Rail proposals prompt vast container movement
Fragmentary text notes a large, continuous movement of empty containers related to railroad proposals, with incomplete phrases suggesting ongoing logistics and planning.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a large, continuous movement of empty containers related to railroad proposals, with incomplete phrases suggesting ongoing logistics and planning.
The general appropriation bill is expected to be ready for introduction by the fortieth legislative day around February 14, leaving about three weeks for its consideration by the legislature and the governor. The joint committee anticipates 20 days for special appropriation bills and education heads from seven state institutions will appear in hearings. A separate measure would fund a water supply project and fire facilities at State Sal Hot Springs.
A First National Church evening service on February 3 will exhibit The Land of Opportunity with music and a short sermon. The Word of God guiding worship will be preached in the morning. The choir will sing Teach Me Thy Way O Lord and Send Out Thy Light. The Young People's Society meets at six with Don Custain discussing China. A public program Holarus Hin at Hicksville is planned for Wednesday evening.
Plans for the Little International at South Dakota State College are described. Miss Britta Asker heads a coed agricultural parade wearing a pige costume with Julia Larson and Jennie Nelson noted. Leonard Meland is president of the college agricultural society and Arthur W.ton coordinates events. Over 100 entries expected across dairy cattle, horses, cattle, and sheep with prizes for best handling.
Young-Circus league children across South Dakota may compete for a 2559 prize with 1 percent from the Cosmopolitan Club of Sioux Falls for the best essay on how local industry prosperity boosts agricultural growth. The contest ties to the fourth annual Made in South Dakota Exposition at the Sioux Falls Coliseum February 11 15 and 16. The event includes school orchestra and band performances and an address by St Paul attorney Quire J Weikert on Community Conservation. Weikert will also address the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce February 16 with KSOC radio coverage starting at 2 PM.
Des Moines area high school girls basketball seeds hover as Iroquois High hosts DeSmet for a second meeting. Iroquois handed DeSmet a defeat earlier this season, and the rematch aims to settle standings as both teams push toward the playoffs.
An unusually late Stineee farm gallery sale near Wayland attracts oil price activity. Local buyers and sellers report brisk interest as prices firm. Proceeding market action continues through the season with speculation on future demand.
Fragmentary text references Howard Baker, G E Cle Are They 7 by Gaw and Mrs Hymn 70 Haste Ketelle Pastor. Details are unclear but indicate a church service or sermon noting individuals and a hymn. Evidence of religious event with named participants appears in the readable fragments.
Morning sermon by Rev O Urness of Minneapolis at American Lutcheran Church. Evening service and Bible class led by Attorney F P Matz at 12:00. First Methodist Episcopal at Corner Fourth and Kansas holds Sunday school at 12:00 with Epworth Leagues. Training night drawing 120 attendees. Prof G M Wilcox spoke. Official Board meets Monday at 7:30. A religious drama by Good-Fellowship class scheduled for Sunday evening February W. Rev F I Lachridge of Full Gospel at 435 Dakota Ave holds 11:00 am services and music class. opportunities noted to join. Ambassadors meet. healing service at 7:26 pm. Choir practice Friday. Bible school and prayer meetings announced.
A man recounts a 28 year tenure at one employer ending because his health deteriorated. He describes fatigue, nervousness, and a breakdown that forced him to quit after repeated struggles, noting pride in long service and attempts to regain strength.
Tuesday evening at the Earl Wil srom homes of Special, at the Young People's Religious Conference in Richland church Sunday afternoon there will be new speakers none more than 95 years of age see very much younger. The purpose of this conference to discover the mind of youth and get more of the spirit of youth in the church. The pastor's subject for Sunday is The Spirit of Holiness.
Brookings reports that Standing speakers from outside South Dakota will address the annual meeting during Farm and Home week. Matt Staff, president of the National Wool Exchange, will speak Thursday afternoon on organization opportunities and problems. Morning talks will cover adjusting farm production to market demand under state conditions. Local organizers include Carl Nadagdy and J H Lemmon with W T Schnaidt also presenting.
All side roads and lanes in the community are gradually being reopened after a heavy snow. Main routes are cleared and traffic returns to normal as residents resume travel. Special weather note reports continued effort to widen and repair remaining clearways.
Pierre February one suspension by the Interstate Commerce Commission of schedules filed by railroads to raise rates on returning empty carriers. The South Dakota board of railroad commissioners reports the ICC suspended these proposals for investigation of reasonableness. Empty carriers now pay about one half of fourth class rates. carriers sought to raise to full fourth class, a 100 percent increase on items like empty crates bottles barrels sacks and other empty shipments with roments and beiz.
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The Interstate commission will assign the matter for hearing shortly to determine the reasonable in the record and hear arguments from interested parties as part of the regulatory process.
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