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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
4
A garbled AP style notice references exclusive republication rights and local news, mentioning Associated Press credits and a help line. The text shows fragmented contact numbers and department prompts, reflecting a publication boilerplate rather than a full report.
Robert J Gamble former United States senator born 1922 Will S D Adams Webster Reporter died aged 59 Adam Scott pioneer of died at Hawarden aged 83 Union county legislator trainer notable Yadian minister died at Springfield aged 87 years
Dr C L Wendt of Canton discussed the landlord tenant farm problem at Brookings Farmers Week, urging a 50 50 remuneration plan to align landowners and operators. He noted SD renter share neared 50 percent and argue that true prosperity hinges on improved ownership relations. Copies of the plan are available from Dr Wendt or via The Huronite.
A brief editorial urges thorough investigations of the banking department and railroad commission before the legislative session ends. It stresses the banking department’s large funds and the need to broaden inquiry to cover department activities and related state entities for accountability.
The editorial discusses suspicions of misappropriation of funds and criminal looseness tied to contractors and alleged actions during a senate proposal meeting. It notes investigations six years past, unproven charges, and claims of biased votes and inflated dirt moving costs, with finance department efficiency questioned and statewide dealer influence suspected.
The article argues that national government stability has grown since earlier eras as a change of administration would affect only about 4 percent of federal civil employees. Today 578000 civil employees exist with roughly 18000 at risk on administration charges, a far cry from a possible 100 percent upheaval forty five years ago. Expansion of civil service to include postal postmasters is favored by Coolidge Hoover and New. if adopted, 3000 more jobs would be open to appointment. It references Senator Brookhart of Iowa and notes broader questions about governance and reform amid changing administrations.
A report cites William A. Thompson of the American Newspaper Publishers Association praising newspapers as the ideal medium to reach people. He notes readers consume news daily, ad spending supports newspaper power, and ads connect American producers with buyers, highlighting the value of newspaper space in promoting prosperity.
Mrs Giard had a Baseling store in the Hitchen area when a lit burner and a wound alcohol pour caused flames to envelop the stove upon her return after a brief step outside. Damages are estimated at about 490 dollars. Meanwhile, Miss Hattie Boughton travels to Wessington for a benefit entertainment benefiting earthquake survivors of Itsiv Wellington plans to donate at least 100 dollars. T E Scott resigns as court stenographer to devote full time to the Beadle County Abstract and Tithe company. Mrs Le Holbrook travels to Rochester Minnesota for a short visit. Ralph Griffin returns from Hawarden. Mrs Goodenough of Fr. Dodge is visiting with her daughter at Laurel Neb. Miss Murphy leaves for home from Montroge after visiting her brother in Longstal's.
A Dakota region notice describes coughs and colds in cold climates needing different care. It promotes Li-Ko cough treatment, a simple ready-made blend of licorice pine oil menthol and other ingredients, marketed as inexpensive and effective by Perrison's Drug Store Ady.
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