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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1934
Page
3
Widespread argument for replacing property taxes with new taxes such as gross and net income taxes. W. E. David urges uniform application across farmers, mines, and corporations and predicts a tax bill in the upcoming South Dakota legislature. He argues taxes must rise beyond property to fund government.
In Highmore on Saturday at the Franklin hotel a birthday open house honored Alex Robinson, father of Mrs. Wooley. Guests from Kemp ton and nearby farms attended as relatives recalled his long farm years, public service, and devotion to church and community.
M L McLaughlin longtime Highmore merchant died at his home after a weeklong illness from heart trouble. He leaves a wife formerly Miss Emma Reha. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the brief notice.
Beadle County abstract company records show Prudie Savage transferring Lot 6 Block 2 and Parkland Addition in Huron to Robert T. Crown for a stated price. Names appear with city as Huron and date implied by record context.
Washington reports Professor Raymond Moley may again serve as a top adviser to President Roosevelt, while most of the former brain trust roster has faded from prominence. The article notes Moley’s possible return amid a broader decline of other famed advisers, including Adolph Berle Jr., George Warren, James Harvey Rogers, Lewis Douglas, and General Hugh Johnson, with roles and visibility diminishing over the past months.
State meetings are planned in Huron this week with 60 to 75 visitors expected Tuesday for gatherings of the Association of South Dakota Mutual Insurance Companies and the South Dakota Medical Society directors. About 150 out-of-town attendees are anticipated Wednesday for a county commissioners meeting from counties east of the Missouri River, called by C. T. Charnock of Sioux Falls, secretary of the State County Commissioners Association, to discuss legislation affecting counties. The session starts at 1:30 p.m. at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt.
Huron retail division of the Chamber of Commerce announced stores will be open late tomorrow night and through the Christmas shopping period. Tonight they will close at the usual time to allow employees to attend the football banquet where Major John L. Griffith will speak.
A vintage recipe column by Sara L. Dewing presents German Christmas Cookies including Mertizan Cookies Sprengerle and Cringeles. It lists ingredients like almonds almond paste powdered sugar and egg whites for the first cookie, plus steps to mix roll cut bake and dry with specific oven temperatures and times.
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