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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
2
Brookings County develops into diversified farming with corn, barley, flax, wheat and other crops. The region reports growing acreages, meat, fruit fees, rail transport, 320 rural schools, eight towns with four year high schools, and Brookings as site of a state agricultural college.
In Wayland the corn crop shows good emergence with sturdy stands and solid moisture, signaling a strong growing season. Farmers report dense growth, readiness for first cuttings within a week, and optimism for timely harvest as labor prepares for field work.
In Redfield on June 3 the memorial program drew praise for the organizers and speakers. The event included a moving service and a tribute to fallen soldiers, with community members citing the discipline and unity shown by attendees and participants.
Brookings reports a group of students from State University visited farms in South Dakota and Minnesota. The trip highlighted agricultural practices and rural life, with students learning about farm operations and regional crop methods through guided tours and demonstrations.
A brief note describes completing landscaping at the Coolidge Theater site and surrounding campus area. It mentions planting and work on the area before a specified milestone on June 13, with the project linked to the campus development plan.
Miss. Mike Welsin of Bancroft fractured her hip in a fall at home after stepping on a rug. She suffered painful injuries but was in stable condition after initial examination. Local authorities report the incident occurred Monday morning with no other persons involved.
Pierre hosts the annual gathering of the state bail insurance adjusters from June 3 to 7. Mayor J E Hipple Governor W J Bulow and the state insurance commissioner will discuss problems connected with adjusting bail losses at the meeting opening today.
Alpena High School held graduation for thirteen seniors Wednesday. Dr. C W Coussaye of Mitchell delivered the address. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Murray with Raysmond and Lucille Murphy announced as top averages. Lucille Murphy, active in chorus and drama, graduates with 18 credits.
Alpena district sold bonds totaling 25000 dollars in Barr Northwest county. A Minneapolis company purchased the bonds and paid par plus a premium of 5 percent for the right to finance a new schoolhouse project. The deal reflects local investment activity by a Minneapolis firm.
In Spearfish June 3 1 two national officers will attend the PEO convention. Reeves past state officer and Miss Mabel Doud of the BT O will be special guests. Edna Jones of Madison will respond to an address of welcome by E C Woodburn president of Spearfish normal Mrs C H J Mitchell of Huron state president will preside at meetings. Chapter N of Spearfish sponsors the event with Lead Chapter and another chapter assisting on the last day June 6.
More than 130 veterans are expected in Springs for the 47th annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Women’s Relief veterans convention. Mrs Helen Yarkion and Mrs Alice Pickler of Hot Springs are among organizers. R Naberl, superintendent of the State Soldiers’ home, chairs arrangements for both events. Siou x Falls man Flor dus Melaquist is honored as most representative senior.
In Sioux Falls a dispute over a pint of liquor sparked a street brawl between two locals. A third person may have been involved as punches flew and a bottle was swung. the liquor vanished while no officers intervened as the fight raged through the area.
Deputy Sheriff Wood Smith remained in serious condition after an attack Saturday afternoon in Mitchell. He had arrested A J Relipy following an auto crash and was being taken to the station when Kelley jumped from the street and struck him, knocking him down. Doctors reported a fractured skull but expected recovery. Kelley faced charges of assault with intent to kill after waiving preliminary hearing.
Sioux Falls announces a paving program to start Tuesday June 26 with contractor Wagner in charge. The plan includes mid July completion with funds for equipment and revdin for the work. The announcement outlines start date and scope for the Dell Rapids ros area.
The Sioux Falls bank liquidation reports a ten percent dividend of 100,252.25 to be divided among depositors of the closed bank. Receiver Charles A McDonald announced the payment, the fifth dividend by the institution, totaling 50 percent of the bank’s liabilities paid to depositors.
A liberal one cent daily insurance plan from National Protective Insurance Association in Kansas City claims over 145 000 policies issued with no medical exam needed. Premium is 3 65 a year and policies are sent free for inspection with no money required to start.
Ben E Hardman, a Dartmouth junior from Lake Andes South Dakota, was elected leader of the college band. The ensemble of about 25 will sail abroad June 18 on the Europa, with many rival college orchestras vying for the prestigious summer tour.
Vermillion June 3 The graduation school of the University of South Dakota will grant Master of Arts degrees to 15 candidates at the commencement June 7 according to Dr. A M Price director One candidate Faith Hunt Hartford a former pupil to China is among the nominees Education has three in mathematics others in such fields As Amos Tschoteer of care psychology and history will receive degrees on June 5 with thesis contributions in experimental physiology to psychology
Faulkton attorney general opinion states that a secondary road not part of state or county systems falls under township trustees for construction and maintenance. Taxpayers fund upkeep, not construction, with townships bearing the primary responsibility for such roads.
Wohler recorded expenditures totaling 71.76 dollars in the recent primary filing. The numbers appear in campaign finance records, with no further context provided about sources or recipients.
A garbled report notes a representative from the fifty ninth district accused of spending costs in an expense account filed with the secretary of state August Bokebes. It suggests misreported actions in the primary, with references to SULIG and unnamed figures, implying irregularities in spending and representation.
June report from Bancroft describes Bernard Garry, a farmer from Bear V, who lost a finger in an accident. He was taken to a local hospital where surgeons performed an operation to save the finger and treat the injury.
June 1 2 and Suver Tm isend Cidllegian reported a local theater event in Brookings. Names and exact details are unclear but the brief notes a performance by All Guron Girl An Souls Theater Troupe with regional wording suggesting a community showcase.
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