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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
4
The text discusses price competition forcing manufacturers to lower prices to match farmers demands, urging labor to consider this as a remedy for unemployment. It notes farmers endure hardship while retailers also seek price readjustments, affecting all business sectors.
The Spottswood 4-H club of MHitshoors defeated Dakota Valley 30 to 29 in a kittenball game on Sunday afternoon July 13. Mildred Lyman reported both teams showed skill and teamwork and a rematch is planned at Hud ton in about three weeks. The Dakota Valley team included the Dakota Belles Room Improvement club. interested teams should contact captain Mildred Lyman.
Frank H. Simonds argues the London pact grants the U S a fleet parity with Britain and an indented 10-10-7 ratio among Britain, the United States and Japan. It preserves each power’s sphere while preventing cross-sphere aggression and aligns with Kellogg pact principles for nonaggression.
The piece argues that ongoing price shifts harm farmers who face lower sale prices for grains livestock and dairy while paying higher costs for imports and transport. It notes select consumer goods have fallen but many essentials have not, urging rapid adjustment and questioning whether legislation can help.
The Woon socket News praised Huron for a July 4 and 5 fiftieth anniversary celebration attended by thousands. The event was described as high class and free of any “hold-up” undertones, reflecting the city’s progress and neighborly spirit.
The Christian Science Monitor argues thousands of new graduates face a job market requiring more than facts. Schools should teach logical thinking and sound judgment, not just textbook knowledge, to prepare citizens and workers who can weigh evidence, face debates, and adapt to changing roles. Strong business, professional, and civic leaders value graduates with original judgment and the ability to evaluate.
An Omaha World Herald item recalls a young woman pledging marriage if her suitor won a national balloon race, and then questions whether victory translates to a secure future or domestic harmony. The piece also surveys post crash unemployment, regional labor shifts, and farm harvest prospects in the northwest as conditions color upcoming weeks.
Nellie M Brusso presents memory books to C L delegates who attended the state convention at Pierre in May. Books include notes from Miss Elsie Wiese and Clarence Phillips, with photos of events and attendees. Also notes plans for next year to report at home leagues. Delegates from Beadle county and area listed.
Anna Schubring of Ramsey county Minnesota stood out at the national 4 H club encampment in Washington D C in June her club record noted among the most outstanding She began club work in the clothing project in 1921 and has since pursued baking canning poultry raising home beautification room furnishing health and junior readership She won the state health contest in 1929 and placed third in a national health contest She has served as president of her local club four times and has been junior leader for three years guiding clothing canning and home beautification clubs.
More than 75 girls from eastern and Central South Dakota registered for the eighth annual Girl Reserve camp opening at Camp Watymes Lake Kampeska on Sunday noon July 13. Registrants hail from Bryant De Smet Hetland Canton Aberdeen Clark Brookings and Watertown. A week of swimming bathing camp fires hiking boating and many other events plus instruction is planned with Mrs. Andrew Daley camp mother assisted by Clara Waiseth Marian Hubbard Rhoda Dunham Lascille Voth Gerda McClintic Jean Mackenzie and Virginia Heaton. Daily camp programs are set for each night.
The Merry Maids Poultry club met Wednesday evening July 9 at Mrs J P Rudy’s home in Cavour. Leader Mary Fuller reports a caponizing demonstration where members each caponized a chicken under her supervision.
Readable radio programming list for Wednesday July 16 showing stations, times, and acts. Includes orchestras, dance programs, and notices across WGN WGY WNAX KSTP KYW WEAF WEBC plus many affiliates with detailed hour by hour lineups and artist names.
The Hand County 4-H Club Council met at Miller courthouse on Saturday July 12 with 19 members present. Officers named for the next year are Russell Bard president Mrs L B Croli vice president Minnie Verdugt secretary and treasurer. Activities committee includes Mrs Mabel Crossman and George Campbell. FAULTON district club agent De Long will supervise the boys exhibit at the junior fair August 25 at St. Lawrence with judging from 9 to noon for boys and 12 to 1 30 for girls. Demonstrations scheduled 1 30 to 2 40. Parade committee members include Mrs Mable Crossman and Leslie Croll. girls exhibit care committee chaired by Mrs H Gehring with Mrs E Parsons and Miss Esther Campbell.
Bertha Abbott reported the Blue Bird 4 H club of St. Lawrence held a camp in Huron during June at Maude Abbott s home. Six members and one visitor attended. Edna Jones noted patching progress, eight members attended camp, three named star campers Mable Jones won third place overall and a book on manners and conduct. Caps were given to Edna Jones and Wilma Keyes. The secretary was to write to Walter Brandenburg the California club boy injured last Christmas who has been bedbound. The girls plan a baby garment project and buttonhole reports were postponed until all members can attend. The next meeting is August 2. Watermelon and sandwiches were served.
Sixteen members of the 14 Toilers 4-H club met at Ma Howard’s home on July 32. New members Grace Johnson Florence Manning and Theresa Manning joined. Sussella Hubbard attended as a visitor from Miller. Roll call listed suitable materials for night gowns. Camp report from State Fair grounds, Huron, June 19. Plans for a mother father banquet set for July 29 at Cox home. Lunch served. Next meeting scheduled July 25 at Grace Johnson’s home.
The W H E O Low Litter club led by O W Olson will hold its regular meeting July 13 at the home of Howard and James Stoner per club reporter James. A previous note misattributed lunch to Mrs Olson. the hostess served refreshments at the June 13 gathering at Thelma Swansor's home.
Hand county 4-H club members toured several local farms including Wernersen Lewis Fisher Wilson Smith Jewell and Newrons after meeting at Hand County State Bank on Saturday. Leslie Lewis reports lemonade ice cream and a ball game at Newrons while noting the pigs are healthy and the group hopes for prizes this fall. District Club Agent De Lang reviewed the group’s record books during the tour.
Seventeen grade girls from Headlecoun ry Girl Reserve attended the final camp with about 25 from local clubs returning to their homes from Camp Wilson yesterday afternoon after a week at the annual camp. Miss Mary E Anspach, director of Girl Reserves, says the final camp of the season will include girls from high school junior high and grade clubs and begin ramping up today. Seventeen girls registered late yesterday afternoon and more from Mitchell were expected this morning.
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