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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
7
SIOUX FALLS March 14 A survey by the local better housing committee proposes an extensive home remodeling and modernization program in Stone Falls. The plan lists demand for carpenters masons electricians plumbers painters roofers and other tradesmen, with optimistic outlooks that unemployment will drop and purchasing power rise as work begins.
The treasury announced the call for payment on June 15 of the entire first Liberty loan bond issue totaling about $1.993 billion. The 1932 47 maturity issue comprises three series including $1.392 billion at 3 1/2 percent, plus converted 4 percent bonds totaling roughly $3.0 million and $536 million in converted 4 percent bonds. The move aims to retire gold clause bonds rapidly following the Supreme Court ruling on gold payments and reflects a shift to reduce interest costs.
Mrs Hirning To Be P T A Speaker state president of the Parent Teachers Associations will be principal speaker at the city wide banquet in Huron tonight. Dinner at 6 30 in the Elks ballroom. Program includes chorus readings by Miss Ruth Wilcox and community singing led by CH Christiansen.
About 30 members of the Rainbow club of Hiland township and neighbors surprised the John Larson family with a farewell party in St Lawrence. They played whist and checkers, shared lunch, and presented a gift. Another party is planned at the church parsonage Saturday night as the Larsons move to Solway, Minnesota.
Postmaster General Farley announced a sweeping action against foreign lottery operators using the mails. About 300 persons were accused and a new blacklist raises the total to 7500. Officials say many so called lotteries were fake and estimate $5 million spent on tickets last year, with expectations the drive could cut that by half this year.
Washington, March 14. Secretary Roper told 52 business and advisory committee members that the administration does not contemplate new taxes at this time and favors fair profits for industry. He said additional taxes are unlikely unless Congress acts, such as passing a cash bonus bill, requiring higher expenditures than the president's current budget.
John Kass arrived from Huron to assume duties as assistant manager at the Orth office in Highmore. He succeeds Walter Prinz, who is promoted to oversee five eastern towns with headquarters at Iroquois. Prinz had served over two years as assistant manager. In Vermillion, practice teaching in elementary and high school work will be offered in the University of South Dakota summer session again this year, per Wm. H. Batson, director.
In Highmore the recent city school contests selected winners to compete in the county event. Jane Ray and Gordon Ray led primary and lower intermediates with others like Thelma Pickell among upper intermediates. Marjoria Harlin won first in the essay contest with an original piece on Badger Clark and will represent city schools at the county contest on March 23.
Army engineers say the cut-off drainage system can carry flood waters away from the Mississippi basin amid breaches at Cromblex near Newport and levee breaks near Metropolis and Saline County. Red Cross appeal aids 4,000 refugees from St Frances and Black River floods. Ohio River rises threaten Kentucky and West Virginia while western Pennsylvania sees relief as southern Mississippi River communities watch upper river rises.
Pension club president L. Kemp announced a Friday evening meeting for members at the courthouse starting at p.m. Members of the club are invited to attend and discuss club affairs and plans.
A state legislative reapportionment bill before the legislature would reduce Tammany Hall influence by trimming New York County Manhattan delegates from 24 assemblymen to 18 and from 7 to 6 senate seats. Brooklyn would gain one seat in both houses, altering the city-wide political balance. The three months study culminated in a plan that curbs the bosses’ control and shifts power toward Brooklyn, pending passage.
Special report cites Ceres Mindum wheat and other varieties urged for seed orders. Paul C Underwood, agricultural official, says stock commitments may affect supply. Industry officials emphasize securing seed stocks to meet demand.
The drought committee urges farmers to submit seed orders now as government removes a one cent per bushel storage charge. Prices for seed grain stay set at 11.25 for Ceres and Marquis, 1.35 for barley, 1.40 for Trebi barley, 0.75 for oats, and 2.25 for flax, with charges applying to all orders. The move aims to save over 160000 for South Dakota farmers.
Notice to creditors of Peter Atz of Beadle County South Dakota. In the United States District Court Southern Division, in a composition or extension proceeding under Section 75.0 of the Bankruptcy Act. Debtor Peter Atz in Richland Township near Cavour Post Office Beadle County. The notice dates to the twelfth day of the month.
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