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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
4
The excerpt suggests government hopes a prominent businessman may be sent to Italy to negotiate or resell assets. The passage emphasizes the aim of leveraging diplomacy and business leadership to advance national interests.
A travel narrative from Rapid City to Keystone recalls Gutzon Borglum and Doane Robinson shaping Mount Rushmore. The writers describe crossing forests and canyons, visiting Hill City and Keystone, viewing the Washington face, and feeling the monumental significance of the project. They note the steel cable hoisting system and the awe inspired by the carved granite visage.
The notice outlines church services, Sunday school, and evening meetings across Cavour, Richland, Pearl, and Valley with times for Baptism classes, readings, and prayer meetings. It details Young People's conferences, addresses by Gladys Beall and Robert Wagner, and upcoming subjects on youth roles in church life.
An 8:00 p m preaching series continues on the Life of Israel from exile to the Messiah led by Rev Lloyd Snyder and others. The Church of Christ invites members and the Christ and Church to join the organization as they welcome attendees to the Wednesday service and dying service.
Dispatches report tense boundary moves by Russian and Chinese troops near Harbin as world powers from Japan Britain the United States and others have economic and strategic interests in Manchuria. The piece weighs whether the Kellogg pact and League of Nations survive amid fresh tensions signaling a critical test of postwar civilization.
The department notes widespread running-board riding as unsafe and frequently fatal in recent years. It warns that close car contact and the risk of falling from a moving vehicle create extreme danger and urge cessation of the practice.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader comments on Grover Whalen’s plan for a covert New York police unit of 50 graduates to infiltrate criminal ranks. The piece compares efforts with Scotland Yard and stresses pursuit of crime deterrence, plus warnings about investment scams and public mistrust.
Hollywood hosts a glitzy pageant as arc lights flood the streets and crowds crane for any glimpse of Joan Crawford Doug Fairbanks Jr. Ruth Chatterton Ina Claire and other stars arrive with loudspeakers broadcasting their entry. Beach gatherings, wiener roasts, and homemade cakes punctuate the season while writers like Arthur Caesar move from stage to screen turning witty gags into paydays.
The piece argues the US should look to business leaders for diplomatic posts following Dwight W. Morrow’s Mexico ambassadorship. It cites John Willys as a potential Italy envoy and praises Hoover appointees who left high‑paid private roles to serve, calling it a privilege rather than sacrifice. It notes Mussolini’s Italian leadership and questions the future of Italian politics.
Readable church notices include Missouri Synod Mount Calgary services with Sunday school at 10 and German 10, English 11 05. First Baptist with morning service 11 and Sunday school 10, Grace Episcopal Holy Communion 8, Morning Prayer 10:30, August services, Church of Christ Bible school 10, Salvation Army morning worship 11, Legion 6, St Martin’s brief service note.
The Sunday schedule lists 10:30 morning worship with sermon by the pastor, 12:00 Sunday school led by Walter S. Van, 1:00 or 1:00 evening service with the pastor speaking, and midweek Wednesday events at 7 oclock. Pastor F B Lochridge leads.
Corner Seconds and Kansas announces Bible School at 10 00 a m Lord's Supper at 11 00 a m Preaching at 12 30 p m and Christian Endeavor at 1 00 p m with all members welcome.
A report describes an incident where Sealy suffered injuries in a car accident prank. The details are unclear but indicate a collision and ensuing injuries. Further information about participants and outcomes is not provided in the readable text.
Mrs Sophia Milner of Luther Michigan widow of 1933 and owner of a small turkey operation lifted a $4000 mortgage on her home by expanding turkey farming. She began selling birds after hardship and shipped 400 turkeys last fall with plans for more next season. The article notes the turbulence surrounding the farm and references Detroit markets and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. as the youngest presidential hopeful, though the latter detail appears garbled.
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