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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1930
Page
5
The Watertown Public Opinion editorial section analyzes Trygstad’s role in the Sharpe banking department investigation and the push for a strong AG led inquiry with bills 217 and 287. It recounts the senate house moves, political alignments, and the fight over funding and authority to prosecute.
A dense listing of radio schedules with many station call letters and time slots across networks. Notable items include WEAF New York and WABC Chicago blocks, orchestras and soloists, children and family programs, evenings with Amos and Andy, and central channel listings. The long page catalogs daily programs by time, station, and program type.
The records recount legislative action on bills 227 and 287 in late February and early March. Trygstad, voting Nay on SB 227, and again opposing HB 287, helped block measures seen as advancing a real investigation into the issue. Senate and House journal pages cited.
The senate discussed senate bill No. 130, the general appropriation bill. The house had amended the budget of the attorney general's office by adding 20,000 dollars for expense money for the biennium.
A lengthy critique outlines Trygstad's senate stance on banking department investigations. It notes his vote to sustain a veto, questions why he opposed funding for investigations, and argues the governor’s veto reflected lack of statutory authority. It concludes with calls for real leadership in the governor's office.
George B. Otte of Clark South Dakota is noted in connection with leading the procession and attempting a ride on his own horse at the head of the event. The remark appears in a brief historical clipping referencing Clark.
Miss Marian Crawford left for Ree Heights for vacation. Little Tootsie Ebert debuts at Lounge Theatre Friday night as local talent. Dr Van Dalsem reports birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J G Gross at 7 30 Thursday. Percy Gault left for Luverne Minn to take a job in a photography gallery. County Auditor T Young arrived.
Homa Wednesday evening from Pierre where he has been attending a meeting of the county auditors from all parts of South Dakota. Frank Cotton departed Wednesday for Parker for spring vacation visiting relatives. R. C. Gibbs left Wednesday morning for Sioux Falls on a short business trip. The New York five and ten cent store opened Thursday morning attracting a large crowd. Fred and Harry Sterling sons of Col Edward Sterling arrived Wednesday evening to visit their ailing father. Fred Sterling is editor of a Rockford daily and active in Illinois politics.
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