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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
4
The piece argues history may repeat but has taken a new path in India with unrest against British rule. It notes the Simon Commission advocates self government within the empire, signaling conciliation and eventual peace, unlike the harsher colonial response in America.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader urges the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission to promptly address the pheasant issue in Beadle County. It backs a farmer driven relief approach while balancing hunter recreation, warning that delaying risks extermination of pheasants.
South Dakota farmers argue for a limited shooting season to protect corn crops and pheasants, warning strict bans invite abuse. They urge the commission to act now to relieve farmers and counter political pressure.
New Jersey motorist Ludwig Lanther uncoupled two freight cars at a blocked grade crossing to create a gap and pass. He faces charges of violating a state freight train rule but argues his action was justified, likely to gain motorist sympathy.
Georgia Court of Appeals tosses a damages appeal by a woman in a family auto crash after she failed to warn the driver. The piece argues back-seat advice is not a duty and questions common sense in traffic vigilance.
The 1930 census could shift population and congressional seats between North and South Dakota. South Dakota shows stronger gains west of the Missouri River, especially in the Black Hills, potentially lifting its total above North Dakota. Reapportionment plans loom as Congress has not updated districts since 1910.
The Mitchell Republican reports calls for a thorough radio commission probe into charges that a counterfeit U S call was used to justify turning off talk. Senator Jim Reed attacks a radio trust monopoly and urges drastic steps if charges prove true, with support for unlicensed stations being tracked by direction finders.
A film review praises The Rogue Song with Tibbetts and Dale Owens and notes strong Technicolor visuals and features Laurel and Hardy. Katherine Dale is highlighted for beauty and the picture includes ballet sequences and a notable flogging scene. Also present are birthday greetings, a lighthearted missing persons column, and readers' notes on horoscopes and exchanges.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sporting event or sports note but specifics are unclear. The legible parts mention Yoager and commercial purposes, suggesting a nonstandard reference to a game or venue context. Further readable details are required to craft a precise card.
The Young Citizens league shows steady growth in South Dakota with over 46,842 members reported by county superintendents and the state office. State chairman E C Giffen emphasizes the league’s value in citizenship training and school spirit.
Community group Busy Fingers Club intends to attend the Huron event with funds from a Woodview day sale. Members Mary Martin and Bernice Walsh report treasury activity and clothing drive efforts to cover regular project costs.
Beadle county agent Lee Bivens oversees a parcel sale in Cae County amid legal notices and public bids. Local residents attend hearings as officials confirm parcels and deadlines.
Miss Sarah L. Dewing announces a new Visitor Day at the Beadle county 4-H club camp. Registration opens at the State Fair grounds Wednesday afternoon for four day attendance with Friday set as Visitors Day to join morning classes and lunch in the cafeteria. Friday evening features stunt night as a highlight of the event.
Five members of the Dakota Belles Room Improvement Lab of Beadle County will attend the 4 H club camp opening in Huron on June 18. The group lists Lory Murray Elizabeth Ritter Clara Schwartz Dorothy Schulz and Mildred Lyman as participants.
Linwood Nebraska reports Richard Kerlin, 13, arrived after a 353 mile ride from Wood South Dakota. He averaged 70.34 miles per day and was accompanied by his father Charles Kerlin, former county auditor and treasurer of Mellette County South Dakota, who has lived in White River for 12 years.
Hand County club members and friends joined a June 1 tour of pig facilities and cattle farms. They visited Grain Cox, Carl Anderberg, Bennett farm land, Aug Allen, Dewey Zudkwellers, and L. B. Crolls to judge horses, tour Harrison Hereford herd, and view Guernsey cows. A picnic under cottonwood trees followed before kittenball.
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