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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
4
A brief note references the Associated Press rights and local news publication policy as credited dispatches and local coverage.
The Sioux City Tribune questions a Chamberlain Oacoma manganese ore project and argues against a state Missouri River power dam. It notes uncertain ore plans, doubts about demand, and that rural credits were a costly venture for taxpayers.
A past Hoover essay suggests criminals could be cured by fishing. The Golden Book magazine presents Herbert Hoover's view that fishing calms ego and anti social tendencies, framing it as an appealing, whimsical alternative to crime.
Nineteen New York churches unite in a broad educational advertising campaign to recruit nonchurchgoers into church life. The plan stresses memory and historic record as aims and appeals to followers of Walton as part of the effort.
The Fargo Forum cites federal budget discipline under the Bureau of the Budget as a model for smaller governments. It notes steady cooperation, budget tightening, and periods of tax reductions, with punditry praising the approach while a Chicago thesis on dishwashing offers a contrasting domestic view.
The narrator recalls a river lore tale from Cincinnati about Captain Green whose dying wish was to be taken home to Newport. Two sons navigate a frozen Ohio with a damaged packet, lifting masts and braving ice to honor the burial, a heroic river episode from 1929.
Poet J F H Doyle, a Huron philosopher and educator, denounces prohibition in a satirical poem published by the Sioux City Journal. The piece argues prohibition causes crime, poverty, wars on drink, and social ills, from delusions of literacy to delusions of safety, closing with dire claims about mortality.
Fall River county now has signs marking points of interest along highways. Carl Peterson of the state department and Lee Craft, supervisor for the county, stationed the markers.
The report notes ships under the United States Shipping Board covered over 11 2028 miles during 1928.
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