Loss of Rural Credit Dept Alarm in State
The state eyes the Rural Credit department with concern over a potential multi million loss. A tax funded one million has not guaranteed stability as foreclosures leave hundreds of acres useless. Investments were tainted by political debts and unsafe practices. Officials’ carelessness and idle cash held contrary to law worsen prospects. Results of the year will reveal if one million suffices to halt losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Credit Department
Firther Joss
Misstatement of Fact Raises Editor’s Duty to Truth
A Hamlin County Herald-Enterprise editor Casper Nohner misstates a congressional tariff push. The Huronite explains it did not endorse Hawley or any broad industrial tariff increase without proof industries lagging behind prosperity. The piece urges caution and proper interpretation of the memorial signed to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Nohner
Hamlin “County
Congress
Minneapolis Journal
House
Senate
Bruce
Editorial critique and farewell to Charles Day
The piece rails at protectionist shifts for certain industries and Senate stalling tactics, arguing for broad agricultural gains over other sectors. It also notes Charles M. Day of the Argus Leader departing for a winter stay in California with warm wishes and speculation about future offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Senate
The Fashion Revolt in New York City
A column argues women seek freedom from male fashion controls and form a league to resist style whims yet claims the revolt will fail. It praises the short skirt as a sensible change while criticizing men’s attire, urging a male fashion revolt to shed tight, uncomfortable garments and stiff collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersi
New York City
Ladies’ Home Journal
Edward Bok
Faris
Curtis
Paris
Tariff debate strands across Senate coalition
Progressive senators press for a broad tariff cut while hoping to shield 1922 industrial rates. Senator Norris warns against urgent passage, and Mark Sullivan notes that desks are lined with schedules. Northwest lawmakers fear delaying tariff relief for agriculture may prolong hurtful industrial protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Senate Coalition
Norris
Nebraska
Mark Sulliven
Washington
Fach
Fordney-McCumber
Sullivan
Sayar
Northwest
Attorney General to Rally War on Crime in Middle West
Town key figures pledge to unite law enforcement across states to stamp out outlawry. John Fletcher, attorney general, calls for concerted action and easier cooperation through identification exchanges to stem rising crime in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madizom
John Fletcher
Tosa
Eldred
Middle West
Tim
Aly
Sully Boy Raises Noted 4-H Stock and Health Champion
James Brookings, Sully County youth from Sully, earned health championship at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago after winning Sully county all around club member honors. He began 4-H in 1927 with the Garner-Hartford Corn club, showing steadily through 1929, including prize wins in corn and sow litters, raising 13 of 20 piglets and selling stock totaling 400 dollars with a cluttered yet detailed financial record showing gains and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brookings
Central
South Dakota
Chicago
Sully County
Potter, Hughes
Stanley
Buffalo
Haakon
Sully
Young Brookings
Garner-Hartford
Agar
Jardes
Onida
James
Garner-Hartford Sow Litier Club
Hampshire
Tamons Loren Earles
Hampshires
Sully County Fair
Utter
Reorganized Huron Boy Scout Troop 4 Forms New Board
Troop 4 in Huron has been reorganized with 13 members under scoutmaster F F Dack. Sponsored by the American Lutheran church, the committee includes Shermen L Johnson N R Carlson G H Helgerson O D Héug and Arnold Brekke. The troop expects better results in winter months. members include Charles B Love Robert Nelson Kermit Hanson Stacey Melgerton Stanley Helgerson James B Jensen Bord Johnson Melvin Johnsen Carl Nelson Verne Peterson Milton Pronk LeRoy Showell James Sorenson. An unusual feature is that twins Stacey and Stanley Helgerson are among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Boy Scouts
Fred Eggers
The
American Lutheran Church
Shermen L. Johnson
N. R. Carlson
G.H Helgerson
OD. R Héug
Arnold Brekke
Ood
Eggers
F. F. Dack
Charles B. Love
Robert Nelson
Kermit Hanson
Stacey Melgerton
Stanley Helgerson
James B. Jensen
Bord Johnson
Melvin Johnsen
Carl Nelson
Verne Peterson
Milton Pronk
LeRoy Showell
James Sorenson
Stacey
Stanley Ifelgerson
Mellette Girls Demonstrate Fruit at December Meeting
The Mellette 4-H club held a fruit and vegetable demonstration at their December 16 meeting at Lucile Kezar's home. Evelyn Burt and Edith Forsyth formed the demonstration team. Dorothy Arthurs, club president, announced a new rule allowing 10 year olds to join as members. Attendees included Nila Kaiser, Ruth Burt, Evalyn Hurt, Edith Forsyth, Lucile Kezar, and Edith Hes sig as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Kezar
Evelyn Burt
Edith Forsyth
Dorothy ‘Arthurs
Nila“ Kaiser
Ruth’ Furt
Evalyn Hurt
