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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
4
A Free Press editorial warns that Romania has passed a three clause law punishing false public statements, damaging credit trust, and leaking secret documents. It fears such broad provisions could weaponize government control over editors and politicians, threatening press independence and the duty to openly discuss public questions.
Carl Gunderson suggested cutting the state mill levy to one mill to push the legislature to find new revenue sources and reduce expenditures. The piece argues such drastic action should not be taken without careful thought and notes waste by county officials and the need to reexamine tax burdens on real property.
A debate centers on county manager use and ten percent of county funds wasted through carelessness and poor judgment. consolidation of counties is proposed for economy. The forthcoming legislature and a state tax conference may offer guidance, with Gunderson’s proposal needing thorough discussion before the session.
The editorial examines large campaign outlays in Pennsylvania noting Grundy spent 293000 and opponents 357600 while Pinchot’s totals, though high, raise questions about limits. It questions hard caps, cites state reporting laws in South Dakota, and suggests limits per voter as a possible public-safety measure. The piece asserts laws are often evaded and calls for scrutiny.
The article urges the police department to compel obedience to stop signs on arterial highways. It argues that inconsistent compliance raises hazard and accidents. it calls for strict enforcement and suggests reconsidering the abundance of stop signals to reduce confusion.
A Christian Science Monitor piece surveys Texas opinion on John N. Garner’s plan to slice Texas into five states to offset New England influence. Texans resist any scheme altering their vast domain and traditions, with humor from Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and nostalgic Dakota recollections.
A reader review brands Robbins Circus as a mixed two ring offering with average vaudeville acts and weak spectacle. The piece notes a 25 percent house, tepid enthusiasm, and a disinterested ringmaster while praising only the animal display and a Mother Goose pageant as minor entertainments.
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum declares the Mount Rushmore memorial will be a vast, beautiful monument to American heroes and ideals. He speaks to the Young Citizens League in Pierre, stressing freedom, equality, and national unity as future generations study America’s founding and expansion.
Clyde Progressives 4-H club drafted ship patterns and cut-out princess slips at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Wike Rex. June Stahly presided as club president. members shared current events and planned attending 4-H camp. A bake sale fundraiser was discussed to cover members’ trip costs.
Hand county reports 117 Young Citizens League units with 1,110 members led by officers ent Jal as vice president 329 secretary 223 and tessurer i6. Fifty leagues carried major project. 56 schools joined essay and speaking contests with Izaak Walton League. 65 leagues subscribed for the C. L. paper. Financials show 245.84 on hand 1,104.13 earned total receipts 1,359.97 spent 1,010.85 balance Fand. Delegates to state convention include Thelma Almond Miller Harold Ban ning Su Lawrence Lenore Danburg Miller.
Ruth and Deloris Bord enrolled in the Florencetta Sewing Club meeting at Mrs. L. B. Croll’s home on June 5, with Elizabeth Avery noting the event. The girls worked on their sewing project and a lunch was served at the close of the season, hosted by Vera and Vivian Wilton.
The Happy Workers Canning club of Bealls county was organized at a meeting at Mrs J A Conner home on June 6 with Coral Dynes named president Lorraine Burside vice president Lucille Tams secretary and Kathleen Conner treasurer The next meeting is set for June 25 at Mrs Conner's home.
The Sunshine Workers 4 H club met at Mrs. Paul Katz's home on June 4, with members rehearsing a forthcoming play as the principal feature. A farewell gift was given to Mildred Ives who had moved away. The group also worked on lingerie sewing projects before a social tea.
4-H girls organized a canning club at Mr. Fred Kutzier home on June 2. Crystal Clark was elected club president with Clara Ritnet as vice president Leona Kura secretary Pauline Brandmire treasurer and Devona Tyrrell as reporter. Refreshments were served by the business at the close of the meeting.
A student town fund to aid farm girls in North Carolina education is created in honor of Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon. Sponsored by the North Carolina Home Demonstration Agents Association and the Farm Federation of Home Demonstration clubs. Each group contributes a designated amount and public subscriptions are invited.
State chairman Richards reports nomination results for Robert Vessey by a sizable majority while Burke and Thumon lead for Congress. A wedding united Wm F Murray and Nel lies A Salisbury at the couple’s home. Invitations go out for a whist party on Idaho street. Desmond grows new potatoes. social events precede Coler Campbell and Doma Wells engagement. Miss Clara Belling visits from St Lawrence as Miss Fauline Bowe and Telene Evans vacation in Cedar Rapids. Thompson departs for Cascule, and Lizzie Weihrauch returns home from Groton. Maynard declamatory contest honors Miss Vandervoort and Miss Bell.
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