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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
9
The Huron weather records reveal that no snow has fallen on Christmas Day since 1925, with heavy historic snows noted in 1902 1909 and 1908. The Beadle County records show 11 snowless Christmas days in 37 years since 1892, while several years from 1880 to 1920 had measurable snow depths on Christmas.
BROOKINGS Dec 18 Stocker and feeder cattle shipments into 11 corn belt states were smaller in 1930 than in 1929, with Nebraska up 20 percent and South Dakota and Minnesota showing small gains. Five month total July to November was 10 percent below the five year average and 180000 head under 1923. Cattle feeding in western states expected to be lower this winter, with calves composing a large share of total, reducing fed cattle available for market in early 1931. Lamb feeding also declined, statewide in December. Far western Colorado and Nebraska saw the sharpest drops. analysts predict similar or reduced fed lambs February–April 1931 without heavy movement to western feed yards.
Invitations go to Congregational ministers in South Dakota and nearby states for the third annual Yankton college regional conference on December 29 30. W Keck of Huron state superintendent leads the event with Dr Robert Brown Theological Seminary Dr Fred L Brownlee executive secretary of the American Missionary Society and Dr Arthur H Gilmore pastor of St Anthony Park Congregational Church St Paul Minn among speakers. The program includes a race relations seminar by Brownlee and remarks from Nash and Durand. large attendance expected.
City of Huron agrees with State Highway Commission and Bureau of Public Roads to not permit encroachments on Third Street right of way nor enact speed limits under 25 miles per hour nor allow signs that favor local routes. Resolution moved by Wagner, seconded by Tobins, carried unanimously. Third Street South becomes part of Highway No. 14 as traffic is routed through the city.
City officials discuss paving along Third Street and a state aid acceptance. Hannum moves, Young seconds. measure carries. The plan includes widening to 20 feet and implementing state highway commission guidelines with a total estimated cost of 454.90. A copy of the resolution is to be forwarded promptly.
Beadle county and Huron city boards petition the State Highway Commission to designate Third Street South as a paving project. The unpaved residence street lies along Federal Highway No 14 and carries heavy east west traffic, with 69 foot paving proposed and 30 foot streets in similar areas cited as precedent. The change would shift paving burdens from public traffic to local property owners.
A Chicago resident Mrs M C Seaver credits Smith Brothers Cough Syrup with fast relief for her child. She explains how the remedy helped Joan recover overnight and expresses deep gratitude.
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