City Faces Debate Over Banning Inside Left Turns
The city commission moves to end inside left turns at major intersections, a decision the paper opposes. It argues the change will slow traffic and raise pedestrian hazards, noting Chief Hopkins recalls no Third and Dakota accidents caused by left turns and that outside drivers will continue the practice. The editorial urges delay to await broader uniform regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Hopkins
Third
Dakota
Governor Green Signals Budget Cuts and Reforms
Governor Warren E. Green pledges action to cut state costs and reduce duplication. He would replace the highway commission with one full time and two part time members, push for economy in all appropriations, and seek to limit state board expansions. He hints at reshaping education and tax reform while urging constitutional officials to aid in reducing government overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Warren E. Green
Carl Gunderson
Highway Commission
Watertown
State Board of Charities and Corrections
State Board of Regents
Madison
Spearfish
Springfield
Rural Credit Department
Norbeck
McMaster
Tex Conference
Governor’s prudent plan aims for careful taxes and economy
The governor urges near total integration of state machinery to enforce careful revenue collection and fewer exemptions. If revenues rise substantially, property levies should fall. Green warns local tax bodies to pursue economy as busily as the legislature, praising the governor’s sensible, hard headed recommendations and seeking broad cooperation across branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
The Despoiler's Tongue: Silence Bank Wreckers Urged
A Sioux Falls era note warns gossip and bank whispering harm banks across South Dakota. It condemns careless talk about bank conditions, lauding Huron’s relative restraint and urging informed, calm commentary to protect community confidence and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamane
South Dakota
Huron
Judge’s whip sentence for youths draws mixed public verdict
Minneapolis Tribune comments on a Michigan judge who ordered six youths aged 17 to 19 whipped by parents instead of jail. The piece argues whipping is a strong deterrent but would provoke nationwide protest if applied broadly, noting public opinion favors corporal punishment only for wife-beaters and not for general youth offenders. It questions consistency and future policy in criminal justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Michigan
Mrange
Siairal
Fisree Geamretly
John O'Connor
St Paul
St. Paul
Big Business Wars With Farm Owners Contested
The Lincoln Journal questions large scale farming, warning it may dispossess rural homeowners and transform American life. A Kansas farm firm touts 700 acre operators and 80 day work with eight thousand dollar payroll, claiming labor savings of fifty four thousand nine hundred dollars yearly, while critics label it greed and threaten laws to block corporate charters.
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BIG Business
Lincoln Journal
Kansas Farm Corporation
Eavn
Congremmian McGagin
Kanone
Che County Fa of
America
McGugin
Kansas
First Talkie At Brookings Junior Short Course Event
Ida Patzer recalls the Brookings junior short course experiences from December trips to Huron and Brookings. The diary covers travel, dorm assignments, group divisions, meals, registrations, theater visit to watch Brothers, campus routines, games, church services, talent program, and classes led by instructors including Kenneth Schoenwether and Anita Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikenneth Schoenwether
Cas
North Chapel
Justainers Tem
Yale Poultry Club Formed Led by Six Davises
Lily Davis elected president of the Yale Poultry Club organized at a meeting at William Davis home. Della Davis named vice president Lois Davis secretary. Kathryn Davis local leader and Mrs A H Davis assistant leader. Six members named Davises: James Joseph Lois Anastasia Dela Lilly. The club will be called the Yale Poultry Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Davis
William Davis
Della Davis
Lois Davis
Kathryn Davis
A. H. Davis
Mrg. Davis
Davises
James
Joseph
Lois
Anastasia
Dela
Lilly
Yale Poultry Club
Highmore 4-H Boy Wins Free Trip to Junior Short Course
