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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1930
Page
4
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The Federal Farm Board outlines cooperative eligibility under the Agricultural Marketing act. Farmers join commodity cooperatives and benefit through national sales agencies. direct contact with individuals is not allowed. Requirements include Capper Volstead act compliance, mutual benefit, and limited or no dividends, with local and regional groups affiliating to form national cooperatives.
Poet Charles Hanson Towne argues that extended skirts among women revived manners and dignity in society, influencing both sexes. He notes a shift in women’s personalities as fashion changed, with long dresses bringing a return to refinement over flippancy and debauchery.
The American News praises the police force for adopting blue overcoats, arguing the uniform enhances respect for law and city pride. A Sioux Falls reader counters South Dakota’s image abroad, noting prosperity at home despite misperceptions and urging factual reporting over doom.
A German burglar argued his crimes stemmed from heredity and environment, calling philosophers as witnesses. The court ruled destiny and circumstance shaped him, sending a warning about social reform efforts and the mismatch between improving environments and crime rates. The piece critiques reliance on open jail sales, praises enforcement needs, and notes State Auditor Dunn’s scrutiny of county officers.
Rolland Felt of the Ever Faithful Low Litter 4 H club of Manchester Kingsbury county attended the Junior short course and writes that the livestock classes, especially swine, appealed most. He notes fall pigs furrowed for better prices, the benefit of small housing to reduce cold weather danger, and his high hog judging score due to his club’s project work. He thanks the organizers and hopes for next year.
A reader from Conds praises 4 H club work and funds for Junior Short Course attendees at Brookings. He notes hundreds attended and predicts growth to 1500 in three years, stressing 4 H lessons in cooperation and organization shaping agriculture and youth futures.
Eighth Annual 4 H Club congress in Chicago drew Sping County participants Leota Osborn Helen Ruth Hill and Thad with Ethel Bitterman noting four attendees for this year and plans to increase next year. They described classes parties new members and leaders and aim to raise funds for a club camp at Huron. Oxhorn placed second in clothing judging.
Rose Cummings New leader of the Prairie Maid Dairy Club presided at a January 3 meeting at H. Bushfield’s home. Most members attended while one was ill. Harold Voll enwelder replaced Harold Vollenwelder in readership roles. A committee was tasked with preparing Ames for the next meeting and the secretary will request 800 books recently published for the club.
Norma Wilkinson of Mirands writes to The Evening Huron County editor praising the course and expressing thanks for the opportunity. She notes satisfaction with the program and conveys appreciation for the leadership and progress reflected in the coverage.
A participant reflects on her first Junior School course experience, stating it improved her work and outlook. She urges others to accept any future fee trips to the Irwnnor Short course, believing it will leave them similarly repaid and satisfied.
Miss Lillian Greenwood of Blunt, a Pierre junior, won a 2 1¢ prize in a 4 H club contest run by a Philadelphia farm journal. She earned a chance at a Washington trip after attending the Junior short course, having seven years of club work with multiple trips and honors including state fair wins and being healthy county grand champion demonstration team member.
Five years has been a local 4-H club leader. She accumulated $175 in prizes and earned recognition. Other South Dakota leadership winners in the Farm Journal contest include Tullius Feyeretsen of Kranzburg and Theodore Larson of Pintte.
Twenty years ago in Huron Rev Pearse Pinch announced a series of Sunday night talks at the Congregational church for the next five weeks under the theme Living Subjects for People Now alive. The item notes social visits, travel, and a successful meeting in Watertown related to local figures such as George Longstaff and L Trevway.
A garbled radio schedule lists numerous stations and programs across New York, Chicago, Detroit, and other markets. It references hymn sings, orchestras, and various time blocks with mentions of WNBC WABC WEAF and other call letters, indicating a dense but unreadable program grid from a past era.
T Sanders appeals to editor citing mismanagement of Rural Credits under Republican officials. He urges converting state farms into efficient operations with insured mortgage support, cooperative purchasing of farm machinery, and organized farmer groups to end debt losses and create productive, well maintained land. He argues such reforms would profit the state and inspire homestead farming.
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