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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1930
Page
4
A Lakewood Ohio letter argues home ownership shapes work and life. It contrasts mortgage burdens with tenant costs and shows buying a home provides purpose, even as it demands discipline. The writer notes reduced leisure but greater satisfaction from a defined objective.
An article notes rising tuberculosis deaths among girls aged fifteen to twenty four in parts of the country while broader groups show declines. It discusses social factors such as appetite and attire, lunch habits, and the pressure to stay slim, suggesting lifestyle choices influence disease vulnerability.
The excerpt warns that youthful workers sacrifice sleep for good times, risking health. It notes that indifference to health is common among the young more than the middle aged and that they often fail to grasp the need for caring for their health.
Pariy designs set a global fashion tone and Americans lead in clothing quality. The article notes a dramatic growth in retail apparel, from men's and women's wear to children’s shops, driven by higher living standards and widespread adoption of city attire in daily life. It argues away old norms of thrift and hints at economic and social shifts fueling the surge.
A report by the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America shows 27 major U S air transport firms flew over 20 000 000 miles in 1929, double 1928. Passengers carried rose to 165 263, air mail 52 934, freight more than 7 000 000 pounds, with total miles nearly 260 000 000 and three fourths by commercial planes. The data suggest aviation is rapidly maturing as a major industry.
A Minneapolis Journal view praises Fred Stone returning to New York theater, arguing his clean shows and personal integrity uplift a broader public. The piece contends critics miss the real impact, noting his resilience after a airplane crash and his appeal across the country.
The World Asset essay praises Scouting as the world’s largest boys organization, highlighting the Boy Scouts of America as a major force powering character building and citizenship. It lauds the movement for shaping peaceful aims, directing boy energy into constructive community service, and upholding a knightly code across nations despite political unrest.
Scout troops in De Smet celebrated the troop’s first birthday and the 20th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America at a Wednesday dinner hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church. Parents, troop members, and their wives attended as Scoutmaster Bennetievre led the toasts and methods, with talks by Allan Besselievre and Paul Green and a gift presentation to Mr. Besselievre from the Stag patrol.
Huron Girl Scouts troop 3 held its regular meeting with Pees A Sohamon teaching the common regional insects. The group formed three patrols and elected a treasurer. Mrs Reuter led games and flowers were the study focus.
The So end Sew 4 H club of Iroquoi plans a February 22 bake sale to raise funds for sending members to camp in Huron next summer. A candy sale was held February for the same purpose. The next meeting is set for Saturday March 1 at Margaret Flowers home, per club reporter Reta Gran tua.
Jefferson reserves announce the naming of new officers to oversee duties including entertainment and refreshments. The notice specifies roles and duties assigned to the committee in charge.
The Iroquois Y C L held its post Christmas installation with Daniel Gross as president and Elnora Buh as vice president. Donald Welter was named secretary and Roger Ohlsen corresponding secretary, Charis Armin treasurer, with Mhois Annistms elected assistant secretary in Ohlsen's absence. At the first meeting after Christmas, Mrs Van Tassel spoke.
Participants study world affairs topics under Rounds, editor of the Tittle Chief, preparing for the upcoming contest. The seminar, drawn from the Literary Digest magazine’s prominent subjects, aims to sharpen student engagement with current events.
Local 4-H clubs plan a full week of meetings at various homes and schools. Destbom Sunshine Dairy at Juk Will hosts Monday, Double C Pig Club at GJ W Schroeder Tuesday, Jim Deudy at Hay Jones Wednesday, Kiwanis Dairy Club Wolsey Wednesday, Pearl Valley Sheep Club Wednesday, Hitchcock Hustlers at Ray Walton Thursday, Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Club at Boyd Miller Friday, W E B Pig Clubs Friday. A Poultry talk by bounty agent A Cave is set for Alpena farmers short course Saturday.
Miss Agnes Hutchinson presided at a Wessington Girl Reserves gathering with eighteen members. They discussed a party next week and a report on the annual Girl Reserve conference held in Huron February 1. Junior group session followed with thirteen members, pledging a Friday gym party with Boy Scouts and electing reports for next week.
County agent BR A Cave addressed Yale Farmers short course this week on four clubs and their aims. Sponsored by the Yale Commercial club it highlighted new and existing clubs including dairy calf, lowesitter, sheep, and baby beef led by Johnny Greenan Mark Davis Charles Davis and John Sweeney. Cave urged farmer support and noted the original Yale baby beef club as one of the country’s oldest and most successful.
Fire department responded to a blaze at Charles T Demlo on Kansas Street between Eleventh and Twelfth about 4 45 in the evening. Mrs Demlo and child escaped through a rear window with help as the fire originated in the parlor bedroom. Also notices of creditors and hearings in Beadle County probate court list letters of administration for W T Gross and estate matters for Felix Swan and others with hearing set for late February 1990.
The excerpt records a court notice from Beadle County South Dakota, dated February 15 and March 3, 1910, about probate actions and real estate related to the estates of Thomas Wells deceased and Herman Wells. It lists parties including Theodore Merer plaintiff and various trustees and heirs, calling for citations and responses within legal deadlines and indicating appointments of executors and administratrix. The notice appears as a county court advertisement with seals and clerk attestations, urging interested parties to file claims or respond in Beadle County.
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