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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
4
The piece notes Senator Notheck voting against the bill while MuMaster pressed in South Dakota amid dis turbance. Newspapers nationally showed mixed views yet mostly supported passage hoping it would achieve its goals despite congress bull headedness. The article assigns grave responsibility to senators who delayed the measure for two years.
June 19 L J Larson was re elected president of the Plankinton Farmers Elevator company at the annual meeting held here. Officers include P P Thierry vice president G A Woods secretary John Saville treasurer D C Shottenkirk John Yearicker and Howard Rake on the board of directors C A Earl hired again as.
The manager announced a vote for a per cent dividend on capital stock and the treasurer's report shows a net profit of 2,054,78.
Washington report quotes Senator Borah urging US recognition of the Soviet government to gain access to Russia's vast 140 million population and a growing market. He argues England may join and that such move could promote peace and disarmament while boosting American trade opportunities.
The conference bill for farm relief passes after years of stalled talks as newspapers shift stance. Supporters in the middle west differ on how far the senate should go while acknowledging political risk of complete failure. Public opinions warn coalition members to yield to the inevitable toward a workable solution.
The Argus Leader urges the South Dakota Bankers Association to standardize the size of bank checks to aid bookkeepers and handlers. It notes the American Bankers Association has pushed for uniform check sizes and content, with the state association already backing the effort as a leader in standardization. Gossip mentions a state employee survey and Republican salary draw from Democratic-headed departments.
Former Governor Shallenberger, now in charge of Governor Weaver's guaranty fund inquiry, told the Lincoln Lions club bankers erred by ignoring rules. He warned defective capital, overextended loans, self-loans, and lax supervision caused bank failures and eroded public confidence. If supervision had been efficient, violations might have been uncovered.
Advertisers increasingly spend on space, and if ads were unprofitable they would cut back. The piece argues advertising is an investment for both business and the consuming public, driving mass production and cheap goods through broad demand. It notes electric service companies in the state expanding volumes as evidence.
Sioux Falls representative of Iaesby & Mattison asbestos products plans a 16 by 16 building on the state fair grounds for exhibition. A solar eclipse is expected tomorrow morning around 6. Annual James Valley bank stock meeting reelects most officers. Brooks named assistant cashier. Local visits and travels include Miss Myrtle Switzer, Mrs. A. D. Welchart, Mrs. W J Wilcox, Mina Hager, J C Klemme party, and E H Brant.
A dense listing covers many radio stations and programs across Chicago and the Midwest including WIZ WABC KW etc with times for dance music news and orchestras. It ends with a population fact: Calcutta, capital of Bengal, India, has over 1 327 500 residents.
Radio programs and stations listed in Central Standard Time with multiple networks, call letters, and program names. Entries cover 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm slots in various cities, featuring bands, orchestras, and talks with associated stations like WABC Chicago WBBM WGN and others.
The third annual Epworth League Institute will be held at the local Y M C A camp at Lake Kanipeska from June 24 to 30. A program of study and recreation has been arranged for attendees.
A Plymouth advertisement extols the car's full size, rugged construction, smoothness, and power. It promises low price appeal, Chrysler weatherproofing, four wheel hydraulic brakes, and excellent economy. The copy urges showroom visits and test drives to reveal the car's superiority.
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