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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
4
A fragment describes an evening event ending with an excellent supper served after the initiation. Dancing continued into the late hour. Mentions Avis and Miner, former editor of the Herali-Desierat, as known figures connected with the gathering.
A city business man returns home after a two month journey through the west coast and southwestern states. In Los Angeles he visited Fred Witcax and O P Helm, who are prospering.
This Date In South Dakota History notes births and deaths: Newman C. Nash editor of Canton News born, Haerey H. Cable Hudson legislator born in New London Iowa, and Gov. Gilbert A. Pierce died in 1900. The AP license is cited for news dispatches and local news.
The piece argues humans possess vast sacrifice and forgetfulness, praising British aviators who rescued foreigners from Afghanistan amid famine weather. It warns the same courage could drive war, delivering bombs on civilians, claiming noble intent fuels both salvation and destruction, urging better use of our inner capacities.
In Georgia a collegian named George R Harsh was sentenced to electrocution on March 15 after a holdup spree ending in a fatal shooting. Alienists testified about brain wiring similar to the Leopold and Loeb defense, while Chicago observers note the Georgia jury acted swiftly.
Dispatches from Europe report Germany has launched a new cruiser rumored to revolutionize warship construction. Claimed to be 40,000 ton class yet limited by the Versailles treaty, the unnamed ship may exceed prior power with 11 inch guns and innovative armor. Observers note improvements could enable further advances in naval design.
Fragmentary notes mention fleets and war concepts, referencing experts and global reach. No coherent event or named entities identified.
A North American Review essay highlights the shrinking pool of country physicians from 33 000 in 1906 to 27 000 by 1924 and ongoing declines. It notes that many small towns lost resident doctors since 1914, while rising medical education costs push graduates toward urban specialty practice. The piece calls for serious consideration of remedies.
In Rapid City and the Black Hills the approach to liabilities snow and cold is reversed by boosting winter sports at Sylvan Lake atop the Harney range. The South Dakota Optimist debuts cornstalk paper, and national papers praise local leaders, noting optimism about growth and governance during winter improvements.
The piece reports Senator Smoot and Herbert Hoover presenting a tariff revision aimed at raising agricultural rates to bolster the farm dollar without a broad burden on industry. It notes fears of a general uplift in schedules and cites mining talks in Rapid City about mineral resources and regional development.
Lincoln day banquet remarks spark calls for investigations into state bodies. House passes interim probe for education and highway issues, with finance and railroad scrutiny discussed. Regents seek new state university president as costs and politics intertwine. Governor Bulow’s dog Smithy injured in capital district social scene.
Tuesday afternoon at tie. Fortaightir club studied Femm and his works. Mrs Abe? Fair bank gave an instructional paper on Tennyson. Idylls of the King reviewed by Mrs Whis mah. Poems on events discussed by Mrs Longetaff. Mrs Be Smith, guest at Rev L K Smith's home, attended meeting. Mrs Smith helped found the first women’s elite in the U S and has remained active. Mr Moriarty reports Br Gobrack will reside at their home. Trumbower returned from two weeks in Cedar rapids. Mr Sherman and Herbert Tomingon of Hrosdland and Hert ork initiated into Rebezah degree at L O F hall.
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