Henry DeWitt of Highmore thanks business and professional men of Huron for a free trip to the 1930 junior short course at State college. He says the experience was highly educational, plans to try for another free trip, and expresses gratitude to the Huron Chamber of Commerce for New Year’s station breakfast. At Brookings, classes ran from breakfast until after nine, with programs and recreation, and he praises the practical lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Henry DeWitt
Highmore
State College
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Brookings
4 H Girls Receive Practical Lessons
Lucile Kezar of Mellette describes attending the seventh annual junior short course with about 550 4 H club members from the state. The program, sponsored by Huron business and professional men and The Evening Huronite, offered useful instruction in music sewing wall hangings posture and more and provided social entertainment by Brookings business women and campus faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Lucile Kezar
Mellette
Brookings
Vernon Girls Review 7 TM Junior Short Course Highlights
Reporters Marion Mann and Clara Schamber covered Vernon Busy Bees 4-H club activities in Wolsey. The event featured health exercises, a grab bag, a jo int program including speeches on customs in other lands, play production highlights, and a state fair inspired garment by Viola Mach winning a trip to Europe. Guests and officials attended a banquet, with national camp delegates named and project awards presented. A New Year’s party followed before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Girls Review
Marion Mann
Clara Schamber
Vernon Busy Bees
Wolsey
Ben McBride
N. E. Harper
Lamc
Alice McBride
Paul J. Scarboro
Susan Wikder
Polixy Johnson
A. A. Applegate
Viola Mach
Chicago
Europe
Miss Mach
Gladys Pyle
Northchape
Gladys Pyre
Mr. Jones
Lilian Greenwood
Avetil Beller
Earl Bimantel
Kenneth Anderson
Pugney
Hy Clown
Polly Johnson
A. L. Ford
Twenty Years Ago Huron Notes Hint Cold Wave Arrival
A 2 degree drop overnight signals an approaching cold wave with forecast lows near 20 degrees below zero. A. A. Chamberlain buys the Calcord residence at Nebraska and Fifth. Misses Ethel Kinkead and Allie Silver host a whist party at the Kinkead home. Louise Thompson departs for Owatonna Minnesota with Miss Lowell Schoen. Lutheran Ladies Aid held its annual meeting at Mrs. John Gundersons with officers named. Glen Tomlinson returns to Gehman's store after a two week visit in Poynette Wisconsin. A brief letter from J. G. Snyder in San Diego notes California warmth and plans several months on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
A. A. Chamberlain
Nebraska and
Fifth Streets
Joseph Calcord
Ethel Kinkead
Allie Silver
Kinkead
Wiss Louise Thompson
Frank Schoen
Owatonna
Minn
Lowell Schoen
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
John Gunderson
TL. A. Melum
Henry Meyers
F. L. Class
Lenna Nelson
Glen Tomlinson
J. Tomlinson
Poynette
Wis
Spink 4 H Sewing Club Opens Year with Lesson
The Lend-A-Hand 4-H Sewing club met at Delores Peterson's home on Saturday January 3. Ideal leader gave a demonstration on Good Posture. Members answered roll call with a rule for wise buying. First year girls cut laundry bags under Mrs Will Ett supervision and began basting stitches. A short joint meeting followed with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Peterson
Willett
Kiwanis 4-H Dairy Club Plans Joint Meetings
The Kiwanis 4-H Dairy club met Friday night January 2 at the home of Earl and Homer Simantel. The three local clubs will join meetings to boost attendance and improve discussions. County agent R. A. Cave attended. refreshments were served by Mrs. Simantel per club reporter Jay Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Dairy Club
Kiwanis 4-H Dairy Club
Earl
Homer Simantel
R. A. Cave
Simantel
Jay Salisbury
Illness and travel notes from area residents
Raymond remains ill with pneumonia while Adena Nommensen recovers in Rochester and is expected home soon. Erling family returned from Rutland and Madison after a ten day visit. Erling joined brother Charles in Sioux Falls and toured Iowa. Others visited Hazel and Madison. school resumes after vacation with Miss Bandt ill and Mrs Geiger subbing. Amelia Twaddle, 15, shows improvement. influenza affects Brink family. Several local residents travel to Watertown and Clark for business and relatives.