Dorothy, Arthurs
Edith Fotspth
Lucile Keza
Edith Hessig
Re-registration Update Tied to Fred Hygera and Pastor Bennett
A note indicates re-registration for Fred Hymera and mentions Rev L V Bennett of the Congregational Church. The church committee is described as part of the representation, with unspecified further details about the process and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hygera
Howard Publisher Offers Free Trips to 1930 Junior Short Course
J C Wil lis Howard Messenger publisher will grant two free trips to the Junior short course in Brookings December 26 to 31 1930. One trip goes to the best boys club and one to the best girls club. Miner county 4 H club members totaling over 26 attend the event with eight winning trips and the rest paying their own way. Attending from Miner county are youngsters from Howard Fedor and Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor County
J. CG. Willis
Howard Messenger
Brookings
Miner County
Howard
Fedor
Carthege
Calves Should Have Good Care for Winter Months
Maxine Mitchell of the Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf club urges protection and feeding for calves through winter. She stresses clean stalls, dry bedding, wind and snow shelter, sufficient heat from feed, adequate ventilation, access to water and salt, and sunlit south-side lot placement for calves to avoid heat loss and weight loss during the harsh season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Mitchell
Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Club
Calf Club
Christmas Party Held By Russ Ethel Carlson Pupils
A traditional Christmas party was hosted by the students of Russ Ethel Carlson in Sun Prairie township Miner county last Friday afternoon. The program featured songs recitations dialogues and pageant followed by gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Ethel Carlson
Sun Prairie Township
Miner County
Irl
J. P. Imbsen
Harry Anderson
Anderson
Franz Lundberg
4-H Club Enrollment Dates and Age Limit Change
State club leader Jones informs boys and girls of closing dates for 4-H enrollment for baby beef by December 31 and sheep by January 21, with a February 28 deadline for another litter. Age limit raised to 20 years from 19, expanding eligibility for youth in club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H- M, Jones, Yeminds
Radio Schedule From December 28 Including Army V Stanford
The page lists a dense broadcast grid and station lineups across networks. It notes Army versus Stanford, various orchestras and programs, and a long roster of stations such as WEAF WGY WGN WLS WABC and KYW with times from 6:00 to 10:30 and 70:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAA
WEAF
New York—600
NES Chain
Army Ve. Starfort
WGX
WTA
WWI
Wow
KSTP
Wilou Tae Wey
U “New Business World
Alno Wgy
WSMB
WEY
WAPI
Sounderland
Alno
KSD
Ito
WEMS
KSTY
WREU
Stanford
Alco
KMRC
Drie
Echoea
Alno Wood
Ikion Wiere Wise
WLAC
WERO
WSPD
Wowo
Gfeeg
IPH
KMUC
Koil Klra
Joe
WADC
WHC
WCHP
KMBC
KOIL
KEI
WCCO
WISN
WDSU
KELRA
WHUN
Hadley Orchesh
WMAQ
KMOX
WIS
Wadc Werc
Woowwo
EBC
Wacr
WFIW
WMT
Wwecco
WERC
Whos
KRLD
EMLAA
KDEA
Joe White
WJZ
WREX
Rela Aien
Kdea Wlw
Wren
Chicago Civic Opera
KDILA
Wren Wcry
Slamber
Wijen
Andy
KYW
Wren Wimi Kell
WHY Was
KPRC
WOAL
Clear Channel
Chicago
Wil Sils
Newe
Chigago
Wnte
Ale Vaudevills
WGN
WLIB
Larry Larsenance
Oditadian Ma
Gincinna
Orchestar Dixie Steppers
Fuas—Featury Vrogeim
Southern Gle
Jubilea Singers
UWE
Louisville
Angers
Wure Prorrany Hayr
Sania As Wear
Greater Louisvile Ensemble
Mour
Berner
Far
NBC Chain
Army Ve
KGO
Damrosch Orch
Rolte Orch
Andy Koa
ECE
ECA
CBS Chain
WABC
Army
KLZ
KPPY
Im.j
Huron Socials and Local Arrangements Featured
Tom Fleming attends Campbell-Lovejoy wedding in Aberdeen with EB Abel and B F Ives heading to Salem for special Masonic services. Miss Jessie Walker to entertain friends for birthday at Ohio street home. Dr W M Ringsdorf travels east for holidays returning next week. Mrs C N Goopey and daughter Margaret visit from Lemmon, then depart for California. Florence Bruce and Elizabeth Evans host 25 friends on Colorado street with Huron College students and alumni enjoying jokes songs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fleming
Aberdeen
Campbell-Lovejoy
L. Abel
B. F. Ives
Salem
Jessie Walker
Ohio Street
W. M. Ringsdorf
C. N. Goopey
Margaret of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huron Publishing Co
Third St
H. J. Mitchell
Treas
PF. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Post Office
Huron
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Sa—R
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Nohner
Atftairs
Young Fox
Hazel Christoffersen
Sully Boy
Bates Glven
Grove’s
uitOsso
Central Standard
AY Thi
WSB
Atlanta
Brown
Calvert
WEAP
WSB Skylark
Birmingham
WEA Gio
Ata
Dallag
Wade
Fiotel Orchestra
Night Owls
Fort Worth
WIA
Luesame
Wiz
Wade Dane
Uawations
WillieJack
Little
Des Moines
Gro
Whale
WEX
Detroit
Hari Neomphony
Ax Wiz
Sangs
Dante
Wayne
WECO
Minneapolis-St
Cheb Urogramsay
Spor
Tance Music Cys
KVOO
Tulsa
Yxiruraental Remble
Eamasa
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