Government Spending and Tax Burden Challenge Prosperity
Phil S Hanna of the Chicago Journal of Commerce urges that recovery relies on cutting governmental spending. He notes tax bills rose from two billion in 1913 to twelve billion in 1931 and taxes could reach thirty percent of income, arguing artificial cures fail and public spending must shrink to spur recovery. The piece cautions broader spending trends and credit implications for banks and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil S. Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
South Dakota
Hanna
United States
John Jones
No More Parties Declared in Sioux City Tribune Edits
The Sioux City Tribune argues against political independence in editorials citing the primary law that forces party declaration. It notes Republicans may wish to vote across party lines but must choose, risking support for candidates on their own ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
the Tribune
Hur
Towa
Party Reform Debate Warns Against Voter Disloyalty
The Sioux City stance on primaries critiques Tribune proposals to strip rank and file voters of party loyalty. It argues that open switching would erase party responsibility, pledges, and platform unity, leaving government driven by personal whim and top officials only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Senate
Sioux City
Fiis
the Tribune
Tribune
Ows
New York to Target Publishers Over Obscene Publications
The New York legislature plans to shift focus from dealers to publishers in the drive to remove obscene material from newsstands and bookstores. It argues dealers cannot vet all wares while publishers control manuscripts and should be held responsible for their publications. The measure seeks a logical extension of obscenity scrutiny to publishers, despite newspapers rarely facing the same scrutiny as books and plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allidge
KOT
New York
Optimism Boosts South Dakota's Recovery Hope
The Argus Leader urges a cautious Pollyanna view of South Dakota's future, arguing real recovery hinges on better crop yields and prices. It notes recent moisture gains, restored water in fields, and a resilient agricultural base with potential for a swift rebound if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Argus
Booth Dekots
Sears
Ciimenry
Pacifist Denominations Question War and South Dakota Road Funds
A Cleveland per diem representative argues pacifists would reject war and questions funding for roads in South Dakota. The note recalls Weathington and Lincoln, criticizes moral neglect, and clarifies a $28,000,000 emergency federal relief appropriation used for paved highways, detailing distribution and impact on states and local aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Weathington
Lincoln
South Dakota
Congress
Dinette
Amy Way
Huron Awards Trips For 4-H and Scouts Attendance
Huron business leaders pledge over 600 dollars to fund camps and trips for 4-H club members and scouts from Beadle and surrounding counties. Delegates will be chosen by record-keeping and project work, with trips to Brookings, Brookings December, and Northern Minnesota camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Minnesota
DakoTah
Miller
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Young Citizens League
U. C.L
Pierre
Beadle County
Eortest
C. L
Beadle
Hard
Hyde
Bpink
Sully
Hughes
Sanborn
Jerauld
Buffalo
Potter, Clark
Miner
Hkingebury
Faulk
Hurgrite
Donors Support Free Trip Contest In Huron Area
Local business and professional men of Huron join The Evening Huronite to fund a free trip contest. Winners attend camps or events as guests of sponsors including Armour and Company, Huron Clinic, Kinyon Funeral Home, Lampe Market, National Bank of Huron, Publix Theatres, Montgomery Ward, Farmers and Merchants Bank, Home Grocery, and New York Dental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Armour and Company
Homie
Churchill and Benson
Montgomery Ward and Company
Farmers and Merchants Bak
Home Grocery
Dr. 3. & Tachetier
New York
Dentl
Sidumes River
Bonilla Dairy Club Regular Session Report
The Bonilla Butter Boosters Dairy Club in South Dakota held a regular session led by local leader F B McKichan with Dorothy Atkinson as club reporter. Members played games and a short program was presented. A point hour followed the session and R A Cove of Huron attended as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Dairy Club
Beniliz Butier Boorters
F. B. McKichan
Sure
Dorothy Atkinson
R. A. Cove
Huron
Bonilla Butter ‘Boosters
South Dakota
Happy Helpers Plan Spring Project With Meeting Note
The Happy Helpers met at Alios VendeWalla’s home for a spring project planning session. Uniforms and wipes were discussed and songs were sung. Kores Gooding and Helen Mawi dere organized a lunch. The next meeting is scheduled for March at Mrs Tred Stew’s home, the local leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Helpers
Alios VendeWalla
Kores Gooding
Helen Mawidere
Mrs Tred Stew
Club Radio Program Promotes 4-H Members Projects
4-H club members will discuss projects and national goals on a NBC radio program across stations AFYR Bismarck KETP St Paul WAY Fargo WHO Des Moines and WOW Omaha. The show begins March 5 at 11 40 a m CST for one hour with music and lectures by Harold Kob er J W Hit and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
NBC
H. M. Somes
Harold Kober
Clvb Boy
Kent County
Michigan
J. W. Hit
US Department Warfield
AFYR
Bismarck
Ketp SM
Miller Reserves Hold March Meeting At High School
