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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
12
Mary E. Jamison warns Congress must re-enact funds by July 2, 1930 or the South Dakota vocational rehabilitation program will collapse. The state requests $250,000 annual increase to reach 2.5 million, with at least $10,000 matched per state, as 42 states expand rehab efforts.
The South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation in Washington appeals to the Senate led by Senator Capper criticizing Congress for failing to enact a rare farm aid package. The group urges reconsideration of tariff and duty measures on commodities like sugar and oils, arguing many items exceed 472.9 million in import value and domestic needs are not met.
A. H. Crawford of Osborn Clothing Co. attends the seventeenth annual convention of the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furriers at the Stevens Hotel. He studies spring styles and general business conditions facing men’s wear merchants nationwide delayed by the event.
They look forward to an excellent spring season and plan to offer many styles and features in every type of men’s clothing. Mr Cras gford notes that the average man will likely favor the two button single breasted cut.
Washington reports Mr and Mrs William Jeffries Chewning Jr plan for a larger home after their elopement The couple once rented a one room apartment but will move to an exclusive residential dwelling The apartment house manager said they informed him they had changed their minds yesterday during a social debut with about 500 guests hosted by Senator Couzens secretary confirms the shift in plans
Deputy Collector H O Webb will assist taxpayers in preparing income tax returns for 7929 at 293 Federal Building Huron from 9 p m March 9 to 6 p m March 5 no charge. The service aims to reduce expense and hassle by using qualified personnel.
More than 100 pastors from the South Dakota Pastoral Conference of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America are expected February 24 to 27 in Madison for the thirteenth annual convention. Speakers include Prof. C. M. Bruce of Luther Theological Seminary and about a dozen South Dakota ministers. The opening sermon will be by Rev. L. F. Schele. Officers include Rev. H. M. Soler as president and Rev. A O Storvik as vice president.
Arrangements are under way for the Huron Lions annual Ladies' Night to be held Tuesday February 15. The program will start with a win.
A committee led by W McGrift, Irlyn Hedbt McGilificott, Ralph Knight and George Sherman organized an entertainment feature. At 9 o clock the Lions men will travel to the Huron theatre to see Fut for Paris.
Harvey Simrau and his .45 pistol traveled from Ortonville Minnesota to Chicago to reclaim Dorothy Adolphson. The pursuit led to a riot at a department store near Chicago and Ashland. Simran was tackled by a house detective and then subdued and jailed.
A child quizzes a teacher on combined work time, humorously answering three hours to reflect wasted argument. The note adds a playful comparison: if Earth is a grain of sand and closest star scales to a six inch globe, the distances stretch from New York City to Juneau, Alaska.
A Yale short course briefing by Turner Wright of the animal husbandry department outlined colony and individual hog housing. Wright argued pens are more sanitary than large communal houses and presented a recommended ration for breeding sows. Barley and corn were noted for fattening hogs with tankage oil meal and shelled corn aiding growth. A. L. Ford of State College discussed selecting good ears of corn and showed sample ears to attendees.
More than 150 attend the South Dakota Press Association convention in Sioux Falls where Sam S Haislet of Minneapolis speaks as field manager of Minnesota Press Association and Herman Roe of Northfield a National Editorial Association director. Memorial services were held for J. P. Sherwood of De Smet. Officers report on past year work. Hoy Emry and H R Tysell speak on weekly editor issues.
An unclear afternoon discussion notes that a planned outline talk was not delivered. Instead future meetings were proposed to occur in Abe, with plans to hold outlook discussions in the near term.
The article describes spring suit fashion with a snug waist and broad shoulders, designed for a dressy yet comfortable look. It notes new shades of blue and tan in fabrics and that gray remains a popular spring shade.
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