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Raymond Eaever
Adena Nommensen
Rochester
F. Erling
Rutland
Madison
Mr. Erling
Charles
Sioux Falls
Points
Iowa
Art Harmel
Hazel
Miss Bandt
Geigers
Amelia Twaddle
Charles Behr
William Merbach
Brink
Tom Ty
Ernie Hulbert
Aberdeen
Guy Hurlbert
W. S. Thompson
Watertown
Clark
Walter Murphy
Elsie Beach
Minn
Hubert
Paul
Walter
Ida Fuermenall
Lyle Hanover
Edgar Rieger
George Schilling
Alaska
Fuerstenau
Jake Tauscher
Mimgorl
Mirg
Herther
Kim Soere Caren
Turton New Year Socials and Personal Movements
Turton residents marked New Year with numerous gatherings and visits. Miss Celia Becker returned to Bartroo hospital duties after a brief home stay and a party in her honor. Local families moved, studied, and traveled to Indiana and Lake Kampeska for events. A variety of dances and card games filled New Year’s Eve, with many attending from Clark and Aberdeen and celebrations continuing into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Labrie
William Fregon
Eleear Pepin
Henry Rahm
Armour Packing Plant
Huron
Ruth Fredley
Mae Miles
Wilma Thomas
Kathryn Devine
Walter Becker
Aberdeen
C. H. Wilson
Indiana
Harry Dunn
Rhea Burgess
Alice Klapperich
Joe Becker
E. Klapperich
Emil Klapperich
Mr. Dunn
Mrs. Burgess
Mike Schuman
Wanaka
Mr. Schuman
H. O. Ewing
W. E. Cloutier
Denver
Colo
E. Z. Cloutier
Sie
Emil Leeasch
Ashton
Leeasch
Marie Lunda
Herman Christensen
Mise Selma Fey
Charles Christensen
Clarence Labrie
Currie
Minn
Conde
Clark
Turton
Victoria Barrie
Bancroft Area News Briefs Include Hospital Requests and Visits
Bancroft Norman Custard 11 underwent appendicitis surgery at Huron hospital. Dwight Brusse nine is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs. John Faber improved after Huron hospital stay. Community members and visitors from Arlington Rapid City Watertown Ellendale Wir ona Highmore and Grover appear in a busy local roundup. Masonic lodge and RN A held meetings with installation planned and announcements made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Norman Custard
C. H. Custard
Huron Hospital
John Bonde
Arlington
M. Hartley
P. R. Phinney
Lake Preston
Max Hartley
Rapid City
Bancroft
Charles Barber
Sutlinf Barnes
Dwight Brusse
Calvin Brusse
John Faber
William Frye
Basil Dill
Donald
Brookings
Allen Tobey
Russell
Tonia
Fuerstenne
Watertown
Grover
Hilda
Esther
Henry
Dell Clement
Clair
Highmore
John Halpin
R. Parrish
Sioux Falls
Ruby
Almand
Roy Hill
Charles Hill
Ellendale
N. D
Drake
Wirona
Minn
Rose Schult
Huron
KR. S. Riddle
Fot Badger
Mocle Riddle
Bancroft Masonic Lodge
de Smet
RN. A
Sheffield residents visit Walter Carr home this week
Sheffield Dr and Mrs Grove of Albion Neb visited the Walter Carr home in Sheffield the latter part of the week. The Sheffield P T A held its second meeting Tuesday night with modest attendance. Bieger motored to Conde last week to visit his brother and returned Monday. Helen of Huron visited Blanche Bieger the latter part of the week. Hazel Bieger was called to Huron Friday morning to care for a patient.
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Sheffield
Grove
Albion
Neb
Walter Carr
Shefield
Sheffield P. T. A
Bieger
Conde
Montag
Helen One
Huron
Blanche Bieger
Hazel Bieger
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Huron Publishing CO
H. J. Mitchell
Treas & F
Mall
United States
Wemeze
Associated Proms
Pfta
Lusk.mutchell Newspapers, Inc
Hasel Christofersen
Ida Patzer
Canning
First Methodist Church
Olin D. Jackson
H. M. Jones
State Club
Clay County
Mary Covert
Union
Miss Covert
A. M. Clark
the Baptist
Schoenwether
Mies Anita Andrews
Pugalsy
Canistota Club
Yale Davises
Highmore 4-H
Hone
Bea
Central Gogh
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