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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
4
A clipped agency note references the Associated Press exclusive rights for republication of dispatches and credit lines. It mentions the Audit Bureau as a source and provides department contact hints, including telephone numbers, as part of the notice.
Letter from Robert E. Dowdell and A M Fackley urges legislature to levy one tenth of a mill to fund Custer State Park sites. They argue funds should go to the State Park board and warn against special local legislation. They cite tourism, revenue, and state pride as outcomes of a unified park policy.
The article traces the Rushmore project from early fundraising to Congress approving 250000 for the Mount Rushmore sculpting. It highlights Gutzon Borglum as sculptor, Norbeck advocates, and the plan to carve Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt surpassing Liberty and the Sphinx. It notes Coolidge's anticipated signature and potential tourism impact on the Black Hills.
State college issued an extension bulletin on the coming season’s dairy outlook in South Dakota. It notes a favorable position for the dairy industry as milk cow numbers rise slowly in the United States. Prices may warrant gradual herd expansion, aided by diversifying production on farms and increased reliance on butterfat from western states. Long distance shipping improves market reach, with beef versus dairy price dynamics shaping herd composition.
Older women should avoid very short skirts and seek dignified dress. As women age, grooming changes are needed, with hair color shifts and pale complexions guiding color choices. The piece urges modesty, supportive shoes, and restrained makeup to preserve a youthful yet age-appropriate appearance.
Mitchell Republican Senator Reed in a fiery speech advocates nullification and states rights defense of the eighteenth amendment. He condemns prohibition enforcement, cites the 1920 vote, and calls for retirement from public life to aid law enforcement. The piece also criticizes Rural Credits figures and notes Parkman’s Senate remark about press subsidy.
The piece discusses how the final week of a legislative session fuels political booms and boomlets as 150 lawmakers converge in Pierre. It notes how sponsors drive rises for potential candidates, the uncertainty of booms, and past examples like Danforth and Gunderson shaping leadership and campaigns amid intra-session maneuvering.
The letter argues faster highways enable criminals to evade local peace officers and move stolen goods long distances. It advocates a strong centralized state law enforcement agency while maintaining local accountability, suggesting a balanced approach with a modern, mobile force to bolster sheriffs and local officers.
Tens of thousands of exceedingly Latin men and women have put on healthy flesh with McCoy's Fablets. The ad claims gain of at least 5 pounds after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold at Longstar Drug Co. and drug stores nationwide.
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