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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1929
Page
1
Washington reports the new fiscal year begins with a surplus and debt reduced to 16.931 billion dollars. Receipts reach 4.084 billion, expenditures 3.348 billion, aided by higher personal income taxes and a strong securities market, while corporate tax receipts fall from rate cuts.
Members of the newly formed Miller Lions club met at the Brown hotel to elect officers with Lions International commissioner Larry Slater in charge. Attendees included several Huron Lions members who are sponsoring the Miller club’s organization.
Four Timber Lake women sustain injuries in an incident near Piedmont. Names appearing include Mrs Vallietta Johnson and Miss Helen Scholey, with reports noting others involved. Further details are incomplete.
A Sunday storm brought hail lightning and rain to Yankton and surrounding counties. No major crop damage was reported though hail stones fell briefly. Lightning struck the cemetery water tank in Yankton, causing wreckage and a temporary loss of phone service.
Tokyo July 1 Premier Tanaka and his cabinet will resign amid a government crisis triggered by the Chang Tso Lin assassination investigation and the Kellogg anti war pact ratification. The market rallied on the news, reflecting hopes for retrenchment and loosening the gold embargo.
Funeral services were held at the Congregational church for August Sunding 86 a Hyde county pioneer who died after a paralytic stroke at his home. He is survived by his widow and three sons Carl Gundar and Conrad.
Wessington Springs outhit St Lawrence 10 to 7 to win 6 to 3 in a fast ball game. Morris, new pitcher for Wessington Springs, pitched six innings with eight strikeouts and one walk. Bird started for Springs with Winsell, Butts, and Zink also contributing as scoring by innings shows St. Lawrence 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 and Wessington Springs 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 x 6. Next Sunday the Chicago and North Western railway team visits.
Wellington Springs obituary notes the death of Mrs Charles W McDonald a longtime resident of the Madison area. The brief item records her passing and identifies her as a pioneer resident of the Springs community.
Anxious Spain awaits Ramon Franco and companions as their Dornier warplane reaches 100 miles southeast of Maria Island Azores. Reports say nerves frayed during the endurance flight as British and Spanish officials monitor the mission and the Eagle arrival.
The fragmented text notes a health ministry focus and a visit by Bey to revive movements in Turkey. It references Rockefeller Foundation involvement and social service institutions. The piece mentions U S president and executive members driving the movement forward.
An unclear OCR fragment references a tractor upset and a man named Manis killed during a series at a church. Further readable details are not available.
Texas July 1 report cites US Senate and national committee debate on e-day session patterns. Rene B. Crea coverage for the republica notes debates and ad actions amid political contention.
President Hoover plans to complete the Farm Board appointment this week with three definite picks. Alexander Heeben of Chicago is named along with Hartshorn as potential leaders, backed by senators Nye and Frazier.
A fragmentary note from July in Washington indicates the launch of a series titled Inaugurate Farm Radio Programs. Details are incomplete but suggest government or agricultural outreach efforts kicking off with broadcasts aimed at rural listeners.
Nashville reports the first month of malt extract sales for home brewing. State finance officials estimate 2,000,000 ounces of malt extract sold and about 15,000 in revenue, tied to a broader tax bill on malt extract.
The Wabash Railroad applies to form a direct trunk line extending from Kansas City and Omaha into the eastern territory linking with Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio. The two latter railways file merger plans with the commission, opposed by Wabash, citing need for direct passenger service from Atlantic ports to the west of the Mississippi to avoid train changes at junctions.
Reverend J H Black pastor of Wellington city is named president of a newly formed Lions Club at a Saturday meeting presided by Larry Slater Lions International commissioner. Other officers include vice president Carl Scotchbrook second vice president We Hy Stewart first vice president McNeil Hallback and directors OAL committee led by J H Black Carl Scotchbrook H Stewart J K McNeil and J Hallback. Twenty two charter members listed include J D Hazzard J E McNeil W W Andrews J B Black among others.
The 1929 South Dakota assembly enacted 253 new laws including the 10 per cent malt tax, uniform motor vehicle code with new headlight rules, gamble of primary reform, and several appropriation and legalizing measures. Many laws take effect later or upon conditions, with five constitutional amendments to be voted on, and additional acts covering game, banking, and rural credit.
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