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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1931

Page

4

Supreme Court debate over adding a commissioner in South Dakota

The piece argues over whether the South Dakota Supreme Court needs a commissioner to aid workload. It cites figures from Iowa Kansas Minnesota and Wisconsin showing higher per judge output and notes opponents say the court can keep up by working harder. It highlights a defeated judge and contemplates legislative options.

Supreme Court South Dakota H. K. Warren Yankton County Warren Towa Iowa Truman S. Stevens Kansas Wm. A. Johnston Minnesota Lemuel B. Wilson Wisconsin Marvin B. Rosenberry Rosenberry

Statewide effort to keep abreast of supreme court work

Hire commissioners sufficient to do the work for Wt Sloat to inform all tourists in the state about the supreme court's ongoing activities. The item notes oversight and outreach aims to ensure public awareness of court work.

Supreme Court

Inconsistency in State Legislature Salary Spending

The Onida Watchman notes a clash between a call for cost cutting and legislators voting their salaries and expenses in full. The piece questions the sincerity of statewide austerity and hints at political gesture rather than substantive reform.

Onida

How To Open Modern Bottles And Cans Safely

A compendium of methods from Dr. Al-OPeee Be In Everyday Mechanics detailing practical steps to loosen corks and metal caps. It describes warming the neck with string tied around, using heat from a match or flame, dipping in hot water, and careful bending of can edges to remove caps.

al- Opeee Chicago

Rail rate reductions spark regulatory tension and bus competition

Frisco and other lines face a regulatory push against fare cuts while parallel bus services intensify competition for passenger traffic. The Interstate Commerce Commission signals cautious approval for extended testing of lower fares, aiming to curb rapid rate increases and preserve service levels amid private car and bus rivalry.

Frisco Regulatory Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Sickgion Che Ices Pontee Organizatios

Health advice, industry notes, and tax talk mix in Kansas City copy

A fragmented Kansas City Star piece cites Dr. William H. Welch’s humility on giving health advice while noting individual responsibility for wellness. It shifts to Black Hills mining stagnation, Homestake, and a looming tax proposal on mining, hinting at state border issues and capital tax debates, with garbled local commentary on legislation and revenue.

Kansas City William H. Welch Baltimore America Hera Mabe Gseke Black Hills Shisiks Leighten Pierre Daire

Region Official Encourages Scouts in Northwest Area

Charles S Sommers chairman region 1 Boy Scouts of America delivers a message to Scouts during Anniversary week in the Farmer and Farm Stock and Home magazine. He highlights regional structure Minnesota North and South Dakota Eastern Montana Western Wisconsin and rural Farm Scout patrols. He urges boys to join, learn knots first aid and nature, and promises guidance from local executives and national leaders.

Charles S. Sommers Boy Scouts of America Persia Personel Hig Meamge Farmer and Farm, Stock and Home Northwest Mr. Bomersways Boy Beauty of America Minnesota South Dakota Montana Wisconsin Merchants Bank St. Paul Minn Ares Cme Boyd Sommers Hegenta State University of Minnesota Waraun Farm Stock and Home

Thorp Thimble Girls Health Lessons Highlight

Thorp Thimble Girls study health topics at a 4 H club meeting held February 5. Activities included singing a health song and posture exercises led by reporter Alles Stacey. The group emphasizes health benefits of 4 H work and aims to meet again February 19.

Thorp Thimble Thorp Thresd Tale Mys Alles Stacey Tre LeKoTen Ocquuw Auron Gwendolyn Bailey Marjorie Hill Imogene Burpy John Bangerter D. C. Reutter Wilson School Imogene Murphy Ohio Avenue

Yale Club Demonstrations At Farcears Short Course

Yale Club presented two demonstrations at the Yale ball during the short course. February 4, according to club refitter Joe Goeemem, the first demonstration showcased a playful scene and the second titled What le H Club Work revealed the program’s aim.

Yale Butver Yale Joe Goeemem

Wayland Girl Speech Marks Banquet Event

A Wayland girl delivers a speech at a local banquet as attendees reflect on the trip to Huron. The remarks center on community ties and future activities.

Wayland S| Benguet Huron

De Smet Pupils Celebrate Eva Mae Kessell Birthday Picnic

De Smet pupils of the Wilting Six Y. C. I. organize an outdoor February picnic for Eva Mae Kessell amid mild weather. They put away books at 3, played Mystery games, and Eva lit her birthday cake while serving cocoa to the group.

California Florida South Dakota Eva Mae Kessell de Smet Eva Wilting Six Y. C. i Manchester Mavis Lucille -Paterson

Troop 2 Plans Scout Dinner and Sunday Observance

Troop 2 of Huron held a Thursday meeting with five officers attending to plan a Scout Sunday church display and the twenty first anniversary observance of Scouting in America. The bugler will lead the assembly as scouts enter in uniform and repeat the Scout oath after the children's sermon.

America Fred C. Eggers Arei Argyle Koight Geribe

Wonder Bakers Name New Club Officials

The Wonder Bakers 4 H club organized at Vera Hanson home January 1 naming officers Vera Hanson president Gladys Niederauer vice president Mae Englemann secretary Delores Burd treasurer and Ruth Hanson reporter The February 4 meeting at Gladys Niederauer home had five members present with Ruth Hanson and Etta Mae leading a demonstration The group plans to meet February 18 at Ruth Hanson home with Ruth as club reporter

Wonder Bakers Vera Hanson Gladys Niederauer Mae Englemann Delores Burd Ruth Hanson Etta Mae Ruth

Yale Men Purchase Willow Lake Land and Plans

FALE February 1 report states Neil Marah and Valentine Curries bought the Willow Lake area. They will take possession once the houses are rented. Current occupancy shows houses in that area vacant and awaiting tenants.

Yale Willow Lake Fale Neil’ Marah Valentine Curries Willee Lake Tie Bee

Farmers Fight Creeping Jenny Diverts Delegates in Beadle County

Beadle County farmers gathered in Huron to select delegates to speed Aberdeen school, but the weed creeping Jenny dominated the meeting. They compared notes on control methods, with county agent RK Cave discussing sodium chlorate, cultivation, and persistent root systems as they plan further experiments with calcium chlorate next summer.

Huron Beadle County Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Jenny Beadie County Olson Fairfield Township Europe Atlantic Nova Scotia New England RK. A.cave Cave Kanme Kasiesa Cavey Efort W. Olson Fairfird Township Mo Olsen

Twenty Years Are Today In Huron

Dr. C. H. French leaves Chicago for Pasadena to spend two weeks with family and visit California churches before touring Oregon then returning via St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Sprague head to an eastward city for a month of medical study in Chicago, with others traveling for relatives and visits as sleighing sets in.

C. H. French Chicago Pasadena Calif F. W. Wilcox Los Angeles French California Oregon St. Paul EH. Sprague Ike Sprague Chicago Medical E. C. Fredway Pierre Haney W. E. Finch Sioux City Tngs

Iroquois Band An Outstanding Local Group

The Iroquois band concert at the Methodist church last week impressed with no weak numbers. Soloists R Eslick, Edwin Blakewell, and Miss Albright received special mention. Members hail from Yale, Cavour, Erwin, Osceola, De Smet and area. ten farmers, two butchers, two grain buyers among them. The Aughenbaugh family provides several players. youngest is 11. They broadcast on KGDY in Huron at 7:0 p.m. Tuesday February 19.

Troquois Methodist Church R. Eslick Comet Edwin Blakewell Miss Albright Yale Cavour Erwin Osceola de Smet Iroquois Aughenbaugh KGDY Huron

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