Miller Girl Reserve members gathered March 1 at the high school for a pre Easter program. Mildred Geudig led the session with reports, Anna Mary Fisher read a Bible verse, Easter poems and scripture were read by Debarvell Schweppe and Dorothy Harris, and a question box covered etiquette and school issues as advisers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Reserves
Miller Girl
Fite Mise Singeimann
Mildred Geudig
Anna Mary Fisher
Déarvell Schweppe
Dorothy Harris
Sturdy Oak Troop 1 Holds Meeting on Signaling Studies
Alpena nearby troop meeting in the Horme Ec onomics room of the high school covered signaling studies. The group practiced opening ceremonies and games including "George Washington Crossing the Delaware" and "Odds and Evens" won by Squirrel patel and Weedchucks respectively. Patrols prepared for second class requirements under Miss Louise Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
George Aleriwey
Squirrel Patel
George Washington
Delaware
Louise
Wales
Debates and clues mix in puzzling word grid
A dense OCR style puzzle page lists horizontals and verticals with numbered clues across topics like geography, language, and common terms. Entries reference places and objects such as Port Arthur and Silkworm, with hints including light brown color and masculine pronouns, forming a challenging word-matching grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
China
Beas
Girl Reserve Advisers Meet at Washington School
Girl Reserve advisers meet at Washington school Tuesday with Miss Mildred Wibstadt in charge. They plan the upcoming annual conference with Ng Hess named secretary. Theme Ready for Service, decor and program duties assigned to Lela Steele and Lillian Redwedder. W. C. A. Beadie County president and Mrs Donald Georgia attend. Christofferson discusses 1932 free trip contest by The Huronite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Mildred Wibstadt
Ng. R. M. Hess
Lela Steele
Xe Hees
Lillian Redwedder
Herbert Titt
Beadie
Donald Georgia
Mise Hazel Christofferson
Iroquois Troop 17 Forms Third Patrol In Scout Report
Iroquois Troop 17 formed its third patrol, Flying Eagles, with Bob Gross as leader. Five new scouts Rob ert Gross Howard Zwaninger Kenneth Bounds Joe Bewley Russell Wied enman joined recently and work on second class tests. Benedict earned his second class badge while Weldon Bolan and Lou Gathman completed health and fireman badge requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquoiis Boy Scouts
Dayton Armin
Robert Gross
Howard Zwaninger
Kenneth , Bounds
Joe Bewley
Russell Wiedenman
Bob Gross
Benedict
Weldon Bolan
Lou Gathman
LaKoTah Scout Tenderfoot Tests Held
LaKoTah Troop 2 met this week with Mrs. Charles E Baril as guest. She announced a March 1 dinner party for Girl Scouts and parents. Girl Scouts of America mark their 20th birthday March 12 with a banquet by the Huron community committee. Several girls passed Tenderfoot tests: Betty Chladek Esther Tischier Betts Inglebreteer Jewel Dutt. The meeting closed with Taps sung by Dorothy Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaKoTah Troop 2
Charles E. Baril
Girl ‘Scouts of America
Wen
Huron
Dheerrance
Betty Chladek
Esther Tischier
Betts
Inglebreteer
Jewel Dutttt
Dorothy Swan
Trop
Huron 4-H Club Plans Demonstration Teams
The Best Ever 4-H club of Huron met at VaLois Clemmens home Saturday afternoon. President Miss Clemmens called the meeting to order. The group will finish current slips by the next meet and make a print dress. Two demonstration teams will be trained for county and state competition with subjects Care of Clothing and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
VaLois Clemmens
Clemmens
Ruth High Club
Congregational Cub Pack Sketches Contest Plans
The Congregational Cub Pack met at the church early this week to plan a marble contest. Richard Cave, Cub reporter, notes twelve members answered roll call with two visitors present. Cubmaster Hall taught boys to make airplanes as games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Richard Cave
Hall
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand High Wardrobes In Homes
Wardrobes were common in large houses and remain useful for immediate wear clothing. Properly managed closets with shelves hooks and a pole can store many garments cleanly. Avoid floor clutter and provide ventilation lighting while airing clothes and airing out moth-prone items when possible.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Daily Life and Departures
Sixty lines recount daily movements and events in Huron twenty years ago. Fred Camp journeys to Hitchcock for business, Crece returns from Sioux Falls, Rollins visit St Lawrence, Miss Ryan and Mrs. Boyles visit W. J. Cole, York and Miss Brady wed at Plankinton, Alice Gates journeys east for millinery, Kinkeads head to Chicago, Fairbank family plans to live in Sioux Falls, Kies Dorothy Sneff returns to Winona, Wachter family returns from White for thirtieth wedding anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Camp
Hitchcock
Frank Crece
Sioux Falls
Fred ‘Rollins
St Lawrence
Miss Ryan
Boyles
W. J. Cole
New Haven
Conn
Milton York
Blanche Brady
Plankinton
York
Dan. York
Alice Gates
A. L. Kinkeed
Ethel
Chicago
Mr. Kinkead
Miss Kinkead
A. B. Fairbank
John King
Hutchins
Fairbank
Tia
Kies Dorothy Sneff
Wincont
Meyers
Tian Wachter
White
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Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk.mitchell Wewefapers, Inc
Dskote Selief
Wertington Springs
Nehfe Aa Oni
Central
South
Hazel Christoffersen
Camp
Spain
Northwest
Brookings
Hand
Spink
Potter
Clark
Kingsbury
Paulie
Mat
Iscuss
Orn
Waraide Hotela
King of the Befpent Rac
LGB
Lovely
South America
Qbina
Ier
Saral
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