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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
4
A notice appears stating that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches published or credited in the paper. It provides contact channels for circulation inquiries, listing telephone numbers and department references for readers seeking information or assistance.
A fragment notes a February 1 1909 history item listing legislators and court changes. It mentions editor J B Axtell of the Mellette Tribune who died at age 39 23, banker and legislator Charles E Winlett who died, Pierre Osgond Howard Carney a merchant, with ages and Los Angeles death details.
An Omaha World Herald editorial note shares broad middle western opposition to a Nicaragua Canal survey, arguing public funds should instead improve Missouri river and rail competition. It cites hurt to Midwestern industry, calls for toll adjustments, and laments railroad losses from water routes.
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas introduces a senate resolution to empower the president to impose an embargo on munitions of war against nations that violate the Kellogg peace pact. Critics say the pact is hollow without enforceable force, recalling crises of 1914, while Capper argues it could vitalize civilization and influence future world order.
The passage reflects on efforts to resolve war debts and credit the committee preparing a solution, while noting history will honor those who lead nations toward enduring peace. It emphasizes the importance of a successful, equitable settlement and the pivotal role of dedicated individuals in guiding global harmony.
Readers remain patient amid irregular delivery as The Huronite staff praise subscribers’ forbearance. Drivers battle snow and long roads to deliver papers on time, while the Redfield Journal-Observer notes the shift in merchandising and highway funding plans.
The article argues the Cruiser Bill, supported by the President and Congress, boosts America’s stance on naval limitation and peace. It contends the measure endorses negotiating treaties to regulate belligerents at sea, aligns with Kellogg’s pact against war, and enhances defense while promoting international accord over a costly arms race.
A snippet from Minneapolis Journal discusses a proposed Oregon movement to train pedestrians in falling safely on icy sidewalks. The piece critiques the idea as overreach and argues for using personal balance and proper landing technique rather than public training. It questions practicality and warns against unnecessary public duties.
The Northwest Newspaper reports stalled tax bills and local option ideas in Pierre. Lawmakers discuss property tax relief, consumer levies, and fears of minimal changes as committees push varied bills. A constitutional amendment to tax rural credit lands for local use is advancing. A London theater plans to scan umbrellas for patrons.
A stream of brief items reports travel to Pierre and beyond, funerals at Gray Forks, visits to Milwaukee Chicago and Indianapolis, snowbound trains delaying burials, and social events. Names such as J W Blous S X Way Tim Merrigan and Grace Gibbs appear, with references to the state fair and a national manufacturers convention. Mrs Holbrook underwent surgery in Rochester and is improving.
Fragmented readable text from a 16th to 17th century item shows odd numbers and place names but lacks clear events or identities. The legible bits mention amounts and dates but do not form a coherent report.
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