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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
4
July 12 entries recall Fanny Kelly captured by the Oglala Sioux and taken to Grand River, a 1865 clash near Webster with fifteen hostiles killed, a 1875 Belle Fourche hailstorm wrecking crops, and the 1887 contempt of court trial of a Huronite by James Spencer.
The European Editors Tour asks what impressions U S readers will gain. The piece criticizes American profligacy in forests soils coal and oil, notes high production per person aided by electricity, and laments lax regard for laws and traditions. It hints editors will judge vastness and industrial capability.
The piece observes two kinds of congressional visitors in South Dakota. Some bring constructive, hopeful messages about progress and public good, while others dwell on troubles to advance their political aims. It predicts readers will hear both types as the season advances and advises choosing wisely.
Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of agriculture, urges city residents to engage with the newly formed farm board and the broader agricultural issue. He notes newspapers already discuss the topic with varying wisdom and stresses public interest.
In agricultural regions debate grows over the farm board and calls for economic justice. Arlington Sun editor H.A. Sturgis prefers baseball to golf, explaining his sideline rooting and playful razzing of opponents, while noting golf’s supposed dignity.
The Illinois legislature passed a bill prohibiting sale, possession, or use of machine guns, aiming to curb gang activity. Governor Louis L. Emmerson vetoed the measure saying it would deny police parity with gangland and be unnecessarily broad. The veto, he argued, would rebuke thoughtless legislation and aid law enforcement.
A Cincinnati Inquirer column extols duty as a guiding virtue citing quotes from Yeats and the golden rule to urge personal growth through doing right. It praises President Hoover for assembling a capable Federal Farm Board, credited with applying party promises to farm legislation and stewarding the program amid votes for Hoover.
A reminiscence from Hollywood about Joe Brown, a Broadway figure who ran Joe’s chop house and the Greenwich Village Lunch Club. He recalls his rise as an actor, life on Broadway, and a southern California ending with sunshine and gardens.
Calvary Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Dakota Avenue South at Ninth Street lists Sunday school at 10 o clock German service at 9 45 a m Holy Communion at this service for registered attendees Regular English service at 11 15 a m Holy Communion not at this service Confessional and communion service begin at 8 o clock in the evening Those registered with the pastor will partake Communion If you have no church to call your own come and worship with us Pastor T A Joetkel
Sunday schedule lists 11 o'clock morning service with a sermon on The Greatness of the Few, 10 o'clock Sunday school, and the Young People in charge of evening services. Rev. Alfred Trenerry is the pastor.
Corner Path and Hingis hosts Sunday 11:00 morning service on Sacrament and 12:19 Sunday school. Wednesday evening testimony at 8:00. Reading Room at Farmers and Merchants Bank open daily 2 to 6 except Sundays and legal holidays. All are invited to attend and use the Reading Room.
church notices list Sunday services in Cavour Richland Pearl and Valley with sermon times at Pearl 10 30 am Richland 8 pm Cavour 8 pm Bible schools at Cavour Valley Pearl and Richland prayer meetings and a regional religious conference to be held at Richland No 4 school July 26 with play and refreshments followed by a business session plans for next Sunday meeting in Cavour to be announced later
Seventh Day Adventist Church on Sixth Street lists Sabbath services from 9 45 Sabbath School 10 45 preaching Bible study 3 00 Young People's meeting. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. Bethel A M E Church notes Wednesday 8 15 prayer meeting Sunday school at 10 morning services at 11 Christian Endeavor at 7 evening services at 8 Pastor A Baler
The American Lutheran Church announces morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor on the theme Coming the Second Mile A special anthem will be performed by the choir Sunday school and Bible classes meet at noon There is no evening service Pastor 8 D Disrud leads the church
The Turon Gospel Tabernacle Dawes Hall posts the week’s schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m, missionary offering during service, then 8 p m opening of a series of meetings led by Rev H G Osgood of Newark New Jersey wife who has spent two years in China to sing and accompany on piano each service features songs solos and special numbers meetings run nightly next week at 8 o clock Thursday 2 pm Cottage Prayer meeting Saturday 7 pm Street meeting all are welcome Pastor Guy H Nake
The First Congregational Church invites all without a home to morning worship at 10 20 am. Sunday July 14 sermon on an Old Testament tale titled How One Man Caused a Nation to Suffer. Choir anthem and duets noted. July 19 annual church Sunday School picnic at the Fair Grounds begins 4 00 pm. New members welcome July 21 reception. see pastor by July 17. A S Carlson Minister.
Esvst Methodist Church outlines Sunday worship at 10 30 morning sermon by the pastor 12 00 Sunday School 7 00 Intermediate Epworth League 8 00 evening service with a pastor sermon midweek service Wednesday at 8 00 F E Lochridge pastor First Christian Church lists 10 00 Bible School 11 00 Lord's Supper 11 20 preaching 7 00 Christian Endeavor 8 00 preaching Rev Lloyd C Snyder bases ninth sermon on Life of Israel from Exodus to Messiah inviting former Church of Christ and Christian Church members to join at 8 00 Wednesday prayer meeting
Troquois, July 12. The town shows good growth this summer with only one vacant dwelling house currently available. Several new families have already located here and others are considering moving in once suitable dwellings are secured.
A long list of stations and time slots across major U.S. cities outlines duties for a Central Clear Channel broadcast day. The guide shows WABC New York and Chicago outlets with hourly programs from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., plus numerous affiliates and music and news blocks across WEAF, WENR, WLS, WTM, and more.
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