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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
6
Rural and independent school officers of Spink county gather at Redfield courthouse with 175 members attending. Russell Jonas from Pierre outlines new transportation and tuition laws and nepotism provisions, stressing district debt status and the need for careful teacher salary decisions.
Pierre March 14 P Lays governing education and schools in South Dakota changed markedly in the recent session. Twenty seven acts direct or indirect affected the system with new state aid provisions, tax funding shifts, and reductions in expenditures. Notable changes include a gross income tax benefiting school districts by about four million dollars annually, with distribution rules to districts and special aid funds. Additional appropriations for districts with Indian lands and rural credit land, and improved inspection funding for high schools. County commissioners may levy a mandatory annual school poll tax. Drastic cuts hit mileage, transportation, and high school tuition, with reduced per diem and mileage for county superintendents and lowered tuition caps. Transportation allowances for pupils tightened by distance, with maximums per family. Other measures redefine agricultural lands for tax purposes, clarify building contracts, permit warranty-deed foreclosures, tighten school fund security, require district public notice, allow polling-place consolidation, raise treasurer bond limits in Tanger cities, permit district investment in warrants, and expand state board representation to include a farmer, laborer, and housewife.
A fragmented account notes persistent inability to sleep. The text mentions a caregiver or relative assisting someone named Veretbie to sleep, detailing limited readable phrases about rest and support.
Dr P A Bonequet of the University of Southern California reports eight years of nutrition research in the Los Angeles school system showing eighty percent of children scientifically under nourished. He notes insufficient focus on nutrition and meal times in daily routines and views dining as a practical life education and socialization opportunity.
The Burdette Ladies' Aid held a gathering March 14 at the home of Mrs. Harry Kenyon. Seeds discussed were shared and plans outlined for future church help.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Thomas announce the birth of their child born last week. Mrs Thomas is formerly Ruth Miller. The couple are glad to share the news with family and friends.
The article analyzes Senate and House leadership lines, naming key Democrats like Pittman of Nevada Kendrick of Wyoming and Burton Wheeler of Montana, detailing who ranks atop foreign relations public lands and audit control, and outlining how regional blocs influence chairmanships amid a scramble for rewards of victory.
Farmers union met at the Woodman ball on March 14 following a business meeting. A program provided the evening’s entertainment and dancing. A late night launch was served at midnight.
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