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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
2
An OCR fragment describes Vanity Pair and Vanity Fair contests at the 1431 Coyote section, with two candidates entering and Mm Prignens commenting. The forthcoming yearbook will gain pages and size, and the 1930 record will include student yearbooks for the university.
Two Madison debate teams will meet Huron college on February 3 in Madison and in Huron later. both debates are non-decision. Other upcoming debates include State colleges at Salem January 24, State colleges at Scotland January 31, Deane college at Crete January 31, and more with Southern Normal, Sloat Falls college, Augustana college, and Northern Normal. Debaters named include Florence Newcoin, Charlotte Axa, Annette Fergen, Joyce Gregory, Bryant, Ethel Ranney, Balic, Marjorie Roderick, Hetland, Glenn Mills, Harvard Curtis, Kelly Gise, Hale DeBoer, Arnold Turner, George Hollister, Madison, George Noeller, William Arneson, Bryant, and Ernest Wrage.
Britton January 16 The Farmers' Cooperative Shipping association reports a gross business of 279,007.75 for 1929 with headqu arters in Britton Manager Edward Jerde took over four years ago when the association carried 12,900 dollars in indebtedness The 1929 annual report shows 106 carloads of livestock shipped including 5 526 hogs 1 707 cattle and 1 373 sheep The total shipments were nearly 50 000 more than 1928 and the 1928 gross was 224 397 82 Members expect further increases in 1930
RAPID CITY January 16. F N Blood elected manager of the first annual West River Auto show to be held in the Rapid City auditorium February 12, 15, 14 and 15. Meetings last night outlined entertainment and plans for dealer displays by Rapking and the Black Hills. The show name was changed from Black Hills Auto show to West River Auto show due to aerotests by Deadwood dealers who for years staged the Black Hills Auto show there.
At the annual meeting in Wessington Springs, Jerauld county bank of Wessington Springs elected directors J. Ziebach George A. Sickler L L Velentine Emery Barber LL M Larsen and declared a ten percent dividend to stockholders. Directors summarized the year 1929 as satisfactory with LM Larsen commenting on the bank’s business.
Jan 13 a chemical engine summoned from Armour wrecked en route to a blaze at J W Harrington’s home two miles southwest of Armour. Extreme cold froze water sources delaying firefighting. Harrington’s house and contents valued at about 10000 with only a few items saved. Source of fire unknown. House was a practically new building.
Rev. David Clark, general supervisor of 41 Episcopal churches on Crow Creek Indian reservation, will sail from San Francisco January 21 for Hawaii to visit his father stationed there. He returns April 1.
Preston county's new snow plows faced their first real test as heavy snow hit the area. Crews worked to keep main highways passable, marking the first major snowfall since early November.
The Harrell Farmers Union will meet regularly once every month. This decision was made at the group’s last meeting, announced with the January 18 note.
Five Mitchell dealers were prosecuted by the division of inspection of the agriculture department, announced by director T. O. Ronayne. J. U. Bammer of Equity Patent creamery, Mitchell, fined $6 and costs for possessing secret creamery items. Oscar Relerson, Relersar bakery manager, Mitchell, fined $5 and costs. H. P. Kenni of Sanford Produce Co., Mitchell, fined $5 and costs for same charge. Glenn J. Doty, Mitchell, fined $3 and costs for offering adulterated oysters. Frank J Donovan, Mitchell, fined $0 and stock confiscated for possessing cigarettes without stamps.
Wessington Springs high school lists nine debaters: Alen Kief fer Verne Lang Robert Jones Les Leahmantieth Evelyn Fauser Caral TIA Allison Danham Marion Atking and Vivian Vexvery. They were chosen by elimination contests. A pre tournament schedule has not yet been announced.
Joe Cheek reports plans to plant 6000 acres to small grain and 1200 acres to corn in 1930. The grain raiser, from Minneapolis, orders a new line of farm machinery and expects to drive his acreage this year.
Buffalo County sheriff and commissioner investigated a horse theft and discovered an illegal still in a vacated lease farmhouse in northern Buffalo County. Eight gallons of finished product and copper equipment were seized. Lee Girard of Hand County was arrested on a charge of owning and operating the still. Preliminary hearing date not yet announced. Agricultural and business groups plan a future program with Ross Davies of the Extension Service assisting on farm surveys with 50 farmers participating.
Gettysburg Jas 15 At an agricultural extension program building meeting Friday representatives from practically every organization in Potter county will map out a program for county agricultural extension work to be followed during the year. Louly Thompson county agent says an analysis of county needs has been made by a strong group of 50 men and women representing various groups.
Vermillion January 16 Boduy Rogers film star will act as judge in the Vanity Fair contest at the University of South Dakota, per Faul Friggens editor of the Coyote year book of the junior class. Send them right along and if you are willing to take a chance I certainly am willin to do my best work.
Jay Polo is reported in critical condition at Miller hospital after Friday removal of tonsils. He is understood to be improving slightly.
An advertisement extols Lin-O-Nine as a safe quick remedy for a child’s cough and cold. It cites testimonials from families, describes the emulsion with eucalyptus and other ingredients, and invites readers to obtain it via local druggists or by mail from Territon’s Pharmacy or Keri Chemical Co.
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