21 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
1
A Senate panel plans hearings on a bill to create a new power board and regulate generation. Officials express urgency to speed passage, while uncertainty remains about securing quick action and securing support from commerce committee members.
Fire swept Centerville mill triggering 20-1 losses as management planned to boost output this year. Officials say financial strain and damaged equipment halted operations. longer-term recovery remains uncertain for the local firm.
Readers debate proposed terms for a new seed project blending amphibian themes with terra and aqua roots. Terms such as aqualishing terra PEED aquaset and aqimlend appear in early drafts alongside neologisms like equeshib and yo Jane end-masine, signaling a playful but contested naming suite.
Former President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visit Santa Catalina Island as guests of William Wreley Jr. They arrive by boat and stay for a rest from public duties. The trip includes companions Mr and Mrs Wag and Mr Reynolds Chiozzo.
A fragmented report describes Shanghai and Winter Haven linking through a charity or settlement effort with mentions of Desgars International and a long-standing missing woman. The text hints at social stress and urban activity but remains unclear on a concrete event or outcome.
Cooperative Marketing defeats rivals in a peppermint industry contest with Ind- is an Indiana and Michigan based rivalry noted as the most exclusive of Samm poo. The outcome leaves the winner well positioned as forms cass 02 was stored in bank vaults.
Washington dispatch notes the Boy Scouts of America advancing trail work in parks with government collaboration. Eagle Scouts completed 4,703 feet of trails last summer, with plans for more next year across diverse regions including New York and the Northeast.
Star Mothers will accompany 605 war wives and mothers on pilgrimages to graves of husbands and sons in France planned for spring and summer. Government funding covers travel by regular vessels weekly through summer with routes via New York, Paris, and cemeteries in France. Names of the women will be sealed in two envelopes and drawn to determine assignments for cemeteries and routes.
L A Temmey a prominent South Dakota real estate figure collapsed at a depot platform with head injuries while traveling with a party bound for Los Angeles. A doctor arrived minutes later and attributed death to heart failure after a recent weak heart condition. A Masonic funeral was planned at Riverside cemetery with services in Onida. Temmey, born in Wisconsin, homesteaded near Onida and helped bring hundreds of settlers to the state before moving to Huron and later Onida. He left a widow and two daughters, with a son serving as assistant state attorney.
A shell shocked World War veteran, recently escaped from a state hospital, fired at deputies and wounded a sheriff deputy near Sidney Nebraska. Authorities, including Carlson and a deputized citizen, chased the man toward his father’s ranch northeast of town as relatives faced concerns and hopes faded for other wounded men.
Halo Sessions, 34, vice president and manager of Sessions Printing, Sioux City, died this morning after a two week illness with Bright's disease. He served as a soldier in the war. Survived by widow and two children.
Mimberman will depart from the Lampe market after two years of service and will leave Sunday morning for Donlaplown to assume management of a hotel.
Excursion announced for February weekend to Twin Cities Minnesota, South Dakota, and North Dakota with the Chicago and North Western Lines. Tickets good on trains February 21 22 from Minneapolis St Paul and return February 23 with specific schedules and times. Veteran lodges death noted in South Dakota.
A shopper last evening believed to purchase alcohol for 12450 but discovered the liquid was lake water. Local officials advised caution in handling misrepresented products and echoed consumer protection warnings.
Weather records continue to fall as each night brings higher minimum temperatures. A record high for the month was set last night with lows staying above freezing and near 41 degrees, marking the warm spell through February as officials and observers note unusual warmth across Hiron and Central Sows, with Blystone commenting on the pattern.
The court set Dunn's bond at fifty thousand dollars amid proceedings for a second suspect in a bank robbery case connected to Eden South Dakota. Judge Hamilton noted a bond amount of two hundred twenty five dollars for related charges as part of the same district court actions. A release earlier was approved after objections from supporters.
The new French cabinet, largely carried over from Andre Tardieu’s prior government, must secure backing from a sizable deputy bloc. Chautemps leads the Radical Socialist Party as the cabinet seeks passage of the budget and stabilizes amid potential abstentions and shifting alliances.
Washington report notes fears of further delays as delegates discuss extending the London naval conference terms. American reps, under pressure, weigh whether to endorse tactical advisor views on cruiser tonnage and costs amid cabinet politics and international tensions.
A new corn variety developed by Dr. Don ad F. Jones of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station will be released this spring after years of breeding. The hybrid, named EAYVEXN, is described as tall eight to nine foot stalks with hard amber kernels and high yields. In a 19% test it produced 615 bushels per acre, five more than the nearest competitor.
A Texas anti-chamission group filed a federal suit in Austin alleging defaming statements by W. BE. Heo and Gerson of Shreveport and KEWEH radio broadcasting. The claim seeks 51000 in damages over alleged false and demeaning remarks about the association.
A fragmented report describes Natal ie of Serbia living in seclusion in a Paris convent after the assassination of King Alexander. It notes her rumored death by heartbreak and hints at a perilous exiled life since a coronation era. The piece mentions a murdered successor and court intrigues in Simeiz and Belgrade.
Washington reports a shift with women employed throughout the automotive industry including manufacturing, parts, and tools. Women enter machinist, wool and die maker, and heavy frame work, earning lower weekly wages than men though some roles see parity. overall wages show men averaging 75 dollars weekly versus women 52 dollars in the cited period.
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