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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1930
Page
4
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to use and republication of all news dispatches credited to it or created by it for this paper. It also covers related loreal news published herein.
In South Dakota the question of Governor Bulow running against Senator McMaster remains unsettled as both seek renomination. The column outlines potential party impacts for Democrats and Republicans, noting the dilemma for GOP voters and highlighting the uncertain, fluid nature of political contests.
A critique of Fascist rule in Italy argues that dictatorship curtails individual freedom by dictating family size, residence, and marriage age. It warns that minority rule breeds dissension and eventual revolution, citing Francesco F. Nitti as a witness to the regime's abuses and prison exile.
Exiled and jailed anti-Fascist leaders in Rome during the first weeks of Fascist power in 1926 faced arrest without warrants and deportation to penal islands for five years. About 29 deputies were ousted, while political prisoners endured overcrowded cells, water shortages, putrid food, and brutal living conditions.
The Huron crop show drew praise for excellent South Dakota samples with corn oats and grains assessed by Brookings state college instructors. Officials note strong December building permits totaling 241000 for Huron, led state. Milwaukee company's regional advertising and North Western expansion may boost west Missouri River development. Huronians smoked 595505 cigars in 1929, a stock story implying local preference.
The Alexandria Herald reports two more South Dakota citizens, Brookings Mayor Carl O Trygstad and Warren E Green of Hamlin County, join the governor race on the Republican ticket. Also Brown County Senator Broolie Howell had announced earlier. The field may widen before the March 6 primary. The party aims to avoid split votes, with the winner to be chosen at the convention if no single candidate gains a majority. Voters will hear pitches but must judge candidates on honesty, courage, and business judgment. The piece urges prompt voter registration and warns against dirty campaigning as primary season approaches.
A dense Tribune style listing outlines Programs On Saturday January 25 across several stations including WGY WGN WLS and WREN. Notable acts include Walter K. Rolfe and His Dance Orchestra and Rud Vallee's Orchestra with multiple regional stations and start times noted, plus continued Sunday schedule references and standard time clarifications.
The Hitchcock community holds its annual Fathers and Sons banquet at the Tannery 28 basement of the Hitchcock Methodist Church. Rev. Wilson leads as general chairman with seven committees, featuring W. W. Hower as principal speaker and a program including community singing, welcomes, and talks on fatherhood, manhood, and church roles.
Seven students earned Corloicatey typing honors for speeds 30 to 40 wpm with under six errors. Dorothy Reich led at 35 wpm. Joauzen Rosas 30. Paul Getver 32. Morgaret Burrell 226. Helen Greenacre 30. Bozanna Slunecka 33. Edward Weber received a bronze pin for 15 minutes at 43 wpm with under six errors.
A 4-H club meeting in Sand Creek and Verney townships featured a drafting and pattern demonstration titled and the making of a princess doll. Vera Radeltee and Margaret Brow led the session held January 31 at Mab el Bonnes home. After the program the Sand Creek girls were entertained with songs and a lunch. The club report was read and the next meeting set for May 26 at Opal Erionia’s home.
Senior girls staged a play this week at Highmore Five Bighmore with cast members Bernadine Tompkins A Quentin Mark Eleanor Marshall Marion Quirk Goldie Cellan LuVay Nesheim and others. Oscar Dittman played cornet solo with piano by Merton Atuat way. Esther Haverty Hal Jones Mary Hemaker and Harladine Tompkins acted. they sang a song with upbeat reception.
The Wide Awake club at Willow Lake met Saturday January 18 at Margaret Walton's home for officer elections. Margaret Baboo was named president Wilda Dott vice president Lorraine Seefeldt secretary and Grace Michalski treasurer. Margaret Dalsdow is the club reporter. Lunch was served by the hostess after the meeting.
The Glee Clubs and mixed chorus plan a Sailor Maid number under Mina Vi Jolson and Mr Indall. The program will be staged in March with new music arranged for the performances.
Bonilla 4 H dairy calf club organized in 1928 under McKichian a Bonilla State Bank cashier now leader. R A Cave Beadle county agent outlined enrollment plans January 16 1929 with twenty members. Calves selected May 7 at Huron fair weighed 367 pounds cost 54 32 each. Members attended state camp Redfield and state college judging trips. In August eighteen members exhibited calves at the state fair with several winners. A sire was bought for 95 from Thad Oviatt of Huron. Club kept calves with annual costs around 50 and occasional losses. December events included oyster supper and basket social profits aiding the treasury.
To the Editor a reader criticizes an editorial on Dr Donnlas Clyde Macintosh and citizenship denials over bearing arms. The letter argues pacifism as active, cites World War exemptions for Quakers Mennonites and discusses the Peace Pact and Kellogg proposal. It references Ramsey MacDonald and the Disarmament conference.
Twenty years ago in Huron, A L Kinkead and daughter 34 Ethel returned from Chicago. Mr and Mrs J C Rogers guests at Dr Chambers home left for Superior Wis. Rev O H Hager headed to Mitchell. James Byrnes in Centerville on business. marriage license issued to James Show and Bel A Ray of Foregburg. A B Fairbeath to Sioux Falls. Cissenbui moves to new quarters over First National Bank. Warren Furst on a business trip to Miner.
YC L Contest open until January 31 invites CL members to submit strong stories. Three themes are "What the CL Meant to Our School" "What the CL Meant to Me" and "The True Young Citizen." Entries should come from each league in the state and be the best from that league, with rules updated from September issues of The Young Citizen.
The class elected officers: Joe Aueband as president, Ethel Gray as vice president, Virginia Atkingon as secretary, and Eugène Bloomenrader as treasurer.
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