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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
4
The Argus Leader backs Warren Green for governor and praises changes while The Evening Huronite endorses Green but objects to the Argus Leader’s zeal. It argues the Slocum primary needs no major changes and defends the 35 percent safety clause as essential to deter minority nominations.
The De Smet News marks Kingsbury county’s fiftieth anniversary with a June 16 edition recounting local history. Publisher Aubrey Sherwood, a native son, praises pioneers who helped settle the prairie and notes their sacrifices and enduring heritage for Kingsbury County and De Smet.
The Mitchell editorial praises mutual growth between Mitchell and Huron, noting friendly rivalry and shared state prosperity. It argues neither city profits at the other’s expense and calls for continued population growth in Mitchell to influence third-place standings. The piece also touches on Nebraska counties with no movie showings and a provocative quip about Prince Carol and a red headed woman.
Readers recall a boastful letter about Sibbins Bros Circus featuring vaudeville acts and a dog and pony display plus Mother Goose Pageant. Buck Owens highlighted as a film star, though not listed in the Blue Book motion picture index. A radio car in Muron, Gypsy Snyder travel gossip, and an Idea Rodeo contest for a store window display are noted, with prizes described as priceless and original.
The Minneapolis Journal reports on Justice Hughes authoring a key Supreme Court decision upholding organized labor in its dispute with the Texas and New Orleans Railroad subsidiary at South Pacific. The piece notes the ruling construes the Railway Labor Act of 1926 to require railroads to deal with unions chosen by workers, not company-favored groups. It lauds judicial impartiality and contrasts it with partisan claims of bias, emphasizing the broader impact on labor rights and property rights debates within the U.S. judiciary.
Captain G W Yardley reports Japanese and Philippine interests are collaborating to boost trade relations. President Cleveland Lippari, with business leaders, ranchers, engineers, and delegates in law and medicine, travels in Japan seeking closer ties with Japanese partners. 20,000 Japanese youths are mentioned in context.
Hazel Tollefson, Spink county 4 H champion, one of four South Dakota members selected to attend the national 4 H club camp in Washington D C starting June 18. Fundraising by local clubs and groups covers a total of 2116 50 needed for the trip with plans to tour landmarks and meet officials while in the capital.
Fort Pierre Scouts from troop 33 won first place in the achievement contest opened March 4 and closed May 31, earning the blue trophy with a 192-point score for achievements, membership gain, Memorial Day events, and other activities. De Smet and Alpena troops placed second and third with 1140 and 863 points respectively.
Proceeds from the camp benefited the Taille Sowl Litter Club with funds allocated for upcoming trips and activities. The event, focused on dance and finance themes, raised modest donations and fostered community support for club initiatives.
Central South Dakota Council met with Scout Executive Fred Eggers outlining Camp DakoTah for the season. The first gathering Thursday evening in Miller invites council members and families for a picnic supper at 6 o clock before the general meeting to preview camp facilities and discuss development plans.
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