It features news from grades one to six, self government contests for points and demerits, and notes from contributors like Margaret Scott Dwight Specker Barbara Gardner and Doris Nicholas.
Fred Nesius a 17 year old from Remington Indiana emerged as a top 4-H insect collector. He took first place at the Indiana State fair and earned the George Mitton trophy for best exhibit among Boys and Girls Roundup participants in 1929. He studied via pamphlets books and magazines and is a Remington high school senior living six miles from town without a local high school.
The Wessington Springs grade school presents a Christmas operetta titled The Magical Gift set in Medieval England on Christmas Eve. Caspar the Wise pours gold and blessings as Elsbeth, an inn girl, and Sir Arthur Hertford arrive at the Manor in a tale of loss and reunion.
The Future Farmers are high school students in a national group whose South Dakota branch recently secured a charter. Beard, once of Brookings and now with the state education department, serves as state supervisor of agricultural education and supports the organization in the state. The group is not part of 4-H, and only students in schools maintaining the Steith-Hughes program qualify for membership.
A Kansas City man credits Lin-0-Nine Emulsion from Kerr Chemical with ending years of bronchitis. He reports rapid relief from winter coughing, improved appetite, and restored health, urging others to ask Kerr for the emulsion at their local druggist.
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