Court adjovens Miller March 313 Special
Circuit Court of Hand County convened in March with Judge presiding as officials report on case status and scheduled March 16 proceedings.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
6
Circuit Court of Hand County convened in March with Judge presiding as officials report on case status and scheduled March 16 proceedings.
Mini delivers a masterful Pasteur in The Story of Louis Pasteur at Huron Theatre with superb makeup and research. Reviews from McCall’s, Motion Picture Herald and others praise Paul Muni for a powerful biographical portrayal, calling it a landmark film with strong family appeal. The program also lists State and Federal notices, including a bank condition report for First National Bank in Huron as of March 4 1936.
Huron defeated Highmore to win the district debate tournament finals held Tuesday evening. Don Schrader and Ross Oviatt led the Huron team past Pierre and Bhurt en route to the title. Oviatt won extemporaneous speaking for Huron with Payment of the Soldier's Bonus. Schrader placed second in oratory with Parole.
South Dakota's three Democrats back Pettengill bill to end rate bias favoring long hauls while Senator Norbeck doubts lowering long haul rates. Debate on restoring rail competition vs water and truck traffic looms as Bulow and Hildebrandt weigh abolition of interstate controls. World War era transport policy centers on boosting employment and freight flow.
Rapid City supports a House Interstate Commerce Committee cut as it would boost railroad business employment and lower rates. Representative Eidebrandt calls the Turdl resettlement program one of the most practical reforms, praising Tugwell safety and management. Julius A. Johnson of Pierre gains Supreme Court admission on Boys Johnson motion. Mrs. Andrew E. Lee of Vermillion visits Washington, with niece Burl Andersen now in Agriculture.
Cal Re E H Farr, aged 90, Civil War veteran and father of Mrs. B S Roe of Highmore, died at the Old Soldier's Home in Hot Springs. The obituary notes he was among the few remaining Civil War veterans. England consumed 2008.00 gallons of Australish wine in 1934.
In Highmore on March 18 the Catholic Daughters of America held a church parlors meeting. Eight men joined as members after initiatory work by a Pierre guest team led by State Vice Regent Ale Mullally. Two Pierre members were welcomed, bringing total to ten. A 6:15 banquet for 75 guests followed, hosted by the Altar Society, with St Patrick's Day decor. Fr. C. I. Kappenman’s birthday was noted and Rev. Fr. Meyer of Gettysburg spoke.
County Commissioner A. M. Bowen notes Hand County farmers beginning planting. Mr Howen sowed forty acres of wheat in Rose Hill Township on March 8 and 9 marking early activity in the season.
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