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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
5
Carl Stabenau of Edmunds County reports 35 shoats averaging 61 pounds gain in 38 days in a fattening pen. They consumed 13 bushels corn, 188 bushels barley, and 650 pounds prepared feed totaling $90.13. Net gain estimated at $4.22 per hundredweight with five acres of alfalfa as an aiding factor.
Eight prosecutions and fines were announced by T. O. Ronayne, director of inspections. A. Miller of National Tea Watertown faces oleomargarine mislabeling. L. Guillaume Elk Point fined for selling untaxed cigarettes. Irvin Smith Yankton for improper cigarette packaging. R. E. Welby Yankton for missing red gas tag. C. Nelson Sioux Falls for unsubmitted gasoline sample. Joan Backes Opal for unstamped cigarettes. Jos Kemptner Woonsocket for unsanitary cream station. Henry Lewin Jr Hartford for possession of a nonowned registered cream can.
The American Legion building, erected nine years ago by the local post and used for community meetings, is now free of debt according to the Secretary's Report.
Mellette County Bank of White River files amendment relocating main office to Wood and changing name to Mellette County Bank. Capital stock rises from 13000 to 25900 dollars.
Miller is decorated with holiday colors. Large Christmas trees line both sides of two blocks of Main Street and a central tree stands between them. Electric lights illuminate the entire street as wires span its length.
A Danish government note to the League of Nations states journalism is a profession needing innate personal qualities and cannot be taught. It cites Danish Jewish opinion and Danish journalists' indifference to university journalism courses in Copenhagen. A Czech note contrasts by noting a free institute of political science offers journalists needed knowledge.
Ground breaking for a Catholic university in Peiping uncovered six inch canton balls and 12 inch shells from the Boxer uprising era. Dr. George Barry O'Toole of Detroit, rector, believes Prince Ying Pei-Leh, a Boxer chief, arranged the ammunition at the family compound later linked to the emperor's uncle.
The old buildings remain intact after Tung transferred ownership to Catholic fathers, preserving the original structures for continued use.
Chicago World’s fair plans artificial cloud screens suspended half a mile above earth. Walter D Arcy Ryan of General Electric says 200 by 200 foot colored pictures will be projected onto the clouds. Clouds to be formed by smoke projectors.
Perth Amboy New Jersey resident Elizabeth Waineissy credits Lea's Hair Tonic with stopping dandruff and hair shedding while restoring natural color. She describes gradual shade restoration and thickening hair after nightly scalp massages, noting easy maintenance and a 60 day money back guarantee.
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