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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1930
Page
12
Officials blame the Viet-Nam Quoc Dan Dang and the Viet-Snam-Cong-Dan-Dang for uprisings in Hanoi. Nearly seventy lives lost and hundreds wounded, including five Europeans. Nationalists and communists ally to disrupt French rule as leaders urge mass arrests and tax resistance near Sai Gon.
Washington reports that President Hoover loves fishing as relaxation and discipline for the soul. He studies water, insects, and bait, using light rods and long casts, often fishing upstream from his Rapidan camp and traveling far for days of quiet angling. He believes fishing fosters humility, patience, and moral balance.
Fred Spitzer of Elkton was elected president of the South Dakota Well Drillers association at its first convention in Sioux Falls. D. R. Lundberg of Alcester became vice president with J. J. Larsen Yankton as secretary Aldin Christensen White as treasurer and C. B. Askins Sioux Falls J. A. Bell Miller and C. F. Mayer Armour named directors.
London reports George Bernard Shaw will turn 74 on July 26 and soon publish his first novel Immaturity written at age 25. He recalls publishers rejecting it, lectures on politics, and his health routines including wood chopping and sunbathing at Cap Antibes, while continuing sharp social critique of England and the United States.
Three men arrested at Hecla by a deputy sheriff face possible robbery charges in South Dakota. Aberdeen police say they may be linked to railroad station robberies at Holabird and Harrold on Sunday night and the Onaka post office robbery the following night, with Wyoming officers to decide on charges.
In July 1947 Herbert Berns of Salem sustained serious scalp wounds and two others were lightly injured when two cars collided at an intersection west of Sioux Falls. Jerome Kerns of Rock Rapids and Margaret Le Brun of Sioux Falls were among the injured. The incident prompted air transport for some passengers, reflecting postwar travel patterns with Germany as the only country carrying more.
Legge, former head of International Harvester, defends farm board work and argues other relief plans are impracticable. He says equalization fees fail, dumping wheat overseas won’t work, and farm machinery prices total 45 million. He notes domestic corn prices during the current business depression remain favorable versus other commodities.
Legge urged South Dakotans to specialize in livestock and corn as imports rise, praising California citrus organization and State college work. He asked for stronger marketing organization to place marketing on a remunerative basis and cited 4-H clubs as agricultural hope.
Clarissa Morley Uke is hailed as the greatest dancer while Steyne, back from Persia with Hylton, shifts toward business. Rumors swirl about their closeness and whether Steyne’s art will stay behind as Clarissa prioritizes work. Conversation ends with a cliffhanger.
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