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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
4
A dated survey argues women face fading job prospects after age 30 and 34, suggesting romantic and domestic roles outpace careers. It laments perpetual youth efforts and notes employers’ bias against older women, urging preparation of homemaking skills over professional aims.
A drought in Washington prompted Tacoma to borrow electricity from the navy carrier Lexington. Now the New England Public Service Company converts the Jacona cargo ship into a floating 20,000 kilowatt power plant to supply coastal cities during shortages, signaling a shift toward private, flexible energy solutions.
A fragment discusses Mexico's defense of its image amid American film portrayals. It notes national pride among Mexicans resisting perceived degradation and asserts Mexico will permit films only when they honor the country.
The Rio Grande border area is cited as a context for censorship. The essay argues Mexican characters are habitually cast as villains in American books and films, noting readers’ expectations of deceit whenever Mexicans appear and linking this to broader censorship efforts.
American booksellers provided the White House with a 500 volume model library. The selection shows discretion and some omissions spark curiosity. Notably absent is any work by Herbert Spencer, raising questions about evolution and safety for a president to read.
The North Carolina primary results show the solid south remains aligned with the Democrats for presidential years, despite 1928. Party loyalty persists, and Republicans should not expect a southern victory unless specific issues trigger cross-party support.
Royal scene depicts Princess Helen surrounded by attendants as King Caru of Romania enters. The dialogue reveals flirtation and a demand to appoint a queen, with sharp exchanges about marriage and status amid a chaotic, melodramatic exchange.
North Dakota reports 681273 residents in the latest census, up 34401 since 1920, amid agricultural downturn. Jamestown dispatch notes formation of the North Dakota Dairy Council aligning with the National Dairy Council, signaling a push toward a western dairying hub. The article highlights continued growth despite homestead era decline and notes lignite coal measures ready for industrial use, suggesting a strong regional future.
The story notes the U S flag association president issues a statement ahead of Flag Day. He questions the Betsy Ross legend, attributing the origin of the flag to figures including George Washington and Robert Morris. The piece frames his comment as a shake to public belief.
A disjointed collage of reader letters and revue notes surveys film reactions. Edmund Lowe as a miscast gangster in Born Reckless draws mixed verdicts while The Rogue Song is panned by some and defended by others. The column blends gripes, audience quips, and requests for column enhancements.
Lake Byron camp runs from June 18 to yesterday with 34 girls from Aberdeen and Huron. It is an inter racial program led by Mary E Anspach and Josephine Ainsworth W C A secretary. A second group of 34 girls will attend, including Eleanor Follette from Huron and several prize trip winners to Lake Okoboji Iowa.
Beadle county 4-H campers entered camp yesterday with boys engaging in livestock judging and physical exercises while girls attend home economics and contests. The camp schedule includes a parade through the business district at 1 30 p m Friday and an eight o'clock program Friday evening featuring final camp events and a telescope to select two star campers for a free trip to the Junior Shore Course at State College next December.
Gladys Marie White reports that the Sacajawea Girl Scouts held a Monday evening hike to Ravine Park with weiner roasts after a lunch. Twenty four members attended including Lila Lee Wright visitor Priscilla Agne new member Mrs G E Wright captain and Mrs F E White lieutenant. The hike replaced the regular meeting for the week.
The Broadland Busy Bees met at Ethel Schulze's home Saturday afternoon with 14 members present and visitors Katherine Vollenweider Mire and George Swanson. Two girls plan to attend the club camp at Huron opening today. An exhibit of completed dresses was the feature. Thelma Swanson played two selections on the harmonica during recreation. Club songs and yells followed. Lunch was served by Jime Vollenweider and Mrs Schulze.
The Rudy Darry club met at John Wallace's home on June 17 where Wallace demonstrated rope tying halters. Paul Wallace presented a blanket demonstration and Mrs. Skerlerken spoke about financing the 4-3 club project.
Spink county Y C L chapters reported active work at the State Y C L convention in Piere May 27 28. Myrtice Scandrett noted LIL chartered leagues and a year’s summary showing 69.20 earned 624 spent on playground equipment books pictures and musical instruments. Art Appreciation was strong with plans for beautifying grounds music appreciation and play grounds next year. The county chorus was successful and rhythm bands formed. superintendent Mrs Hodgson praised planning across several schools.
The Central South Dakota Council Boy Scouts of America convenes a general meeting at Camp DaKoTah tonight with families invited. Fred Eggers notes the theme is Camp DaKoTah development and use, with tours to illustrate facilities needs and current methods. The camp lies nine miles southwest of Miller along Highway 14.
Miner county home extension clubs will hold their annual achievement day at Fedora training school center on June 39. A picnic lunch at noon will be cafeteria style with coffee served by the Federal town club. Exhibits show a year of club work, including a 4-H booth on clothing and foods. Director A. Fe. Anderson of the State College extension service will speak at 1:00 PM in the community hall.
The state has purchased ten 0-foot lots on the shore of Lake Enemy Swim for a state biological station linked to Northern Normal. The land had previously been leased for the same purpose.
Mellette 4-H Merry Maids held Achievement Day on Saturday June 14 at Mellette Eix teen Smith and Dorothy Forsyth demonstrated pie making with two crust and pole crust styles. The program featured songs, a flag pledge, a play The Right Prescription, and a two act Clubs Are Trumps. Cast included Dorothy Arthurs Grace Palmer Evelyn Burt Ruth Burt and others. A food sale followed the program and lunch was served.
The South Dakota Traveling Men's Association opened its sixth annual convention with one of the largest otter ranges in the state. Officers include CE Barrows and A Heeler vice president J W Richardson secretary and G H Washburn treasurer. The executive committee features F J Verseh J Md Wood W Douh 1 Schradus G B Farrell F A Lindsien and O R Anties man. The gold committee comprises W A Goyer Cole Crow J M Wood BR J Woods and W S Stockwell. The event also notes activities by Miss Fella LaFollette promoting woman suffrage under Mrs A B Fairbank, and reports from various local residents. Barrel cactus vignette included.
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