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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
4
The remarks focus on improving the position of current residents, attracting new industries to convert Taw products, and leveraging oil discovery. Development of waterways and lower transportation costs are seen as aiding growth, with better government and lower taxes aiding the effort.
A collage of notes, jokes, poetry, and ads with auction-like contests, travel curios, and a call for reader ideas. It mentions a Northwestern Public Service window prize, a downtown tire tube anecdote, and light verse, plus a police court nudge and birthday shout outs.
The Huron Chamber of Commerce urges merchants to record license plate numbers on checks from transient buyers to trace suspects and deter check fraud. The tactic aims to convert the automobile from a potential asset to a liability for would be check writers during the summer tourist season.
The Jolly Junior 4-H girls of Hitch cock will aid mothers this month by baking bread and cakes. Older girls bake bread, younger bake cakes, samples to be shared at the next club meeting. Proceeds from candy at the Women’s Club picnic fund camp trips.
The piece argues Missouri Democrats should move beyond James A. Reed as a presidential candidate. It notes Reed's Sedalia address attracted thousands, but portrays him as highly partisan, brilliant speaker yet weak on broad appeal, urging Democrats to seek a different type for national leadership.
The article notes Des Moines 142469 and Sioux City around 80000, argues a triangle model shows Iowa cities could rise in South Dakota. It predicts Cedar Rapids Waterloo Mason City size gains, mentions Huron growth toward 25000, and links expansion to profitable agriculture and attracting farmers.
The Kansas senator and former publisher Henry J. Allen urges government advertising to promote obedience to liquor laws. He warns enforcement alone has weakened public understanding and calls for renewed nationwide anti liquor education alongside prosecutions. Cottage burglaries at Lake Byron prompt cottage owners to vow action against intruders.
The Omaha World-Herald criticizes Carol of Romania for returning to Bucharest to claim the crown amid romance and scandal. The piece likens him to fictional princes and mocks his claimed aim of reviving national prosperity while noting past liaisons and political shifts.
Sioux Falls Chaplain N L Haney wed Lara Tie Slater and Boris Wilkie at the Alonzo Ward hotel in a casual ceremony. He asked simple evaluative questions about home, resolving irritations, and mutual support, suggesting marriage promises endure beyond formal rites amid potential hardships.
Everett Christopherson a Vernon township ten year old won first place in the fifth grade health poster contest at the Y C S convention in Pierre May 27 28 receiving five dollars and three dollars for Beadle county top honors He had no formal art instruction beyond his teacher Mrs John Hagedorn Posters were free hand with color media allowed The best county posters went to the state C L convention judged by Mrs Gertrude Fishback and Mrs PD C Mills Hughes county dominated with three state prizes while over 200 posters were entered in Hughes county this year The prize winning posters will be exhibited at the State Fair in September.
The Yale Stitch and Chatter girls judged clothing at their meeting at Irma Vondracek home. They shared completed dresses from the club project and will bring more garments at the next gathering. They plan to attend the 4-H club camp in Huron June 22 1. A bake sale on May 30 raised funds for camp expenses.
The Best Ever 4-H Canning club met at Mrs. B. F. Barthell’s home west of Huron on Tuesday June 10. President Mildred Johinson led the session. Sara L. Dewing outlined the upcoming club camp in Huron and record keeping for the canning project. Mrs. Barthell demonstrated spinach canning.
The Dearborn Sunshine Baby Beef club held its annual tour on June 9. Members met at the Morrissey farm to view calves while R A Cave county agent photographed the stock and gave a cattle judging demonstration. The group dined at Ed Simantel's home and concluded with a game of kitten dill at noon.
Alpena 4 H club members met at Mrs Dora Linafelter's home on Monday June 3 to plan an achievement day and prepare sewing garment displays. Agnes Brandenburg hosted their May meeting and arrangements were made for participation. Ethel Nelson and Bessie Skinner served lunch.
Vague notice notes two clubs, Pig and Potato, joining efforts for a community potato fair. Details unclear in readable text.
Evelyn Woelpert and Mildred Lyman, members of the Dakota Bellies Room Improvement club, have attended every club meeting this year despite heavy winter snow. They plan room makeovers such as painting and rearranging, and the club fields a kitte rb all team with Mildred as catcher and Evelin Woelpert and Clara Schwartz as pitchers.
Four members of the Wessington Boosters Sewing club plan to attend club camp at Euron, per Alice Hess. The group met at Beth Rogers home with three members and three visitors Grace Beadhes Maxine King and Mable Schnoo. They worked on 4-H club dresses and Mrs Rogers served lunch. The next meeting is set at Floris Syring home on June 21.
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